Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-08

GLLtNWOOO T1GHG-E T. iIilh
wood, chief counsel for the Copper
Queen at Bisbee, is in Phoenix for
few days and is stopping at the
Hotel Adams.
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles.
of incorporation yesterday were filed
at the offices Of the state corpora
ton commission by the following
new concerns: Pawnee Bill Oil COM
pany Providence Cattle company.
AT THE ADAMS-John Fl. Metz,
vice president of the Merchants Bank
and Trust company of Tucson, is
guest at the Hotel Adams. Mr. Metz
is in Phoenix on a business trip and
also to visit his brother, Phil Metz
| of Mesa.
LETTERS ASKED f. o. Carlisle
yesterday petitioned the superior court
for letters of administration in the 5000
estate of John Handl who passed
away November 81 1917. The hear
ing will be held before Judge Lyman
at 80 O'Clock February IS.
FAILURE TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS
desertion and failure to provide, Mrs.
Matte J. jackson yesterday filed suit
against George A. Jackson. The couple
| were married in Los Angeles in 1911
and lived together until May, 1915,
when the wife claims her husband left
her.
NOT GUILTY.. NJ. Smith was
found not guilty when tried by Il
jury in Justice De Souza's court
yesterday for violating the speed
law. Smith was charged with eX-
ceeding the speed limit on North
Central avenue, the complaining wit
ness being Don Johns.
H.
Woman's club building last evening by
the Phoenix camp of United Spanish
War Veterans and the Mary Brodie
auxiliary was declared a great success
both socially ana financially. A large
number was in attendance. Ine pro-
Ceeds go to the relief fund
TERPSlCHOREAN - Fred Sigol, a
young Russian. was committed to the
state hospital by Judge Stanford after
an examination by physicians who de-
| clared 'Sigol insane.
| The Russian, who is % years of age
| is religious fanatic and his dancing
and singing have not ceased for days
! He has called frequently upon God Il
witness his performance.
A CORRECTIONAL The Republi
cans story yesterday morning of the
arrest of G. A. StreitZ and Richard
Partham at the instance of the fed
eral authorities it was stated that Mr.
Streitz was a vice president of the
National Bank of Arizona. That j.
an error. Mr.. Streitz was formerly :
director of the bank but at presen
he has no official connection with it
BED is NEEDED - A small, frail
widow and her two children are badl,
in need of a bedstead, mattress ant
bed clothes. Anyone having any o
these articles that they wish to Civ
may notify J. W. Canning, superin
tendent Of county charity work, phon
1904, &r the board of supervisors, phon
Ass, and some one will call for tn
articles.
GIRL ARRlVES-Word was re
ceived here yesterday of the birth il
Los Angeles on Monday of a daugh
ter to Lieutenant and Mrs. Lyle Alb
bott Mrs. Abbott before her mar
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. W
Mines of Prescott. She has heel
making her home in California sine
Lieutenant Abbott received his com
mission a few months ago. He is a
, present in Texas.
CALVARY MUSlCAL-One Of tn
features at the Calvary Baptist churc
! musical held at the Woman's clu
building Wednesday evening, was tn
performing of two piano solos by Asne
Griffin, 12-year- old pupil of Fran
Darvas. The little girl displayed won
derful technique in her brilliant rem
dition of overture. Poet Peasant" b
F. Won Supper, and The Witches
Dance by Mcdonald.
: MISSIONARY MEETiNG-The mis-
sionary department of the Woman
union of the First Baptist church wi
hold their regular meeting in tn
j. church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clocl
! Subject will be Our Mission Work
Africa" Mrs. A. Wingate will b
leader Those in charge invite all tn
women of the congregation to atten
and bring a visitor with them.
NEW STORE = Contracts wer
signed yesterday between Clinic
| Campbell and J. A. Cashiol for tn
/ erection of a large new store buildin
to be built at Cashion. The store
: to be occupied by the McCalla Mercsr
tile company, firm composed of
A. Cashion and NJ. H. McCalla, WI
/ have been operating a general mercar
| tile business at Cashion for past fol
| years. The building of a new stol
was necessitated by rapid growth
business. Several other buildings ar
improvements will also be made
Cashion at the same time.
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See The Fighting Heiress, the Gi
From Frisco" a whrlwind of thrill
II this afternoon and tonight only at II