Arizona republican., 1917-08-28

has been in Fort Wayne, Ind, for the past month, has recovered from a se- we're attack of typhoid fever.
 RETURN FROM COAST-Mr and Mds. C. T. Love returned yesterday from California. Mrs. Love had been at Los Angeles, San Francisco and the beaches for several weeks. Her husband joined her about two weeks ago. WANTS DIVoRCE-Charging fail ure to provide, Mrs. Maude B. Haskell instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court yesterday against John R. Haskell The plaintiff asks fol the custody of their four -yearold son, Paul R. The couple were married in i Globe in October, 1911.
 PRICES ARE RlGHT-In the Max well ad Of the Rabbitt-Polson com pany in The Republican yesterday D rices through error were quoted 0. b. Detroit when they ought to have been f. O. b. Phoenix. The ad this | morning is corrected.
 l RETURNS TO SCHOOLS-C. w. ! Grouse will resume his position as assistant county superintendent of schools Saturday after two months leave of absence. During his absence his position has been filled by E. C. i Bunch, who leaves the end of the week for Duncan where he is superin- tendent of the public schools.
 i CAN'T STAY AWAY-Mr. and Mrs. l W. B. CoIbus. some years ago resi- 1 dents Of Phoenix, returned to the city | yesterday morning. MT. Corbus was 1 for a long time foreman of The Re publican's joo department. He has l been living on the coast but there is no other place like Phoenix.
 A SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON- | George H. Kavanagh of Hayden, passed through Phoenix from Prescott where his sister, Mrs. Harry s. Ingalls, had an operation for appendicitis. The i operation was performed by .Dr. J. B. 1 McNally, assisted by DTS. Flynn and Looney The operation was a most successful one, and the patient is do-
 GOING AND CoMING- Justice i Wheeler of the east precinct court will leave this evening for brief vacation i in Washington, D. c. Wheeler has had a strenuous time of it presiding over two courts, while the justices were on their vacations. During his abcence all justice court cases will be handled by Justice De SouZa who will return tomorrow from a few weeks
 stay on the coast.
 ! NEW liNS | V ilSlN- uS liy Sl- 1 cal Culture System is the name of new institution to be open about Sep tember 1 at 137 North Central avenue. i c. H. Mitchell and D. O. Rice. who ! will be in charge, come recommended as professionals in their line, both | having been connected with similar in stitutiOns in Chicago and Los Angeles. i The system consists of physical cul- ture, vapor baths, scientific massage and hydrotherapy.
 HOW TC r.--P-A war convention ! of American business men will be held i at Atlantic City. N. J., September r for the purpose of discussing a plan to aid the nation during the war, ac- ! cCrding to adVices received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce yes terday The meeting will De held un- 1 der the auspices of the United States i Chamber of Commerce.
 SCHUMANN- -HElNK-Mme. Schu- mann Heink will sing at Wenden Sep ] tember g. This will be the singers only appearance in Arizona. She will sing for the benefit of the Red Cross war fund. Wenden citizens have about completed arrangements for a re- duced railroad rate from Phoenix u 1 Wenden on the day of the. concert
 RED CROSS AT ALHAMBRA-A meeting was held at the Alhambra M. E. church on Thursday at which an | auxiliary to the Phoenix Chapter of I the Red Cross was organized. Mrs. R. ! W. Bressmer is chairman of the circle; l Miss Edna M. Cast, secretary, and Mrs. | W. G. Perry, chairman of the member ship committee. Twelve ladies signed membership cards, and the aim of the circle is to have fifty names enrolled. The next meeting will be held in the domestic science rooms of the Alham- bra school on Sept. 13. Everyone in terested in the work of the Red Cross are urged to attend
 HART TO STUDY LAW - Louis i Hart will leave September for Chi cago, where he will pass a fortnight with relatives, going from there to Tennessee, where he will register at the University of Chattanooga. Young 1 Hart hopes to complete a law course in two years at the conclusion of which he will take the bar examination to practice in this state Hart while at high school was correspondent for The Republican and more recently was em- ployed as court reporter for the Phoe- nix Title and Trust company.
 FILES $200O0o 6OND-The Arizona | Hercules Mining company. in whose favor the state corporation commits
 sion made an order requiring the Ray
 & Gila Valley Railway company to build spur of about six miles to the l property of the applicant, has com
 piled with a further order of the com mission requiring it to file a bond.
 The bond is in the amount of S200,000
 A motion for a rehearing has been filed by the railway company and has
 been set for early next month
 RETURNED FROM COAS Judge
 W. L. Barnum has returned from a
 visit to San Francisco, Los Angeles
 he spent several weeks. In this tour
 pleasure and business were mixed. A
 part of the business was of a private
 character and a part, public. Though
 under no commission from the sJftte
 council of defense, Judge Barnum
 made an investigation of military
 matters and inquired searchingly as
 to whether the people of California
 had profited from their observation of
 the Germans and whether they had
 adopted the same means for procur-
 ing efficiency that have contributed
 so largely to German success.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE - Fred H
 Moore, the I. w. W. attorney who
 figured in the recent troubles in Bis
 bee, is being sued for divorce on the
 ground of desertion. Mrs. Moore
 brought suit in Los Angeles and is , asking for the custody of her three year-old daughter, Marian Luciie Moore. Moore has gained prominence bic accociatio,, tyitb IVY