Arizona republican., 1921-08-10
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HURT IN AcClDENT-In att tempting to pass another car on | South Center street one-half mile | south of the bridge last night, a | Dodge car driven by E. w. Askins crashed into a buggy driven by an | Indian, according to reports made | to the sheriffs office. The Indian, 1 whose name is not known, was se- verely injured, C. H. Bowers, under sheriff, who investigated the acci- | dent, said, and was taken to a doc tors office for treatment by another autoist Askins claimed he was driving about Is miles an hour.
 ONE MARRIAGE LIcENSE-A license to marry was issued yester- day to Happel Jones, 24, of Here ford, Texas, and Kathryn Keufer, 24, of Kansas City, Mo.
 GOES FOR PRisoNER-Deputy Sheriff R. M. Price left last nightf or Silver City, N. NJ, to bring Jeff l.. Smith back to Phoenix. Smith is wanted here on a charge of em- bezzlement brought by E. H. Sar- gent.
 ASK REHEARlNG-A request was received from the Southern Pa cific by the state corporation com mission yesterday requesting a re- hearing of the application of citi- zens of Casa Grande for the con- struction of a safe crossing there. The commission had con6tionally ordered the company to put in the crossing on the deposit by the citi- zens of $500 to meet an expense which the commission believed should be borne by the town. The company had submitted a list of items which bit believed should be paid for by the town, aggregating more than $3000. The company states that on re- hearing it can make a showing that ought to be convincing of the cor rectness of its position.
 | WERE cLASSMATE - Arthur Courtenay Burch, held in connection with the murder of J. B. Kennedy at Los Angeles on Saturday was a class mate at Northwestern University, of
 Chester Hanson, editor of Camel back. They were members of the
 class of Is. The nickname of Burch
 at the university was .Ploopy"
 Burch. He was not very popular. but he was quite shrewd, so much so that Mr. Hanson is quite sure that l he would not have allowed himself | to become enmeshed in an affair
 like this.
 GOING TO WAsHINGToN-Cor- poration Commissioner A. A. Betts
 will leave this evening for Washing 1 ton to represent Arizona in the hear ing of the complaint of the western | states before the interstate com merce commission against the 25 per
 cent increase ordered by the com mission on intrastate rates. The rates particularly complained of are those on hay and grain which the
 complainants allege practically ex- Il clude growers from the market MT
 Betts will be accompanied by Lewis
 G. Wilson of Casa Grande, president
 of the Pinal county farm bureau
 MT. Wilson goes as witness ] RETURNS FROM NoRTH-As-
 sistant Attorney General George R
 Hill returned yesterday morning from Prescott. where he went to rep resent the state in the hearing be- fore the superior court of the mat ter of temporary injunction agains' one Kelly, restraining him from ths operation of a stage line over tht
 Jerome Prescott highway. The in junction was made permanent Ex.
 cept for an appeal in the suprem' court by the Jerome Union line. thi | QlSpQSGS OI Lli6 dUCAciit COAtAO fCt c- of the right to operate stages ovel that thoroughfare.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs- The Western Union is holding tele
 grams for l.. D. Dolby, Aidina Al
 cantar, James A Spencer, E. l Lamberth, Mrs. Steve Polaries, Mrs
 Anton Jeonager, Louis Grass, E Morgan and Lawrence A. Goodwin. T GOES TO PREsCoTT-Mr. i, Luther Steward, in charge of tn f training department of the Arizon U School of Music. left yesterday fo
 Prescott. where she will remain unt = school opens in September.
 . DIES IN SILVER cITY-wor ' has been received here of the deat
 in Silver City, N. NJ, last Saturda. of A. F. Jones, a. barber in Phoeni !, for years. MT. Jones was s5 year
 old. He went to Silver City abot
 two months ago.
 -o TO SPEAK HEBE-Kate Richard it O'Hare. socialist author and lecture d. of Girard, Kansas. wno was recent of deported from Twin Falls. ldah es while on a lecture tour of the norti a west, will speak at o'clock tomol g. row night at the high school aud CT torium, it was announced yesterda
 Her subject will be Grimes ar is Criminals" The Rev. c. M. Roc
 pastor of the First Southern Bapti ve church. will act as chairman of Il he meeting.
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Mrs. F. CT Jenkins. who recently returned fro ss. a months visit at San Diego, Corol sv ado and Los Angeles. left Mond; w morning for a several weeks sts
 in the east. She will visit relativ ng and friends in Buffalo and Jame he town, N. r., and Pittsburg al or Washington, returning home t
 latter part of October.
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