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FOR RENT
TuOs J. FISHER 4 CO., mo,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
ltlA ST. NV
rZFuRNISHRD

liI5 Pa av Sc, Or. b. % so
Loughboro I'd. 10 a. 1000
80 F NV, 1r. b. :. 1850
Brightwood. d C, Or. l5.Oo
623 Il NV. 3r. b. 1900
FL Del av ne. 7r, b.i3.50
Brightw'd. 20 acres.10.00
Il 91S 1st NV. ar. -. g 90
Lot 81. 50 1927. -. 100
2ll9 Monteilo av ne,
Or. TOO
COLORED.
1911 Path NV. 9r. .sJ.SS
80 2d ne. Or. .....13.00
T26 I'd ne. 5r. 1900
70S I'd ne. Or. hoo
$50 Knox al sw. 5r. .9.33
APARTMENTS.
The Congressional, list 4
E Cap, :, 2 & 3r & b
bachelor apis & 4. 8 &
Or & b hk apis. $500
to SIS.
The Bellevue. 1921
18th NV. apt IL,
1r. b. ............70.W
The Louisiana. 2l23
18th NV. No3, Sr. b. GO. 90
The Louisiana. 1928
18th NV. No 2.Ir.h 500
The Alabama. No
2DI. Or. b. 300
The Alabama. No
501. Gf. h........ai 90
The Alabama. No Iui.
ar. b............iT.50
The Mlu-y. Noc2. Or. h50.GO
The Sterling. No. -.
5r. Ii. .........t,-50
ThcRrgIna.NuiO Or. h45.oo
The Regina. MOI Or. h45.
The Reg ma. NnS. Or, b4e.59
The Maury. \o32. 5r. b4O.W
The Marion, Goth &
II NV. 4 4 5r. b
apis. S35.50 to 1000
1927 10th NV. 4-,h. g. 90
1860 G,rard. Or. b.. $3.50
1897 10th NV. 5r. b.:5.n0
3IO9 11th NV. 5r. h 90
1906 Chaplin NV, 6r. b32.O
1866 Willard, CIR. b. 1880
1145 Willard, 5r. b.3G.0?
b 4 Q. No G. Or. 5000
COZ 9TH ne. Or. b. ESQ
1907 Euclid. 6r. b. $3.50
Morgan. bet n j av
< I'd, NJ Il y. 6r
4 b. 500. 50. $500
Mass av Sc bet 18th
and 18th. 5r & b
The Maury. 81. 3r.b.25.00
.,,DA Morgan NV .';r. h23. 90
200 Morgan NV .5r. b. %. so
X K y. No z. 6r. b..2V.oO
23S Quincy ne, Or. b. 1900
Ills G. ne. No 8. Ar. bl5.O
111S c ne. No f,4r.b15.O
1920 C ne, No II, Ar. bl5.00
1920 G ne. No10. Ar. b. 1900
65S Morton ne. Ar, b. 1850
Quincy ne. Arb. apt. 1900
APARTMENTS IN THE
pDERT. THE B. & O.,
HE REGINA.
CES.
The Sterling. II. ...3.N
Century bldg, r 46..3.OO
623 + NV. .OO
Century bldg. r 4S. 1900
1923 + nw.......$6S1a
1ll416 + NV. r g. 1900
SW cor II & E nw.$4-$13
Res
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w ~
Adjoining cor.
= 500. 18th md | nwl
500. $500 10th NV. ltir. ib
1925 ..lS2J 2Ith. l2r. Oh
500. 1879 jefferson, 14rl
800, 22lI q nw.12r.& 2h |
SS3.33.2I25 Hilyer pl. l2,b
SS3.33. gl5 Il | av.i4r.2b
eS3.33. 80 18th NV. i0r.2h
sI5. .2032 10th NV. llr.b
SIa 1888 X NV. Sr. 2b
ST5. 1900 Fairmaut, l3r,3J
S16.-....223l . NV, lar!
SIS. .......lTOD 21st NV
$50 1905 Euclid. lIr, 2b
sos. 1913 kalorama av
700. 1916 Sunderland. 10.b
tG. rs. 1899 Calvert,l1r.3 30
$50. 1871 18th NV. Ilr.5
SG5. .23I3 10Th. 12r, 20
500 80. 1871 Kalorama Az
$50. 75.lIO1 2lst NV. 1Or.b
500. 1I35 18th nw,1Jr,2b
SEQ. 1928 I4th nw.I2,sta
SGD. INA q NV. Tor, h
SEQ. 80. .l360 Irving, 10r
S55 1905 Belmont. I0r. h
$50. ....1TlS q NV. IT.
sly ...13I3 Columbia I'd
sos. 1916 16th nw.l2r. %
$55. 81 X av NV. iOr,b
sos. .l437 Girar1. Or. b
SJ5....lJ.g / NY. l2r,
So .1S23 VI NV. l2r. II.
$50. 1916 Douglas. Or, b
$50. 1852 X NV. Tor. 2b
sIO. a. -. 1871 Harvard
$50. IS. .l41D Clifton. 1or
$50. IS, ....lSl5 L, Tor, o
$50. 1894 Kenyon. 1873
$50. 1886 18th NV, icr. 81
$50. 1850 ! NV, i2r. o.
$50. ...1532 | NV, 12r. n
$50 1920 18th NV ,lcr. b
$50. 1871 Irving. i2r. %
$50 ---. 1871 Ontario pl.
Sl1.T5. lT5l Columbia ri
$40. 10. 1872 10Th NV, Or. b
S45 5o.l1lN Corcoran. gr b
f45. so. 1921 r NV, Or, b
ST.. 80. +CT q NV. l2ri
So ..1T3S Riggs VI. Tor. b
S42. rs. 1879 18TH NV. 11r,b
1920. 1921 Ho,mead av
Si2. .2I34 Ia av NV. Tor. b
Sal. =. 1872 II NV, Tor. o.
Si0.JO.-.1ioI Il; Il av, orb
$40. 30. e.. 80 u NV, ilr.
$40. 30. .1T4O Riggs. l0r. b
$40. 30. 1345 Irving. Tor. b
$40. so. 3O40 l4th NV, LOT b
$40.5O. Col y C av, Or
$40. 80. 35i5 10th. luri
$40. 1927 Oregon, Tor, b
SIS so 1907 18th. Or,
81 80. Ills 18th NV. Sr, b
81. 20. .lTl2 Core an. Or, b
$50 80. .2l3o 6 NV. Tor. b
$25 20. .lTGO Ore nv. Tor. b
fSJ. so. lib Monroe. 1 Or. b
S35 30. .2206 LIST NV. Tor, b
ST. 80. l4lS Q NV. Tor. b
$3.50. 1I4l 22d NV. i2r
$3.50. 1902 S NV. Or, b
S:s5. so. .l65 4 NV. Sr. b
s3J. 1901 Sth NV. Tor. b
$50. so. .20OI I'd NV. jr. b
$40. 30. 2l22 VI NV. Tor
$31 so. .2l2 l2 b sw. Or. b
$50 80. 10 4 NV. Ir, b
5000. 1886 II NV. Sr, b
$50. 80. 1925 Oak. Or. b
$50. so. 1880 T, Sr. n
5000. 81 f NV, Or, b
$50. 80. e. .93T 2 NV, Or
$50. so. 1850 25th NV, Or. b
$50. 80. .7l2 n nv. Tor. b
STAB
5000. Rear 1922 2Ist NV
slS.R'r IOS 18th NV. 7stls
sl5. Rear 1876 L NV
SER 3luJ 10th NV. 4stIs
$1,000. Rear 1872! = NV
$40. 1921 9th NV. 2 stalls
$40. R'r 900 III nw.2staIl.
See our list of apartment
rent.
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20l I NV. 24r. 3b.
1914 n NV. -
1924 II NV. 17r.3b.S4.0 o1
1929 10th nw.19r. 3b2. 500
31O0 10th NV. 15r. 3b. 2. 900
1882 10Th nw.21r.3b l 500
2552 Wis av NV,
14r. b....-..... -
I'LL Pa ay nw,st.hs.1. 500
4 Iowa cir, 15r, 2b. i, 800
1873 JEFF pl. lar. b. Il 200
1928 10th NV. 12r. b. $50
1908 n II av, 15r. 2b. $50
1850 n NV. 11r. %. 1870
Roshill. Md. I2r. b. ..l25
3043 P NV. l7r. b. ..1S
2 Thomas cir. 13r. b. .125
1913 n NV, lar. 2b. LIS
DIP 18th NV, Dor. b. 100
1900 f Cap. pr, 2b. 100
1929 Mass av. lar. 2b. 20
1443 Mass av. 14r. bloc
1856 Wyo av,l3r,2 b. 1900
Bolt n NV. 17r. b. 1900
212S lie Roy. l0r. 2b. 1900
1926 lie Roy. l0r. 2b.. 1900
PIT Bancroft. 12rb. 800
1921 18th nw,1lr.2... j.01
1912 VI ay w.f2r. 2bI0.00
1875 Y NV, 13r. %. 70. 90
blow av NV. Tor. PHO. 0J
1886 Park NV. 12r.b 600
40 9th NV. l3r. =. .Ga 90
tO2 + NV, l2r. b. 600
Pill 10Th INV. l0-. 2bti5. %
GlS ! NV. N. u. .G0.0D
141l y NV, 11r. b. .Gn.00
1927 y NV. Tor, b..6t.0o
1913 y nw. l2r. h.. -. %
iii Corcoran, i0r. 2b51.0j
2109 10th NV. Tor. b. 80. 90
2Ja0 18th NV. Tor, b So %
1916 J. NV. l3r. =. 80 o.
1910 T. NV. 1Ir. b. $500
l719 10TH w.9r, 2b. 80. -
1915 u NV. Tor, b. so. 80
1870 Clifton. Tor. b. so o.
25lG 18th NV. l2r. h.O.0I
$500 18th NV. I2r. b. 5000
252o 18Th NV. 12r. b. so. o.
1899 IGth NV. 12r. b. As. 90
Brigh twcod,D C.13r.4S.0J
9l4 lorh NV. Tor. b. 500
1913 ilih NV. Or. b.45.00
1870 Col ri. Or. b. "a. %
1915 O nv. ilr. b. 1880
1919 o NV. Tor. b. 1888
1I3S Riggs w.l0r. BIO. 90
1873 o NV, lnr. b. 1000.
1409 Goth nw.lIr.b. ~. 90
2404 18th NV. lir. b. 40. 90
1911 Belmont. r,b.36.2l
24D6 18th NV. .Ir. b. $3.50
1909 Belmont. Or. $3.50
24lO 18th Nv, Or. b. 30. 90
1888 X NV. Ir, b. $500
141O Chaplin ny, 9r, b35.OO,
1890 10th NV, 6r. 20. 90
1906 Riggs NV, Or. b.35.0J
1852 18th INV, Tor, b. $500
3e0S 18th NV. Or, b.32.5OI
9i2 18th ne, 7r, n...2J. 80
Brookland. u c. Or. .25. Oh
FINE HOUSEKEEPING
MARION, THE STOl
THE MACRY AND 7
OFF
Century bldg. rooms
AZ, A. 40. .......--I
Base I34 18th NV. .$115
1925 Pa av. I'd q. 100
1927 + NV. No 4. .25. 90
500 + nw........$10-SGI
The Regina" 3r,
b, basement. 90
STOl
1411 F nw.........--,
73l eth NV. ......$ So. 90.
The CONGREGATIONAL"
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE NORTHWEST
CORNER
A bright. sunny, southern and
eastern exposure. getting the cool
breezes in summer; NO. 1900 18TH,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; an attract
I've stonefront dwelling; 3 stories: 4
rooms deep: 8 bed rooms; 2 elegant
baths; hot water heat; stairways;
finished in hardwood; thoroughly
ELEGANT HOME CAN BE PUR-
CHASED AT Low FIGURE; in
spection only by permit from this
Office
STONE & FAIRFAX.
p3-2t 1912 New York avenue
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FOR SALE-ARTIST'S HOME. t3l0 MASS. AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable: 5000 easy
dress owner. ROBERT HfNcKLEY. premises
de10-12Ots
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6S Ssti FAcILiTiEs FOR THE COL COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list OF the properties
In our charge, hut we will &c glad to furnish COM
pete buiis eYIns on appeafion at this office
1914 st. NV. adjoining the New Willard.
mh30-sa tn. thtf
FOR RENT-FINE 1OROOM HOUSE ON 18TH
st; in good condition. A bargain.
See about this. $40.
n. l.. SANSBURY 1874 18th st. NV.
an tn tn sa-3t
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IF WE ASKED 900 FOR THIS 1T
GRADE HOUSE ON THE HEIGHTS, JUST
OFF CONNECTICUT AVE; A VERY
HANDSOME WHITE-STONE HOUSE OF
II ROOMS; STEAM HEAT; PERFECT RE-
PAIR; FINEST CLASS OF IMPROVE
MENTS GOING UP ALL AROUND IT. A
GREAT CHANCE AT $40, 500
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FOR SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EAST
side. north Of Park rond. Steiger's subdivision;
corner lots. most suitable for
CHURCHES
and other buildings for which neighborhood
quiet, yet cars, Is Of Importance; also 80
other economical lots. For sale on very easy
terms acceptable offers to trade for good houses
will be considered.
Look at the ground and the signs.
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NEAR WASH. CIRCLE.
ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD BRICK
HOUSE on NUMBERED STREET. $4,000.
MOORE 4 HILL. Inr., 1893 G st. NV.
HEADQUARTERS for Everything in Real Estate.
mhS0-ea. tn. tn at
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FOR RENr-2il1 ST. NV: NEWLY DOM
up: key can be had at eii5 Address A. SWEET.
EN-. 20i st. Paul st.. Baltimore. Nd. no4-te
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FOR RENT-CHoICE LOCATION; NEwi MAssA-
chusetts ave. and 22d st. NV; 214S Florida
ave, II rooms. $50; 22O6 Q ST., rooms, $45
newly papered and painted WILLIAM COR
CORAN HILL. 1902 II ST. NV. mh23-14t
FOR RENT-624 TIN ST. Ne. tCORNER)-sIX
room brick; BATH cars; good condition;
5000. G. W. WEBER, 1885 (basement)
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NORTHWEST CORNER APARTMENT.
RENT, $564 PRICE. $500 GOOD
RENT PRODUCER AND A SPECULATION
FOR THE FUTURE. IS IN AN IMPROV-
mo yEIGHBORH0OD.
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GEORGETOWN INVESTMENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 32D ST.;
RENTS $720 ANNUALLY. PRICE, $500.
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on LETTERED STREET NORTHWEST.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; J ROOMS AND
BATH; FURNACE; GOOD LOT; FINE
PRICE S4350
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The Sterling. 1r....S.W
Century bldg, r 49,. 2.OO
623 + NV. 10
Century bldg. r 4s. 1900
1923 + nw.......$6SIa
1ll4-16 + NV. r @. 1900
SW cor II & E nw.S4-$13
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR SALE-A VERY CHOICE CORNER ON ONE
or the leading business streets
$50. 900.
A large substantial 3-story brick bufldinr.
store rooms. living rooms and brick stable: a
valuable lot 2axl20: rear alley
good opportunity for n business man to To-
care MS business. or a well-paying Investment
with splendid future
MOORE & HILL Inc I333 G. st NV
ap4-3t
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09

Carrie COnnell Miss Grace Stacy. Mr..
J. J. Sweeney and Mr.. and Mrs. Laird.
In addition to the chaperones there
was q large number OF young peo-
pie. all students Of the Phoenix high
school. their names being IS follows,
Misses Norma Sweeney. Helen Laird,
Ruth Doris. Rema Doris. Gertrude
Melczer. Hazel Goldberg. Selma Gold
berg. Grace Hubbard. Doris Crawford.
Mamie Pendleton. Hazel Pugh. Mil
dred Stacy. Rama Chalmers. Inez
Thrift. Carrie Mcneil and Neil Nc
Carthy. VIII Simpson. Joe Melczer,
Bob Dunlap. Sims Ely. George Nc
Neil. Alex Baker. Harry Young. Lin
Vile Lutgerding. James Bryant. Ed
win Powell. jay Akire. Roy Kirkland,
and John Dunlap. There We're thirty
three in the party and except four
boys who accompanied in a buggy
they were all piled in the big stage
coach and it may be imagined that it
was about the biggest load Of live
freight the vehicle ever accommodate
ed.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09

various states and territories and IT is
already the holder of more than Sl0.-
600 OF the bonds Of Phoenix and it is
the creditor Of prescott to the extent
of more than $53. 600.
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY-Th,
public schools OF the city which have
been closed for a couple of weeks or
account Of the prevalence of measles
and other children's diseases. will be
opened again on Monday.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES
Adjt Westacott will conduct a special
service at the Salvation Army tonight
as well as the service on Sunday. on
Sunday night at eight o'clock Adjt
Westacott will conduct the memorial
service OF Mrs. Adjt. Woodward. All
are welcome.
ARBOR DAY-Yestesd day was arbor
day I'm some places and in some places
it wasn't II is an Arizona holiday in
the southern counties and was
recognized by all the territorial
offices here as wei as the
banks and some other public places.
The postoffice and all government Of
fices. however. proceeded in their US
ual routine oblivious Of the fact that
it was a holiday.
PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-Ser-
vices tomorrow will be as follows.
Sabbath school GAS a. m. The morn
ing services at II o'clock will be large
ly devoted TO the sacrament OF the
Lords supper and the reception OF
members. In order that all of the In
dian members OF the church may have
an opportunity To partake Of commun-
ion and that others may be received
a second communion service will be
held at the hour of the evening service.
II is understood however. that all are
most cordially invited to be present
and partake Of communion at both OF
these services. Endeavor meeting at
$50 pp. m.
A COMMERCIAL VIslToR-Barker
Van Zandt, a Representative OF the
well known firm Of Blake. Moffitt &
Towne Of Los Angeles. wholesale sta
TONERS. has been in Phoenix for two
or three days on business and expects
TO leave for the north this morning.
Mr. Van Zandt was here for the first
time and he was fortunate in securing
a liberal patronage due TO his pleasant
personality as well as the established
standing Of the firm he represents.
He had the good fortune to get mar
ried a couple Of days before he left
Los Angeles and did so without con-
sulting his employers. a line Of con-
duct that was clearly within his rights
as an American citizen. The firm.
however. learned OF his action after
his departure and in letters that reach
ed him here insisted on its American
right TO congratulate him and wish
him all kinds of happiness and pros
perity.
STAGE COACH RIDE-A very jolly
Arbor day picnic party spent yester-
day in d stage coach ride to Peoria.
Arizona. the objective point being the
machine sheep shearing camp The
party witnessed the operation of the
clippers which are run by electricity,
enjoyed a beautiful lunch. spent the
afternoon in the playing Of games and
returned to town early in the evening.
The novel feature Of the picnic was
the ride in that it was taken in one of
the old thoroughbrace stage coaches
that in the early days served Phoenix
as the only means of passenger. mail
and express transportation. II was
driven by Neil Mccarthy who pulled
the lines over four big strong horses.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09
BerryhiII's
BIG BOOK STORE

Lent. and on Ash Wednesday in addi-
lion. a morning service ut 10 o'clock
on next Tuesday evening. Shrove
Tuesday. the members Of the Young
Woman's Guild of the church VIII give
a pancake party and reception in the
parish house. adjoining the church.
A MAGAZINE WRITER. L.
Slusher. brother of DR.. Slusher. and
himself former resident OF Phoenix
arrived in town yesterday after an
absence Of six years. At the time he
lived here, with his brother he ac-
quircd an interest in some mining
property near Wickenburg. Mr.. Slush
er has just come from the City Of
Mexico and after a brief stay he will
go on to the Grand Canyon. He is
making tour Of the west for the
purpose of gathering material for a
magazine article. DR.. Slusher who has
been in III health for several years
is now in a sanitarium at Denver.
MEETING OR MACCABEES-A
meeting Of the members Of the Knights
Of Maccabees was held last night at
the office of the Wood-O'Neil company
ana BItA4lililidAE SAfp9 Ntlt Adht4A W
ward the organizing Of a tent N
Phoenix. There are about thirty menu
bers Of the order in the city.now but
most OF them are non residents or
members who had belonged TO tents
before coming. Another meeting will
be held at the same place on the night
of Feb. Il The order has for some
time had what may be called a finan-
cial foothold in the territory. II is the
policy Of the Maccabees to invest the
funds of the order in securities of the
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09
MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT

MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT
Rev. Campbell of the Presbyterian
church. received a message Thursday
night announcing the quite sudden
death Of his brother, Rev. J. W. Camp
bell of pneumonia. Rev. J. w Camp
bell was minister for about fifteen
years and At the time Of his death
was pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Of Fort WAYNE. Ind. He is sur
vived by a wife and daughter.
A MEETING OF OTEST-The
socialist committee mas called a public
meeting To be held at the corner OF
Washington and Center street at half
past three o'clock on Sunday afternoon
for the purpose Of protesting against
the kidnapping Of Charles d. Meyer and
William d. Haywood and George A.
Pettibune who are now in prison in
Idaho il connection with the assas-
sination of former Governor Steuncn-
berg.
A. NJ. E. cHURCH-Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. James Washington
at 1915 a. m. The presiding elder
Rev. J. p. Watson. will preach and will
administer the Lords Supper at 3 p.
IN. y solo will be sung by Mrs. Frank
Caldwell Preaching at T:45 D.. IN.
Sunday school at $50 "a. M. Monday
evening al 40 the quarterly confer
ence viii meet. All are invited TO at
tend these services James Washing
ton. pastor
SUNDAY BALL SAME-The All
Stars which is now the champion
team. and the Independents have ar
ranged for another meeting at East
lake park sunday afternoon at three
o'clock sharp. With the new turn
things have taken Il ought to be a
fine game. The Stars demonstrat-
ed last Sunday that they had got into
shape for fine work and raher sur
prised the former champions who feel
that il is uD 20 them now to get back
al least q part of their faded glory and
they viii make an effort to do it Sun
day afternoon.
A LAND OF GOLD-O. A. Pease.
who is ingaged in mining in the
Quartzsite COMPANY. is in town for 4
few days. He says there is great &C
tivity in that part of the mining world
There are about 400 men at work in
that region of whom seventy-five are
employed by Mr.. Pease. He had with
him a sample of ore thickly shot with
great blotches Of gold. There is quite
a large deposit Of it ranging from
$4,000 TO 10000 There is an eighteen
inch vein Of the estimate richness Of
$4,000. Mr.. Pease carries a single
nugget worth SIS. memento Of the
richness Of that country.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services viii be held tomorrow.
Quinquagesima Sunday, in Trinity
Episcopal church, South Second ave
nue.. Rev. J. W. Atwood. rector as
follows: kindergarten and Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock: evening
prayer and sermon at 4:30 O'Clock. The
sermons at both services will be by
Rev. DR.. EndicOtt Peabody. head mast
cr Of Groton school. Massachusetts.
Beginning with Ash Wednesday. Feb.
18th. there will be services on We'd
nesday and Friday at ( o'clock during
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09

L. n. JESUNOFSKY.
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09

LawsOn-But tell you he isn't
Kentuckian. no matter what he says
Dawson-HOw do you know? Lawson
Why. the corkscrew in his knife is
rusty. -SOmerville Journal.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-09
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.

IHOENIN. -
CITY TINE
Departure. Arrival
THE Diamond Jo." for
Hot Springs Junction
castle Hot Springs)
Wickenburg. SalOme,
Congress. Prescott, Je-
rome Ash Fork. Den
Yer. Kansas City. Chi
cago. Los Angeles, Cor
onado and San Fran
cisco ........ ....--..--lZ:45 am ---u am
The Daylight Express
for Wickenburg, Con-
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-29
WILLIAMSBURG WILL
SEND CROWDS TO GAMES
Baseball Enthusiasts Much Interested
In "Doublc-Hcader" Scheduled
For Tomorrow.

A special to the DAILY Press from
IT'S williamsburg correspondent says
that great deal of interest is being
manifested by the williamsburg base.
ball enthusiasts I'M the 'double.
header" which Will BIO played be.
tween tho nine of that city and tho
Shiphuilders at tho Casino park to.
morrow. and that Il large crowd OF
fans will accompany the visiting
team to this city.
The Williamsburg team, according
to the dispatch, is one OF the strong.
est that has ever represented that
place and 1t expects to land at lea {
one of the games tomorrow. The first
match will be called at 1880 a. M,
anu the second at 3 u. nj.
Following viii be the batting or.
Z der OF the opposing teams:
q Williamsburg: Wynkoo %.
Wolfe. SIS; Longnecker, c; Marable,
NJ; Joynes, 3b; Spencer, CT; Driver.
II; q. Marable Id; Savage D; Hyn.
SON.. p.
Newport News John O'Hara. IN.
f Sturdeyant, 3b; Maloney, If: pat
y, sHara, c; Foley. IF; Earnest. SIS !:
humphrey, 1b; Beckes Of; Gaylord,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-29

by Ills opponent for the Democratic
for the State Senate, Mr..
c. Aylett Ashby, In a speech at the
same place last Friday night d week
ago. The meeting was preceded by. a
torchlight parade by the band of the
North End volunteer fire company.
After introducing himself to his
audience, Senator Holt gave a brief
but thorough history of his record in
the Senate during the past two
years and then projected 20 answer
one by one the attacks of his oppo.
nent. The speaker paid tribute to
Mr.. Ashby, declaring that he knew he
would not knowingly make any UNI
just statement concerning any man.
In reply to Mr. Ashby's statement
that he favored corporations, Senator
Holt said that there was no reason
why he should as he was neither a
stakeholder nor otherwise connected
with any corporation. He said that
he favored putting public utility cor
porations under the supervision of
tho State Corporation Commission to
bring 1t about. The replies to other
of his opponents attacks were virtu-
ally the same as Mr.. Holt made in
his speech to the voters of the Third
ward last week.
In conclusion his address, ETAOi
In concluding his address, the Sen
ator declared that he was very con-
fidont Of his reelection, and that he
expected to poll large majority of
the votes In Newport News.