Arizona republican., 1918-06-05

those in charge to attend.
 TWO AT ONCE.-J. w. Casey was fined S10 for speeding on the Tempe highway. While Casey pleaded guilty in the east precinct court. in the west precinct Owen Wickinger was paying Sl0 fine for the same offense.
 ASKS UDGMENT.-Dr. E. Payne Palmer is the plaintiff in a suit on a | note in which the Pinal Development | company is the defendant. The amount for which the physician has brought | | suit is S9500.
 TO TOUR COAST.-Supervisor and | Mrs. w. K. Bowenhill leave Sunday | for months absence in California. | | They will motor to the coast and dur 1 | ing their stay will tour the state.
 MORE VAcATIONISTS - MT. and | Mrs. Joseph Kersteins and Miss Ger | trude Kersteins and Joseph, Jr., left overland Saturday for a visit to their old home in Denver. Before returning to Phoenix they will visit relatives in Minnesota. They expect to return to Phoenix in November.
 TO SAN PEDRO-Amos Dye of this city, who enlisted in the navy two weeks ago, left last evening for San Pedro where he will enter training.
 Mir. Dye has been employed by the
 Goodrich Tire and Rubber company
 in this city.
 AUTOMOBILE BUGS. - W. r. r O'Neil was fined $5 in police court yesterday for cutting corners with an
 automobile. Jesus Quijada. because he
 became excited when driving an auto mobile across the intersection or Washington and Central avenue and failed to observe the current prevailing
 traffic laws, was fined so.
 HALF A HOG. - Gus Terwilliger, Nf to Q-
 with receiving stolen property, will be
 given his preliminary hearing before : Justice De Souza at o'clock Thursday afternoon. He was released on S2OO bond. The defendant is alleged to j have bought half hog which was stolen from local butchers.
 : DEMONSTRATION TODAY-Miss . Imogene Neely will give a demonstra-
 ton today at the home of Mrs. w. H.
 Mann in the Cartwright district. rms = will be in connection with the Red Cross work. The demonstration IS the one formerly announced to take place at the Cartwright school house 4 DOGS WANT HOMES-People wanting dogs free have wide range
 of choice. There is a pit bulldog witf two ribbons at S21 South Second ave nue where he may be seen before o'clock in the morning or after ocloci = in the evening. Also there are three c Airdales at 105 West Jefferson street 10 CABBAGE HILL CHOOl.-Creigh- !, ton district has planned something ou 'A of the ordinary in the way of benefl for the Red Cross. At the dlstrlc l- school house on Friday evening, D. Cabbage Hill School" will be conduct = ed and town folk as well as those iron '' the district will be permitted to enroll = Miss Mary Kyler is chairman of tn '' committee on arrangements. = CHRISTIAN WOMGN.-The Chris = tian Women's Missionary society VII
 meet tomorrow on the first floor or tn
 Central Christian church. This is tn n. annual all-day meeting for June, kep 99 in memory of Mrs. NJ. V. Warrer 65 Special greetings to all new members 13 It is requested by those in charge tha E each bring one article of food 10 4 lunch.
 WOMEN MACCABEES.-The Wom ar ems Benefit association of the Mac 01 cabees will meet tomorrow afternoo 59 at 2 o'clock with the record keepe 0 at 519 West Jefferson street. A ly, members are urged to be present b
 those in charge, as there is to be in he portant business on hand for discus
 sion.
 Ire MINERAL VALLEY LOYAL.-Mir
 eral Valley, according to reports r' to ceived at the Red Cross headquarter
 went 230 per cent over the top Tn u to last drive. The little town had min
 mum of $500 to raise, and instead u- this it went right up to $700, makir
 one of the best showings in the enti district.
 RECEIVES COMPASSIONATE al n Mrs. James G. Hammels of Glenda
 have received word that their so Vinton, has been commissioned SC -O ond lieutenant in the field artiliel
 Young Hammels recently graduat be from the third officers training can !: 30 at Funston, and is at present station ing at Camp Jackson, south Carolina. ell DOG AODEO BIN Hf-An duNe
 tisement in The Republican of the ss
 at auction by B. w. Getsinger of t'
 bull calves one mile west of will Points on the Christy road at II o'clo lay. tomorrow morning, the proceeds of lrly sale to go to the Red Cross. Attorn
 General Wiley Jones has contribut
 collie dog to be sold at the sal
 time and place for the same purpose it's TWO GOOD WORkERS.-Glendi lall. has again come forward in war wo in- this time by furnishing two of it's b. by men for the Y. M. C. A. war wo who They are James E. Ferris, pastor pen the. Methodist church, and C. A.
 Kee, principal of the high school. IT
 will leave the last of the week n San Antonio. where they will enter Y. NJ. C. A. war school.
 THIRTY DAYS - Harry Kent, W -H was arrested and given 30-d day sl ard pended sentence for vagrancy abou .eat month ago, was hauled into pol roc court yesterday and found guilty
 the same charge. He was thereuI
 filed away in the city jail for fut reference. His mail will be address " care the city jail for the next thi
 days.
 70 ,s CoOn @ ho,ea A haid in Clohe I1 E,ed5 G1 :. court session at Tucson was conclu .,.;s Saturday. After the Globe session .. ended. the court will sit at Presc ,0tr, The next term in Phoenix will be :; I midsummer possibly in August. J.. 'hlod Langston, assistant United States ana torney, left for Globe on Monday anu attend court.
 H. HELP THE "Y"-A letter from 'gue, H. Greenfield. dated Santa Monica.
 received yesterday by J. O. Sex! 'res secretary of the Phoenix Y. M. C. eles: MT. Greenfield is the father or Ma and Greenfield, Pnoenix man now III Los service The letter says MT. Greenf ' n wrote his son asking what he could ami. to help him, and the son had rep ,,.Iar The best way to help me is to a,,.i. the Y. M. c. A." In consequence, '''Ni' Greenfield enclosed his check for for Y. M. c. A. work.
 rnes, o, raoai,,ing clerk for Pratt Gu An oo,,,,,a,,,, for inc mast two wears Mrs. te,dered bis resignation and leaves nton, Mare Island in a. few days. entering eles; service of his country as a sailor.