Arizona republican., 1918-09-20

field, latterly as sergeant major. has been admitted to the Central Officers Training camp at Camp McArthur, Waco. Texas.
 ELECTION EXPENSES-Today is the last day permitted by law for the filing by candidates with the secretary of state of statements Of their ex- penSes in the recent primary campaign The only candidate who has not vet llled his statement of campaign ex- penses is Colter
 w ON PARENT TEACHER The Parent-Teacher association of the Wilson district will meet this afternoon at the Wilson schoolhouse at ,. 30 o'clock. All interested in the work of this association and in the Red Cross Work are asked to be present. by those in charge.
 HELP LOCAL BoARD-More help IS needed by the local board and pa tTlotlc volunteers who can spare the tune are asked to call at the local board ana pc assigned to tasks. The work of hahdIlnS the thousands newly regis tered Is very heavy one and it is be- ileVed that no better work can be done Just now than to aid in this draft task.
 SMAlLEY COMING-George F. Smalley, executive secretary of the United States Food Administration for Arizona, is expected to arrive here saturday from Flagstaff. on official business connected with the Marjcopa county food administration. It is un- defstood that Mr. Smalley's visit al thlS tune is to confer with local of tlclals regarding the flour and sugar situation.
 HARRY JOHNSON LEAVING-As- Slstant County Attorney Harry John- son who has been with the office of the county attorney for the last two years yesterday performed his last of flclal act in the preliminary trial of q man charged with burglary. He will leave today on his vacation. returning at the end of the month to go out with the first contingent thereafter to a can tonment.
 CLAIMS IGNORANCE = Charged With smoking and transporting opium | teber AdOlph Stewart was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hencke yesterday. Preliminary eX- animation was set for September % and bond of $2,000 fixed. Stewart claimed that he did not know it was opium he had found. He claims to be a stranger in this section, and said he was on his way to Castle Hot Springs to secure work when arrested here
 GAUPP ENTERS SERVICE | Charles J. Gaupp, widely knowr | throughout Arizona as the energeti, | representative of the American Tobacco | company of California, has just beer | advised by the war department of hi. 1 acceptance at Camp Pike for the off. cers training camp. MT. Gaupp is { military academy graduate, and served a term in the United States army. be | coming sergeant at the time. MT | Gaupp will report early in November i giving him the time intervening to ar range his business affairs in Arizon;
 before leaving.
 VISIT EXHlBlT-Mrs. E. D. Dun. can and Una M. Duncan, MT. and Mrs
 M. B. Hopper and Mrs. Isabelle Hopper Of Phoenix were visitors on Septembe
 l6 at the big exhibit of Southern Cali
 1ornla products, maintained free to tn, public in the Los Angeles Chamber O Commerce. They also attended in, lectures and moving pictures that ar,
 a part of the daily program. The eX
 hlblt Is the largest of any in the coun try and maintained by a commercial organization. Before returning hom
 Mrs. Duncan and Miss Una and MI and Mrs. Hopper expect to visi
 several of many other places of inter
 est in southern California.