Arizona republican., 1918-05-07
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PLEADS GUiLTY-Samuel Mcleod yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge of transporting liquor and will be sem fenced by Judge Stanford this morning.
 PAYS FINE-Frank Chenique was fined $10 for violating the speed law on Central avenue by Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 GOING TO DENVER-Mrs. J. o. Dunbar will leave tomorrow for Den yer where she will pass the late spring and summer seasons.
 WOULD INCORPORATE of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the Organized Charities.
 CONDITION lMPROVED-The con- dition of Dr. John J. McLoone, who has been seriously ill at St. Joseph's hospital, is reported as being greatly improved.
 FLAGSTAFF ORATOR - Rev. Ray church has accepted the invitation to deliver the address at the Normal com mencement at Flagstaff May 16
 TIRE MAN HEBREW. H. Code, consulting engineer for the Goodrich Tire and Rubber company, of Los An geles, is in the valley for a short in- spection tour concerning the water de- velopment on the Chandler and Agua Fria lands of his clients.
 TAX COHESION AT PRESCOTT Having completed their annual inspec- tion of the mining properties of Mo have county, the members of the state tax commission were in Prescott yes- terday. They are not expected to re- turn to Phoenix until the last of the present week.
 GRAND LARCENY CHARGE-The case of the state versus Leonard Amos, charged with grand larceny, will be tried in Judge Stanford's court on June r. The case was set yesterday when Amos entered plea of not gull ty. He is alleged to have stolen seven head of sheep belonging to J. G. Ham, mels.
 WOMAN CHAUFFEUR - A young woman who is desirouS of out-of- door employment, but who is not a sufferer from tuberculosis, is anxious to secure employment as a chauffeur. She is said to be exceptionally well qualified for this work and can be communicated with over telephone 1885.
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Joe Kehoe, an employe of the Standard Oil company, left last evening for Chicago for a visit with his father and other rela- tives. He will be back in Phoenix shortly after the middle of the month in time to leave with the next draft contingent.
 RED CROSS MEETING - The fi- nance committee of the Arizona Chap ter of the Red Cross will meet at s o'clock this evening at the school ad- ministration building, North First avenue. At this meeting arrangements will be made for the approaching Red Cross drive which begins the latter part of this month
 INSPECT CADETS-Captain Oscar F. Temple, inspecting officer for the state under the military code. went to Tucson yesterday to inspect the cadet corps of the Tucson high school. From Tucson Captain Temple will go to Bis bee, Douglas. Globe and Miami. at which places he will officially inspect the local high school cadet corps
 BAR EXAMlNATION-Fourteen ap- plicants for admission to the practice of law in Arizona started their ex- aminations yesterday in the supreme court room. It is the semi-annual bar examination and will last two days. The state board in charge is composed of the following: P. W. O'Sullivan. of Prescott; $. M. Franklin, Tucson: A. C. Baker, Phoenix.
 GRAND CHIEF COMING = Every member of Purity Temple, No. g, Pyth- ian Sisters, is urged to be present al the regular meeting this evening al Pythian Castle. On this occasion the grand chief, Mrs. w. A. Moeur vii make an official visit. Arrangements have already been made to give the distinguished visitor royal reception
 RANCHES SOLID - The Murph, school district No. q, reports the following ranches as being in the 1OC per cent Liberty bond list: John R Bradshaw, nine subscribers; w. w Bradshaw. seven subscribers; the county farm, eight subscribers; T. P Hurley ranch, eight subscribers; Parker home ranch, fifteen subscrib CTS; Sherman ranch, four subscribers; Wainwright ranch. seven subscribers
 MRS. WHEELER CALLED-Mrs Charles De Sales Wheeler will leave Thursday evening for New Bloomfield Pa., where she has been called by the illness of her parents, MT. and Mrs William Harper, who have never re- covered from the shock of the deatt | of their son, Lieutenant David Nea Harper Lieutenant Harper was killed in Texas few months ago in army maneuvers. He belonged to the avia- tion corps and was considered one o the ablest young men in the service. JOIN FEDERAL RESERVE-Tht Cochise County Bank of Tombstone and the Bank of Stafford, both state banks. have become members of the | federal reserve bank system of the eleventh district, the headquarters o1 which are at Dallas, Texas, according to information received by Jesse L Boyce, state bank comptroller. It i: only recently that the law creatine the federal reserve banking system has been changed to permit state banks to enjoy that privilege. Other state banks in Arizona are expected tC join the federal reserve bank systeu in the near future
 NAVAL RESERVE WANTS MEN,
 An urgent call for men for the United States naval reserve is being issued and men who wish to enter that ser. vice have the choice of almost every department, according to A. T. Flynn navy recruiting officer in charge of tn,
 Phoenix station, 35 East Washington street. The pay on first enlistmen ranges from s35.90 to sS3 per month depending upon the qualifications O the man. This is in addition to cloth
 ing, board and lodging and free msdi cal attendance. Liberal allotments ar, made married men for their wives ant children. Men not married, but havin, dependents. are also liberally provide,
 for. The naval reserve offers a chanc
 for adventure, a chance to see tn, ] world. a chance to help make the WorlI