Arizona republican., 1921-03-15
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 nephew, Claude Gipson, at his home in Texas. The deceased was "A years old and was the son of the late J. R. Gipson. The father and son formerly lived at Buckeye. Death occurred early Monday morning. the telegram to Mrs. Cartwright said.
 TOURIST PARTY HERE TODAY A party of Raymond Whitcomb tour ists, known as Tour No. 13, will come over the Apache Trail from Globe to- day, reaching Phoenix about ? o'clock. Luncheon will be had at the Hotel Adams, the party leaving on the night Santa Fe train for the Grand Canyon.
 YEoMEN DANCE THURSDAY -I The merchants masquerade, an annual event of St. Patrick's day. will be given next Thursday night at the Shrine American Yeomen. Pixley's orchestra of eight pieces will play and a score of prizes will be awarded to wearers of masquerade costumes.
 GOES TO VISIT BROTHER NJ. E. Ingalls,, engineer with the Utah. Idaho Sugar company. left last eve ming for Yuma where he will spend week with his brother. Frank Ingalls,. The sugar expert, while in Phoenix, was the guest of his nephew, Adiutant General Ingalls,.
 CALL SUPREME COURT cALEN- DAR-The supreme court calendar was called yesterday morning when cases are set for argument beginning today and continuing until March 23. The first case to come up for argument this morning will be c. F. Ainsworth, appellant, versus l. J. Lipsohn, appel lee, on appeal from Judge Stanfordis court.
 RATE CASE HEARING APRIL 14- Orul in bo in r.l e case will be heard in Washington April 14, the matter having been con- tinued from March 26, according to the announcement made yesterday by the corporation commission. The case was heard in Phoenix last winter, the railroads appealing from the ruling of the corporation commission which re- fused an increase in rates within the state. The commission claims that the | I. c. C., has no jurisdiction Tn the mat ter which rests entirely with the state. kiWANls LUNCHEON TODAY = | The weekly luncheon of the kiwanis club at the Y. M. c. A. at noon today l is to be a Kiwanis educational rect | ing and is to be devoted entirely to 1 items of interest to Kiwanians only. 1 Charles F. Willis will report the prog ress being made by the new Kiwanis club at Tucson and in the reorganiZa- l ton of the Kiwanis club at Nogales. Earl Drake and President Royal W. | Lescher will return a report On the l inter-city meeting held at Gallup. x. M. Sam Rogers will. make the trade 1 talk and the attendance prize will be given by Leigh Ford
 SELL UNCLAIMED BICYCLES = A dozen old bicycles which had re-
 mained unclaimed in police headquar | ters for almost a year were sold at
 auction last Saturday. Bids ranged from $ to s10, averaging about SI.56 each. Money from this sale will be | turned over to the city treasury. MIR. AND MRS. FLEETWOOD HERE-Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Icilfnwood of Bisbee came to town yesterday mor- ming and will remain for a week FOWLER CIRCLE MEETS-The Fowler Imprivement circle will meet Thursday afternoon, March IT. at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. M. liar mon on the Christy road. All mem
 bers are urged to be present and to
 bring needles and thimbles.
 POSTPONE FUNERAL - Funeral
 services for James J. Pelonis have been postponed, on account of the non-ar-
 rival of a brother, until Wednesday at- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the J. T. Whitney chapel
 l REPORT FISHING GOOD-Edward | and Karl Pierson and Frank Feel of
 Phoenix made up party of fishermen at Roosevelt lake recently. They re- | port the fishing good, the roads fair and the scenery wonderful, especially | to the Fasteners in the party. Splen- did time was made on the return trip three and one-half hours to Mesa
 which they declare is nearly record for a Ford
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS =
 There are undelivered telegrams at tn, local office of the Western Union fo the following: Ali Soloos. Mrs Jame Shevlin, Mrs. Lillian Clarlzson, Marine i r. Herrick, Will Stephens. F. c. Harri son, Mrs. Frank Andrus, MT. and Mrs r. R. Brodbeck, Perry Gillespie, E. D Comedy.
 ANOTHER STILL FoUND-Floren ] cio Escobar yesterday was held to an ! swer to the federal court by Unite, States Commissioner HenclSe after , hearing on a charge Of violating tn prohibition laws Escobar was com mitted to the county jail when he faile' , to furnish a bond of S750. Escobar i charged with having a still and mas in his possession. He was arreste several days ago by city officers wh found the apparatus while searchin his home for stolen goods. He wa turned over to the federal prohibitio agents by the city.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses t marry were issued yesterday to Mar Il James Renter, 30, of Nogales and Fer | Mittie Owen, 20, of Phoenix; and Joh Goldsmith. 31. and Bessie c. Hill, 2 both of Phoenix.
 FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGE-Sar Il Boderoga, who pleaded guilty in tn
 superior court to a charge of trans porting intoxicating liquor, yesterda
 was fined $50 by Judge A. s. Gibbor
 and given a suspended sentence of si
 months in the county jail on conditio
 that he pay the fine.
 II WANTED, Ostriches-1f there is any J one in Maricopa county who has a tri of stray ostriches about their place an
 there used to be lats or them here, no
 is the time to dispose or them. I'll l Carl Hagenback-Wal circus of We; | Baden, Ind, has written Sheriff Mon1 | gomery stating they are Tn the mark 1 for three of the birds and ask the shel if to hand the letter to someone wit