Arizona republican., 1921-04-19
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 NEW ATToRNEY-H. J. Robin son was admitted to practice by the supreme court yesterday on motion of Paul Geary and credentials from the supreme court of the District of Columbia. MT. Robinson will prac- tice in Douglas and Phoenix.
 CHANGE IN CONCERT PLACE The concert, Tn a Persian Garden" by the solo quartet of the Trinity cathedral choir under the auspices of St. Winifred's Guild, will be given at the Woman's club on Wednesday, April 27, at S:15 o'clock, instead of Tuesday. April 26, at the Cathedral House, as previously announced.
 FARM BUREAU TO MEET-The Roosevelt farm bureau will hold a special meeting Tuesday, April 19, at D. m., at Neighborhood house. The purpose of the meeting is to choose delegates for the organization meet ing of the hay growers association which is to be held on Friday at 2 D. m., at the Water Users.
 CALLED BY FATHERS DEATH M. F. Dennison, vice president and general manager of the Dennison Candy company, left last evening for
 
 the death of his father, Alvin Den nison.
 TO INSPECT co. E-Col H. A. Hanigan, inspector instructor of the national guard, will inspect Company E. 15Sth infantry, with view of federal recognition. The request for an in spection came from Tucson where the unit is established.
 HORACE JONES MISSING = Where is Horace Jones? Senator Ralph Cameron is anxious to locate MT. Jones who some time ago wrote him from Hyatt's camp, Cactus, Ari- zona. A letter sent to the address given was returned to the senator who has asked Adjutant General Ingalls, to assist him in locating MT. Jones who is seeking admittance into the Soldiers Home. Anyone having knowledge of his whereabouts is re- quested to notify either the senator or Colonel Ingalls,.
 THESE WILL MARRY Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Rival H. Lewis, 26. of Kingman and Myrtle M. O'Donnell, 26, of Portland, Ore; William Carr. 2S. and Hattie Cameo. 2S. both of Phoenix; and Se- breo Rocha, 29, and Magdalene Cor rales, IS, both of Phoenix-
 GAN SELL SHARES-The Copper Chief Mining company was author ized by the corporation commission yesterday to sell 300.G00 shares of stock at S1 a share. The company s property is located in the Verde min ing district in Yavapai county.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS = | The following undelivered telegrams | are at the local Western Union of | flee: O. R Maynard, J. A. Erazar | Art I,,r- MP(.r1fh | O. O. Murphy. Miss Jessie Mahan Leo Tyler, Bingham Morse. o. R Hansen. Mrs. B. M. Grove. A. G. Pike Glenn E. Grant.
 | KIWANIs CLUE LUNCHEON The regular weekly meeting of the Xxi wanis club will be held at the Y. M c. A. at 12:15 o'clock today. Jin Borah will be chairman of the da, and Harry Kay will give the atten dance prize. The days address vii be delivered by Col. Hanningan, in 1 spector of the Arizona nationa guard. whose subject will be the pro posed new armory.
 LEARNS OF SISTERS DEATH
 Mrs. P. F. Beutke, 614 Nortl Fourth avenue, received word yester day of the death of her sister, Mrs Harry Bennalleck, at Chicago. Mrs Bennalleck, accompanied by he mother, left for the east only tw weeks ago after having spent fiv l weeks with Mrs. Beutke in Phoenix
 OlD-TIMER IN CITY-Mike ( Rice, one of the oldest of the old timers of Arizona, is in the city His friends will be surprised to lear that Mrs. Rice is with him. The were married about two years az in Iowa. MT. Rice for the last fou years has been in the employ of tn New Cornelia Mining company a Ajo.
 APPROVES ENcAMPMENT-Ap proval of the encampment to be hel by the infantry at Douglas from Ma 2S to June 12 was received by Adju tant General Walter s. Ingalls, yes terday from the commanding office of the eighth corps area. Colont Ingalls, and Major Mckinley of tn general staff expect to be in atten dance while Major Woodall will rep resent the state staff. As many a 400 guardsmen from Arizona wi train in Douglas at this time
 GO TO CALIFORNIA = MT. an Mrs. Emil Gang will leave today fc i California where they will spend tn summer months. MT. Gang, chair man of the board of directors of tn Arizona National bank, has been i failing health for some time and tn early departure for the coast planned in the hope that the climati change will be beneficial Mir an Mrs. Gang go first to Elsinor Ht Springs, near Riverside, where the will spend three weeks. Later the will visit the beach resorts.
 NO SWITCHING CHARGES-Tf Arizona Eastern Railroad company not entitled to exact switching charge from the Arizona Packing -compar was the ruling made yesterday | the corporation commission It h$ ordered the railroad to cease the co
 lection of charges for switching ( carloads of freight to and from il
 plant and yards at Cactus after Ma
 1. It further orders the railroad to r,
 fund the company S605 for pa
 charges. In its complaint the Ariz,
 ma Packing company claimed that
 competitors. Armour X Go. and Swi
 & Co were not forced to pay switcl
 ing charges, although switched aero
 the city, a distance of $500 feet al
 proximately the same distance as u
 spur track of the complainant. It flu
 ther held that at Tempe a priva
 spur track 5000 feet long operate
 without eXaction af charges, while
 Hayden switching involved a nov,
 ment of ore from main line over C.
 cessive grades without charge.
 MORE OFFICES - Buntman al
 Kellogg who formerly had their re
 estate offices in the Heard buildil
 have moved to Is West Adams stre'
 R C Matthew's will continue his a