Arizona republican., 1918-07-04

for France about a week ago. Mrs. | Fred Christy will spend the summer in | St. Paul.
 LEAVE FOR KELLY FIELD-Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Raley will leave on Monday night for Kelly Field near San Antonio where their son, Lieutenant Raley, is flyer and instructor in avi- ation. MT. Raley will enter 'Y'' work in the training camps but Mrs. Raley will return to Phoenix after a short visit.
 ON INSPECTION TRlP-Leroy A. Ladd, chairman of the commission of state institutions, yesterday left for Fort Grant where he will make an offi- cial visit at the state industrial school or boys and girls. MT. Ladd then will go to Cochise county to inspect state highway work in progress in that dis trict.
 MOTORING TO coAsT-John D. Loper, city superintendent of schools, left yesterday for California. He is making the trip by automobile and is accompanied by his son, John Loper and daughter, Miss Margaret Loper. They will be joined in Long Beach by Mrs. Loper and Andrew Loper and re- main at the beach resort until early fall.
 THESE NcoRPoRATE- Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the following: Davidson Gasoline Process company. Smith Dry Process company, United Auto Rada- tor Heater company Daylight Consoli- dated Copper company, California Lib erty Gold Mines company, Arizona ! Tr1-ioy
 NO DAMAGE TO CROP-No dam age was done the cantaloup crop by the rain Tuesday night, the weather bureau reported yesterday. Some dam age to hay down was reported but oth- erWise the storm was beneficial to the valley, saving considerable irrigation water. The extent of the rainfall for the storm was a trifle over half an inch
 MISTAKE RECTIFIED- Through an error in yesterdays Republican, it was stated that James I. Young and Herbert l.. Hall had left Tuesday night
 Tor Vallejo to join the navy. Lieutenant
 Fachman, in charge of the local re- cruiting station of the Marine corps,
 stated that these men enlisted in the
 marine corps and left Tuesday night
 for Mare Island, California.
 SPEEDING COSTS TEN-Joseph
 Aren't, who was arrested by Policeman , Papo for driving a machine on Wash ] ngton street between Twelfth and Sixteenth avenues at a rate of speed , in excess of F miles per hour, pleaded , guilty to the charge and was fined s1O ] yesterday by Judge Thomas. Another ] complaint filed against Aren't charging ] him with not having his car equipped with muffler was dismissed.
 RAEIIMhTI nEEEkIcE , Williams, negro appeared in the po- lice court yesterday on the complaint , of an officer who testified that the Aoman solicited him for the purpose of , prostitution. This the woman denied , stating that on the date the officer al , legged she solicited him that she was crippled with inflammatory rheuma
 tism. The court accepted the testimony
 of the officer and fined Lillian $50
 which she paid.
 . MAKES QUICK TRIP-Harolc ? Moore, the young son of Mr and Mrs I A. l.. Moore, who left here Friday night 9 for the coast by auto. was registered . . at Los Angeles hotel on Sunday noon ' Moore made the trip by the way O :. Parker and arrived without a singl, ?. mlshap. He was not attempting to es
 tablish a speed record but is said tt
 
 5 ist to date this season. He is estab 3 lished at Long Beach with his mothe 7, for the summer.
 HAIL, SAWBONES-Ten candidate ;t for diplomas of admission to the prac
 tice of medicine in the state of Arizon; l. yesterday completed two days exam
 nation which was held in the suprem b court room at the state house. Thi
 was the regular quarterly examination O It was conducted under the direction
 of the following members of the stat n board of medical eXaminers Dr. G. I
 Manning of Flagstaff: Dr. R. M. Tafe
 Of Chloride and Dr. A. H. Williams an
 Dr. Stafford of Phoenix.
 I CASE IS CONTINUED Alfred I Nalenzuela, charged with adultery, di | not appear before Justice De Souz ! yesterday when his case was set fo
 preliminary hearing. John w. Levi!
 motion picture operator, who com !, plained against the Mexican, state e that he believed that he was in Sailor e and that his wife. Elvira Lewis, wa s with him. Valenzuela, who was re A' leased on $500 bail, told his brothe T. that he was in ill health and goin lls away on trip. When this was re v peated in court, Justice De Souza con ', tinued the case one week.
 10 GOES INTO WAR WORk-R. D. ( n Johnson left last night for Philadelphi
 to engage in war work tn the Tray
 Tor Shipbuilding corporation. MT. John son goes at the request of the corpora , tion with which he was formerly cor | nected, having been in charge of u i plant in 1909. The corporation is = the service of the government. Sine Od his association with the corporate was severed. Mir. Johnson has been CT " gagged in other engineering and minir us work in various parts of the world F N- will leave his family here for NJ P Johnson has determined to make Pho, F. nix his permanent home.
 n' n RED CROSS SPIRIT-When harc e working men give up their picn funds to help the Red Cross then it ], a sign that they are in earnest in d. e ing good. The Journeymen Tailor IT Union of America No. 1S6 presents " lthrough J. F. Welker a check for $ C- to the Red Cross at the chamber
 commerce yesterday. MT. Welk IT, stated that the money had been he m with the idea that the union shou s; have a picnic but that at a rece m meeting the members had decided tn s; they would give up the picnic and tu na the s25 over to the Red Cross so tn h. some of the "doughboys" might ha