Arizona republican., 1918-04-04

which Kane was alleged to have treat ed cruelty had been sold.
 COTTON iNDUSTRY-Mr. McDe- witt, prominently associated with the Southwest Cotton company left last evening for Los Angeles. From there he will go to the east coast, New York, Philadelphia and Washington on busi- Iess connected with the cotton indus try of Salt River valley.
 TO FORT GRANT-Leroy A. Ladd, chairman; l.. E. Whitney and Charles K. Osburn, members of the commission or state institutions, are at Forr Grant making an officill visit to the state industrial school for boys and girls at mat place. The commission is expected to return to Phoenix on Friday or Sat Urday.
 CATHOLIC RED cRoss-Urging a large attendance, Mrs. Francis Geary of the Catholic Red Cross auxiliary has called special meeting for o'clock this afternoon at the Catholic head quarters. A representative of the Phoe- nix chapter will be present and give lessons in cutting bed garments for the helpless.
 MORTGAGE TO BE ARRANGED The First Congregations church of Phoenix yesterday filed a petition through it's attorneys Gust and Prescott to mortgage its property for $350O. The property is situated at IS Central Place and wishes to mortgage in order that it might build. The hearing will be held before Judge. Stanford on Satur- day.
 WAR NEWS-The w. c. T. L. will meet this afternoon at the home. 227 West Monroe St. for business and to sew for the soldiers and sailors. Up- to-date war news direct from the Ma tional Committee on Public Informa- tion will be read. Members are urged to be present and the public is cordially invited.
 FOOD ONSERVATIoN-A Food Conservation" program will be offered at a special meeting of the domestic science teachers of the county called for 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the W. c. T. U. Miss Wingfield, chair man of food conservation for the Coun- cil of Defense will be the speaker. The meeting will be open to the public.
 IN SUPREME COURT-Two cases were filed in the state supreme court yesterday as follows: Citizens National Bank, appellant, vs. United States Fi- delity and Guaranty company, ct al,.ap- pellees, appealed from the superior court of Maricopa county; Bennett Lumber company, appellant, vs. United States Fidelity and Guaranty company ct al, appellees, appealed from the su- perior court of Maricopa county.
 CORPORATION HEARING F. A Jones, chairman of the corporation commission; Benjamin H. Ferguson engineer, and J. E. Gavin, official re- porter, went to Prescott yesterday where the hearing was held of the ap- plication of the Prescott Gas and Flee. tric company for an order of the com mission approving regulation of meters of the company.
 IS APPREHENDED- Charged witT breaking the lock and entering the building of the Max Delta Mining com pany, E. J. Sweringen was arrested or the charge of malicious mischief the complaining witness being Charles Roberson. Sweringer was arraigneC before Justice De 'Souza who set his preliminary hearing for Friday. He wa: unable to furnish bond in the sum O s20O
 HERE FROM KINGMAN Mrs Charles Granger. former society lead CT of the valley arrived from kingma1 yesterday and will be in town the re mainder of the week. Mrs. Granger i recording secretary of the northerl district federation of clubs and is delegate to the state federation con vention now in session in this city
 She formerly resided in Mesa and tn
 delightful affairs given at her sout
 side. home are still pleasantly recalled
 WOULD BE DOCTORS-Eigh can
 didates yesterday took the examina
 tion for certificates permitting them | practice medicine in the state of Ari zona. It was the second and last da of the semi-annual examination hel by the state medical board and wa conducted in the supreme court room . Tho examination was under the direc ton of Dr. F. A. Stafford. Phoeni, l president; Dr. Taffel, Chloride. firs
 e-president; Dr. Martin. Tucsoi
 second vice-president; Dr. Allen Vii
 iiams, Phoenix, secretary and treas urer; Dr. Manning, Flagstaff