Arizona republican., 1915-02-20

l he had succeeded is raising the amount necessary to pay dollar for dollar to l the depositorS of the bank was rece- ived yesterday from Omaha, where he was arrested on advices from Arizona. 1 No word has been received from De- i putty Alvan G. Howe, who went to the Nebraska city to bring Armstrong back 1 to this state, and it is not known when l he will start back to Arizona with his ! man.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs John ! Spangler and Mrs. Hugh Campbell i will serve at the Country Club tea l this afternoon
 The charity entertainment which was to have been held at the Isaac school last evning was postponed until tonight on account of the rain SPANISH CLUB MEETS-The | Spanish class of the Y w. C. A. will meet as usual Monday evening at 7;30 D. m. Pr f. Chas Fully has | returned from Tucson and will be ready to meet his class.
 RAIN OBTAINS MlLLS-Ow- | ing to the rainy weather last even | ing. Walter Thomas Mills has agreed 1 to remain in the city and deliver | an address tonight at the City Hall
 or the The High Cost of Living" NEW NOTARlES-Notarial com | missions were issued yesterday at l the office of the secretary of state
 to L. F. Fletcher of Miami and R. 1 L. O'Neill, cashier of the Santa Cruz | NOgales
 MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of Knights of Pythias, Phoe- nix Lodge No. ,. set for last evening was postponed on account of the stormy weather. The amplifed rank of page will be conferred next Fri day evening by Tempe Lodge No. 26
 TROLLEY LINE TO HAUL CANE The corporation commission yes
 terday approved a special rate au-
 thority of sixty-two and one half
 cents per ton on sugar cane from
 Lincoln siding to Glendale over the
 line of the Phoenix Railway company.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
 There are undelivered telegrams at
 the Western Union telegraph office
 for the following: J. R. Williams,
 Geo. c. Murphy. Ray w. Ward,
 Charlie Clyde. F. Landis. J. L Fay
 Tor, Geo. Alexander and Mrs. G. P.
 Haines
 FIELD SECRETARY HERE-Miss
 Lillian E. Jones, field secretary of
 the Pacific coast field committee of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
 citation arrived in Phoenix yester-
 day morning. She will be in the city a week, the guest of the local asso- citation
 | HERALDS OF LIBERTY PROBE l-The corporation commission yester-
 day set February 23 as the date for hearing the answer of the Heralds of Liberty. a fraternal insurance society operating in the state. bill of par | tiCulars stating the commission $ grounds for complaint was furnished
 the company this week
 DEATH OF MRS. klGER-Carl Way of the Phoenix postoffice is in California where he was called by the
 death of his sister, Mrs. Clare Niger
 The funeral will be held in Pasadena
 this afternoon. Beside her husband
 and year old son. Wallace Lee
 Niger, the deceased is survived by father, mother and six brothers.
 WEEKLY RECITAL-The regular
 V eekly recital at the Arizona School of Music will be this afternoon at 330 o'clock by the young pupils. No charge will be made and the public is
 cordially invited. Anyone interested lin music for themselves or for chill
 dren cannot afford to miss these
 Saturday afternoon recitals, as they gre not only interesting but enter taining
 PREPARATION oRDERs-The cor
 poratiOn commission yesterday is
 sued a reparation order in favor of
 J. A. Agard to the amount of $5964
 being an Overcharge on a shipment
 of ore from Wenden to Douglas. The
 Copper Queen Consolidated mining company was granted reparation from
 the Southern Pacific to the amount
 of $33, the same being an excess
 charge collected on four carloads of junk shipped to Bisbee from Tucson !, SCHOOL OF MUSIC-The thirt
 silver offering concert of the Arizond , School of Music orchestra will bt ? played Sunday afternoon at 33t
 o'clock. Mrs. Cromwell Stacey, so- rrano. and Roy Porter clarinet. vii be the solOists No charge is made to these programs but an offerins
 may be left at the door at the close , of the concert by those who wish , Ihe orchestra will be assisted b, local musicians The public is cor. , dially invited.
 INTERNATIONAL GAS CASE l The argument as to the jurisdiction of the corporation commission in tn, case of the International Gas com
 nany vs. the Nogales Ice, Water anC 2 Electric compsny will be heard by , tke commission March l. The No l gales company which is the de , fendant in the proceedings. denie , that the commission has any juris diction in the case. R. M. Ling i 7 attorney for the defendants and Arm , strong and Lewis for the Information , 1 al Gas company
 ? BALL PLAYER FOUND ILL s James Maroney, idol of Phoeni, : baseball fans a few years ago. knowl l as one of the best catchers in tn l southwest. is lying at the point O