Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-06
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
HURCH.-Monroe street and Second
avenue. Rev. a. NJ. Gibbons, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Junior
League at p. m. Epworth League u
6:15 p. M: preaching al II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Subject Of the morning SER
mon. The Gospel Invitation" The
communion service will follow the
morning sermon. Special music. morn
ing Organ voluntary; Anthem-Jubi-
late Deo-AlZamora: quartet-"Ten-
derby. Lovingly" Evening: Voluntary
Orchestra: Mixed Quartet-"Soft Sab
bath Calm" Anthem" Seek Ye the
Lord" Male Quartet Strangers and
Pilgrims" Observation-Disclosures. All
seats are free. You win find 4 cordial
welcome
ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICE
The annual memorial service of Phoe-
nix lodge No. 335, b. p. o. e. will be
held this afternoon at the Doris the
alter at o'clock. The service will he
free for all who desire to attend. not
wthstandng certain number of spe-
cial invitations were issued and all who
come will be cordially welcomed. The
Elks memorial service is ALWAYS a.
pleasing one to attend. for it consists
but slightly of ritualistic work and 8
mainly devoted to the rendition of
choice musical selections and able ad-
dresses setting forth the virtues eff
! those who have passed from its earth
| ~ membership. and the influence Of
whose good deeds in life Is widened
by fraternal eulogy.
STOLE A DREss.-A very clever
theft occurred in a washington street
lodging house Friday evening, as 4
result of which the landlady is short a
| forty dollar tailor made dress that had
never been worn. \ ledger noticed a
we'll dressed woman in the rar.or evi
IDENTIFY waiting for someone and passed
! on by to the room Of the landlady and
| told her that lady was waiting in the
parlor to see her. She went to the PAN
/ lnr as quickly as she could, but there
was no one there. Then her eyes rest
ed on the spot where just a short time
/ before she had left her new dress. The
! package was gone. The rest of the
story can he imagined as we'll by the
! reader as by anyone else. for the LOGGER
did rot know the woman who doubles
took the dress. and no one else saw
her.
UNIVERSITY ADDITlON.-Univer
/ sity addition is getting in line with the
| general movement of real estate. two
| sales in that addition being reported
| Yesterday. r. II. Greene was the seller
| In both instances. Through the agency
! of Allen and Wilson he sold to ). q.
! Baker lot 20. in block X. or more def
nitely described. at No. p indiana
/ street There is six room brick house
| on the lot. finished in 4 modern way.
! and is a desirable residence property.
! The price was $4,000 The other sale
was through the agency of Taylor and
! sen. and was lot 16. i'm block G.. There
| is a four room brick house on the lot
and the property was sold for $3.50.
AN INTERESTING HINDoo-The
| Hindoo, Vim Roy. who Is to speak al
/ the Baptist service in O'Neill hall at
1870 this evening, has had remarS-
! able history, and gives a most interest
| ing description of the religion and
! customs of his country. He studied law
at Oxford university England; divin-
! ity in Colgate university, New York.
| and is a composer OF music. He will
! probably give a sClo this evening. The
music al the Baptist church services
at 1880 and 1880 today will include
1.-The King of Love My Shepherd Is, -
! by Shelleym Sun. and 20 Lord BE
| With Us" sung by Miss Jewell, Miss
Parker. Mr.. Daggett and Mr.. Coggins.
and a duet. ''Tarry With Me. O My
Savior" by Miss Jewell and Mr.. Dag
gett.
ANOTHER JOINT DERATE-Men-
| ton was made recently of a joint de-
bate between teams from the Good
! Templar lodges i'm the Cartright dis
/ trict. and at Buckeye. 1t was pulle d
off according to programme. but little
has been heard Of the event at this
| end Of the line. 1t has just leaked out
| that there was good cause for silence
on the part of the braves who invad-
ed the Buckeye country, for the de-
! tenders OF that peaceful vale were one
| too many for them. 1t may be explain
! ed that the zone" referred to was a
| Judge in the contest But the orators
! from this valley are not satisfied with
! their drubbiLg, and have arranged for
another debate on next Saturday night.
The contest will take place in the
Cartwright school house, and will be
open to the public. The subject chosen
| is, Resolved that capital punishment
should be abolished
AN EDUCATED HORSE.-W L.
| George says he has in his livery stable
one of the best horses in the world for
young man to drive when he goes
! to take a lady friend for a ride. The
/ animal is metaphorically dumb and
blind but knows how to get around
! just the same. A few evenings ago a
/ couple of Phoenix young men drove to
! the country to make a call. About II
! o'clock the horse got tired of waiting
and unhitched himself and came home
alone. He did not run away. but came
/ to town decently and in order without
losing whip lap robe or anything else
and without getting frightened o. tear
| ing the rig to pieces. He knew it was
4 time all well ordered and self respectin
/ horses ought to he in bed. About ,
O'Clock the young men came charging
into town with their hair standing on