Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

commission, left last night for Yuma Where the commission will inquire in- to the application of F. F. Sanguinetta for provision to establish an electric light and power plant operating it as a public utility.
 ONLY PAPER BASKET-Because somebody on North Second street em- ployed a Wastepaper basket to catch soot from a poorly connected stove pipe, slight blaze was started yester- day morning which called out the fire department. The basket was consumed and the fire apparatus was given a coat of mud. Beyond this there was no damage worth mentioning.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western. Union telegraph office for the following: E. May. H. Bryan Ousley, Estella Brooks, Mrs. O. D. Montgomery, i Sears, Henry L. Myers, Gladys Harris, i Apolonia Lagura, J. NJ. Espimo, w. G. | Duncan, Thomas Morrissey, J. F.. | O'Brien, Thomas Garcia, Mary A. | Brecht.
 STUDEBAkER- D Keller, l ArizOn2 representative of tie Stude- | baker Corporation of America, is ill ] Phoenix for an undetermined stay i in connection with the growing busi- ness of the company. He IS at the Jefferson. Mir. Keller is one of the live wires of. this powerful company | and reports that the demands for studeba'Sers in this state is growing | steadily.
 NEW OFFlCiAL--A. J. Hughes, who has been examiner of accounts | in the Denver office of the recIama- - ton service, is, now acting chief clerk in the local office and does not know i how long he will have to fill the posi- | tion until permanent official is named. MT. Hughes is one of the top-notch men in the service and the ! Phoenix department officials hope i his stay here will be prolonged
 MODERN SANlTATiON-Dr I w i Parks, secretary and sales manager of the Pacific kauStne company is a PhQeniV visitor and will be in the state for some time unless business | calls him back to the coast The Kaustine process is one of private sewage disposal in an endorsed sani- taIy fashion and many of the com panies in Arizona are planning its | installation in their places here.
 ANSWER TO A CONUNDRUM-A few days ago A. Redewill propounded a conundrum in the columns of The Republican as follows: What sim 1 liar achievement has distinguished the emperor of Germany, Gounod, the French composer and Goethe the great German philosopher" The prize for a successful answer to the conundrum was choice of the best piece of music in the house that made Arizona musi- 1 cal Nobody has been found who could answer the conundrum, but scores have asked what thar achievement could have been and Air. Redewil has beer compelled to answer it himself: They raised the devil and played hell or earth
 FIREMEN'S eALL-The annual bal of the Phoenix Fire Department will bt held in Patrick Hall, Thursday even- ing, February P The various commit tees are busily engaged in making tho arrangements for the dance and enter tainment and promise is already giver that 1t will be the most pieasurabl' and most successful ever held under the auspices of the fire laddies Tn, hall whl be prettily decorated for the occasion, there will be good music anC dainty refreshments The public vii have opportunity to purchase ticket. shortly. As the funds derived from thu sale of the tickets are devoted to tn, firemens sick and accident fund. it i hoped there will be liberal response