Arizona republican., 1918-04-18

| Christian church. All members of this ! organization in the state are urged to attend the convention.
 ! PURSE FOUND-A purse, containing | $l9 in cash. was found yesterday by John Franklin of 370 North First ave- nue. on a street car on the Wentworth l line It was turned over to the con- i ductor.
 CLARIDGE HERE-D H. Claridge of Graham county, member of the state senate. was in Phoenix yesterday | on a business visit and to attend a meeting of the council of defense.
 MEET ToMORROW-Th Washing 1 ton Woman's club of this city will meet tomorrow at the home of H. C. Lockett Members are requested to bring their needles and thimbles.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation by the following: San Francisco Sec. com
 pany, Grass Lake Mining and Milling company. Cave Creek Consolidated Copper company.
 BIG BOND SUBSCRIPTIoN-The Arizona Mutual Auto Insurance ,com-
 pany of which Carl H. Anderson is | for 5000 in Liberty bonds. This is one of the biggest individual subscrip-
 tions of the day if not the largest one.
 BALSZ p. T. A-There will be
 meeting of the Balsz Parent Teachers association at the school house at 2:30 ! tomorrow. There will first be a dem
 Onstration of the canning of vegetables and after that the regular meeting of
 the P. T. A.
 SPEEDING TRlAL-R. E. Curry, fwho pleaded not guilty, will be tried for speeding before Justice De Souza at 10 o'clock this morning. Curry is charged with travelling at the rate of
 2S miles an hour in the 20 mile terri
 tory on North Central avenue. The
 arresting officer was Don Johns.
 CITED TO SHOW CAUSE-Ray W
 Halstead has been cited to show
 cause why he has not contributed
 S25 month to his wife's support as
 ordered in the divorce decree. It is
 understood that Halstead will at
 tempt to prove that he has not been , permitted to see his child which was
 allowed by the court
 PIANO RECITAL POSTPONED
 The concert to be given by Miss Cor
 della w. Hulburd on Thursday evening Of this week, has been postponed on ac-
 count of the coming of Secretary Me
 Adoo, and will now be given at the
 First Congregational church, Second
 and Willetta streets on Tuesday even
 ing. April 23, at o'clock
 TO HAVE ARC LlGHT-In accord
 ance with a petition presented some
 time ago, City Manager V. A. Thomp-
 son yesterday recommended to the !. commission that an arc light be in- | stalled at Fifth avenue and Culver 9 street. The recommendation was ac- 7 cepted and the light ordered installed , GIVEN CHANGED. w. Chiffon n a nightwatchman at Chandler, will v pay a bootlegging fine on the in : stallment plan at the rate of $50 8 g month. Chiffon was found guilty by n a >jury in Judge Stanfords court Y and a recommendation for clemency ' was made. A bond was arranged ano Chiffon will make the half hundred
 dollar monthly payment out of ( e hundred dollar salary. He has {
 wife and child.
 o NO CAMPING GROUND-A petition
 recently presented to the city commis. o sion asking that Woodlawn park b.
 designated as a public camping ground . for the benefit of automobile tourist.
 stopping in the city for a day or two
 died a natural death in the city com
 mission yesterday morning when tha ] body declined to consider the reQues | in the face of a protest numerouslN signed by people living along thu / frontage of the park
 WOULD MORTGAGE CHURCH . Application of the First Church O ', Christ to mortgage it's property, valued s at SS0000, in the sum not to ex :, ceed $30,000 was made in the superio
 court yesterday The petition wa
 filed and the date of hearing will b |, set shortly. The board of trustees i of the church recently met ant | adopted resolution to make an ap ] plication for leave to mortgage t,
 meet necessary obligations.
 y CONCERNING LIVESTOCk-Man, y, protests having been received by tn 'e city manager and the police against tn 1t keeping of cattle, swine and fowls il of the city limits, the city attorney wa V. instructed by the city commission yes e terday morning to inquire into the sit )t uation and if possible to draft al
 ordinance remedying the situation.
 is not intended to prohibit the keepinl
 of such animals and fowls within tn y city limits but to so restrict the prac tice that they will not be an annoy 1f ance to citizens nor a menace to tn e. public health.
 s' ASKS DECREE-Alleging that sh'
 refuses to honor his name and that sh 'u transacts all business under the nam
 of Rosa Bodet by which she wa 'n known before her marriage, W. C Windsor yesterday instituted divorc ;. action against his wife. The coupl a' were married last September and ac
 cording to the complaint their happi
 ness was short lived. The defendant i J charged with telling her husband tha
 she would not give one hair out of tn
 head of Brown" her first husband fo - all of the defendant. Windsor claim that without cause Mrs. Windsor re er fused to prepare his meals
 2" DELAYED ON TRIP-Tire troub "a enroute from Castle Hot Springs { t,. Phoenix prevented the presence r' court yesterday of City Commissions z George N. Mclean, who was to hay ;n been sentenced for the sale of la " maica ginger. containing more alcoh' than the law allows. A telephon . message from Mclean announced ths ,,, he would not arrive in Phoenix unt oa late in the afternoon. Judge Star r ford will pass sentence this mornin m In the cases of other druggists wi ,+ pleaded guilty to the same offens s fines in the sum of s250 were in " posed on proprietors and s25 on dru