Arizona republican., 1917-10-08

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 UoCfoRs HERE-Dr c. c. Gould of Glendale, Cal, Dr.. L. A. Walker of Pasadena, Dr.. L. c. Schildarhter of Los Angeles and Dr. Leonard Sieve of Altadena, Cal, are in the city to attend the dental examina tion.
 TAKES FIVE MILLION IN BONDS
 Word has been received in Phoenix that the Southern Pacific Rain oa, company has subscribed for five mil ..on dollars of the second liberty loan issue, of which amount $250,C0c is to be credited to the state of Ari- zona.
 CARPET LOOM WANTED-A loom for the weaving of carpets is wanted If there is such a loom in Phoenix the owner is requested to make that fact known at the Cham Der of Commerce immediately.
 DENTAL EXAMINATION - The state dental board will hold examina liens for candidates, beginning this morning at g o'clock, in the CentIal School building. Dr. H. H. Braxton. Dr. J. Delaney Holcomoe, Dr. Flu rene Mcclure and Dr. J. Harve Blain of Prescott comprise the board f examiners. -,
 SEWING ROOMS oPEN-The Red Cross sewing rooms at the Chamber of Commerce will be open today from Q until 12 o'clock in the forenoon and from l until 5 o'clock in the after noon. All women are urged to ap- peer and work. Mrs. Ancil Martin will he in charge.
 FIREMEN TO MEET-The regu- lar quarterly meeting of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire department will be held this evening at o'clock at the Gen. tral fire station. All members are earnestly requested to be present as there is business of importance.
 WHERE IS BADGE 17?-Badge No. F, Phoenix police department has been lost. It is of no use except to Police man No. IT, The finder of the badge is earnestly requested to return the badge to the police station and receive the everlasting thanks of the police man who lost it
 SAFE WoRk-Safe- crackers were busy Saturday night or Sunday morning. They entered the office of the Arizona Laundry and managed to knock the lock from the safe. That was as far as they got The inside fixin's of the strong box re- malned 1mpregndDle. Inere IS no clue to the would be robbers.
 PETTY THIEVES SoUGHT-The police are endeavoring to ascertain just who entered some rooms at PA South First street on Saturday and stole some dresses kodak and other ar ticles. One dress and the kodak were found hidden in another part of the building, but there is no clue as to just who did the iOb
 MONEY FOR eLANKETs-S Sheriff Henry Hall of Pinal county has raised $500 for the purpose of pur- chasing blankets for the quota from that county now encamped at Camp Funston, Fort Riley. Kansas. The fol- lowing donations were received by the Pinal county sheriff: Ray Con- solidated. $500; Magma Copper ccm- pany, s200: Arizona Hercules, $50; and Sasco Shelter $50.
 FUEL OIL ScARcE-The scarcity of fuel oil is causing the commission of state institutions some difficulty in securing enough of that fuel to sup ply the needs of the state institutions The shortage. it is said, is caused by the scarcity of tank cars, many oi them being used to transport oil for government use. According to 3 member of the commission. fuel oil is from 50 to 75 per cent higher iT price than at this time last year. Oil was bought last year at s1.45 per 'ia~rel and nou costs s2 70
 TURNED INTO CUSTOM SMElT. ER-According to word received yes terday from Clifton the smelter of the Arizona Copper company for the pres ent will be operated as a custom plant The mines in the district have been sealed following the refusal of the men to return to work There is no ore coming from the Arizona Copper com pany mines and this has led to the determination to operate as a custom smelter.,
 WHO CAN WEAVE cARPET-The Red Cross Society is anxious to be placed in touch with someone who un- derstands the art of weaving rag car pets. There is much work of this kind to he done and the society is having difficulty in finding anybody fitted td instruct in the work. A rag, carpet weaver will confer a favor by calling at the Chamber of Commerce.
 TO INSTALL OFFiCERS-Marcos de Niza Council No. 1189. Knights ot Columbus. will install newly elected officers at a meeting to be held fT Knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday evening. at o'clock The installation exercises will be in charge of John A Johnson. representing District Deputy Burke of Globe. In addition to the in stailation of officers there will be 8 pleasing social program. All members are urged to be present.
 DONATED HIS AMBULANCE Among the first ambulances to arrive at the recent fire at St. Joseph's hos pital was that of the Pioneer stables The proprietor of the Pioneer did no wait to be asked, but hurried his am, bulance to the hospital and for ovei an hour engaged in the work of trans ferring patients from the hospital tS other quarters For this service ht has received the everlasting gratitude of the sisters of the hospital. of thu 1 and of the patients themselves. WESTON HARD HIT-When thu ! home of c. U Weston on the lowel Buckeye road was discovered to b' afire early yesterday morning, Wes tons first thought was of his invalid wife. Without waiting to dress Weston picked up his wife and carried her to place of safety. When h. tried to return to the house it was tot late srd fe WIS rrahe 10 get, hds clothing. In the pocket of his trousers l was about all the money he had in thu world, according to a report received at the sheriff's office yesterday, 4 son of MT. and Mrs. Weston was of tn, last contingent to leave for Caml Funston This son was the sole sup port nf his father and mother.