Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
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The preliminary hearing of F'ructuosa Cora, charged with grand larceny, will be held in the Buckeye precinct just Assistant County Attorney Robert Jar rott will conduct the prosecution.
 ARIZONA PATENTS.-The Pioneer Patent Agency of Los Angeles, re- ceived by wire from Washington, not ice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona inventors: Albert R. Gym. tag. Phoenix Thomas L. Kirby, sitter. Stafford.
 SON IS iLL.-Mrs. Kate Raycroft of 407 North Tenth street. left Mon- day for Fort Riley, Kansas. where her son, J. R. Raycroft, who enlisted from Nevada, is reported seriously i'll with l pneumonia.
 l CHURCH BAZAAR.-Many articles | of home handiwork will be on sale | at the bazaar to be given by the wom- | en of the First Methodist Episcopal | church Friday. Some excellent bar | gains will be offered.
 JEWISH WOMEN TO MEET-The l council of Jewish women will meet al
  1 320 Willetta at g o'clock Friday morn ing. After short business session the remainder of the day will be spent .n sewing.
 NOVEL QUILT.-On exhibition at | the State Fair today will be an auto graphed quilt" shown by the women of the Christian church. The quilt contains 1,273 names and the amount of money obtained from 1t thus far is SELLS. The women say, many thanks 1 to all who so kindly assisted"
 CLARkDALE LEADER.-M. c. Lof- tus, the man who keeps Clarkdale on the map, is here for the State Fair Mir. Loftus is one of the leading spir- it's of Senator Clark's town, as vel sa close friend of the senator himself GENTLEMAN HERE. - Charles Hooker. a notable cattleman of Yava- pai county, is a visitor in the city He will take in the sights of the fair and is far too clever to be taken iG by any of the irridescent ways of the great city.
 CUT A MElON.-The Mesa Melon Growers association cut a $250 melon recently, but the dividends were not divided among the stockholders. The surplus was split evenly between the local Red Cross chapter and the '. NJ c. A. war work work fund. The as- sociation handles cantaloupes.
 MOVIE MEN HERE.-Prominent among the visitors who have come to Phoenix from all parts cf the country to visit the State Fair are Blaine Walker. of the Mutual Weekly, and F. Carl Walker, of the Hearst -Pathe news. Both are of Los Angeles They de- clare the big show to be one of the best they have ever visited
 COMPANY D.-Companv D. of inc police reserves, is to take a prominent part in the exercises at the fair grounds on Thursday evening. The company will be featured in the Verdun at tack. a portion of the big fireworks spectacle The members of the com pany will meet at the city hall plaza at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening and go from there to the fair grounds.
 WOODMAN CIRCLE DANCE-Un- der the auspices of the Woman's Cir SAC, " OOuAIcH LII l4it " UIIu, d OaICc will be given this evening at Patrick Hall to which a cordial invitation is extended to the public. Besse's orches- tra has arranged special music for the occasion and there will be addi- tional dance numbers. A good time is assured all. Members of the order are particularly urged to attend
 WOODMEN'S REST ROOM-Act- ing in conjunction, Phoenix Camp Mod ern Woodmen, and the Royal Neigh bors, the woman's auxiliary of the order, are conducting a rest room at the state fair grounds All members of the affiliated orders are uged tn take advantage of the conveniences Of this rest room. And they are also re- quested to register when visiting the room. in order that>their presence may be known and their acquaintance among members of the orders extended.
 TWO FIRE ALARMS.-The fire de- partment responded to two alarms yes- terday but in neither instance was there much work to do. About noon in response to a telephone alarm a run was made to 333 North SeconI avenue, where smoke issuing from the basement gave rise to a belief that a fire was in progress. A burning palm tree called the department 10 1922 East Monroe street late in the afternoon. There was no material dam age in either insctance