Arizona republican., 1919-08-12

Hurdman and Rose Cameron of Tempe, arrived in the city yesterday from Douglas and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 CONTRACTOR IN cITY-W. M. Ledbetter contractor, who is building the Lower Arlington dam, arrived from the dam site Sunday night and will re- main in the city several days. WILCOX MAN IN CiTY-J. w. Angle of Wilcox returned from Los Angeles yesterday and is staying at the Commercial hotel. He will leave for Wilcox today or tomorrow.
 HOME FROM IRON SPRiNGS--Dr. W. 0. Sweek returned yesterday morn | ing from a week end spent with Mrs. l Sweek in Iron Springs. Mrs. Sweek remained at the springs.
 LEAVES ON VACATlON--Dr. God fried D. Claus the ehiropraetor, left 1 Phoenix last night for Venice, Cal, on a much needed vacation. He will re- | turn to this city September 1. SENATOR MORRIS IN ClTY-Geo. D. Morris, former state senator from Yavapai county, passed through Phoe- nix yesterday morning on his way home to Christmas from Los Angeles.
 REMODELlNG STORE Vaughn Brothers are remodeling their store on Indian School road. The office is being moved to the front part of the store and new fruit and vegetable racks are being installed.
 RETURNS FROM vAcATloN-J R. Quinn, with the John F. Barker Produce company, returned Sunday from six weeks vacation in Los An geles and Long Beach. Mrs. Quinn will return to Phoenix in October.
 MOVES STUDIO - Miss Cordelia Hulburd, president of the Musical Events club, who returned some time ago from vacation spent on the coast, has moved her piano studio and is now permanently located at sos East l Culver street.
 TO COAST ovERLAND-Earl o. Stice, representing the Pacific Pipe and Supply company, and Ernest o. Carlisle, of the Valley Plumbing and Sheet Metal works, left Phoenix yes- terday overland for months stay at Los Angeles.
 ATTENTION, Ex- SOLDIERS The recruiting station will be visited each | Thursday by recruiting officer. All men desiring Victory buttons and in- formation about bonus and travel pay can see him at the recruiting station, 11M West Washington street.
 VISITORS FROM FLORENCE-Mrs. Lena M. Evans and children, Miss Mary and William Evans, of Florence, are in Phoenix this week on business. Mrs. Evans is manager of the Success Publishing company of Florence. They are staying at the Commercial hoteh
 WATCH IS LOST-William Osborn. 720 East Polk street has reported to the police the loss of 17-jewel Ham, ilton watch, silver case. The watch was lost in front of the city hall. on East Washington street, at o'clock last night, when MT. Osborn was cranking his car.
 GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY = Dor othy Elwell, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leo Elweli. celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday evening. Her guests were Eleanor Carson. Margaret Car son, Nina Reuter- and Elizabeth Wal ker.
 BULL DOG sToLEN-E. E. Bridg- man of 424 South Ninth street reported to the police yesterday that a brindle bull dog had been stolen. The dog is l spotted with white and is wearing a heavy leather collar. He answers to the name of Mickey.
 RAN OVER FIRE HoSE-Dan De La Fuente ran over a fire hose on Jefferson street last night shortly after 10 o'clock, with the fire at the Phoenix Sesd and Feed company hay barn not yet under control. He put up s bail and was told to appear this afternoon in police court.
 RUNS INTO STREET LAMP -J. Siken, 907 South Second avenue ran | into a street lamp in front of the court house, on South First avenue, last night. The lamp was badly damaged. MT. Siken gave his address to the po- lice and declared his willingness to pay for the damage.
 RAY KANE GOES EAsT-Ray Kane. called back from a business trip to the east by the death on last Friday of his only daughter, Anna Jane, left last night for Peoria. Illinois and Chi cago. He will spend few days with his father-in- law, R. D. Quinn, in Hem derson, Kentucky, and return to Phoe- nix about September 5.
 BEARDSLEY FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Herbert G. Beardsley, agent of the Arizona East ern railway at Chandler, who died Sun 1 day evening, will be held this morning | NA . v eiCeh II O4tl lAiC Js l. " HltLf6l ufl~ dertaking parlors. fnterment will be in Greenwood cemetery, conducted hy the Elks.
 BOTANICAL EXPERT IN CITY, Prof L. N. Goodning a government specialist along botanical lines and now making a special search for disease that destroys the Arizona pine. spent Saturday and Sunday in Phoenix vis- iting the state entomologist and his old friend E. D. Raley.
 SPEEDERS ARE FINED-Nine speeders were on the docket in police court yesterday afternoon. Four failed to make their appearance and forfeited their bond of s10, and five other were assessed like amount. Harry Smith, who was also charged with driving without a muffler, paid S extra for that privilege.
 LOOK FOR STOLEN MOTOR CYCLE-The police received notice yesterday that government Harley Davidson motorcycle and been stolen in Los Angeles. It carries the usual U. s. A, license tag and can be easily identified It is thought that the thief who took the machine is on his way to Arizona.
 MOTOR CARS COLLIDE = Motor cars driven by ". H. Dunbar, 21S Noll building, and Mrs. A. Romley, 902 East Jefferson street, colllded shortly after B o'clock last night at the corner of Jefferson and First streets. The right front wheel of Mrs. Romley's car was smashed and fender slightly bent, but the occupant escaped injury The other car was unharmed.
 EYESIGHT REcovER-D-Friends of Miss Mary Evans will be pleased to learn that her sight has been restored. Mary was hit in the eye Christmas day with little rubber ball and was prac- tieally blind for several months Miss