Arizona republican., 1917-11-26

to Camp Funston from the Phoenix chapter of the Red Gross. Knitted i articles were expressed to the. Pa cific coast division also last week l and from there to France.
 HOME EcoNOMlCS--The home economies department. of the .Wom- ans club will meet at the club house at 2:30 o'clock Mondsy afternoon, November p. The chairman of the department, Mrs. J. $. Starls, has prepared a very interesting program and hopes for a good attendance. Papers have been prepsfed pertain ing to the home. ana Thanksgiving courses will be demonstra ted
 SONS OF TWO STATES-Mrs. ,J. A. Rogers in charge of the Red Cross magazine and newspaper depot al 21e West Washington street, an nounces that anyone caring to see 1 the Blue Books of the Massa chusetts and the Indian Society of the Sons of America, may avail themselves of the opportunity by calling at the l depot
 PRIZE WlNNERS-In checking un i the prize winners at the Twelfth Inter- | national Soil-Products Exposition, held | at Peoria, IT., September 1S-29, it is found that Arizona exhibitors fared unusually well. Besides securing two 500 trophies and two $25 trophies
 nearly $500 was awarded to individuals.
 Fifty-four ribbons were awarded and
 22 certificates of reward were received
 recently for certain classes. as sweep
 stakes and prizes in certain classes.
 FOR THE ISSlONARY FIElD-
 Dr. A. K Faust a returned missionary
 from Japan will speak at the Presby-
 terian church next Wednesday evening
 at 7:30 o'clock pr. Faust has spent
 seventeen years in Japan and will re- / turn to that field after furlough of T year The church extends a cordial
 invitation to all to hear pr. Faust. An
 offering will be taken to be used by
 the Womans Missionary Society for
 foreign missions.
 PURVlNES BUYS RANCH-B. Lee
 Purvines. who gained fame as propri-
 etOr of the Empress theater, has pur-
 chased 160-acre ranch in the Glen
 dale district, and will engage in stock
 and feed raising. This does not mean that he will remove to the ranch but that he expects to place the property ; in the hands of competent manager , and give to it only the attention of ? general supervision. The property is
 said to have brought a good price to ] it's former owner. an Elsin, Illinois r man.
 SOME SUNDAY DRUNKS-Police- , man Strathy decided that the antics oi D E. Bustamentas at Third and Wash ) ington streets last evening were cer-
 tain indication that the Mexican was t drunk. Bustamentas landed in the city
 jail and will face Police Magistra |. Frank Thomas this afternoon. JohI
 Ennis. an Indian. was taken in charg' Q al 6O1 East Jefferson by Policemen
 Cutler and Feuerriegel. who had th' 0 same notion concerning him tha
 Strathy entertained regarding Busta y mentas. Ennis win also be befor'
 Magistrate Thomas today.
 APARTMENTS WANTED- Ther
 are many calls coming in now for tw,
 and three room apartments or room l for light housekeeping. Many citizen nave listed one room, but if they coul, l manage to give up another room ad ] joining, thereby making a two roor
 apartment for light housekeeping. the = would find no trouble in renting thei = rooms. There are many tourists com t. ing into the city now that would re
 main the entire winter if they coul
 find the accommodation desired. Peo ! pie are asked to take this matter unde ! consideration and if possible list tW
 or more rooms with the chamber c | l