Arizona republican., 1918-06-13


 business people.
 MADISON WoMEN'S cLUR-The Madison Womens club will meet at the home A Mrs. Aubrey V. Smith Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The new yearbooks will be distributed among the members and there will be an election of officers. In addition a fruit drying demonstration will be held.
 TO REORGANlZE - The Pioneer Cow Testing association is being re- organized under the direction and with the help of W. A. Barr, county agricultural agent. Any dairymen in terested in having their herds tested will do well to report to either T. G. Jack or MT. Barr, in room 19 of the Water Users building.
 CATECHUMENS - The public e1- animation of this years catechumens will take place in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church next Wednesday, evening. The confirmation of the class will take place next Sunday morning. The new church., dedicated last Sunday. is situated on Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue.
 TRY LOCATE Sheriff Wilky yesterday received a telegram from Mamie L. Burke. of Dinuba, California, asking him to locate Thomas l. Rice. Thus far no trace of that person has been found, and the sheriff has asked that if anyone is familiar with the 1 missing man or knows of his where abouts, please notify the sheriff's of- flee.
 DIES BY ACClDENT-AIfred Clark, 17-year old boy employed on the John Norton ranch at Buckeye, while diving in the canal last Thursday injured his spine and was immediately removed to a hospital in Phoenix and died two days later from his injuries. His body was removed to Moore and | Mcclellan morgue and was today sent i to his home at Benjamin, Texas, where his parents reside.
 i COUNTY FAIR-The county fair to | be given at the Madison Improvement club house on the Indian school road | tomorrow night will hold attractions | for both young and old. No admission fee will be charged but there will be good music and dancing. and farm products. ice cream. penuts, popcorn and lemonade will be sold. Those who have charge of the fair invite the pub lie to attend.
 BALsZ ACTING JAILER-Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz will be acting night couty Jailer fo rthe next several weeks, in the absence of the regular taller, Charles Musgrove, who left last night as guard with J. T. Dillon, United States marshal, in taking a number of federal prisoners to Leavenworth pr,s- on. Musgrove will continue east to visit relatives before returning to Phoenix.
 NOTICE TO Effective June r., in order to eliminate expense of extra handling of freight, the Arizo- na Eastern Will accept less than car load freight for Buckeye branch only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and on Chandler branch on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays only; and shippers are asked to kindly observe this rule thereby saving the railroad I expense of extra handling in depot
 RIVERSIDE CAFE PoPULAR-Th Riverside restaurant is becoming pop ular for dinner parties. according tc MT. Sano, the proprietor. He recites several notable dinners recently. One I was that given by Governor Hunt foi the members of the 15Sth Infantry band and one was that given by Cold
 waters for Is guests. Jack Barber ) gave dinner Monday night and sev-
 eral parties of people from Mesa have , been given there
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Article of incorporation were filed yesterda,
 in the office of the state corporation
 commission by the following nesy con
 cerns: Flux Mining company, Cor onado Copper and Silver company
 Tesnatee Pyrites and Gold Mines
 Anglo European Oil corporation, An glo- European Trading corporation
 Humble Pool Oil company, Okla Kan sas and Texas Oil, Mud Hole Col ? Mining and Milling, Arizona Bagda, Copper company, Los Conqustadore } Mining company.
 SPECIAL SERVICE MEN - Ac
 ceptances of the 16 picked, specia service men from Arizona have bee
 received by the local draft board an , within the next fortnight every ma of the bunch will be sent away f his place of service. Following ar , the dates when the men will depart
 One electrician leaves June IT, on
 surveyor leaves June IS. two locomo J tive engineers leave June 19 and tn
 balance, consisting of 12 men, wi leave June 30. Yesterday each ma J to go was sent a special notice b
 the local board.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging that he , husbands actions caused her grea i mental anguish. Mrs. Grace Byrd yesterday instituted divorce proceed
 ings against Harry Byrd, whom sh married in Danville, H., in March. 1911 Her life with the mechanic was ex
 ceedingly unhapp~, according to tn
 complaint. The wife alleges that il February 1917. MT. Byrd used vile Ian guage and threatened to strike hel His various acts of alleged cruelty con ! tinued until July of the same yea 5 when she left her husband. The Byrd have no children.
 PATRIOTIC LEAGUE Agnes 4 Hunt and Mrs. Margaret Baker, assis
 tant state director of the Boys an . Girls Club Worg, and employed b. tn :, Agricultural Extension Service of tn - United States department of agricul . ture at the University of Arizona, wi :. hold a meeting of the Patriotic leagu in the cooking room of the Phoeni high school Saturday morning at o'clock. All girls interested are aske by those inecharge to come and brin
 fruit, preferably apricots, to he came, [. Also they are as ked to bring two qual S jars and rubbers.
 . CLARlDGE PICTURE HERE - A '. oil painting of Senator D. H. Clarids '. of Solomonville, Graham county, pre- '. ident of the senate. has been receive ,, at the state house. It is customal