Arizona republican., 1913-04-13

days on a business trip
 HAS BEEN VISITING FRiENDS-
 Mrs. W. C. LamOr of Phoenix, with her mother, Mrs. w. R. Reno, of Los Angeles. returned Thursday morning from short visit to friends and rel atives on the Pacific coast
 LOOKING UP BUSiNESS-R. P. McLain, travelling passenger agent of the Wilmington Transportation com pany and representing the Hotel Met ropole, the Santa Catalina Island company and the Banning company. is in the city on business
 BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS The Board of Law Examiners for admission to the bar will hold exam nations in Phoenix, on Thursday. Friday and Saturday, May l. 2 and ;, 1913, at Lamson's Business col lege, commencing at S:3O a. m
 PHOENIX FORUM-The Phoenix Forum will meet at the C. M E church at the corner of Jefferson and Seventh. The installation of officers elected at the last meeting will take place. The reports of the old officers will be received The hour of meet ing is 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. JUDGE HECHTMAN ON HAND- Judge J. F. Hechtman, senator from Gila county returned yesterday after noon from three days trip to his mining properties in the Superior section The judge who is chairman of the senate committee on code re- vision is all ready to begin the ses- sion Monday.
 CAPT. MELTON ARRiVES-Capt C. B kelton of Courtland, Cochise county formerly sheriff of that coun- ty but now member Of the legiSla- ture returned yesterday from a short visit home. Capt. Kelton was the au- thor of that particular section of the penal code which caused Governor Hunt to veto that measure Friday CURRY RETURNS TO WORK ] Hon. A. C. Curry of Douglas, a mem i Der of the COchise county delegation | in the house of representatives re- turned yesterday from a weeks visit ! among his home folks, week spent | largely in explaining how it all hap 1 pened''
 OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC-Dr War
 ren H. Judd, an OsteOpath of this i city, has arranged for d clinic to be | held at the w. c. T. l.. building next | Thursday afternoon and every Thurs ! day evening thereafter. All diseases
 except those of a contagious nature
 which are excluded from all clinics, 1 will be treated.
 WORKING ON DECISION - The 1 corporation commission is now busily 1 engaged upon the decision in the case
 of the rates for the Pacific Gas and ] Electric company for Phoenix and the 1 Federal Light and Power company for Tucson. It was necessary first to obtain the physical valuation of the two plants before the rates could be determined
 TO AID THE PAPAGOEs-It will
 be recalled that Charles R. Oldberg who was formerly in charge of the l Roosevelt project prior to the time L. c. Hill took charge entered the 1 Indian service He has just issued
 and has had printed by the congress
 sional irrigation committee. very splendid treatise entitled irrigation and Flood Protection on the Papago | Indian Reservation, Arizona"
 CONSERVATION CLUB-The Con 1 servation club will meet at o'clock 1 M
 den. The constitution and bylaws | will be adopted and officers for the ] coming year will be elected All members are urged to be present 1 BACK FROM EUROPE-Mr and ! Mrs. Verwilghen arrived from Eu-
 rope last week, and are staying with Mir. and Mrs Louis Janssens de Varebeke
 1 GETS DIPLOMA Philip D. Hir-
 schy was granted a diploma from the shorthand department of the
 I-amson Business College on Friday morning, the second granted this
 year, the first having been granted
 60 Miss Helen Pepper a few weeks ago. Mir. Hirschy also received the Underwood certificate for prOficency in typewriting. having passed an aV-
 craze of nearly siXty-two words per minute on a ten minute test. He
 has had considerable experience as
 4 stenograp pher, having been employed for some local offices Miss Mary Crijalva also received certificate
 for proficiency on the Underwood typewriter. having passed the test at the rate of fifty-three words per | minute for ten minutes.
 COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. Joseph l Kibbey and Mrs William Pinney were hostesses at the Country club tea yesterday afternoon. Mrs. JO- seph Lobit made the highest auction
 score Among the many present
 were Mrs Caroline Kibbey, Mrs. Will liam NJ. Seabury. Mrs Gordon Tweed, | Mrs Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs w. G. Hartranft, Mrs. William M. Brown beck, Mrs. Evans-Darby, Mrs. E. E. Kirkland Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jeckes, Mrs. Fen l Hildreth. Mrs Howard Reed, Mrs. | Joseph Lobit, Mrs. L. S. Thompson, l Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Richard E. 1 Sloan, Mrs E. A. Marshall, Mrs.
 Asa B. Kennan, Mrs. Clark Church ill Mrs. James Armstrong, Mrs. F.. l F. Pascoe, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Miss 1 Butler, Miss Emily BroWnbeck and | Miss Helen BroWnbeck. Mrs. F.. A. l Marshall and Mrs. Walter Talbot will preside over next weeks tea. Try a quarters worth then buy 9 sack quick $175 cwt. McKEES.-Ad