Arizona republican., 1918-05-18
TOWN TOPICS
MARRIAGE LlcENsE-A mari

New State Canal company was com pleted yesterday before the state cor poration commission.
 SUCCESSFUL AUCTION - A pal ticularly successful auction sale was that held four miles west of Chandler yesterday at which 150 head of dairy cows and young stock were sold. The stock brought unusually fine prices, everyone of them being sold. B. W. Getsinger was the auctioneer.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the Hearn Super Car bureting company, the Cienega Oil company and the Tungsten Queen Mining and Milling company.
 HOME FROM NoRMAL-Miss Zina Guthery, Miss Helen Stewart, Miss Mabel Huvde, Miss Grace Ellsworth, and Miss ,Roxey Brimhall passed through Phoenix last evening enroute for Mesa from Flagstaff where they have been attending the normal school.
 CASES ARE DISMISSED - Two girls and their mother were in police court yesterday on charges preferred by neighbors. The testimony did not convince the city magistrate that a case had been established and he directed the discharge of the defend ants.
 YOUR BABY BOND-Car. No. 746 Oldsmobile make, won Baby bond prize in the Hyder parade Tuesday night. MT. Hyder says he has been unable to locate the owner and asks that he or she please call at his store, Hyder Brothers, North Central avenue and get the bond
 NURSES ENROLL A class of nurses at St. Josephs, hospital has been enrolled in the Keystone mem- ory course which is under the tutor ship of Professor J. G. Gross. Classes will be conducted in the class room at the nurses home every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock in the after noon.
 ARIZONA IS .BEST-R. M. Brum- bach returned yesterday from a several months absence in Seattle. Brumbach left Phoenix with view of taking up his residence in the northwest, but re- | turned convinced that there is no place like the Salt River valley. Enroute for home, he visited the local boys at Camp Kearny.
 SHOW FRUIT DRYING-Miss Olga Douglas will give a demonstration and talk on the drying of fruit and vegetables at the Congregationa church from 10 o'clock this morning until noon. This will be one of a series of meetings being held in the county under the direction of the food administration.
 CLUB HOUSE CLoSED-Mrs. F A. Jefferson. president of the Neigh borhood club, announces that in ac- cordance with the rules of the health officer, the Neighborhood House vii be closed during the smallpox cpl demic in the Roosevelt district. This will include all gatherings of the 1 church, clubs and societies. The period of quarantine is fl days. WIFE CAUSES ARREST Adolfc Valvez, arrested on a warrant charg- | ing failure to provide, issued from Jus | tice DeSouza's court, will be arraigned this morning. ValveZ was arrested by ! Deputies Warren and Nafziger of the | sheriff's office who found him at work on the c. S. Hurley ranch. Valvez | is alleged to have failed to contribute to the support of his wife and child
 READS THE REPUBlICAN-Frank Hough representative for Hirsh- Wick wire, who is in town on business said while coming this way he read g | copy of The Republican on the train It was the paper containing an ac- | count of Hyder Brothers anniversary celebration. He said he reached the conclusion that it was special Hydel edition and a cleverly executed piece of work.
 DOGS WANT HCMES-Here's
 chance for somebody, two comebodies Who want good dogs. At 1505 Ncs JCtfcTSon street is a handsome. hal grown male Collie for which a goo, home is being sought. At 904 Wes Madison street is d black Cooke spaniel dog, also seeking a home Both animals are pets. Any persol interested can see the dogs by call ing at the numbers given.
 TO ADDRESS NURSES NIis Lillian R. White, of the bureau 0 nursing of the Pacific division of tn Red Cross will meet the gradual nurses of this city at o'clock thi afternoon at the nurses home of St Joseph's hospital. An interesting tall will be made for the benefit of tn nurses. All graduate nurses now i
 the city are urged to. be presen and are assured of real welcome
 BRING OWN BREAD -Patterninj
 their meetings after the requirement.
 Of war. the members of the Madison
 Improvement club who meet for al
 all-day session on Thursdays to sey
 for the Red Cross, are each to brin,
 their own bread The club women il
 turn act as hostesses, but in view o
 the bread situation it was thought ad
 visable for each guest to furnish he
 own sandwich. The club is makin
 a record for Red Cross service
 SCHOOL MONEY READY-C. C
 Case, state superintendent of publi instruction, has apportioned from tn
 state school fund to Maricopa count,
 S36,925 towards the education an training of more than 15,000 schoo
 children of this county. This funG together with that in the county treas ury for the schools, will be sappor toned to the schools in this count at an early date acording to c. W
 Grouse, assistant county school super
 intendent.
 BIG TIME TONIGHT = The Ma pageant of Liberty lodge, the juvenil
 department of the F'raternal Brother
 hood, planned for this evening i
 Knights of Pythias hall, will probabl be one of the most interesting enter tainments of the season. The publl : is cordially invited to attend. Ther
 will be no admission fee, but the1
 will be an opportunity to spen
 money and incidentally help the Re
 Cross fund of the Fraternal Brother
 hood. This opportunity will be foun
 at the various booths and other form | of amusement to he nrovided