Arizona republican., 1917-10-03
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COLLIE WANTS HoME-A nice collie male pup wants home. inquire at 1007 East Mckinley.
 VISITING IN GLoBE-Mrs. Walter Osborn left last night for few days visit in Globe.
 METHODIST CONVENTION-Rev. Joseph Thatcher boarded fast nights train for Santa Ana, Cal, to attend me Methodist convention which IS in seS- sion there.
 RETURNS HOME c. E. Good of Hendum, Minn., who has been visiting friends here the past few weeks, left for his home last evening"
 McGOWEN HERE-John McGowen, plolnlne1.l attorney of Greenlee coun- ty is in the city for a few days visit. MT. McGowan will return in November to attend the big state fair
 ASSOCIATION MEET IN G-The PaAsA ralent teachers association will hold it's regular meeting at 30 o'clock Friday afternoon. Refreshments will be served.
 FOR OKLAHOMA-E. L. Groom left last night for his home in Watonga, Okla. He had spent several months in the valley.
 .tLAGSTAFF-E. H. Crabb, a prominent cattleman of tlagsta1r, $ nj lue city on business. lie IS stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 AT ADAMS-J. R. Babbitt, son of David Babbitt, a prominent capital ist of Flagstaff, is a guest at the Adams
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Geonse A McEnnis. 23, Phoenix, and Emma w. Bates P, Phoenix.
 DENIES MOTION-Denying the motion for a new trial in the case of Walter Barnes, found guilty of wife abandonment Judge Stanford an nounced yesterday that he would pass sentence on Barnes at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 TO BE RE-TRlED-Hugh Wilder will be re-tried in Judge Stanford's division of the superior court today, when he will again be given oppor- tunity to prove his innocence of statutory charge. Wilder was tried week ago, the jury disagreeing.
 10 NEW YORK CiTf-MIs. F P. Weber left Monday evening for New tUIh Clly Tor a two weeks visit. and incidently, to see the worlds series ball games. On her return, she will stop at Dayton. O.. to attend a convention at he National Cash Register company of he wives of the sales agents
 BOX SOCiAl-A box social will be given at the Littleton school, Cashion, Friday night, October 5. program will be given and a prize of $2.90 will he offered for the prettiest box. Those in charge invite the puh:ic 10 attend.
 FIRE PREVENTION - President iIcClung of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has named Harry Kay, C. D. Doris and Hal Bennett as n special curnmittee from thc chamber to aid in the instructive celebration CT Fire Prevention" day.
 CASE DlSMlSSEE.-Jn motion of counsel for the defendant the case of the State Versus Robert Jones was dismissed by Judge Stanford yester- day. The negro was charged with sell ing and disposing of intoxicating liquor. Counsel for Jones claimed that the state had not brought the case to trial within the 60-day limit pre- scribed by law
 GOLDBERG SCORES - Harold Goldberg, son nf MT. and Mrs. David Goldberg, who is attending Stanford this season, has been selected as the university correspondent for the San crancisco Chronicle There were scores of applicants for the position and Goldberg's work gave the most satisfaction. The young collegan re- ceived his newspaper training on The Republican.
 Ni1ni SCHOOL-Phoenix Union High night school classes will be or ,anized Monday night. october s, at :, lock. All persons wishing to attend the night school should be present at his time, at the school of commerce, which is the old building facing on Fifth street. Any subject for which here is a sufficient demand will be q prominent attorney of Greenlee coun- there is a sufficient demand, will be offered.
 SOME PEACHES = Louis .Diller, whose place is near Glendale avenue and the car line, quarter of mile east of Central avenue, has sent to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce some peaches 'as is peaches" They are of the Salway variety and forty of the beauties weighed 31 pounds. A sin gle peach was found in the lot weigh ing over pound. They will be pre- served in glass for exhibition pur- poses.
 RETURNS FROM EAST-Chaplain Seborn Crutchfield of the Arizona house of representatives, was a passenger last night over the Santa F'e to San Der nardino, Cal, where he goes to visit his aughter. ne has just returned from South Carolina, where he went to bury ms wife m the family lot. MT. Crutch- field says that in all his travels through the rice and cotton fields, the sugar plantations and the pineries of the southern states, he saw nothing that compares with the Salt River valley and the pineries of northern Arizona. He is loud in his nraise fnr his adonted