Arizona republican., 1917-08-24
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DOYLE BACk-Ed J. Doyle more popslarly known as Eddie Doyle, re- turned yesterday morning from the coast wheYe he spent several weeks at the various beaches.
 COFFEY RETURNs-Grayco Cof- fey, the popular representative of the Grayco NJ AufactLring company, re- turned yester3Iy from a ten week vacation in dorado and the coast cities.
 COMMEP- MEN LEAvE-Ed- die Luther, representing the Dinkel- spell company, and Joe Sumner, rep resentative of the Brownstein- Lewis company, left yesterday morning for Ray on weeks business trip.
 DOCTOR CRAlG'S SMILE - The friends of Dr. Robert Wallace Craig, the local physician, will be pleased to hear that he is recovering his million dollar smile, after several weeks. His progress toward recovery is rapid
 TO ATTEND FUNERAL-All mem bers of the Eastern Star Phoenix Chapter No. 5, are requested to meet at the Masonic hall this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, to attend the funeral of Sister Clara LaTourette. Order of Enetta Ivy, waiting matron.
 CIGAR MEN-Charles L. Doychert, a prominent cigar manufacturer Of New York, and c w. Wright of Den yer, western representative of the firm, were arrivals in the city yester- day. Business was the motive of the visit. While in town they registered at the Adams hotel
 MOTORED OVER-Mr and Mrs Alan Kissock, prominent in social and business circles of Tucson, arrived in the city late yesterday afternoon in their car for a short visit with friends. The Kissocks are registered at the Adams hotel, intending to spend q few days in the city
 MRS. LA TOURETTE FUNERAL The funeral of the late Mrs Cora La Tourette will be held this afternoon Rev J. w. Brooks will offciate at the 1 Merryman undertaking parlors where a short service will be held at 30 | o'clock. Interment will be made at | Greenwood cemetery, the Eastern Star having charge of the services at the grave.
 "JIM" DOUGLAS IN THE CITY, J. s. Douglas, prominent in the mining circles as the largest stockholder in the United Verde Extension company and promoter of the same properties was a visitor in the city yesterday | Mir. Douglas, accompanied by his wife and sons, one of whom is on his wa to Leon Springs, Texas, to attend the | officers training camp there. MRS. CRUTCHFiELD FUNERAL 1 Funeral services for the late Mrs. ! lillian G~Gtcffield will be held at l, 1 7"'ock this morning at the Central i Methodist church, Rev ". J. Sims the pastor and close friend of the fam ,.y officiating. The body will be sen, 1 7 Er"erville c. for burial. Rev Seaborn Crutchfield accompanying his wife's remains.
 GET THIEF oUIcK-ouick actior on the part of H. F. Watson, count, motorcycle officer, resulted in the re. covery of an automobile belonging tc | Dave Eldridge two hours after it was | stolen. The car was missed by the owner at noon and he notified the sheriffs office from Chandler A short time afterward Watson had the cal l in his possession and the driver in in, county jail.
 DON'T LEAVE cOUNTRY-Thos,
 who have been drafted and whose de
 pendency claims have been allowed ar,
 not yet free to leave the country. tn, county attorney declares These de
 pendency claims yet have to go befor,
 the district appeal board which bod, l may not allow them. Therefore tn,
 persons interested must hold them
 selves subject to call from the govern
 ment until the district board take | final action in their cases
 REMEMBER ALSO AJO-An an
 nouncement was made few days az,
 mat peaches and other fruits were {,
 De gathered to be shipped to the sol
 dler boys along the border, and in thi
 connection their stations were men
 toned. covering, it was thought. ever,
 point where the boys are But a cor
 respondent from Ajo mentions tha
 that place has been missed. There ar,
 fifty -four of the national guard sta
 tioned there.
 | HARNESS RACE RRlZEs-Casl
 prizes to be given winners in the har
 ness races at the state fair track mex
 fall, so far as known today, will amour
 to S24,O00. according to semi -officia
 announcement yesterday Of thi
 amount s10 900 will come from tn
 mines, $5O00 from the merchants o
 Phoenix. J. c. Adams, superintendent
 for the coming races, is now at worl
 on plans and expects to have the entr,
 blanks ready within a few days. En
 tries for the meet will close October CALL FOR ARMY COOkS+Al
 cooks who have made application to
 B. Riley for positions at the For
 Travis cantonment are urged by him t appear at the ticket office of tn , Southern Pacific and secure transpor tation. MT. Riley has been appointe
 chairman of the committee to secur cooks for all the cantonments through out the country. Among those wh
 already have left Phoenix for For r Travis are C. E. Edwards, C. w. Hud son, H.. J. Kane, Oliver Morris, Vii I liam J. Holman, Gilbert Reid, J. 1 I Mclaughlin G. Turner, Henry Platter , son, H. w. Fletcher, Alfred Page, Pat
 rick McCabe, John D. Murphy, lame = Root