Arizona republican., 1918-03-08

good home. Anyone desiring the dog may call at that address. TO LOS ANGELES = Mrs. F. A. Jones was a passenger on last eve ning's train for Los Angeles, where she will visit for. a couple of weeks. WILL INCORPORATE-Articles of | incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the Bishops Knoll Mining company.
 TO PLEAD ToDAY-Louis Revera. charged with wife abandonment and failure to provide, will enter his plea before Judge Stanford at 1880 o'clock | today.
 WILL VISIT SISTER = William Foley boarded last evenings South ern Pacific train for San Diego to visit for a few days with his sister, Mrs Lester Byron.
 ADDAMS HERE-C. E. Addams Of the Ray Hercules Copper company spent yesterday in Phoenix. He left last evening with the excursion party to Camp Kearney.
 BACK FROM CAMP-Mrs. W. H. Wllky returned yesterday from San Diego after a visit with her son, Frank Milky, who is at present sta- 1 toned at Camp Kearney.
 CLOSE RED CROSS ROOM-The sewing room of the Red Cross in the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce build ing will be closed Saturday while several necessary changes are ef- , fected.
 TURKEY DiNNER-Circle No. 1. of the Central Methodist Episcopal church, will serve a turkey dinner to | at ho day, from Il to o'cfock.
 | COMPLAINT DROPPED-Thec com plaint against T. S. Rutherford
 charging him with failure to pro-
 vide for his minor children, was dis missed by Justice De Souza yester-
 day for lack of evidence.
 PUPILS REcITAL-The younger
 pupils of the piano. violin, expression 5 and dancing departments of the Ari- zona School of Music will be in re- cital, Saturday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. The head of the school cordi-
 ally invites the public to attend. TAX BLANKS SENT-The state
 tax commission yesterday mailed to all l railroad, telephone and telegraph com-
 panies in the state report blanks which, ' under the provisions of the statutes, must be completely filled out and filed
 m the office of the tax commission on } or before the first Monday in June. s w. U. THRIFTERS-The Western
 Union Thrift club came into exist 4 ence yesterday, some 50 members
 signing for membership. The en- ployes of the Western Union were
 addressed on the subject of Thrift
 by Charles De Sales Wheeler, who
 organized the society
 DR. RICKETTS, HERE-Dr. l.. D q Ricketts, who has been consulting s engineer for most of the large mining 2 companies in the southwest, arrived . in the city yesterday morning. Dr 4 Ricketts is at present acting genera, r manager of the Calumet & Arizona v succeeding Major John c. Greenway I who is in France.
 n DECREE GRANTED - Mrs. Jean r cite Bailey yesterday secured z 2 divorce from Roy Bailey on the
 ground of desertion and non-support n One of the witnesses corroboratins
 the plaintiffs testimony was hel !. daughter, Isabel, a pretty girl l;
 years old. Judge Lyman signed tht o decree.
 CHURCH PETITION-The Metho n dist Episcopal church of Tempe yes
 terday petitioned the superior cour for an order to sell certain of it.
 property for a sum not less thar
 $2,200 and to mortgage other prop.
 perty in a sum not less than s250 I The petition will be heard befor, i Judge Lyman on March IS. | ATTORNEY CLEARY - Attorne, ; W. B. Cleary, formerly of Bisbee unti
 a certain memorable day last June ,f is in the city, and it is understood h that he will locate here. It will b, o like coming home. Mir Cleary wa e for several years in charge of tn, n affairs of the Arizona Canal com s. pany, representing the bondholder
 of the company. MT. Gleary has als
 a California residence, at Hollywood ct EVA MURRlEL WANTED - Nils s. Rose Darcy, of PA Van Buren street ,h has received the following telegram
 inquiring for Miss Eva Murriel
 Miss Moves, Washington, wires ask ing if Eva Murriel, Red Cross nurse "a is available for service with ortho III pedic unit. Try locate her and as 'n her to wire me immediately, wit of address for transportation. Lilla s- White, San Francisco"
 to PLEAD GUILTY - After the jur lg had been empaneled in the case (
 the State versus Juan Para an
 Jesus Feliz, charged jointly wit
 grand larceny, Feliz changed his pie | from not guilty to guilty. The july late ri in the day finding Para guilty, tn " two men will be sentenced by Jude al Stanford at 1:30 o'clock this after
 noon. The men were charged wit
 the theft of two automobile tire m from the Eagle Bottling Works. S. VISITS FORT GRANT = Governc st Hunt returned on Wednesday frol
 Fort Grant, where he spent thre
 days visiting the state industri os school for boys and girls at ths on place. The governor brought wit
 him to Phoenix six young boys WI
 had been paroled from the industri he school and for whom homes wei ss found in the vicinity of Phoenix, u
 boys being accomplished your
 farmers
 ve LADIES' AID-The Ladies Aid ty the First Methodist Episcopal churo ne will meet this afternoon at g.: h. o'clock at the home of Mrs. c.
 Hirst, 1920 North Central avenue R,
 ports will be given by circles l, 2 ar ty 3. All women of the church are il E. vited and a cordial invitation is e,
 tended to new members. Each woma . is asked by those in charge to brir 4oI needle, thimble and scissors 'e order to sew for the Red Cros
 Thread will be provided. ter
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