Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
here for five days. 1t played here
once before some time ago.
POLICE AUCTION OF WHEELS

once before, some time ago.
POLICE AUCTION OF WHEELS
Chief of Police George Brisbois will sell
at auction II unclaimed stolen bicycles
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The machines have been waiting at po-
lice headquarters for their owners for
a considerable length of time, but have
never been claimed.
GUILTY OF BURGLARY
Ochoa was found guilty OF burglary by
a jury in Judge Stanford's court yes
terday and will be sentenced at $3.50
o'clock Friday morning. Ochoa has
twice been tried for the same offense,
the first jury being six for acquittal
and six for conviction.
THESE MAY DELIVER COTTON
The following names were drawn yes
terday at the Phoenix gin of the South
west Cotton company, and may deliver
their cotton Tuesday, December "a:
C. E. Davis, Andrew Hawkins, S. E.
Carpenter, George T. Sullivan and E. f.
Hanks.
DIRECTORS MEET TODAY-Thc
board of directors of the chamber of
commerce will meet at 4 o'clock this
afternoon for the purpose of transact
ing the weekly business awaiting their
attention In addition. plans will be
tentatively outlined for the membership
campaign which is to be inaugurated
by the organization early in January.
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE TO MEET
An important meeting of the House
wives League will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. II. Sharp, 1915 Monroe
street, at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon
Members will take the West Washing
ton street cars to Twelfth avenue All
members are urgently requested by the
president to be present at this meeting.
| FAILED TO RETURN GUN-W. Y.
Davis, who rented a gun from w. L.
Pinne last summer which he forgot to
return, was fined $50 by Justice Wheel
er yesterday. Davis stated he rented
the SIS rifle for two days and carelessly
| packed it in his trunk when he left ror
| the south He failed to find it in his
/ belongings on his return to Phoenix.
VACCINATION HOURS CHANGED
Bertha F. Mears. r. n, in charge OF
the city vaccine station at 1874 North
/ Central avenue, announces that the
station will from now on be open for
service from l until o'clock each aft
ernoon. Previously the station re-
manned open from 10 to II o'clock in
the morning and from to o'clock in
the afternoon.
D. ~ u ~. CEm ObIGIZ III. j
Marks, son of Constable Marks of Glen
dale, returned to his home yesterday
from the students army training corp:
headquarters at Tucson. The student
soldiers demobilized on Monday. some
s. arriving here yesterday. Marks. whc
is a sophomore at the University o.
Arizona, will continue his studies after
the first of the year.
JOINS LAW FIRM joseph s
! Jenckes has associated himself with
the firm of Kibbey, Bennett and Curtis
which will henceforth be known as
kibbey, Bennett and Jenckes. Mr.
Jenckes. a son in law of Judge Kibbey
has for several years been successfully
engaged in the practice of law. with of
fees lately in the National Bank OF
Arizona building.
BEDDING NEEDED-Furnitur an,
bedding is particularly need at presen
by the Associated Charities to provid
for the needy in Phoenix. With man,
i'll with influenza and kept from work
ing, there is an unusually heavy de
mand just now on that organization
Anything in clothing will be acceptable
The Associated Charities is at 300 Eas
Adams street.
EASTERN STAR WOMEN = Al
Eastern Star women are requested t
meet Wednesday in the parlors of tn.
Presbyterian church, to sew all day
on Red Cross Belgian relief work
Each woman is asked by those il
charge to bring one article for lunch
A short business meeting of the pas
matrons will be held there in the aft
ernoon.
LOST A COW-Persons who ar
minus COW are asked by Chief O
Police George Brisbois to look owe
the assortment of cows the city i
supporting at the Pioneer stables. tn
police have within the last few week
rounded up eleven head of stray cattl
on East Willetta street, and are hold
ing them for their owners at tn
stables. If the owners do not call, tn
cows will be sold at auction.
WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
May Price yesterday petitioned tn
court for letters of administration {
the estate of Lydia Zehner who died
this city on December 10. The deceder
was in the employe of Mrs. Price fC
| two years and left an estate valued q
5 $4,000 The heirs are unknown to III
5 petitioner who believes they reside i
Dunkirk, Ohio. The hearing on til
petition will come up before Judge Ly
2 man on December 80.
5 ADMIT NEW ATTORNEY-On tn
f motion of Attorney J. l.. Russell c
r Prescott, Frank NJ. Mccarthy. holdin
Y a certificate from the supreme court c