Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-22

Sonora where they are doing great
deal of railroad construction work. He
has now been assigned to duty in No
gales. which will be headquarters for
construction of a line southeasterly to
! the Nacosari company. He left for
Nogales last night.
TRIBOlET-M URPHY Charles
Tribolet and Miss Irene Murphy of
Dubuque. la. We're married in the ca
thedral at Dubuque last Tuesday
morning and Immediately left on a
wedding tour throughout the east. At
the close of il they will return to
Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Tribo-
let, who are returning from visit to
Switzerland. arrived in Dubuque in
/ time for the ceremony The bride is
said to be a most charming girl and
| has been n teacher in the schools OF
| Dubuque.
A JUNIOR GAME-A ball game be-
( tween the Phoenix Juniors and the
Maricopa Juniors will be played at the
I Polk street grounds this morning at
, 3 o'clock and Stanley Porter will hold
the Indicator. Louie Martinez is the
Ol lilt lpIIltE anu ION ~ 1pil-
nell Of the latter team. The lineup
will be: Phoenix-Soto. catcher;
Martinez, pitcher; Turner first; Kane.
second: McNally. third; Magoffin.
short: Castel. right: Osborn, center;
Coyle. left: Maricopas, Creager, catch
er: O'Connell. pitcher; Standard, first;
Griffith, second; Sunderland. third;
Ed O'Connell. short; ellison. right;
Bauevie. left: Kerr, center.
ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC
The Arizona school of music will open
its seasons work on Monday and al
ready there has been an unusually good
registration Of students. All the mem
bers of the faculty have arrived and
are ready for work with the exception
of Miss Trump. assistant pianist. who
il expected this morning. The school
building is well equipped and facili-
ties and conditions are much more per-
feet than ever before for a successful
school year. ]. Homer Grunn. pianist.
and Frank Lloyd Stuchal. violinist.
both of the school faculty. will appear
in recital early in October.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Opposite postoffice. There will be
wv illt SCI ltt1 at AAlf ttAAA&A
dist church tomorrow as follows:
Preaching at IL am. and I:30 pm. by
Harold Goyette. Theme for the morn
ing hour, Grace" for the evening,
Persecution" At the morning hour
besides music h. the large chorus, Mr..
Harry Madden will render a solo. At
the evening hour there will be special
music by the chorus and "a solo by Mr..
orr. The Sunday school will be at
9:45 am. The Epworth League devo-
tional service will be at $50; subject,
The Word of God Perverted" Leader.
J. F. Stilwell.
UNLAWFUL QUAIL KILLERS
The quail season opens october 18th.
The authorities have been notified
that parties have been driving out
from town the past two weeks and
killing a few quail. These are evil
IDENTIFY people who are ignorant Of the
law. or who feel that they cannot kill
game after the season opens. Several
new deputies have been appointed by
the game commission. and all sections
where quail are hunted will be closely
watched for the next three weeks. The
fish and game commission has a
standing reward of five dollars for in
formation that leads to conviction of
parties killing quail out of season.
A BEGGING HOBO-George Evans
was before Justice tombstone yester-
day on the charge of vagrancy or
more specifically on the charge OF
holding a lady up on the street for
money with which to purchase beer.
Evans could offer nothing in eXtenua-
ton of his offense and the court gave
him ten days and lecture. He told
him that if he repeated the offense he
would get six months and shamed
him: a strong, able bodied man, for
begging when here was work for all.
Salvador Garcelon was before the
court on the charge OF going out and
women who happened to be
sleeping out of doors. He was sent to
Jail for twenty days.
THE SILVER SPOON BUSINESS
Elsewhere in this issue of The Repub- |
lican is an advertisement of silver
spoons which this paper is giving
away II is not to be construed that
The Republican has gone into the mer-
camille business in competition with |
its advertisers. but it has fallen into |
a custom much in vogue with the |
leading papers for the purpose of in |
viting familiarity. The Los Angeles |
Examiner, for instance, is giving away |
everything transferable from Morris |
chairs 10 town lots and the Los An |
geles Times is disposing in the same |
manner of free scholarships, bank ac- |
and whatever else is necessary
to attract the reluctant reader to the |
Times. The Republican has made an |
with a large Chicago firm !
for the handling in this region of its |
spoons and is handling in such large |
quantities that by this means an ex-
cellent article is brought within the |
reach of many who could not other |
wise afford this luxury.
BIRTHDAY ANNivERSARY-This |
Is the seventy-second birthday ami /
versary of one of The Republicans |
star subscribers. Mrs. Eliza A. Ed
wards, who resides on Buchanan |
street and whose income is derived |
from the business of telling fortunes.
Year after year she has been putting
poor misguided humans wise to what /
to 10. ., |