Arizona republican., 1917-10-24

success, not the least interesting fea- ture of which was the fact that the children of the district had collected pennies and nickles enough to buy a $50 Liberty bond. The Boy Scouts tended the fire, which was arranged for by the patriotic womens organization which is boosting the Liberty loan. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander, county chairman for the wofnen's work in the Liberty bond campaign, was the prin- cipal speaker of the occasion, giving a patriotic adderss which was well re- ceived Mrs Grace H. White, who is 1 visiting here from Omaha and who has i been accepted as an ambulance aid in 1 France, also spoke, urging the people ! not to forget that when many are giV i ing their all to buy Liberty bond is | but little for those to do who remain at i home.
 Women Do Fine Work l Among the subscriptions received yesterday was one by Mrs. Jack Barber for S5000 making her total for this campa ign $5200 Another big Liberty bond buyer was George W. Long who | subscribed for $10,00O worth of Uncle Sans four per cent paper. The sub scription from Mrs Barber was secured through the Womans committed Buckeye Does We'll
 1 Word comes from Buckeye that the bank there has secured fifty per cent more this campaign than Was secur-'. for the last Liberty bond drive. The | nd ha campaign is still under way with q promise of trebling the amount raised for the first Liberty loan.
 Wickenburg Doubles Record Wiykenburg has already doubled on it's subscription of last campaign. By the end of the week the mining city will have doubled it's subscription of q year ago and it hopes for even better results.
 Boy Scouts Sell Bonds
 Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts went out yesterday and did business in Liberty bonds to the amount Of $3,100. This is good for start but the boys are cer- tain that this is but beginning of the big total they expect to pile up. The boys are still at it and will continue tu work until the end of the campaign.
 Valley Farmers Visited
 house to house and farm to farm canvass is being carried on in the Buckeye valley. An intensive campaign is on in Mesa and Glendale districts and throughout the entire valley the farmers are being interviewed in the interests of the loan.
 Local Men Liberal
 The employees of McArthur Brothers, Potter Saddle and Harness company and the John F. Barker company turned their subscriptions in yesterday morning through MT James of McAr- thur Brothers who had charge of that block. the total being over s90OO Judge Frank Thomas in charge of subscriptions from all city departments secured $l 0OO in addition to the $90O0 reported last week
 Not satisfied with the special drive
 made recently by the members acting collectively when in q single day they secured subscriptions to the Secono
 Liberty loan amounting to $51,000, the kiWanis club at a meeting held yes
 terday subscribed as individuals ano ! for the club an additional total oi
 $4.l50 Notwithstanding that severa . of these had already made purchases of bonds, they came through just bi : more literally, answering the call fol dI tNli tl ibt Illsil -AA lHpiltt AiS fail in her quota.
 Those subscribing yesterday, to- l gether with the amounts are as fol q lows
 J. w. Walker, $50; J. F. Alkire, $50 Dr. Geo. F. Blair, $50; H. NJ. Maus, $50 KIwanis club, $1OO: c. T. Hearst, $50 f Jack Rowlands, $50; Dave Goldberg $1O0: WIlkey Wartman Oil Co, $50 J. C. Dobbins. $j0; Cal Messner $100 \ Dr. w. G. Gillespie, $50; Archihalt s Cater, $50: Lescher & Kibbey, $l00 e De Luxe Cleaning Works, $50; A T. Els E gate, $50, Clinton Campbell, $10O E Arizona Mutual Auto Ins. Co., $l,50O Chambers Transfer Co, $l0O; Tribole s Packing Co.. $l0O; c. W. Goodman. $50 New State Electric Supply and FiXtur' \ Co.,, $200; Chas. O'Malley, s100; Mrs c. H. -Rittenhouse of Detwiler X Rit tenhouse. $60O; Arizona Laundry, $l0O A. J. J1dson. $50; Mrs. A. Y. Jones. b, Wiley ones. $50; w T. Studor slO0 E F. H. F.nsingn. $1O0; Wiley Jones, $50 E. D. haley, $50; F. c. McNoble $50 II IT M