Arizona republican., 1906-11-04
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

on the main line of the Southern Pa
cific which did little damage further
than to delay travel, was the cause o.
the train from the south yesterday
morning being several hours late
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. ]. w. Atwood. rector Services
today, twenty-first Sunday after Trim
ity: Kindergarten and Sunday school
at 10 o'clock; holy communion and
sermon at IL o'clock; evening prayer
at . o'clock
TALKED ABOUT cANNIBALs-
Rev. Frank T. Lea. for four years a
missionary in Africa. delivered a ster-
| opdcon lecture last night at the First
-. E. church to an interested aud
| fence. The subject of the lecture was
THE Congo and It's Cannibals"
REV. ATWOOD HERE-Rev. J. w.
Atwood, the new pastor of Trinity
Episcopal church. arrived yesterday
afternoon on the Daylight Express and
is temporarily located at the Sixth
Avenue hotel. Mrs. Atwood is in Colo
/ RADIO Springs, where she will remain
until Mr.. Atwood secures a house.
TRINITY CHURCH cHOIR-The
| vested choir which is to furnish the
music for the Trinity Episcopal church
will be formed on Wednesday, Novem-
Der eth. at 4:3O p. m. at the studio of
/ Mr. Elmer a. Todd. at the Arizona
School of Music. Those who wish to
Join may at that time be present AMI
begin their work
AFTER BUSINESS-Tbe Home In
surance company of Utah yesterday
filed with the territorial secretary the
documents necessary TO entitle it to do
] business in Arizona. These papers
| show the capital stock to be $3.50. 600.
/ fully paid. The accommodations OF the
company over the capital stock amount
TO S156,933. The book value of the as
/ sets is S406,933 and the market value
| is S509.S29. The liabilities. except
capital stock, are $2O.S92 and the net
/ surplus over all liabilities is SI36O4I.
/ CHURCH OF CHRIST. Cronen-
/ berger, minister. Residence T22 West
Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:45
a m. d. Littlejohn. superintendent.
( If you are on time you will receive a
Z beautiful stero view; for each new
. scholar brought, a reward will be Civ
/ en-. Morning sermon and communion
| at Il o'clock. Theme: Social and civil.
! Duties of the Christian Life" Young
/ Peoples Christian Endeavor at $50 %.
/ m Subject 1.-THE BIessedness of
1 Communion With Christi :. s. Graves
/ leader Evening worship and sermon
I at 1870 p. m. Subject: why We Be
! lieve this Church Stands for the Re
/ storation of Primitive Christianity. in
/ its Fair, Ordinances of Life" A mos.
/ cordial welcome awaits all. Strangers
/ especially invited.
I FAIR NOTES-Here are a number
! of short bits of information CLEANED
I at the fair headquarters yesterday.
/ each of which may be Of interest 10
/ somebody. First. the announcement
/ was made that all of the merchants
on Washington street between First
I and Second streets have announced
their intention of decorating their
/ places of business fair week This is
/ mentioned merely to inspire the other
\ merchants To do likewise. An erron-
/ eous impression has in some way
gained circulation that there is a fee
charged for entering exhibits at the
; Ialr- This is not so except as to the
/ 1--we stock department where there is
a charge for stall room and tickets. Ia
/ all other departments there is no en-
! trance fee whatever. only il is urged
upon all to enter their exhibits at once
Tor their own convenience. preferable
/ before Tuesday, when the office win
/ De moved out TO the fair grounds
/ NE REGlST RATtON-The regis
tratlon of two more counties. Crab
am and Maricopa, was learned yester-
! DAY Graham countys registration is
/ S255. against 2SS5 two years ago. or a
/ gain of $40. The registration in this
county is 1882 against 1912 two years
/ ago, a loss of $50. In the ten counties
/ Of the territory now heard from there
I IS net increase over the registration
I of two years ago, Of 81 votes. There
/ are three counties yet to hear from.
/ ella, Mohave and Navajo 1t is be-
D lipKa1
increase and perhaps all three. ella
. will probably be increased bv a con-
siderable number. The total gain in
/ registration is however, little
! disappointing. 1t is accounted
for by the fact that the registration
/ two years ago was a supplemental reg
\ istration in which process il was
II somewhat stuffed as many on the old
II list had died or moved away 1t is be-
II heved the vote this year in the terri
tory viii be Increased much more than
n the registration has been.
TEMPE ROAD ACCIDENTS There
\ seems to be considerable fast and
reckless driving along the Tempe
II road these nights and the people who
II get hurt are generally not the Offend
II ers. Unless there is a change i'm the
Il practice all people will have to begin
/ driving recklessIy in self-defense. each
/ in an effort to kill the other fellow.
Il Seriously, though. drivers should be
II more careful for that is a well trav-
1 eled road and one cannot go far with
II GU meeting another vehicle Last
night II. B. Griffen of Tempe was com
/ ing to Phoenix in a one-horse single
! rig. His eyesight is not good and he
was keeping closely to the right of the
! road in an effort to avoid any possible
/ collision. Just as he passed from un-
] der an electric light, in the edge of
! town. and into the dark spot. a run
about met him moving at a rapid pace.
1t tore into his vehicle, throwing him
! out head first and somewhat severely
bruised him up. though he was not
/ badly hurt. His mare became fright
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