Arizona republican., 1918-05-15

YerSIty Of Arizona. It covers subjects such as fire, sanitation, back yards, streets, and is for free distribution. It is Bulletin No S6, supply of which has been received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
 WHO HAS COLLIE?-Humane Of- ficer J. w. Canning was called on the telephone yesterday by woman who said she had a male collie pup she was willing to place in a good home. Canning lost the name and address of the owner of the dog. He now desires that she call him again at No. 2304, as he knows where such a dog will be welcomed.
 GOOD PLACES oPEN-The war department of the Interstate Com merce commission are in urgent need of rate and traffic clerks. Important war work is likely to be delayed by 1 this shortage of trained help. accord ing to advices from Washington. The pay ranges from $1,200 to $1,50O year. Full instructions can be had by applying to the nearest postoffice or civil service office.
 ARE YOU TOOk?-A photograph of a group of people taken at Venice California at time when there were a number of Arizona people present 1 l Der of Commerce. Sherman c. Fishe 262-S Federal building states that he has a number of these photographs and if any one recognizes their own picture in the group he will give each photo as long as the supply lasts.
 GOING TO WAR-Herb W. Hersh- man, graduate of the Phoenix high school and an employe of the Standard | Oil company leaves here Friday even- ing for a training camp having enlist ed in the field artillery. This is the third attempt Hershman has made to get into the big war, he having been rejected twice on account of his weight, but he is now sanguine he will pass the final examination on the | coast.
 WRONG ENDANT-Through an error The Republican of yesterday contained the announcement that Mrs. Mona Barkley was granted a decree of divorce from R. N. Barkley on the ground of desertion. Mrs. Mona Moo dy, widow of Frank Barkley, who had re-married, was granted a divorce from her second husband, R. N. Moody. It was her request to be permitted to use the hOnored name of her deceased husband which probably led to the confusion in names.
 DEWEY THURLC CASE-Dewey Thurlo and Walter L. Hale will be given their preliminary examination before justice De Souza at 10 o'clock I'Saturday morning. The men are charged with passing fictitious checks while Thurlo's sister and her girl con- panion who accompanied them to Prescott where they were arrested have been turned to the juvenile au- thorities. The bail in the case of TBurlo and Hale was placed at $1,0OO each, which they failed to furnish.
 PAVING NEARLY DONE-With the exception of about one-half d block, the paNng on East Adams street from Fifth street to Ninth street has been completed and the street thrown open for traffic. The half block. still closed is between Fifth and Sixth streets. It is expected that the barricades here will be let down in day or two and then Adams street from Seventh avenue to Ninth street, a distance of more than one mile, will be a completely paved thor ourghfare
 PATRIOTIC RECORDERS serv- ice flag containing four stars has been hung in the office of the county
 
 ed with the office who have joined the colors. Lieutenant D. D. Ander- son and w. C.. Miller have been 1T the service for several months anC
 Virgil King and Lawrence King vii
 leave Phoenix on May 27. The re. !, corder's office has shown it's patriot ism in giving it's funds as well as it:
 men as demonstrated by the supper
 given the thrift campaign and thu third Liberty loan.
 GLASSES FOR NAVY-Anothe shipment of field glasses and binocu lars will soon be sent from Phoeni'
 to the united States navy by tn
 Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. An,
 glasses of six power or over, ar
 needed by the navy department a high powered lenses are difficult t get now Any one having field glass
 es, spy glasses, binoculars or marin
 glasses that they are willing to loa to the government should take then \ to the chamber of commerce if pos { sible by Saturday of this week in or ! der that they may be included in tn : next shipment.
 CAR WAS LOCKED-In reportin . the recovery of the big automobile . \ Justice Ross of the supreme court a interesting fact was overlooked. Tn II machine was found standing on Paf Lane and Judge Ross was notified b telephone that it had been found. Whe he attempted to start, it he found tha
 the thief before abandoning the ma y chine had taken the pains to lock i t The judge was obliged to return t t town to find somebody who could un Il lock the machine. Lust. to think sai : the judge "The thief took more pain 2 with my car than I ever did. If l ha n locked it he couldn't have stolen it."
 INDULGENT PARENTS AGAIN |. Declaring that he is the son ( e wealthy parents in San Jose, Pal p Marston, in admitting before Justic : Wheeler that he had obtained prop r erty on a bogus check, stated that h o had been used to spending none, e He told the court that when he wa
 in high school he was allowed $90 month and the use of the famil
 automobile' and later he had bee . given a $50 a month income. Mars <, ton. who gave his age as 24 7 charged with obtaining clothing frol . Abe Karp with a bogus check. H
 was bound over to the, superior cour s his bail being fixed at $500.
 APPEAL IS TAHEN-Ethel Mo V Donald and Mary Gdrtis, arrested 0 $ Saturday on charges of soliciting, wel n admitted to bail in the sum of s il each. They failed to appear whe h their names were called in court c - Monday Later they were reareste ,e and upon conviction were each give
 city jail sentences of 5v Gays. tYestel
 day Mary Curtis filed notice of an al T, peal and filed a bond in the sum ( . $150 The Mcdonald woman announce n yesterday that she expected to be ab = 1 tn furnish a like bond today and tn: