Arizona republican., 1918-08-02

TO LOS ANGELES-Mrs. H. E. Tritle left last evening for a summer trip to Los Angeles and the nearby
 PARkE IN TOWN-L. S. Parke of Tucson, state leader of the boys and girls club work, is in town for a few days on business.
 No RED CROSS sEWiNG-There will be no Red Cross sewing at the Christian church this. Friday. even ing on account of a lack of materials
 FOR MARE iSLAND-Sergeant Guy Davison and Private Roy Stroup of the United States Marine Corps left last night for Mare Island. They will re- turn to Phoenix within a few days.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of William G. Lentz, appellee, vs. Lew D. Landers, appellant, was filed in the su- preme court yesterday on appeal from the superior court of Maricopa county
 ON BUSINESS-J. F. Challenger of Los Angeles, representative of the Western Wholesale Drug company. is a guest of the Jefferson hotel while here for a short time on business for his firm.
 TO VISIT HoNoLULU-Miss Caro- line Christy and Mrs. Helen Burns win leave Phoenix this week for San Fran cisco. Before returning to this city next September they will visit in Hon olulu.
 FORM PARTNERSHIP-Dr. H. W Maxwell of the Luther Realty company and MT. Boise of the Ruggles Realty company have formed a partnership and intend to open an office in few days. It has not as yet been decided where the office will be located.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the following Hidden Cross Manganese Mining company, Marguerite Mining and Milling com pany, Independent Silver Mining com- pany.
 RED CROSS GETS cHECK-The Central Arizona branch of the Amer ican Red Cross with headquarters in the War Work building, has received | from the Arlington branch of the Rec 1 Cross a check for s31, the proceeds o1 an entertainment given in Arlington recently.
 MANY TO LABOR CONVENTION There will be about so delegates from all over the state to attend the Seventh annual convention of the Arizona State Federation of Labor al Miami next Monday, August ], Thomas J. Croaff president of the federation announced yesterday
 ON ANNUAL TRIP-State Game Warden c. NJ. Willard left Phoenix on Sunday to make his annual trip of in speotion throughout the northern part of the state. However, he had only | reached the Verde when he was called back to Phoenix on business and will reach here today. MT. Willard will re- sume his trip later.
 TO SHOW FRUIT DRYlNG-J. F Crider of Tucson. state horticultural ! ist of Arizona, will conduct demon stration of drying figs, grapes anc peaches in Phoenix Saturday after noon. The demonstration will tak' | place in the rooms of the Maricopa | county farm bureau. in the Centla school building. beginning at o'clock All interested in tho drying of these and other fruits are invited to attend i the demonstration.
 OFFICE TO KEEP OPEN-By orde
 of Judge William II. Sawtelle. tn 1 United States district court clerks of | fees in Phoenix and Tucson will b' kept open for the transaction of bus
 mess during the month of August iron
 10 o'clock in the morning until noon and from 1 to , o'clock in the after
 noon daily except Sundays and lega | holidays. According to the notic
 posted at the Phoenix office in thi
 connection, it is stated that in tn event it is absolutely necessary to fill paper or document after , o'clock il the afternoon. the deputy clerk may b.
 reached by telephone No. 709.