Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-14

TEXAN AT ADAMS-T. o. Glazer,
of Ell Paso, Texas, was guest at the
Hotel Adams yesterday.
SPARKS IN CITY,. NJ. Sparks was
a visitor here from Douglas yesterday,
stopping at the Hotel Adams.
GOES TO cOAST-D. E. Howard of
Towards garage left last night for a
weeks trip to the coast on combined
business and pleasure.
GOES ON VAcATioN-Mrs. r. L.
Cowgirl in charge of the information
desk at the chamber of commerce, be-
gan a weeks vacation yesterday.
EDITOR JAYNES IN CiTY-Allen
B. Jaynes, editor of the Tucson Citizen
was Phoenix visitor yesterday. He
left last night for the Old Pueblo.
VISITOR FROM EASTERN COAST
-Theo. A. Coedler, of New York, was
in the city yesterday on business. He
was registered at the Hotel Adams.
ALL FROM ARIZONA-The follow
ing Arizona people were guests at the
Commercial hotel yesterday: W. R.
Johnston, Flagstaff; J. L. Entrikin,
Chandler and John c. Gibbons, Airing
ton.
FlREMEN ON MIDNIGHT RUN
Fire station No. and answered a
call just after midnight this morning
extinguishing with chemicals small
blaze in the roof of dwelling between
| Van Buren, and Monroe on Fifth street.
TO COTTON CONFERENCE-A. B.
Myers, secretary of the American
Egyption Cotton Exchange at Tempe,
will go to the World Cotton conference
| in New Orleans in the place of f. W.
| Griffen, who has been unavoidably pre-
vented from going.
DANCING TEACHER RETURNS
E. Allen White who conducted a sue
cessful dancing class in Phoenix last
winter has returned to Phoenix after a
! busy season spent in long Beach, where
| he was in charge of a large dance hall.
He is endeavoring to secure a location
here.
GOES TO EL PASo ESTABLISH
MENT-B. J. Jarrett, for thirteen
years with Ezra Thayers hardware es-
| adjustment in this city, is going to FL
Paso, where he will join the wholesale
| hardware house of Krakauer, Zorke
and Moyes as head of the purchasing
department.
ALEXANDRIA RANCHER DIES-Sam
uel L. Shields, well-known Alhambra
rancher, died at his home in Alhambra
on Saturday night, at the age of 70
years. Frank L. Shields, a son, con-
nected with the Barrows Furniture
company, left last night with the body
for Hutchinson, Kansas, where the wife
of the deceased is buried.
TRUCK SALESMAN HERE-Joh1.
Mauro, travelling representative for the
Republic Truck company, and Charles
Cartello, travelling service representa-
tive for the same concern, were in
Phoenix yesterday to call upon c. E.
Stromberg, who handles the Republic
in Phoenix. The two factory men are
from Alma, Michigan, where the truck
is manufactured.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE MEETS
Enlarged from a membership of three
to nine, the advertising committee of
the chamber of commerce will meet at
2 o'clock today. More members may be
appointed shortly. Present members of
the committee are: c. A. Stauffer, W.
c. Button, Bryan Akers, A. G.sDulmage,
V. A. Thompson, Charles Christy, G. H.
Reuben, A. c. Taylor, and John Hyder
NEW AUTO CLEANING HOUSE
Fred Metten, well known Phoenix
young man, has opened an automobile
cleaning establishment at 220 West
Adams street, where motor cars will be
creased, cleaned, polished, and given
other attention of a like nature. Mr.
Metten was born in Phoenix, has spent
all his life here, and has a large circle
of friends who will wish him well in his
new undertaking.
PLAN CARE OF FAIR VISITORS
Discussion of ways and means to al
leviate crowded living conditions in
Phoenix will be the main object of a
general meeting which will be held this
morning at the chamber of commerce
Representative of all civic organiza
tons will be present at this conference
which will also discuss ways ant
means to take care of the annual flood
of visitors who arrive in the city dur
ing fair week.
GAVE LIQUOR TO SOLDIER is
CHARGE-The case of the United
States versus Ben Garland and c. c
Norton, charged with delivering liquor
to a soldier, will come up on demurrer
in the federal court this morning. Viz
Anderson, a third defendant, has no
been apprehended. The alleged of.
Tense is said to have taken place in Je.
rome. Norton is represented by J. e
Russell of Prescott, and Leyhe anC
Burch of this city. Garland has M
counsel as yet.