Arizona republican., 1918-02-23

yesterday where they have been spend- ing the winter They are guests at the: | Jefferson hotel while in the city for a | few days
 CENTRAL CHURCH CIRCLE II | Circle No. of the Central church will serve a chicken dinner today, from Il to 2 o'clock
 ADDITION GRoWs-Ed. Rudolph's big addition to his already large Ford garage on East Adams street is fast assuming proportions and when com- l pleted will be one of the largest and best appointed garages in the west. corner entrance oiling station is to be one of the features.
 FINDS CIRCULAR SAW-A. B. Del ' gado of 2e1 North Ninth street picked up a twelve or fourteen inch circular saw in the road near his home. The | saw had evidently been dropped by some person driving along that street. The owner may recover the saw by proving property
 BUSINESS TRIP-R. c. Lane man. ager of the Clarkdale improvement company and the Upper Verde Farm and Orchard company, is in the city on few days business trip. He is accompanied by A. L. Reese of Ray and they are stopping at the Jeffer- son hotel
 CLASS 1 ONLY-There has been some misunderstanding of the call of the local board for all men in class one to not fail and come for examination by Monday evening. No class save class one is affected by the call, ac cording to word given out. Men in this class must report not later than Monday for examination.
 FERNELl IS FOUND-Fred Fer nell, who escaped from the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane some time ago, was picked up by the. police yesterday and returned to the hospital authorities. Fernell had been working on a ranch not far from town and came into observe Washington's birthday. When found he was seated in the city hall plaza.
 PAVING PRoGREssES-The pav- ing on Seventh avenue is going down rapidly and soon Five Points will be permanently out of the dust and out of the mud, an event the business men and residents of that important trad !. ing center long have waited. From an old fashioned country corners,'' Five Points will be strictly metropolitan. WAR BRINGS DELAY-Because of ], conditions brought about on account } of the war, the construction of Fl Za ribah temple on the fine site adjoining 1, the School of Music on North Central : avenue, may be delayed. That matter ? was discussed at the business session 2 of the temple held in Phoenix yester- day
 NEW THEATER-A new moving picture theater in Phoenix, one con- | m
 worthy a city of this size, is rumore6 ., for the near future. Tentative plans call for a theater 50 feet in width an6 o handsomely decorated with balcony >ant
 pipe organ. Local capital is consider
 ing this project, it is said.
 NEXT CONTINGENT-Pla ar,
 being made for fitting send-off fol
 the Maricope young men who will gt T to Fort Riley. Kansas, with the nex T contingent called for March or a few | days later. This is the final 15 pel cent of the first quota and will talk, a probably not more than 75 men iron a this county. What the program il
 honor of their departure is to be haC
 not yet been announced > SMALL SHED BURNS-A smal p. shed at the rear of the residence o l. l.. D. Simons, 726 East Monroe street
 
 of gin yesterda yafternoon. There was r. truck, some clothing and auto tires i,
 the shed. In addition there was a cas-
 of 22caliber cartridges, which explod ,s ed with the rattle of a machine gul al and made the bystanders seek place 9i of safety
 YOUTHFUL oFFENDERS-vict
 Linville and Louis Runyon celebrate AS Washington's birthday yesterday b l | 10 of tha to ooly q
 the Marshall grocery, Seventh and Va
 Buren streets. The two then entere lie the store and were in the act of ap re propriating various articles, includin l postage stamp books to the value c a. s5, when Policeman Shirk hove in sigh
 and took them to the police station
 They w be turned over to the juven is ile court.
 in COLLIDES WITH STREET CAR
 M. E. Bryant, an Indian school roa
 rancher, failed to notice a Brill ca m going north on Fourth street, as he wa 1d driving an automobile east on Van Bu ~ ren street yesterday morning. The au =, tonobile and the street car collidet 'i with the result that Bryant sustaine
 severe bruises about the body, whil | his son, Herbert, who was in the ma h. chine, suffered from two rib fracture ne besides a badly confused leg. Fathe
 and son were removed to St. Joseph
 hospital
 nd TEMPE MEETlNGS-A series of l li- lustrated gospel lectures on preser al day issues, including the world wa re. the downfall of Turkey and the re
 turn of the Jews to Palestine, will be J gin Sunday evening and continu | throughout the week at Tempe. ! large tent on Mill street near Eight U Tempe, has been secured for il 1s, series. Those in charge promise al 'er tractive stereopticon views, good mt vs sic and comfortable seats to thOs