Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-28
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HERE FROM. TUCSON - Mr. and
Mrs. G. T. Rirehart of Tucson are the
guests of Miss Pendlton at her home
56l North Firstavenue, in this city for
few days.
is A CANDIDATE the request
of IS voters of the Osborn school dis
trict, George Logic has offered himself
as q candidate at the school board
election in that district at the election
on Saturday of this week.
WHERE is BUSHEY?-Chief of
Police George O. Brisbois has received
? request from George Bushey of San
Francisco to locate his brother Edward
Bushey, who is believed TO be i'll in
Phoenix \ telegram to the chief
states that the man sought may be a
patient at some local hospital
BACK TODAY-Governor Campbell
will return today from a trip to Fort
Grant ana Naoo While at Fort
Grant he inspected the state indus
trial school, and while at Naco in
spected the national guard and pre-
scented four bronze medals to guards
men who have been in the service
more than ten Years. They are cali
ed long service medals.
SUPPLIES NEEDED-A bed mat
tress and bedding is greatly in demand
for a woman who is desperately i'll.
The physicians believe she will stand
far better chance for recovery if
she has certain necessities for her
home and of paramount Importance
he places the bedding. If anyone has
any of these articles kindly notify j.
w. Canning, superintendent Of county
| indigents, whose telephone number is
1904
GLORY HOLE STRlKE-Senat
Ernest Hall left last night for Salome
( in response TO a telegram from his
brother, Dick Wick Hall, saying that
= strike had been made in the Glory
Hole which gave promise of great
wealth. Senator Hall will remain there
for some time in charge of operations.
| His brother is interested in a hall
dozen mining properties in that
vicinity.
GLENDALE BOND The Valley
| banks bid was accepted for the $4,000
| Glendale school bonds by the board of
supervisors yesterday after refusing
eight bids on the preceding day. Five
/ bids were made yesterday, and prac-
tically all the bidders were those who
had made an offer previously. The
only other local bidder was the Central
bank. The Valley bank offered pre-
MUM of S401. The BONDS bear pc!
| cent interest.
ASKS DECREE-Mrs. Esther Alice
Landon yesterday instituted divorce
! proceedings in the superior court
! against Sherwood Landon, OF the Santa
! F'e. Prescott & Phoenix railroad on
| the ground of deserton. The Landons
/ who were married in Prescott in 1910
/ have been separated for some time
/ Mrs LandOn nearly year ago having
! been granted decree for separate
maintenance. In her divorce com
| plant she asks for 500 a month ali
mony.
EIGHT HOUR TEST CASE-Charg-
ing that the Wolpe Drug company had
viola ed the eight-hour law, Thomas
! a. French, secretary TO the State Fed
| GRAFTON OF Labor. yesterday sWore &c
u complaint in Justice DeSouza's court
in which ne alleged that Jane Doe Por-
I ter was employed eight hours and
| thirty-five minutes on March "a. The
| trial will be held in the west precinc
court at o'clock this afternoon. Bull
lard and Jacobs win represent the cor
! poration.
FROM CHICAGO - Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Knight and Miss Madge Knight Of
| Chicago viii arrive this morning. to be
the guests of Mrs. J. S. Goddard OF
1917 West Adams street. Mrs knights
son is manager Of one of the larges
stock yards in the Chicago district
REPRESENTS HAYNES - T. l.
Tincher, district sales manager FOR th'
| Haynes Automobile company. IS il
Phoenix looEing after company bust
ness Mr. Tinchef is in charge of sale:
in this district for this pioneer com
pany. The Haynes company is th'
oldest manufacturer Of automobiles il
America. In the old combination, FL
wood Haynes built the first CONNER
cial pleasure automobile in America
It was good car for its day, just a
the perfect Haynes of now is a gCot
car for TO-DAY.