Arizona republican., 1917-11-04

will return to Phoenix Sunday evening. Mrs. Campbell is also al the Yuma fair. RETURNS HOME-Mrs H. C. Standafer and Mrs. R. F. Vim, who have been visiting here the past few weeks, left last night for their home ! in Dallas, Tex.
 CAMERON HERE-Hon. Ralph
 Cameron, former territorial represen-. 1 tative, is in the city on few days business trip.
 MARKS MAKES TRIP.-Attorney Barnett E. Marks left last evening i for d few days business trip to ON BUSINESS TRlP.-Allyn Lewis l left last night for Douglas where he will attend to business matters. TO TUCSON-George H. Smalley, i executive secretary of the United
 States Food administration, left last night on d short business trip 10 TAXES UP NSURANCE-H. D. Gates. formerly connected with the advertising department Of the Aflzola i Gazette. has accepted a position with | Carl H. Anderson, who handles general insurance.
 Word from the prison camp near CnI- ton was reCeiNeu Se9t'ii ""y I'i'Ne convict who escaped Saturday at the time that Francisco Garcia, another convict was killed, is Estaba DhaVes- He has not yet been recaptured.
 NO BAND CONCERT-On account :: of the absence of the Indian School band at Tucson where they are playing for the Southern Arizona state fair, there will be no band concert at the off The regular monthly concert will prob ablv take place next Sunday instead.
 RIFLE PRACTICE TODAY-Com-
 many D of the Phoenix Police Reserves
 will hold rifle practice today at the
 range. Cars will leave the armory at
 80 o'clock in the morning. All mem
 bers are requested to be promptly on
 hand at that time. Company B will
 hold rifle practice in the armory in the afternoon beginning at o'clock.
 TO WINTER HERE-James L. IT, win. brother of John L. Irvln, United
 States land office receiver, is expected to arrive in Phoenix today or tomor- TOW from Albany, Ore, according to word received by the federal officer yesterday Mr. Irwin is making the trip
 by automobile and is bringing with him his wife and son. The family ex- poets to winter in Phoenix.
 BIBLE CLASS ELECTS-The adult bible class of the First Methodist Epis- copal church met yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock ill the parlors of the church. After a social time there was held election of officers. MT. Saul was retained as teacher, and Rev. McDole as assistant MT. Black was elected president and w. A. Clemens as secre- tary and treasurer The new look -out committee is composed of Mrs. Cover dale and Mrs. Symons. Everybody is invited to Sunday school today
 INQUIRY FOR SISTER The Phoenix police yesterday received request from the Chicago police de- partment to find, if possible, a Mrs Buncker described as a telephone op- orator, working in Phoenix, 27 years old, feet inches in height, 130 pounds, black hair, brown eyes, with pit marks on her face. James L. Mooney, chief of detectives at Chicago who wrote the letter. says Mrs. Bunck- CTS sister, Mrs. Menden Hall 12013 Normal avenue, Chicago, is seriously i'll. The Phoenix police did not find
 Mrs. Buncker at the Mountain States telephone office.
 LIST YOUR ROOMS-Many citizens
 of Phoenix have responded to the ap- peal for rooms for fair visitors, and
 have listed them at the Chamber of 1 Commerce. Still more are needed to take care of the many visitors who will be here during fair week. Owing to l the large number of tourists who are here, the hotels are well filled and it is quite essential that people coming from other towns in the state be of fered the homes of the city. It is pleasing to note that the prices of the rooms already listed are very reason able. Any citizen having rooms avail i able for the use of fair visitors should call phone 1294 and list them | MOVE CONVALESCENT HOME
 Mrs. Lillian Bailey announces that 1 the COnvalescent Home has been | moved from 514 North Ninth street 1 to 116 North Eighteenth avenue.
 TO SPEND WINTER HERE-
 Miss Anna Harvey of Atlantic City, N. J.. arrived in the city yesterday
 to spend the winter with her brother,
 J. F. Harvey and family Miss Har- vey has visited here several times in
 the past few years.
 TO ATTEND CONVENTION. - Charles w. Gardiner, local agent for
 the Indian motorcycle, left last night l for Dallas, where he will attend