Arizona republican., 1918-02-13

E. Sumter. J. R. Adams, $. A. Jordan, l.. C. Leeds Atlas Trust company, c. H. Reed and Felix GalveZ.
 TO DOUGLAS-George A. Mauk of the Columbia theater was a passenger on last evenings train 1pr Douglas where he will attend to business inter- ests for the next few days.
 RETURNS HOME R. L. Austin, who has been in the valley the past two months, boarded last evenings Southern Pacific train for his home in Oklahoma City.
 ATTENDS CoNvENTIoN-C Charles r. Miller left for Nogales last evening where he will attend the meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers association. He was accompanied by his wife and children.
 ON THRIFT DAY-Marcos de Niza council, Knights of Columbus, will as sist in the Thrift day parade on Ad- mission day, and will also take active part in the selling of thrift stamps dur ing the day.
 OSBORN RED cRoSS-Red Cross sewers of the Osborn district will meet at the Osborn school Thursday from 10 to o'clock. Those in charge cordially invites all women to attend and ask them to bring their thimbles and scissors.
 RELEASED; RE-ARRESTED-Cole Evans, arrested on a bootlegging i charge and released on $1,000 bail fur nished to the county authorities, was immediately taken into custody after first gaining his freedom, by the feder- alsofficers, who it is declared will han dle the case
 NEW COMPLAiNT-A second com | plaint was filed against Leonard Amos yesterday charging him with the lar ceny of eight head of sheep. J. G. Ham, mels who swore to the first complaint which was dismissed because of the wrong date of the alleged theft, is the complaining witness in the second case.
 BASEBALL SUNDAY-The Outlaws and the White Sox, ancient enemies of the, diamond, will meet at Eastlake park hext Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock A clash between the SoX and the Outlaws has not occurred for sev- eral months, and the fans are keen to witness a revival Of the old rivalry Both teams are priming up for the occasion.
 ANNUAL ON THURSDAY-The annual meeting of the Arizona Con- gross of Mothers and Parent Teacher associations will be held Thursday at the school administration building oi1 North First avenue The morning ses- slon Will begin promptly at 9:30 o'clock Mrs. F. A. Beane, chairman of pub llcity, announced yesterday that the all-day meeting would be open to the general public.
 TEACHER IN NAVY-Isaac Imes former principal of the Arlington school has joined the navy according to accounts and will report shortly in San Francisco. Imes failed to pass the first physical examination and Wher accepted here recently was ordered tc report in California for final eXamina ton. His school is being held oper until he reports the result of this exam ination.
 WATCHING LIST-Charles R. Der. netzke of this city is anxiously watch. Ing the daily list of names of the il lated victims and survivors. He fear.
 ms nephew may have. been on that yes
 sel His nephew, Elmer Kohm, was tn, first among his relatives who volun. , teered in the United States army abou
 three years ago during the borde, , trouble. He has been stationed on tn,
 Texan border and in his last lettel stated that he was expecting to leav, for France
 NOT COMMERCIAL Hon. W. D Claypool of Globe, member of the stat, senate from Gila county and formerl, a member of the assembly from tha
 county is in the city looking over tn
 ground. He is not considering the like
 llhood of profit in cotton though, nor i l he contemplating activity in any com 1 merclal or industrial line. He is takin; ' a view of the democratic scramble fo l the nomination for secretary of state t T see whether there is room for him t } edge into it.
 Q NEW TRIAL GRANTED-.Iudge Iv
 man yesterday granted the defendant
 motion sfor a new trial in the case O Gus T. Old versus the Arizona Easter 1 railroad Old recently brought suit fo 2 damages in the sum of S10000 an, $ was awarded $3,000 judgment by . jury. He alleged that before he ha
 time to alight from the train the car Jerked and he was thrown to the groun
 receiving serious injuries. The defend s ant claimed that he jumped off the ca A before it reached the station Old wa
 represented by Shepherd and Niles an
 the railroad company by George Purd
 Bu1lard..
 FROM FL PASO-David s. Russel
 general manager of the Southern Mo tor company of Fl Paso. and l.. \ : Cregor, sales manager for the sam D concern. left last night to return |
 the Texas city after reviewing tn 5, local business situation. Both are C s the opinion that there is no imme Y diate possibility of business depres
 sion striking ths section either durin n or after the close of the war NJ e CreSor, who recently attended the Chi U cagO automobile show, noted that tn T attendance there was nothing short ( : previous years, and is of the opinio
 that interest in automobiles is greats = now than ever before, because" h e the nhiln hac