Arizona republican., 1917-11-03

Sunday morning, according to word which has been received here. MT. Bryan is touring the southwest in the interests of the Hoover food conserNa- ton movement. At Sacaton he will be the guest oI R. A. Ward, superintend- ent of the Indian reservation United States District Attorney Thomas \. Flynn, of Phoenix will alSo De a visitor at Sa,3ton Sunday morning.
 POULTRY ASSOClATlON- The regular monthly meeting of the County folltry association is to be he'd Satur- day afternoon of this week at the Wat CT Users building at o'clock. This meeting Will be given up almost cen- ureIy to a discussion of plans for the Mid-Winter Poultry show. w. \. Barr and Miss Neely, county agricultural agents, are expected to be present and talf on the subject of poultry for ttle talnls. There is important business m connection with the association ana the coming show which must be taken ip, ana it is inpol tant that as man5 $ posslD4e of gnoSe interested III poul- try be present.
 MANY SIGN CARDS-Figure snb- mItled last night by phone to Chair man Notion accounted for 2,499 of the 4,VVJ food p-edge card signatures ex- ,euteo rom PhoenX and for about half of the expected 5000 nal sigma lures. Tempe and Mesa still are to oe heard from, with several thousand names in prospect, representing the southern and eastern sections of the lalley. Very gratifying has been the general attitude of the Spanlsh- speak ing people, as evidenced in certain sec tions Of Phoenix, All that was neces- salY Was q fall explanation of the movement and acquiescence was quick III almost every case.
 SCHOOL ChILDREN'S MATINEE A study in prison reform will be pre- sented the school children Of Phoenix ;.t d special school children's matinee to be held at , o'clock this afternoon at the Empress taeater. Manager liar ry Mace announced yesterday that in view of the fact that The Honor Sys- tenn is a true story of the old lme methods employed in prisons and those i in vogue today the picture should be seen by every student in the public schools. Many of the scenes were laid in ArizofIa-in Yuma and in Florence. The writer of the scenario is former Phoenician, Henry Christian Warnach,
 
 i Times.
 TO OPEN MESA BRANcH-Due to it's steadily increasing out-o town business, the kissel Auto company of | Phoenix has completed arrangements whereby it will establish and operate branch at Mesa. The new enterprise ITiii open it's ocors for business Satur- day morning of this week, under the i mana cement of l., w DreWs Mr. ! DrcW's is ali automobile man of wide 1 experience and is prepared to give the 1 people of Mesa the very best kind of Sel'rice. Kissel Kars, Dorts, Federal i tracks. and kissel trucks will be handled at the new place of business ! The people of Mesa are invited by the l management to call at the show rooms and look over the fine line of cars ! which will pc carried
 1 PLANS ALL READY-All is ready ! for q great day in the First Methodist ] Sunday school on Sunday. The new or chestra will play. MT Brink will lead l the singing in his masterly way. Ush- CTS and reception committees will look after all newcomers. A special com
 Elittee will help mothers with babies. MT. Warwick Scott has charge of the auto service. Autos will be sent to any part Of the city where called for to gather up children. or mothers with 1 children or old people His telephone
 IS Sh2S. The time is 9:45 d. m The place, corner of Second avenue and ! Monroe. All Methodsts, all affiliated
 in any way with the Methodist church
 and all rot now members of other
 churches and Sunday sch0ois cordially invited.