Arizona republican., 1920-01-11


founder of the service, has usually
covered this territory. and last winter
made Tucson his headquarters, on ac-
count of the ill-health of Mrs. Haskln.
This winter Mrs. Haskin is residing in
Florida. The Haskin service includes
the Haskin daily letter, the Haskin
books, Questions and Answers"
'.Travelette," and the free information
bureau, which have been part of The
Republicans service for nearly two
years.
Will GIVE cANTATA = Queen
Esther" cantata, will Deg wen by
the chorus of the Adventist church at
7:45 o'clock this evening at the church,
corner of Third and iPerce streets.
MISS CORDELIA HUL6URD ILL
Miss Cordelia Hulburd has been con-
fined to her home, sos East Oliver
street, with a severe attack of grippe.
which developed ten days ago and
threatened to turn into pneumonia.
Her condition is now reported slightly
improved.
HEAL ESTATE MAN CHANGES
N. E. Greenway, real estate man of
this city and recently with Frank
Shedd will join the real estate office
of J. S. Griffin Alone next Monday.
Mr.. Greenway will have charge of the
Griffin city department.
SIBERIAN TRADE-Due to an in
crease in imports from Siberia and
more settled political conditions there.
the United States Siberian company
has notified the Phoenix chamber of
commerce that il has opened it's offices
in San Francisco. 1t encfoses list of
goods for export to China and Man
churia. The list includes the most
costly furs and skins, beside numerous
food products and seeds.
DECIDES TO BECOME ClTlZEN-
After a 28-years residence in the
United States, Joseph Onesime Col
lerette. native of Canada, decided to
become a citizen of the country. Col
1erette, who is in the real estate bust
ness in this city, yesterday filed his
declaration of intention with Clerk G.
c. Downing of the United States dis
trict court. He said that he came to
this country in August, 1892, and his
first home wal in North Dakota.
MISS HIB6o.RD is vISlTOR-Miss
Grace HibbaZ of Pomona. California,
weeks visit with Mrs. r. J. Stroud;
Mr. and Mrs. George III. N. Luhrs,
ST.. and Captain and Mrs. A. c. Tay-
Tor. Miss Hibbard has not been in
Phoenix in IL years, but as a resident
here at that time was well known and
a favorite of the younger set.
MAIL AT RECRUITING OFFICE
Mail for Ensign w. n. Sweitzer, L. S.
n. r. F. and Carroll Hettson, has been
received at the navy recruiting station
here and is being held there for them.
WILL MEET ALL INTERESTED
Miss c. G. Gilchrist would meet all
those interested in the training class
of social service at her office at 800
East Adams street in the winter course
of practical training and field work,
the study of sociology and lessons and
study of local conditions.
SPIRiTUALIST MEETING The
Reverend G. III. Brooks of Los Angeles,
will deliver a lecture on "Spiritualism,
Its Work and Its Place in the World
of Religions" in the Monroe school
auditorium, Monroe and Seventh
streets, at 1880 o'clock this evening.
There will be message safer the ad-
dress, with the public invited.
BAND CONCERT-The concert OF
the Indian School band which was to
have been given last Sunday at the
Indian school will be given today at
o'clock, if weather conditions permit.
Rain preventing the concert last Sun
day.
MRS. r. o. SMITH HOME-Friends
of Mrs. Smith, wife of Judge Frank o.
Smith, will be glad to learn of her re-
covery from an operation on the throat
which has necessitated her confine-
ment at st. Joseph's hospital. Mrs.
Smith has now returned to her home
on Roosevelt street.
FROM NEW YORk-Guy Choate
arrived yesterday from New York and
is registered at the Hotel Adams.
ALSO FROM NEW YORk-C A.
Selden of New York, arrived yesterday
and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM BONlTA-W. T. Webb
arrived yesterday from Bonita and is
registered at the Hotel Adams.
HAYDEN MAN is vISITOR-Judge
c. s. Studley, Jr.. of Hayden arrived
yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel
Adams.
GEORGIAN IN CfTY-J. C. Edwards
of Macon. Georgia, arrived in the city
yesterday. He is stopping at the Hotel
Adams.
COME FROM ARKANSAs-Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Spencer arrived yesterday
from Marshall, Arkansas. They are
stopping at the Hotel Adams.
IN COURT OVER WOOD-RoIand
c. Baker, president of the Phoenix
Wood and Coal company. appeared
Yesterday in the East Phoenix precinct
justic court and pleaded not guilty to
a charge Of delivering less wood to
a customer than had been paid for.
The defendant corporation has been
charged by George A. Jones with ac-
cepting payment from him of SO for