Arizona republican., 1917-12-14

WERED-Undelivered tele- grams at the Western Union office in clude messages addressed to Sam Ste phens, Carl F. Schader, H. 0. Bernett and Bradford Pierce.
 ON A VISIT-Mrs G. s. Miller and young daughter left last night to visit relatives in Vallejo. Cal.
 JOINS MARiNES-Ralph E. Blake man was a passenger on last nights train for Los Angeles where he Will take the examination for entrance to the marine corps.
 TO WASHINGTON Edward L. Shaw, state inspector of explosives, left last evening on a business trip to Washington. D. C.
 DIRECTORS LEAVE-The directors Of the Arizona Coronado Copper com pany. who have been in the city for a few days, left last evening for Chi cago in their private car "Altadena.
 JOINS THE ARMY-Maurice J. Val entine, son of c. H. Valentine, and gen. eral bookkeeper for the Phoenix Ma tional bank, has left for San Francisco where he will join the United States army.
 MARSHALL COMlNG-Hugh D Marshall, formerly cashier of the Phoe- nix National bank, will arrive here Monday, according to word received to- day. Mir Marshall is now connected with the War Savings Thrift campaign under the direction of Mir. Vanderlip BANKS MAKE PROFESSIONALISM | the Valley and the Phoenix National banks have started special depart ments, with a special clerk in charge to take charge of the sale of War Say ing's stamps and certificates. ENTERTAlNMENT- The Madison ] Womans club will give an entertain ment tonight at o'clock at the Madi- son school house. for the benefit o1 club members and their friends. There | will be readings by Miss Georgia Mint and Miss Betty Barry and a voca i solo by Anna Moore, together with in teresting numbers.
 GAINS EXPERIENCE - Richard Martinez of Ray. must add sl0 to tSt purchase price of his automobile. Mar tinez bought the c-r yesterday ant tried it out on North Central avenue travelling at a faster rate than the low allows He pleaded guilty to violat- l ing the motor vehicle law before Just l ice De Souza yesterday.
 | RETURNS HOME - MT. and Mrs 1 Charles A. Schultheis, who have beer i in the city the past few weeks, re 1 turned to their home in Detroit las 1 evening. Mir Schultheis \is a promi nent real estate and insurance mal of Detroit
 FIRST AGENCY - The Centra | Pharmacy. located at the corner Q Washington and Central avenue, ha the honor of being the first bushes house in Phoenix to establish an agenc. for the sale of Thrift stamps ant | | land, manager of the pharmacy, quail fled yesterday afternoon through Post master Nicholson, and is now ready L meet the demands for the "Bab, Bonds
 MUSGRAVE HERE-M. E. Mus grave, federal inspector of predator animals has arrived in Phoenix and i preparing to launch a campaign agains coyotes which have proven a nuisanc in this district. Poison will be set ou for the beasts on the sheep range about Phoenix. The action was take at the behest of the federal biologica survey and the Arizona Wool Grow CTS association. Mir. Musgrave, wh
 is staying at the Jefferson hotel, warn | owners of dogs allowed to run loos
 that they had best muzzle or tie thei
 pets. lest they eat of the poison intend ! ed for the coyote pest
 THREE SMALL FIRES-Three fire yesterday called out the fire depart
 ment. At 7:30 o'clock yesterday morn
 ing a Ford automobile caught fire 0 First avenue between Fillmore and Va
 Buren. At 10:l0 o'clock in the fore
 noon 8 blaze originating in the he
 air system in McArthur Bros. basemeT
 caused a loss which will probably reac
 s75. several windshie1ds and cushion
 of automobiles having been destroye'
 Three hundred dollars is the estimat
 of the loss incurred from a fire whic
 started in one of the octagonal shape
 bin houses of the Southwestern Col
 ton company. Some cotton was spoile
 by water, but most of the damage ws to building and equipment.
 TWO PATRlOTS-Lieutenant II. l
 Linney passed yesterday in Phoenix
 route from his home in Prescott to Leo F Springs where he was ordered to r port for duty. Lieutenant Linney WI
 was speaker of the second session , the first state legislature received h
 training in the second officers trainir
 camp in Leon Springs. During his al ' sence in camp and for the indefini period of war. his wife will carry ( his large legal business in YaVap county. Mrs. Linpey took the bar e. animation a year ago, making Il highest grade that has ever been mac