Arizona republican., 1917-08-25

we're among the arrivals at the Jef- erson hotel yesterday. They will be n the city some days.
 E. p. & S. w. AUDlTOR-L. H. rrimble, the auditor for the Fl Paso md Southwestern railroad, whose leadquarters are in Tucson, arrived rom that city yesterday for few ,ays' business visit in this city. While lere he will be the guest of the Jeff erson hotel
 GUS HlRsHFELD HERE-Gus H. Iirschfeld, an old timer and one of he most popular business men in the tate, arrived yesterday from Hayden or short visit in the city. HirsoH- .eld is in business at Hayden, and one of the leading men of the district While in town he will stop at the Adams hotel
 MAPPED HERE-James S. Maffeo, graduate of the University of Ari- ona last commencement, and a pro- sressing young engineer of Bisbee, ar ived in the city for few days visit with friends. MT. Maffeo was very popular among the university set at Tucson. While in town he is the guest If the Jefferson hotel.
 ADAMS REMODELS-The Adams lotel is undergoing repairs for the fall ush. According to Joe, the good look ng day clerk, the lobby's dome is being repaired, the rooms are being rehabilitated, the lobby itself is being 'emodeled, and all this is done in order o repopulate the hotel this fall. The only thing that is not being done is the renewing of the desk force. FLOODED ROAD IS CHARGE Manuel Stiles was arraigned before hn 1harse of flooding public highways. He entered plea of not guilty and will )e given his preliminary hearing before Justice De SouZa at 10 o'clock next Saturday morning. w. s. Stewart is he complaining witness and alleges shat Stiles flooded a highway in the Laveen district.
 RED CROSS GETS s1,C0o-The Phoenix Red Cross yesterday received | ! check for $1,000 from the Southwest 'otton company as it's contribution to he Red Cross war fund that was col ected several weeks ago. At the time he country was canvassed for the Red Cross fund the Southwest Cotton com pany announced it would contribute his s1,000 The company formally turned over the money to the organi .ation yesterday.
 TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERs-Dr. ]. Dennett Jr., has been asked by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce to serve as chairman of committee to appropriately entertain the men lrafted for military service when they leave for the cantonment next month. A. L. Moore was at first apointed, but was compelled to resign so that he could go to the coast on urgent busi- ness. Others on this committee are No Ali n BOOKS FOR soLDIERs-Forty books of fiction and general literature we're delivered at the Phoenix Cham Der of Commerce yesterday by Frank I Dunbar with instructions to have them distributed as a present among he soldiers of the First Arizona reg ment The books are in first-class condition. suitable for an addition to ] camp library. They will be sent by he Chamber of Commerce to the proper officials for distribution as in- 'tructed.
 AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH = The pulpit at the First Baptist church will be filled on next Sunday morning by the Rev. L. R. Elliott, brother of Lloyd C. Elliott of the Phoenix High school. The Rev. Elliott is en route to Del Key. Cal, where he will fill a pastorate He lived in Phoenix as . young man and was student at the Phoenix High school. Later he att .ended William Jewell college at Lib arty. Mo, and the theological seminary at Louisville, Ky.
 JUDGE HAS BEEN BUSY-When Justice Wheeler leaves Tuesday for a few weeks vacation in Washington, D. C.. he goes away leaving clear docket. During the month of August he has been particularly active, hay ing all his own court matters, those of l Justice De Souza of the west precinct and Justice Patterson of the Glendale precinct to consider. He has disposed of more cases than at any time during the history of the east precinct court, his attention. In addition to the crim 1 inal cases he has had Is civil cases 9 1 .nuuests and 16 marriages.
 RAYBURN TO FACE TRIAC-John | Rayburn will be given his preliminary examination at 10 o'clock Wednesday l morning, September 5, before Justice l De SouZa. Rayburn, charged with 1 procuring himself to be unlawfully registered" was arraigned before Jus | tice Wheeler yesterday his bond being | fixed in the sum of s100, which was | furnished The boy was brought from Santa Rita, N M, by the authorities, | who claimed that he either registered | and voted illegally or was a stacker. | Rayburn's relatives claim he is 20 years of age
 URGES BUILDING Thomas B. l Stewart, building contractor, was the | principal speaker at the regular noon ! day luncheon yesterday of the Rotary | club. MT. Stewart urged Phoenix l business men to start a building pro- l gram that would result in ample and
 satisfactory accommodations for the | 'arge number of winter visitors who
 would soon begin to come into the city Many of these visitors, MT. Stewart declared. would not remain if they were unable to secure proper
 1 residences. The speaker admitted that l the prices of all kinds of building ma
 1terial were higher than ever. before,
 | but declared that that fact should not
 | deter a vigorous building program;
 that Phoenix must have the houses re-
 gardless of the high prices. Tom Mill
 Ter of the Arizona laundry also spoke,
 Heath the photographer, sang songs of
 Ireland and "Pinkey" Reinhold enter
 1 tained on the piano.
 RIFLE CLUB SHOOT-The Phoenix
 l Rifle club will hold it's monthly shoot
 | Sunday morning at the range, begin
 ming as early in the morning as the
 members of the club reach the grounds
 The Novices and Classes A, B and (
 1 will shoot. There has been a change
 announced in the contest for the
 new terms of the match the firing
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