Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
OF LOCAL
INTEREST
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY-There was

DOUBLE BIRTHDAY-There was a double birthday party last evening
 at S1I South Second avenue in
 honor of the fifteenth and seventeenth anniversaries. respectively. of Miss Barbara Mcdowell, an employe of Gass Bros cafe, and her brother. Syl- vester, Mcdowell. both of whom select ed the 18th of January as the date Of their nativity. 4 jolly time was had by the little gathering present. which included beside the principals, Mary Rogers. Nellie Spitz. Dollie Winters. Mrs. English Lydia Bashum. Mrs Winters. Tom English, pr. Wright. D.
 Donofrio. Mrs. Lily Miller and Jessie McBrier.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. First Baptist church. corner Third avenue and Monroe street. Pastor, Rev. or ViIe Coats. residence 62O North 9th street. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3o ID. m. Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Jun for Union at D. m. Baptist Young Peoples Union 6:S0 m. Subject More Than Conquerers." The vic tory over temptation. Leader. Mir Floyd Langston. At the morning serv- ice the pastor will preach on "The qualifications of a Good Fisherman" In the evening the subject will be classification by Faith" Music by quartette and chorus under direction of Mrs. $. F. Cravens. Song service
 will procede the evening sermon. Strangers and non church goers are cordially invited to all these services.
 K. OF p. INsTALLATIoN-Phoenix
 aIv tage of George Mauk's presence in the city last night to install him in the chair of chancellor commander. an of flee to which he has been aspiring for the last forty years. or at least ever since he heard of it. The other mem bers of the new official roster were in stalled a week before. but George was unable to connect with the office at that time. Following is the full list ! Of officers now installed: George A. Mauk. C. C.: Claude Cisney, V. C.; :. | l.. Easterling. NJ. of w; H. B. Ker- sting. prelate: Geo. Kane. NJ. of E.; ! Wm. Fickas M. of F.; E. NJ. Depew. | K. of R. and &; F. Bettler, NJ. of A; , J. H. Kinney. l. G.; Hans Herlick, ! O. G.
 ] N. E. CHURCH soUTH-Opposite postofice. Preaching morning and night by the pastor. Harold Covette ] Theme for II a. m. "The Three 1 Crosses" for 7:SO D. m, "The Fate of l the sinner and Ungodiy." At the morning hour Prof Francis Hughes will sing "The Penitent," by Van de | Water. and the chorus will render an anthem. Behold the Days Come 1 CWoodward). At the evening hour l there will be a duet by Prof. Hughes and Mrs. Dameron. "The Lord Is My
 Light CBucIl). and at the same hour there will be an anthem by the chorus, ! "The King of Love My Shepherd Is" i CShelley). The Sunday school will be at 9:45 a. m., pr. H. A. Hughes, su- perintendent. Junior League at 3 D. m. Miss Alice Irvine superintendent. Senior League at 6:3O p. m. First quarterly conference Monday night at 7:3O. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 NEW YORK VISIToR.-M. J. Fay Tor of New York arrived here Thursday for visit of two or three days. while en route to California. MT. Taylor is
 a manufacturer of feathers; that is, one who taxes the raw IedlueIS anu finishes them and manufactures from them the feather goods for the market. He is the man who handles the product of the Arizona ostrich farm and is a personal friend of Messrs. Clark and Peckrell, who have met him in New
 York on the occasions of their visits. He desired to improve this opportunity of taking a look ct the original 'os-
 trich orchard" where his feather crop is grown. He also has quite personal interest in ostrich raising as he owns the ostrich farm at Jacksonville, Flor
 ida. which however is maintained as a
 show pen rather than for its feather crop Yesterday was spent in driving through the valley to the farms of the Arizona ostrich company and viewing
 those big poultry pens. It rained on him of course. which was rather a Imean thing to do in a land of perpetual sunshine. but. being a New Yorker, he
 did not mind it much.