Arizona republican., 1919-08-22

MT. and Mrs. c. S. Zimmerman, of Stockton California, arrived yesterday are are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 MILWAUKEE PEOPLE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rutherford of Milwau- kee, Wis, arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 ARRIVE FROM CHIcAGo-Chicago people registered at, the Hotel Adams yesterday included Fred c. Kelly, How ard Hardy, M. Hendrickson, A. E. Sit tier and Frank Drake.
 NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY An August edition of the Phoenix dis trict telephone directory has just come from the press and is being distributed to subscribers of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company.
 TICKETS GOING WILLIAMS. P. A. Tharaldson, in charge of the sale of season tickets for the series of musical concerts to be given here this winter by the Musical Events club, has re- turned from a trip to Peoria, where she placed a block of tickets for sale. All districts of the valley have now re- ceived their quota, and Mrs. Tharald- son reports that the sale has gone splendidly everywhere.
 URGES MORE SiDEWALKS-The board of directors of the chamber Of commerce has asked the city commits sion to consider the city's need for side walks, to make a, survey of the situa- tion, and take steps to lay walks in many places throughout the city where they are needed.
 STATE FAIR COMMISSION = A state fair committee has been appoint ed by the board of directors of the chamber of commerce, to confer with the state fair commission on all matters of mutual interest. The committee is composed of H. M. Fennemore, c. W. Peterson and A. T. Esgate
 YUMA FAIR OCTOBER. f5-f8-The Yuma county fair will be held this year at Somerton on October 15, 16, IT and IS, according to an announcement re- ceived yesterday by the chamber of commerce here. Premium lists are on the press and copy will be. sent to the local chamber when completed.
 TO BOOST SAN CARLOS DAM-ro assist in the efforts that are being made to procure the construction of the San Carlos dam, a subcommittee from Maricopa county has been ap- pointed by the board of the chamber of commerce. The committee contains representatives of both Rotary and Kiwanis clubs here, and is composed of the following: Dwight B. Heard, H. NJ. Fennemore, J. c. Dobbins. F. M. Wilkinson, F. W. Griffen, ". c. Button. and Dave Goldberg. It has been sug- gested that the committee meet with Judge Baughn in Florence early in September.
 SUE FOR MOTOR cAR--Compiaint was filed in the superior court clerks office yesterday by Walton and Bailey. attorneys for J. R. Bailey, against liar. " L. Shedd and the Security Motor corporation, asking the return of Bai. ley's King motor car, which it is al- legged, is being unlawuflly held by the defendant. The complaint asks that either the car or it's value, s1,O00. be returned to the plaintiff; that damages be given the plaintiff at the rate of S10 day for each day be has been de- prived of the use of the car, and that the plaintiff also be given damages for whatever damage his car has sustained since being out of his possession.
 GLOBE NEWSPAPERMAN IN CITY .Business Manager Harrison, of the Arizona Record of Globe, arrived in the city yesterday on his way home, accompanied by Mrs. Harrison They will leave for Globe today.
 SEAR CHING FOR FATHER Charles Wesley Clark, formerly of Los Angeles, has disappeared and it is thought by his son, Orville Clark ot 1901 West Manchester avenue, Los that he is in or near Phoenix He was last heard from at Mont gomery, Arizona, which is north of here on the desert. The son is very anxious to secure information as 10 his fathers whereabouts as legal af- fairs in the family are tied up until he is located.
 SPEEDER IS FINED-Fred Nichols was fined s1O yesterday afternoon in police court. He was charged with speeding.
 TWO HAD MARlHuANA-Antonlo Rosales and Carlos vaskas were both given 15 days in the city jail yesterday afternoon by Judge Thomas for hay ing a plentiful supply of marihuana in their possession. They pleaded guilty to the charge.
 TO COAST FOR VACATION George Gam, freight and passenger agent for the Arizona Eastern rail- road, left Phoenix last night for Los and the beach resorts where he will be joined by Mrs. Gam. They will be absent two weeks.
 MISSIONARY CIRCLES TO MEET The Missionary Circles of the First Baptist church will meet this after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Circle No. will meet with Mrs. F. F. Clark. at s5S North Third avenue; circle No. 2 will meet with Mrs N. A. Donn. at s24 Monte Vista Road; and circle No. 9 will meet with Mrs. Earl Benson at TIPS West Monroe street.
 RETURNS FROM VACATION = Miss Wilma Mahoney of the attorney generals office returned to her desk yesterday after two weeks spent on the coast. During her stay at Venice she encountered any number of Ari- zona people enjoying the sea breezas.
 BACK TO DUTY-Miss Minnie Sea man of Col. Charles w. Harris office has returned from a two weeks visit to tho ooo ct