Arizona republican., 1918-05-30

sergeant in the 16th Canadian Scottish expects to arrive in Phoenix June ?, according to advices received at the chamber of commerce yesterday. He comes well recommended for his great work in aiding the allied cause and will give some very interesting talks while here.
 HARQUA HALA HEARD FROM- In letter to Harry Welch, of the To- cal chamber of commerce, Mrs. Fred krenn asks for membership receipts in connection with Red Cross work She reports that s7O0 has been raised there for the Red Cross. She also praises the good work of Salome and Vendor in the Red Cross drive.
 OLD RESIDENT MARRIED-Eu gene Stuart, who will be remembered as assistant secretary of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce about five years ago, and now of Louisville, Kentucky, was married to Miss Mildred Alex ander. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Alexander, May 20. They will make their home in Anchorage, Kentucky.
 FOR ADMINISTRATION. - Mrs. Kettle Dawson, widow of Marvin A. Dawson, health seeker from Califor- mia, who passed away May 1, yester- day filed d petition for letters of ad- ministration of Dawson's estate, which is given a 5000 value. The estate consists of cash and mortgages. The hearing on the petition will be held before Judge Lyman June 10.
 ASKS FOR PREMISES.-John J. Corrigan has brought court action against w. l.. Abbott for the restitu- tion of his premises, on which the lat ter has a lease, for rent alleged due in the amount of S362.15 and for alfalfa hay harvested during March and April. The complaint was filed in the Superior court yesterday and the plaintiff also asks that the de- fendant pay the court costs.
 CHARGE IS CHANGED.-The as gravated battery charge against c. w. Andrews, a junk dealer was reduced to simple assault and the white man was fined s15 for the offense by Jus tice De SouZa yesterday. The charge against Andrews was brought by Mrs. Marie Salas, a Mexican, who testified that Andrews struck her after she or hered him off the place when he ac- cused her sons of stealing 160 gunny sacks.
 WILL FURNISH ENGiNEERS-The Tractor Engineers exchange is pre- pared to furnish stationery and tractor engineers to those who need their ser vices without fee according to letter l received at the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday. The exchange asks that the farmers and ranchers of the Salt River vaHey be informed of this free service and solicits any in quiries that anyone interested may care | to put.
 PROTEST OVER cHICkENS-A chicken park at 30S West Madison street yesterday was the object of pro- l test in a letter read before the city commission yesterday. The petition CTS allege their sleep is disturbed by the chickens and that they are other wise a nuisance. Eight persons signed the letter. The matter was re- ferred to the city manager for inves- | tigation.
 NEW RATlONS-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the corporation commits sion by the following: Apache Oil and Development company, American-Li berian Steamship company Soda | Springs Gold Mining company, So- | ciedad Fraternal Morelos, Mohave Land and Irrigation company, Palo Verde oil and Refining company Bowie Basin oil Syndicate.
 l HAVE YOU 4 JACkRABBlT?-A Michigan man wants a pair of Arizona Jackrabbits and writes to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce for quotations on a pair. He states that he wants them for breeding purposes, planning
 to cross them with other varieties
 Some boy who wants to earn some-
 thing for the Red Cross might commu
 nicate with the chamber of commerce
 and state what price he would take for
 a pair of wild jackrabbits.
 TO MEET BAND-Members of the
 Automobile Club of Arizona have beer
 requested by Secretary Quinn of that
 organization to meet a train iron
 Yuma, reaching hoenix at 7:55 o'clocl
 Saturday morning. to escort the band from Camp Kearny up town in theil cars, and also for a two-hour spin fol
 the band men at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. It is requested that all mem bers phone SOP Friday offering theil
 cars.
 FOR NEEDY FAMILY-Making al appeal for cooking utensils and chair for a family in need, the Associate
 Charities is asking aid for the article
 others of which have been supplied t the little group making their home O.
 the desert. Coming here as healt
 seekers, the family has been compelle to look to the charities for help. It ha
 furnished them with a few necessarie
 but others are required. In asking tn , public to cooperate the charities re quests that if anyone is willing to do
 nate, that they leave their contribution at the Associated Charities headquar , ters. 300 East Adams street.
 PHOENIX HAS HONOR FLAG It does not take a very keen eyed per son to observe the fact that Phoeni : is in possession of as large a Libert
 Loan flag as is to be seen anywher
 in the United States. Hanging owe
 the street between the Phoenix Ma
 tional bank and the Monihan buildin
 the flag waves proudly in the breez
 with great big blue star above tn three blue bars, indicating that Phoe , nix has doubled it's quota in the Thir Liberty Loan campaign. On each sid
 of the large flag are two other smalle ' flags, the possessions of two smalle towns who have gone over the tol The large flag can be had by any tow
 winning a small one by paving an eXtr