Arizona republican., 1917-07-12

6ON0 JOhf-MdTy OIl, "ho C" ready has answered to charge Of prostitution, had her hearing in an appeal on similar conviction in the justice court yesterday, the case result { ing in hung jury.
 CLYDE EWING HERE = Clyde Ewing, the representative of the Michelin Tire company is in town on a business trip. He is registered at the Commercial
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con cerns: Broadway Stores, inc; Casa Grande Water Users Club.
 FOUND GUILTY-Anita Lugo. con- victed in the justice court of resisting an officer, had the satisfa action, upon appeal to the superior court, of be- ing convicted yesterday. Her attor- neys will ask for a new trial this morn ing.
 MCGUIRE IN TOWNS. F. Me guire, the newly appointed state fair commissioner arrived in town yes terday from his Flagstaff home. MT. Mcguire was accompanied by his wife. The Meguires are registered at the Adams.
 ENGINEER BACk-Walter Ward. engineer in charge of operation and maintenance of the irrigation proJ- ect is back in Phoenix from his an- nual vacation. MT Ward was at his desk yesterday looking ready for an other term of good hard work.
 DOG FOR ADoPTIoN--A black and white collie (male), 6 months old. will be given to anyone who will provide a good home for the dog. Anyone interested is asked to call at 311 West Madison street.
 WOMAN NEEDS WORk-A wo- man in need of work according to the county indigent officer is asking for aid. She will go out by the day and do washing and ironing. If inter ested notify J. W. Canning who may be reached by telephones 465 or 230i.
 HAMMONS LEAvE-Mrs. G. J. Hammons. Mrs. S. A. Perry. Miss Olive Hammons, and Ernest Ham mons left last evening for Los An geles. They will spend the summer months at the California beaches
 MELCZER BACK-Joseph Melczer of Goldman company returned last evening from a business trip to Ray, Hayden, and Superior in his car. He was accompanied by c. J. Moore of Libbey, McNeil and Libbey, the big canned goods people of Chicago.
 WANT COMPETITION - Frankly writing that they want competition in bids for work to be done in enlarging the smelter at Mayer, the Great West ern Smelling corporation has written to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce asking to be put in touch with Salt River Valley organizations eligible to bid on the desired work.
 DRIVING CASE-R. B. Feeland did not exercise the proper caution when driving his car past a loaded farm wagon, according to a motor cycle officer who arrested him on the charge of reckless driving. Fee land will be tried before Justice De Souza at o'clock this afternoon. LEAVES FOR SUMMER-Mrs w.. L. Missimore will leave for the sum mer tomorrow, visiting Raton, N. NJ, Wichita Houston and other points. She will return in the fall. Mrs. Eva Eddy is leaving this evening for the coast and San Francisco and will re- turn in the early autumn.
 HEARING SET-The state corpora tion yesterday set July 23 as the day l for the hearing of the complaint of Paul c. Thorne against the Oatman Gold Mining and Milling company that the latter company made false affi- davits to the commission in represen- tation to secure a stock selling permit | The hearing will be held at Phoenix. ASK CERTIFICATE - Application | for a certificate of convenience and necessity was yesterday filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Superior Water Asso- citation of Superior, both to distribute water and electricity An application also was filed before the commission by the Superior Water association tC sell their property to the Superior Water Association, inc. All will be heard on July 24.
 CANNING CLUB The Coyot' ! Canning club had it's first meetins
 Tuesday morning at the high school
 Mrs. E. C. Salisbury talked to tn, girls on the importance of such al organization and gave q synopsis O
 clubs in the state. The girls in tn
 a club and they are very anXiou
 to have large membership. Tn
 age limit is 10 to 19 years inclusive
 ADDRESS TONIGHT-Because O
 the shower last night the lecture b,
 the Hon. J. Vance Lewis, the negr'
 orator, will be given tonight at tn
 Y. M. c. A. stadium. Hundreds o
 people turned out last night to hea
 MT Lewis, and in spite of the rail
 many stayed until the last minute urg
 ing the speaker to continue. MT. Levi
 is man of broad education, havin
 degrees in law and medicine iron prominent schools in both this countr
 and abroad His topic for this ad , dress will be Peace of the Natio l and Why"
 PARKER WILL SPEAK - Tn weekly meeting of the Rotary clu
 next Friday, promises an interestin : hour, with Edward F. Parker, vice ] president of the Southwest Cotto 5 company, as the principal speake MT. Parker will discuss the | w. W ' question from all angles. Capt Ryn l ming of the Police Reserves will spea on the Home Guards" It is expecte f that Governor Campbell will be tn ]; guest of honor at this meeting. Howar ,. Aller will preside.
 TO ATTEND HEARING / Jones. chairman of the state corpora r tion commission, will go to Yuma tn week where he will attend the coul , proceedings of the postponed case ( :, the Yuma Gas, Light and Water con r pany, which was originally set fc June IS. Judge Baxter at that tim B issued a writ of prohibition preventin ) the corporation hearing on the appl f cation to discontinue the service of UT . filtered water Following the hearin