Arizona republican., 1913-03-13
CONSOLATION MATCH-Results ir


 the Young Mems Christian association terday were: Coggins won from De Mund and Wilkinson from Marshall.
 REQ BUSiNESS-Agent Fred Carr of the Rec Auto company of Ari- Zona, leaves this morning to deliver a new electric lighted car to pur- chaser in Tucson. He will be gone several days.
 BACK TO THE FARM-In order to be nearer his ranch. Frank Jeffer- son, for five years senior clerk in the Phoenix postOffice has taken an outside job, and will from March 16 deliver rural route five on the south side MT. Jefferson has a valuable ranch on South Center street.
 CHARITIES WANT CLOTHING The Associated Charities are in need of clothing. especially shoes, under wear and shirts. Miss Crissie Gill christ the superintendent of the As sociated Charities will be glad to receive such donations as soon as possible.
 WANTS TO FIND sTARR-The relatives of Monroe Starr. who former
 
 last heard from at l106 First street this city. are anxious to hear of his wherea bouts as his mother is ill Chief of Police Moore received infOr- mation from Los Angeles yesterday concerning the missing man.
 NEEDED STEAM-Partly because it was chilly and partly to see if the heating plant would work, the engineer of the federal building yes terday turned on steam all over the building for the first time. As far as he could tell, the system worked fine.
 HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS-There will be a meeting of the parents of the high school at the domestic arts and science building 1t three o'clock this afternoon for the establishing of closer relations between the parents of the school and the teachers. Mrs Frank Alkire, president of the local parent teachers associations will be present. ANOTHER KICK FROM ARIZONA The Arizona corporation commission has asked that the complaints against i the roads from the Pacific coast points ] to all Arizona points on crude oil. and | distillates be taken up on April IS next 1 before Special Examiner Smith when | he visits this city for the purpose of l hearing the flour rate cases. The re- l quest has been granted and the case will be heard at that time.
 PETITIONS FILED-Two more pc 1 titions were filed yesterday with City 1 Recorder Frank Thomas of candidates ' Q are those of A. G. Hulett. candidat te 1 for alderman from the third ward: 1 and c R. Price, candidate for cit1 1 marshal Both petitions were filed or 1 the non partisan arrangement adopt ed the night before at the meeting | of the committee of one hundred ant twenty five.
 SPECIAL MEETINGS-Rev. w. E Olmstead, of Chicago. who is the ! general Sunday school secretary ant evangelist of the Free Methods tchurch. will arrive in Phoenix toda, for the purpose of conducting sere of special meetings beginning .c. night. He will preach Friday an' Saturday as well, and will occup, l the pulpit on Sunday morning an evening. His subject for Sunda morning is. The Duty of the Churci to the Young People" The service l will begin each evening at 7:30 4 IN THE SUPREME COURT-Th supreme court yesterday mornin! ]; handed down an opinion affirming
 the judgment of the lower court i , the case of the state against Epifani
 Ochoa. charged with and convicte | a of -fa t,ttn
 offense. Two days before going ou
 of office Governor Sloan pardone } Ochoa and he was released Thra
 days following the release by pardon ) the transcript of appeal from th
 district court of Maricopa county va . filed in the supreme court.
 ' TWO HEARINGS CAlLED-Th l Arizona corporation commission issue orders yesterday calling two hearing , in railroad cases before the body fo
 March 22. 1913. The hearings are be CD on the rules for demurrage an 5 reciprocal demurrage; CD, a cOmplair ; against the Santa Fe and the AriZOn 3 Eastern systems for the faulty freigf facilities that are afforded to the peopl l of Phoenix by those two companies.
 WANT TO INTERVIEWER bust ness men of Wichita Kans., throug the association in that city, have writ ? ten to the Arizona corporation com mission asking leave to intervene the case before the interstate com Q merce commission regarding the pres 5 ent freight rates on flour and cerea case that will be tried in this city O April IS by Special Examiner Smith.