Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-02-22


Rev. DR.. Halsey pastor of the Baptist
church will preach The music will in
clude a solo by Mrs. P. A. Thoraldson,
Il Trust il God by Faure, and a cor
net solo by Miss Edith Kay. Veterans,
former guardsmen and members OF pa
| triotic societies are especially invited
to be present.
FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN
lCHURCH.-Sundays school at 9:45 a. m
Endeavor at $3.50 p. m; preaching by
the pastor Rev. w. II. Bagby. at IL a.
m. and 100 p. m; morning subject y
Vision of Life In the evening the
sermon will he the first of a series of
Sunday evening sermons on me
Great Reformers.' '.Savonarolu' will
be the subject of the sermon this even
ing. Mr.. Carl Morris will sing at the
morning service.
A SPORTING EVENT.-A nice pro-
/ gramme of sports has been arranged
for this afternoon at Eastlake park
There will be ring tournament in
which twelve fearless riders will par
ticipate. the purses offered aggregating
s75. Later four rabbits will be released
on the base ball field and a half dozen
hounds will be untethered at the same
time. There will be great sport for
everybody and every: thing but the rab-
| bits There Will also be Il number OF
boat races cn the lake and dancing in
the pavilion. Tor which good music has
been secured.
/ SALVATION ARMY.-Services will
be held in the Salvation Army hall to
! day as follows: At 10 Il. III. a juniors
meeting. subject lesson, The Apostles
| Imprisoned" IL =. m, Holiness meet
ing; at 3 p. m. q testimony meeting.
and at 80 a special appeal to people to
mend their ways and put away the
evil of their doings. On Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Ma
| jor Milsap. one of the Pacific coast pio-
ncers, viii conduct the services and
on Friday night will give his expert
ence in the Philippines during the late
war. All are cordially invited.
LOTS OF FUN.-The school children
and large number of the grown folks
in district No. II enjoyed an entertain
rlent in the schoo! house Friday night,
arranged in the interest OF the school.
The girls. big md little. made geo goo
eyes through holes in blanket and
each pair of eyes was aucti3ned eff to
the highest bidder. Sometimes i
graybeard would get a six-year- old
ana IIltllIlSS u DIlSnl hoy NOuiu DuS
his grandmother and there was as
much fun in getting sold" as there
was in buying. a nice little sum was
melted for the school treasury.
A VAUDEVILLE SHOW.-A home
talent vaudeville entertainment will De
given at the Doris theater on the even
ing OF March 18th. When the express
sion "home talent is used it must no5
be assumed that il is to be strictly an
amateur affair, for Phoenix has
| reached that stage in her career where
she has professional l:cme talent.
Though amateur artists will probably
assist. d number of professionals Will
participate in the various features of
the entertainment. Among the pro
fessionals who may be announced at
this time are Reed and Burger. Joseph
Wheciock and Thomas Oberle. There
are others in the city who will no doubt
be announced later.
SENATOR WELLINGTON'S ATTI
TUDE. - Senator Wellington is for
statehood and is in earnest when he
says so. That he is correctly quoted in
this statement is evidenced by the fol-
Lowing from a letter received from him
yesterday by Secretary Van der Neer
CT the enCenlN 6OSid or i faQe- L am
glad to know that the interest I have
taken in the omnibus statehood bill has
been gratifying to yourself and other
Marylarders who are now residents of
the territory of Arizona. / have en-
tered into the statehood fight with Sen
ator Quay and will do anything ] can
to have these territories admitted into
the union. Your letter but strength
ems my determination to stand fer this
bill first and last"
WILLIAM MCLINTOCK'S FUNER-
AL.-The funeral of William McCNn-
took will take place this morning from
the pariors OF the Eastering undertake
ing establishment. There will be ser
mon by Rev. Dr.. Kalsey % the FRS,
Baptist church. After the ceremonies
the pi occasion to the cemetery will be
formed as follows: First con don OF fire
police: Knights of Pythias banner
bearer; the pioneer band: firing platoon
Ct militia: officers and members of *
OF P. lodge No. ,: fire department
Spanish American War Veterans: Ink
hearse and mourners. the friends. etc
The several organizations are expected
TO be in their respective positions at
: 1915 Il. IN. ready to move as follows
i Gordon of fire police on Adams ST. ee
. opposite Hotel Adams: band opposite
Gordon: members and officers o
knights OF Pythias opposite Hote
: Adams: firing platoon Immediately OPP
posite the exit of the undertaking par
lors: Spanish-AEl?erican War Veterans
opposite the platoon to the east: fire
department On Adams street east o
First. At the burial the X. of p. buria
service viii be used, and after the de
po:it of the different organizations EN-
blems. there will be the firing of a vol
ley in honor of the departed comrade
Taps viii be sounded. and the cere
monies attending the burial OF 4 gooC
i soldier and good citizen will be ut al