Arizona republican., 1906-03-10

A POUND MEETlNG-A gathering of a unique kind will be held at the army hall this evening" called by the Salvation army officers, pound meeting Every person who comes to the meeting is asked 10 bring a pound of anything in the line of provisions for the officers quarters. each one re- ceiving a gift in return.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL HURCH-Preaching sermon by the pastor. Dr. Maclean, at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Union class meeting, F m. Junior League D .m.. Miss Huntington. superintendent. EpwOrth League 6:30 D. m. Subject: "A Christhke Life" Miss Bertha Egley, leader Bible Study Tuesday evening 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. pr. Mem tyre of national reputation as n plat form speaker. will lecture on Thirty Hours .u the Sunless World On Tues day evening. March 13.
 A SCHOOL BOARD MEETING \ meeting of tle board of trustees of school district nulnber was held on Thursday eevniug at which various matters were dis cussed, and the most important be- ing the preparation for the election to De Itlu III lllt ulSllitl tllt leiSt s0sA bAil day in the month. On that date the election will be held at wlich time successor to Dr. AnciI Martin the re- tiFing member of the board will be elected. Directions were given by the -board last evening to the truanJ of ficer to again begin making poll oi the town and round up the school chil- dren not attending school.
 i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Co-ner Third avenue and Monroe street. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D, m. Morning subject: Prosperity" Eve ming subject: "Self-Investment." Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Junior Un- ion at D. m. Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6:3O D. m. Subject: James Picture of d Perfect Man. Leader. MT. H. c. Feelings Christian Culture Class Monday evening at 7:3O. 362 North Second avenue. Subject: "The Transfiguration of Christ Devotion al service Wednesday 7:3O D. m. Sub feet: 'The Gospel Affect" Special music morning and evening. Mrs. Ia feI will sing "Open the Gates of the Temple" by Knapp
 A PHONEIX INVENTOR-For sev- eral days Charles Gittner who has de- vised more things than any other man in Phoenix, has been driving about the streets in a one-horse wagon contain ing box which looks like an ice box and is really one. The horse first claims attention. It is of a color be- tween golden and mauve and is said to be a German coach horse descended from the royal stables at Berlin But the ice box. That is an incubator. MT. Gittner in his researches has discover ed that many things can be done by extreme cold which has hitherto been supposed could be accomplished only by extreme heat It is MT. Citner's notion that chicks ushered into the world Tn an ice box will have more endurance than those brought in through the enervat ting influences of heat.
 BASE BALL BRUSHING UP-Base ball fans will tomorrow assemble at EastIake park in the afternoon and take on a little practice preparatory to the games which will be played with the Examiner team on the occasion. of their visit here the coming week. A captain of the team will be elected and more than likely team will be form cd although several of the men who will play will occupy different posi- tions each day during the series. It is certain that two of the games during the series will be pitched by Hart we'll but it has not as vet been de- cided who will occupy the other point of the battery. The Examiner team