Arizona republican., 1917-03-25
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REGAINiNG HEALTH-The many friends of Mrs. Earnest Munson will be delighted to learn that she is fast re- gaining her strength after an operation Mrs. Munson is at the Deaconess hos pital.
 AID FOR CHARITIES-The Asso- ciated Charities is in need of a wheeled chair. cot and a mattress. They also have several special cases where wom- ems underwear and shoes are needed. They also have calls for clothes for boys between the ages of and F.
 BENCH SHOW-The Arizona Ken nel club has announced that entries for the coming bench show in April will close at midnight, Tuesday, March 27. After that date no entries will be ac- cepted. Entries must he mailed to M. Joe Murphy. P. o. Box 662 Phoenix.
 THEATRICAL MAN Donald Clingan, who has theatrical interests in California, Arizona and Texas, ar rived from the coast yesterday for the week end Clingan is a brother Of Bert Clingan of the Southwestern Portland Cement company.
 TRUCK DE9ARTMENT-F. F Shay has taken over the manage ment of the truck department of the Babbut-Polson company Shay is 9
 
 on trucks for q number of years. He was formerly with the Pierce-Arrow company in San Francisco as truck manager having charge of the truck sales in California and Nevada. ATTENTION. MRS. RoSS-In re- sponse to- 9 plea for a baby buggy in The Arizona Republican, J. W Canning received a response from q Mrs. Ross. The offer to the super intendent of county indigents was made over the telephone and MT Canning failed to get the address or the telephone of the would be donor. He asks that she notify nin by calling telephone 2304.
 HERE FROM CCASTAHenley Ellis and Grover Besser, of Santa Ana, Cal ifornia arrived in Phoenix yesterday having made the trip overland by ma chine. They will remain in the valley for few weeks, looking. over the country with.the view of investing They are visiting at present at the home of Miss Minnie Besser of Avon dale, a sister of Mir. Besser.
 HERE FRCM PENNSYLVANIA r. $. Cope. superintendent of the Unior Spring Works at New kensington, Pa. accompanied by Mrs. Cope, has arrived in Phoenix for a visit. Already the Copes have made the acquaintance ol l | number of Pennsylvanians, includ- | ing J. c. Reed who is former New 1 Kensington man. MT. Cope says tha 1 there is a strong probability of he ahC
 Mrs. Cope locating here if the prope1 1 business opportunity seems to afforI | itself.
 MOORE CASE cONTINUED-Fo the third time the Moore case has beer continued. The preliminary examina
 tion Of w. W. Moore, charged with as sault with deadly weapon with inten | to commit murder which was set fo yesterday went over for a week D,
 which time it is thought Moore's son l Clifford MIG. Moore, whom he shot ant
 seriously wounded on February 22, vii be able to testify. The preliminary vii
 be held in Justice Wheeler's court. HIS TREAT-L F. Jordan, of Jor
 dan q Grace, has the cigars Or a
 least he had them yesterday, bu
 they did not last long. It's this way
 He came down town yesterda l morning enveloped in a rosiate nalt No, t wasn't exactly a halo, fo
 halos apply only to heads. It wa Il rather a blanket injunction of jo
 and his friends all gasped. Was h
 i'll or had he ascended to anothe
 plane of existence they unused. The Jordan fished out box of tEe bes
 he could find and said, It's a gir Everybody is happy
 FAILURE TO PROvlDE-When C. Perkins, employed by a corpora tion doing business in Tucson, cam to Phoenix to attend a business meet ing yesterday he was taken into GUS tody on the charge of failure to pro vide. He was arraigned before Jus | tice De SOnza and furnished bail