Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
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illness. His sister. Mrs. G. P. Samp- son of Winslow. who was called to his bedside, returned last evening to her homo and his brother-in- law and sis ter, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Cornish of AL buquerque, who were also called to Phoenix by his illness, have returned to their home.
 POSTPONE PROBE INDEFINITE LY-The investigation of the Arlzona Storage and Distributing company and the Chambers Transfer company, which was set for hearing before the corporation commission yesterday, was i postponed that the companies might | prepare a financial statement. The investigation will be made relative to classification, rules and regulations adopted and charges made and col lected for storage and handling or property.
 u. D. c. TO MEET FRiDAY-The 1 Robert F. Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery VIII meet at the home of Mrs. J. A. Ninson, 21 West Lynnwood, Friday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. A report of the dis trict federation will be given. Invita- tions have been extended to all vet erans to attend this meeting. PICNIC PLANNED-The home eco- monies department of the Woman's l club will hold picnic at the home of Mrs. c. c. Walker, east of the Indian school Thursday. Members are re- quested to take cup, work and spoon | The picnickers will meet at the club 1 building at 10 o'clock Thursday morn l ing transportation to the Walker home being arranged. Those planning to at l tend should call Mrs. J. H. Williams, phone 200, for reservationSs.
 TO PROBE WATER sERvicE-The water service furnished the district north of the Arizona canal by s. E. l Lubin and w. R. Norton is to be in-
 vestigated by the corporation com I mission. The commission, in announc- ing that an investigation would be made. fixed the date of the hearing for March IS.
 TO ARGUE RATE BASE-Attorney
 General W. J. Galbraith will argue the increase in rate case when it comes
 up for argument before the interstate
 commerce commission in Washington,
 March 26- The case was appealed to
 the l. c. c. by the railroads of the
 state. which were denied an increase
 in rates within the state by the cor
 poration commission. The state holds
 that the l. c. c. has no jurisdiction in the matter which involves the issue of state rights.
 REcovERS FROM ILLNESS
 Charles W. Fairfield, state auditor,  week with an attack of bronchitis. was ] able to attend his duties at the state house yesterday.
 ABANDON WABASH FOR SALT
 MT. and Mrs. D. w. Rogers arrived yesterday from Sullivan, Ind, to make . their home in Arizona. Mir. Rogers , will be associated with Edsil Bostick { in the Mesa ice cream factory which , will be opened on the south side shortly.
 tl TO MAKE HOME IN CHICAGO
 MT. and Mrs. M. ]. Aubineau left Phoe- . nix yesterday to make their home in
 Chicago. MT. Aubineau was Arizona
 representative for the Quaker Oats
 company. He will be succeeded here
 by R. T. Bykes.
 DIRECTORS MEET THIS P. M.-
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 board of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
 will be held at the association building at o'clock this evening.
 kIWANiS LUNCHEON TODAY
 The Kiwanis club will hold its regular , weekly luncheon at the Y. M. c. A. at ' l12:15 o'clock today. V. " Anderson ' of the national committee of Mental ! Hygiene will speak on ''The Social As i, pect of Mental Detectives" Harry !, Asbury is chairman of the day and :. Charles F. Willis will give the attend I duCe prize.
 ASK RATE REDucTioN-Th Ari- r zona Eastern railroad yesterday filed E, an application with the corporation n commission to reduce the rate on wood shipped from Nogales to Phoenix II HEED HEARING CONTINUED . The preliminary hearing of Boic,
 Heed, charged with robbery and witt
 administering narcotic with the in | tent to enable him to commit a felony | which began yesterday afternoon il
 the court of Justice Henry J. Sullivan II was continued until 9:30 o'clock Thurs ' day morning. L. NJ Fulton, the com | plaining witness, testified that he ac
 companied Heed to his room. where h
 drank some liquid from a vessel. H
 was rendered unconscious by tn
 drink, he saiu, and when he recovere
 his memory s70 was gone.
 K OF c. TO MEET-Marco de Niz | council, Knights of Columbus, will ho1
 its regular meet at the K. of P. ha, 5 at o'clock tonight. Business of i'm - portance is to be transacted and tn - attendance of all members of the coun
 cil is requested.
 CHURCH BAZAAR-The Christia church will conduct a bazaar at tn Hackett market. East Washingto street, for a period of five days, start ing today, and ending Saturday. N RESTORED TO HEALTH-w. :, ' Rumney 1533 Grand avenue who wa confined to his home with illness fS several days, is now able to be out an to discharge the duties of his busine,
 once more.
 ENDS VISIT WITH SIsTER-Edg; . Van Camp has returned to Pomon
 Calif. after a three weeks visit wit | his sister Mrs w F. Van Meter 26.