Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
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WOULD CANCEL RATE - The Santa Fe railroad yesterday filed ap- plication with the corporation commits sion to cancel the rate on building brick from Winslow to. points on the Santa Fe. The application was based on the fact that the brick industry has been abandoned at Winslow. The San ta E'e also filed an application to re- duce the rate on firewood between Bear and Clarkdale from s to and 712 cents.
 o. E. S. TO ENTERTAiN-Phoe chapter No. 5. Order of the Eastern Star. will entertain all MaSons and visiting Eastern Stars and their friends at an informal complimentary dance to be, given at the Shrine auditorium on Thursday, March 31. The reception committee includes Mrs. V. A. Thomp- son, Mrs. w. B. Twitchell, Mrs. F.. O.. Carlisle, Alton B. Stoner, A. L. Moore and G. Hammons All members of Glendale, Mesa and Tempe are esps- cially invited
 UNDELWERED TELEGRAMs = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Well Emmerson, Sam Sornner, F. w. Wakeman. Frank Crowler. Con sulo Ballisteros, T. H. Smart. Milton Hossfield. John M. Johnson. w. B. Kinkaid.
 SEAT SALE TO oPEN-The re- serve seat sale for the New York Phil i harmonic orchestra concert will open | on Monday at the Commercial hotel
 TO MAKE HOME HERE-Mrs. J i w. Ashley of Durango, N. NJ, arrived yesterday morning and will make hel i home in Phoenix with her brother-in 1 law, E., J. Ashley, of 1143 East Culver street Mrs Ashley is accompanied by 1 her children, who will be educated 1T 1he Phoenix schools. Mrs. Ashley's husband died on February at Duran | go He was a well-knoWn electr1ca
 number of years with the Real De | Monte Mining company at Pachuca. l APPEALS REFERRED Judge l Stanford yesterday referred the ap peals of J. D. Harris. A Blumentha
 and Bryan Akers back to the court O Justice Henry J. Sullivan because th' appeals were not effected as required by law Harris, Blumenthal and Aker' appealed to the superior court iron the decision of Justice Sullivan, wh' found them guilty of exceeding tn l speed limit on South Central avenu and fined them s5 each. According t Judge Stanford, the men in appealin; the case failed to file a notice of ap peal in the justice court
 II HELD FOR TRiAl-James Reeve
 yesterday was held to answer to tn
 superior court by Justice Nat T. Nc kee after a hearing on charge O transporting intoxicating liquor. Reeve also was found guilty of carrying con cealed weapons and fined $25. He pal
 the fine and gave bond of s750 for hi , appearance in the superior court on tn !, liquor charge. The complaint wa made by Deputy Sheriff J. E. Trout
 man, who arrested Reeves after h
 had taken from him a bottle of whisk and a revolver, according to the officer
 ATTENTION, MASONS-All Scot tish Rite Masons are requested to at tend the exercises pertaining to tn
 ''Relighting of the Seven Candles, which will be held at 10 o'clock thi
 morning in the Masonic temple. South Central avenue. The observ
 ance of these exercises is mandator and obligatory on ali Scottish Rii l Ma sons.
 WIFE ASKS DEcREE-Margar,
 Mcbride. yesterday brought suit for
 decree of divorce from John E. Mo
 Bride. charging cruelty. She asks fe [ temporary alimony and her share s some property which she alleges ? community property. According to u 3 complaint, they were married in Sam 8 Barbara, Cal, in 1911