Arizona republican., 1917-08-08

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 WANTED A HOME-Black Cocker Spaniel wants a home Call 465 after o'clock in the morning.
 ON WAY TO CHlCAGO-Captain George T. Thayer of Prescott regis tered at the Jefferson yesterday mol ining-spending the day in town before leaving for Chicago last even ing.
 COMPANY B DRlLLS-Comp of the Phoenix police reserves held it's weekly drill last night on the Polk street grounds. Captain Hand ley reports that his men are drilling like regulars.
 kAULBAck HERE-F c. Kaul- back, superintendent of the Supersti- tion mine of Price, arrived in the city on one of his frequent business trips. MT. Kaulback is stopping at the Adams hotel during his stay. PROSPECTIVE RANCHERS-M Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Colvin of Urbana, Hi nois, are visiting in the city with their eyes open for good ranch land, with the prospect of purchasing They the Adams
 
 i tectiye league bave another of it's semi weekly dances Sunday night at East lake park. The new floor has proven very attractive and these dances given Sunday and Wednesday nights are be- coming more popular with each dance . PASADENA MAN-Pau l. Hon burger, a prominent business man of Pasadena, is in town looking after local interests. He is registered at | the Adams hotel is in town looking after local interests. He is regis the Adams hotel
 SANTA FEE OFFICIAL-L. J. Prather of Los Angeles, who is of 1 the Santa Fe engineers force, ar ! rived from California city yesterday on business of the road. While in town he is registered at the Adams hotel.
 { cANTALoUP PEoPLE-L. T. Gale l and MT. Glass of Rocky Ford, Colo | rado, arrived in the city yesterday on a tour of inspection of the val ley crop. The two men are large cantaloup growers. They are think ing of locating here.
 BAPTIST DOCTORS-Doctor J. R Brown, of Bridgeport, Connecticut Dr. Robert E. Farrier, of Passiac New Jersey, and Doctor L. C. Barnes of New York City-all Bap- tist ministers-arrived in the city yesterday on a tour of the western states. They held a conference yes- :, terday afternoon with some of the ] heads of the local church.
 GOODYEAR CHANGES-A number of changes have been announced by Manager D. w. Sanford. of the Good year company on North Central avenue : L. D. Johnson, formerly engaged in the automobile business at Tucson. has been assigned territory in the northern part of the state. R. H. Irvine. who has been in the service department, will travel in southern Arizona. 1 EBlACk CANYON FIRST-Witf the delivery of a Ford truck tc County Engineer Harold Bargman to- day repair work on the county road. will be begun The recent rains com. pletely washed out practically every road in the county and the big tasl of putting them in condition now oc. cupies the attention of the engineer The initial repair work will be or the Black Canyon road.
 ROSENBERG Ill-Albert Rosen berg of the New State Electric com pany underwent an operation yester day morning at the Sisters hospita for appendicitis MT. Rosenberg wa. i'll for several days-but becam, worse on Monday night, and he wa. operated on early yesterday morning He was resting comfortably las night. according to report from tn, hospital.
 Nor TO LOCATE HERE-Mc Clung Francisco of the Stoddard Cullison Francisco moving pictur company arrived from Tucson yes terday. MT. Francisco is of the con cern that was looking over tn, Phoenix surroundings for a location for a. studio. The company has ob tained the Elysian Grove at Tucsor for it's studio and will commence work at that place early in the fall
 FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE-Th local recruiting service has received , from the naval recruiting station a Fl Paso, the following instructions Make special efforts to secure ant send down without authority cook bakers, mess attendants, ex-servic men. landsmen, for musicians, musi clans second class and machinists mates. These men will be enliste, and sent away immediately for ship service.
 CASES AssIGNED-Before leavin , for his vacation Judge Stanford as signed several cases to Judge Baugh
 of Pinal county who will arriv
 Thursday to sit in an injunctio matter The case is that of Joh !, Elliot and Estelle E. Elliot versu Melczer Brothers and Sheriff Wilk, II, the plaintiffs asking that the de fendants be restrained from the exc cution of sale of property to satis fly q judgment
 TO PROTECT MEXICANS-D ! Lorenzo Boido received a telegraI !. yesterday from Consul J. H. Delgad the Mexican consul, who is at preser
 in Tucson, asking him to look after tf int nf ba os&