Arizona republican., 1918-03-25
less trip. He is registered at the Hotel

| He is a guest at the Hotel Adams. NICHOLSON HERE-A. A. Nichol- son was an arrival from Wilcox yes terady and will spend a few days here attending to business interests. MT. Nicholson is a prominent druggist and business man of Wilcox.
 HAWLEY VISITS FRlENDS-Earl J. Hawley who has been away from Phoenix for the past three years and who has been visiting in the city the past four or five days left last night over the Santa Fe. He is the hospital representative of the Bstz Surgical h. Strument company.
 FOR INvESTlGATloN-Tom King was arrested yesterday at Cashion by | Deputy Sheriff c. J. Cole and is being held at the county jail for investigation l by the federal authorities. Suspicion that he might be stacker led to his arrest
 WANTED ON coAST-J. G. Gibson was arrested yesterday by Police Off, ficer Cutler upon advices from Los Angeles that he is wanted there to an- swer forgery charge. He was turned over to Sheriff Wilky who last night received a wire from Shriff John c. Clin of Los Angeles saying he would send an officer at once to get Gibson
 WOMEN VOLU NTEER S-The Woman's committee for Arizona of the National Council of Defense, which meets Monday afternoon in the w. C. T. U. building, requests women who are willing to volunteer for war service work to call at the w. c. T. U. this Monday afternoon and register between the hours of l and o'clock.
 SOLDIER PICKED UP-Private S A. Dutton, of the forces of U. s. regu- lars now guarding Granite Reef over- stayed leave of absence granted him He was picked up yesterday by Po- hceman Grove and returned to the reel by that officer.
 LILLIAN IS FINED-Lillian Smith was fined $10 in police court Saturday after Magistrate Trevillian became convinced she was he aggressor in ar encounter in which Lizzie Williams and soda water bottle figured. The fine was paid.
 STOLEN AUTO FoUND-A Fore car belonging to w. B. Tannehill, who lives on Rural Route No. 6, was stoler late Saturday night from in front O. the Wickersham dancing academy. report was made to the police ant early yesterday morning Policeman Feuerriegel and Cutler found the ma chine standing in the center of thu street on North First avenue.
 SEEK ACID THROWER-Whel Miss Edith Gillespie returned to he room at sos North Third street earl. yesterday morning after having beer at a dance, she found that some per son had visited her apartments dur ing her absence and had thrown quantity of muriatic acid on her be longings. A rug, a dress, the room furniture and the bedding were practi cally ruined by the fiery fluid. Tn police were notified but had been un able to establish clue up to lat
 hour last evening.
 CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY-T. R Shaw of the Capitol Phormacy, wa all smiles yesterday. When he arrived at the store in the morning he in formed his partner, George N. Mac Bean, that he was just then passin; the half-century mark and that it wa } a most suspicious occasion with him , He expressed the hope that he ant MacBean might celebrate the mex
 half-century mile post in their lives to
 gether and in the same place.
 FOR COUNTY ExPENSES-Count Chairman J. c. Dobbins, of the Mari } copa War Savings committee, an Il John Barncord of the Empress Thea
 ter had agreed to turn over his hous to the county committee for a perio of four days, from April Il to April l.
 in order that campaign be carried ol looking to the raising of the necessar
 funds to carry on the work in Mari copa county. All the proceeds afte the overhead expenses are met are t be retained by the committee whic
 will handle the business affairs of tn house during the three days. A super l moving picture attraction will be SC cured and it is predicted that ther : will be an unprecedented sale l tickets.
 LEAVES FOR coAsT-A. Danvill of Hot Springs, Ark, patentee an ] proprietor of "Motorlife," the ne' gasoline saver and lubricant for auto
 mobiles, left last evening for the coas
 after having established an agency 10 his produce with Ed. Rudolph or th s Ford garage. While here MT. Danvill e visited the properties of the Unite
 Chino Oil company in Yavapai count!
 together with a party of those inter ested and expressed himself as 5elIeV I ing the prospects for oil developWe1
 LEAVES FOR SNOW SURVEY Assistant observer James H. Gordo of the weather bureau left yesterda ,; for the Paradise valley district in tt Il White Mountains to make survey
 the snow in that unit of the Rooseve
 watershed. This district is located :, the eastern part of the state about II miles southwest of Springerville at a
 elevation of from eight to ten thor s sand feet. The weather bureau hs . conducted surveys of the snowfall
 this district every spring since 1913
 their investigation of the relation bt n tween the snow accumulation in il f mountains and the run-Off into u
 Roosevelt reservoir.
 GOES TO FLORIDA-A. N. Andel if son. S01 North Second street, left ov' = the Espee Saturday night for Clearws 7. ter, Florida, called there through u u serious illness of his sister, MT
 Charles Smith.
 WooDMEN OF THE WoRLD-La n Monday night Phoenix Camp No. 'r Woodmen of the World initiated
 class of thirteen and voted on cla
 of fourteen and accepted one transfe !, making twenty eight, which is u }, usual weekly grind. The initiation a are of unusual interest and the a
 tendance was the largest that has be,
 for some months past. Tonight bi , fair for an interesting class of ne | choppers to be initiated and a lar attendance of Woodmen to be on hal ) to enjoy the interesting initiation. ,s visiting Woodmen cordially invited ,