Arizona republican., 1918-07-27
BUSINESS TO coAsT-Mayor Pei

tl, tt plOlllneuJ ll1tlClldut ol NlHht man, is here for a few days on busi ness.
 ON BUSINESS TO DEMING-G. B. Rand of the local draft board, will leave Sunday evening for short bus mess trip to Demng, New Mexico.
 OFF TO SoUTH-W. E. Robinson will leave tonight for Memphis and other southern points on a combined business and pleasure trip. VISITS HERE-C. E. Jennings of Tucson came to Phoenix Saturday evening to visit over Sunday with Miss Hazel Lee.' Mir. Jennings returned to Tucson Monday morning.
 BUILDING PERMlT-A building permit has been issued for the erection of a frame building at GA South First street by the Chambers Transfer con- pany, to cost s1100
 DOING HER BlT-Miss Edna Ivy will leave Sunday morning for Wash ington where she will engage in sten- ographic work for the government.
 JOINS MARINE CORPS - LieglN Held left last night for North Vallejo wharf from where he will go to Mare Island to enter training in the United States Marine Corps.
 TO SAN FRANCISCO-Frank c. Armstrong, president of the Arizona Hercules, was in town yesterday ar ranging some business details before continuing on his way to San Fran cisco.
 RECEIVED PATENT Hazard & Miller, the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, has received a wire from Washington saying that a patent had been granted to Marshall J. Palmatier of Globe on his carburetor.
 WHITNEY IN COCHISE-L. B. Whitney, attorney member of the com- mission of state institutions, went to Cochise county yesterday on business for the commission connected with the highway work now in progress in that
 MOTOR scoRcHED-An elevator motor in the Franklin hotel basement Second and East Washington streets, got it's wires crossed yesterday morn ing, causing some fire and consider able smoke. Equipment from Fire Sta tion No responded to an alarm.
 MEETING DEFERRED-Charles E. Addams, vice chairman of the State Council of Defense of Arizona, yester- day sent out notices to members of the council announcing that the meeting scheduled to be held in Phoenix on August 5, has been deferred until Aug ust F.
 GO TO CoAST-Mrs. F. E. Warren and Fred Warren, Jr., left last night for the coast where they will spend the rest of the summer, at Los An geles and surrounding points. Mrs. Warren will attend the forthcoming convention of the Christian church at Long Beach.
 BE1TS GOES NoRTH-A. A. Betts, member of the state corporation com mission, left Phoenix last night for Flagstaff where. in company with A. w. Cole of the commission. who al ready is there, an inspection will be made today of the property of the Co., conino Water, Stock and Development company.
 SELLS TO MOUNTAIN STATES An order yesterday was handed down by the state corporation commission whereby the Winslow Telephone com pany is given permission to sell the property of the company to the Noun tain States Telephone and Telegraph company. The latter company also is given permission to buy the property. thousand employees of the Santa Fe railway system. including the lines of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix rail-
  vice of the United States, as shown by figures furnished by The Earth. the railroads monthly magazine which ceased publication with it's July num- Der on account of the war.
 w. R. FURRY-A leather wallet evi- dently belong to w. R. Furry of Peoria was found by Mexican child yester- day and turned over to The Republ can, where the rightful owner can have the same by proving contents. It is feared. however, that the wallet had been examined and anything of value taken from it before the child discov- cred the purse.
 WARRANT FOR HolLoWAY-s warrant was issued out of Justict Wheeler's court yesterday for the ar. rest of Smith Holloway, the youns man who it is alleged committed {; criminal assault upon little girl nea Avondalc the other day and fled thu country. He was captured the nex day at Tucson and locked up on thu telegraphis request of the sheriffs of flee here.
 ON VACATION TRIP Rev. J Wailes. pastor of the South Methodist church will leave Sunday evening on s vacation trip to Bucklin, Kansas where he will visit his father and sis ter Rev. Mir. Wailes has not seen his sister for 16 years. and has so arranged his trip as to arrive on his fathers 92nd birthday. The pastor will be gont five weeks, but arrangements have been made to have his pulpit filled il his absence.
 FARM BULLETiN-"Farm Organ ization in the Irrigated Valleys O Southern Arizona" is the title of bull letjn No. 654 received yesterday by tn, Phoenix. Chamber of Commerce iron Congressman Carl Hayden. The bul letin is publishel by the United State department of agriculture and wa written by R. W. Clothier formerl, head of the agriculture department o the University of Arizona. Thos, wishing the bulletin should apply {, the department of agriculture. Wash ington, D. C.
 FOUR YOUNG OFFENDERS-Fou boys were turned over by the Phoeni, police to the county juvenile authori ties yesterday. Carl and Leo Barnum two of the boys, were picked up in tn, railroad yards after they had prove, an annoyance to employees by crawlin, lover and under cars and throwing mer