Arizona republican., 1905-11-25

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 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner
 Third avenue and Monroe street. Pas
 tor. Rev. Orville Coates. residence 62C
 North Fifth street Preaching at II
 a. m. and 7:SO D. m. Morning sub
 ject: Beginning at Jerusalem" Even
 ing subject: "The Investment of
 Self" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Junior Union at D. m. Baptist
 Young Peoples Union at 6:90 p. m, Special music morning and evening. Christian Culture class studying the Life of Christ, Monday, 7:30 D. m. at 362 North Second avenue. Devotional
 service, Wednesday, 1880 D. m. Sub
 ject: Common Sense in Religion
 ITS READ EVERYWHERE-When
 one advertises in this paper he is like
 ly to never near the end of it. And ne will be surprised at the various and
 unexpected sources from which he hears. The other day the real estatt
 firm of Hirst & Egley put into their
 regular space advertisements of sev-
 eral pieces of property they had for rent. They did not expect to reach | anybody beyond the territory; they did not think it would be necessary to reach anybody beyond the city but yesterday they received word from
 man in Rocky Ford, Colo, who said
 he had seen the advertisement in The
 Republican, and wanted to know
 more about the property.
 THE MASHANTUN-"The Mashan- tun" is the name given to the picture of a yacht, nicely framed, that was re- ceived yesterday at the office of the fair commission, for exhibition. The artist who made the picture is Belle s. Archibald of Solomonville. The spe- cial virtue Of this picture, aside from its perfection of detail; is the fact that it was made entirely with a typewriter. Every line and dot and shading was done with the writing machine a2d the work is so nearly like pen work that one does not see the difference until his attention is called to it by the ac- companying legend. It is said Miss Archibald is marvelously clever in this work and that she is not only master of the type writer but an artist in con- ception, that she not only makes pic lures of boats and houses etc, but that she can turn out Gibson girls on her machine that appreciative people pay good money for.
 THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL-On the afternoon of Thanksgiving day, next Thursday. the Indian school and the high school football teams witt play off thc tie :n their scores made when last they met on the gridiron With the result of the game will be awarded the championship of the In ter scholastic League of Arizona. The game will he tie fourth played in the league Tempe losing to both the high school and the Indian school teams and the the high school and the Indians playing q game the score of which was 0 to 0. All the games played by the league teams have been lacking spec tacular plays but have been of real football and close playing. It is a singular fact that this has also been the case in the games played by the big teams of the east and shows that the Arizona teams are adhering strict ly to the new rules which tend to make long r,.ns few end far between.
 REGULARS NOT COMING-An- nouncement was made in these col umns sometime ago that Governor Kibbey had writte~ t0 Brigadier Gen eral McCaskey, commander of the de- partment of Colorado asking that the crack troops now stationed at Fort Huachuca might be sent to Phoeni < during the fair both for the pleasure of the soldiers and the benefit of the fair and its patrons might have fancy drills and an added at traction. The governor made it clear that he had understood that such had been a custom at other fairs where practicable and in this case it would be considered also in the light of a special favor to Arizona. reply was received yesterday from General Me 1 Caskey in which he said he would be more than pleased to issue the order only that the government at this time has no fund available for such an ex pense which is estimated at approxi- | mately $500 wherefore if the troop | were to come it would have to be at | the expense of the territory. As the | territory has no fund either that can | be used for this purpose it is | very certain that no further steps will | be taken in the matter.