Arizona republican., 1918-01-28

TO SAN DIEGO-Mrs. NJ. A. Irvine ieft recently for San Diego where she Will spend the remainder of the winter season with her daughter, Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe
 YUMA MAN HERE-A. B. Ming, president of the Yuma County Com mercial club, is a business visitor to Phoenix for few days. While here he IS a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 BANK PRESIDENT-M. I. Powers. president of the Citizens Bank at Flag staff, arrived in the city yesterday to attend to business matters for a few days. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams
 FROM RAY-Among the business visitors to arrive in the city yesterday was Ii. k. Bland, a prominent business man Of Ray. He will probably be here several days and is a guest at the Jef- ferson hotel
 TELEGRAMs - Undelivered tele- grams are being held at the West ern Union for w. l.. Palmer. Mrs. Wilma G. Rhodes, Laura Anderson. Alex Childs, Otto Corbett, George F. Cardwell, John T. Cessna and George P. Kettles.
 FLAGSTAFF VISiToRS-Mr and Mrs. L. $. Wilson came down from flagstaff yesterday and will spend sev-. efal days in Phoenix visiting friends and looking after business interests. MT. Wilson is the county attorney of Coconino county.
 HERE FROM DETRoIT-Mr. and Mrs. Phil J. Cannon of Detroit and MT. and Mrs. Ray R. Barlow of the alrplane center, Dayton. Ohio. were passehgers over the Apache Trail, ar irving here Sunday evening and are Stopp!ng at the Commercial hotel.
 THREE DRUNkS The police booked three at the police station over sunday on charges of being drunk and olsorderly. Bail was furnished in two instances and in the other the alleged offender was scheduled to appear be fore City Magistrate Frank Thomas this afternoon.
 RETURNS FROM TRIP-Cal Mess her dealer in Hudson Super Sizes and Republic trucks, has returned from a ousiness trip to the east MT Messner spent three weeks at the automobile show in New York City and some time at the various factories of the compan- les Which he represents.
 OAKLAND DISTRIBUTORS oltt Brothers have closed a contract With the Oakland Motor Car company or Pontiac, Michigan, for the distribu- tlon or the Oakland line of automo- Dlies: The Oakland is manufactured by the General Motors company which is also the builder of the Buick and Cad lilac.
 SON IS ADVANCED-Mrs Joseph Stark has returned from a three weeks Elslt with her son, Hal Grimshaw at seattle Washington. While on her re- turn. en route to Phoenix, she received wire that Grimshaw had been ad- vdnced to First Lieutenant, from his !oImer rank of second lieutenant "hlle In the latter capacity, GrimshaW was acting captain in the 166th Depot Brigade.
 OVER APACHE TRAlL-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. McMillan of Bloom 1leld Hills. near Detroit, arrived in fnoenlx Sunday evening after a rough trip over the Apache Trail and are stopplng at the Commercial hotel MT. McMillan, a nephew of the late senator James McMilan of Michigan ana a prominent resident of the great automobile center, having heard glow ing accounts of the Salt River Valley has come to see for himself.
 GONE DUCK HUNTlNG-Fire Chief A. F. Wright, Captain Davit Mercer and Frank Eberle, of No. company, Phoenix Fire department armed themselves to the teeth at o'clock yesterday afternoon and set out m an automobile in quest of ducks They had been told there were lots o1 them just beyond Scotsdale. A wire , less message from the party late las evening announced that 15,00O ducks had fallen before their prowess an( , suggested that truck train be organ. ; lZed to bring in the booty.
 TWO SECURE eAlL-Arrested or Friday night, charged with adultery Mrs. Helena MetZler and Harry T Evans were held in the county jail un- Ill yesterday when they succeeded ir securing bail in the sum of S1,500 eacl Tor their appearance before Justice O the Peace Charles De Sales Wheeler tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Tn, man and the woman protest their in nocence of the charge made by Mrs
 Metzler's husband. A daughter Of tn ! Metzlers is held at the Crittentol Home as a witness in the case
 FOR BOYS OVER THERE-Th
 regular Wednesday evening dance O f the Woodman Circle this week vii !. have a double purpose. First, to affor 7 enjoyment for those who attend, am Y second, to secure more funds to be de v voted to the benefit of the Arizon = boys in the service. In order to mak
 the occasion particularly attractive t 1 those who like good music and goo . dancing, special program is being ar ranged and all who attend are as | sured of an unusually good time.
 FARE YOU A CHOPPER?"-Mem c bers of Phoenix Camp, No. ,, Wood T men of the World, are working hard t Il the end that all Woodmen do not over
 look the showing of the four-reel film
 entitled Are You a Chopper" to b shown at the Empress theater Wed nesday evening. This is a strictl 3 Woodman picture, but is also bull
 along patriotic lines. Of particular in
 terest will be the views of the Hea f Camp session at Omaha at which Pres e ident Wilson was in attendance.
 WINDSHIELD MUDCOvERED
 His windshield so covered with mu n it was impossible to secure a clea S vision of the road ahead, E. L. De
 Johns, driving an automobile he ha
 purchased on Saturday, crashed into l horse and buggy tied on Adams stree 1 between First and Second strets { l S:30 o'clock last evening. The vince ! on the left side of the buggy wei h practically demolished and the hors J. thrown to the pavement. The hors SC and buggy belonged to G. H. Boehr III rancher living north on the Asylu
 road. The Boehnls had come into tow ar to attend a picture show and were jul " approaching their buggy when u lr crash came.
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