Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
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office viii De- open today from $3.50
a M until noon. about twice as long
rs usual on Snnda.. for the delivery
of the unusuaH. heavy mail at this
season.
GONE TO LOS ANGELES.-Phil-
/ ip Wiseman. manager of the Ray mine
( was i'm the city for a few hours yes
1 terday en- route to Los Angeles. Ia
I spend the holidays with his family.
( and attend To some business matters.
FUNERAL OF COSTELLO The
I funeral % Wrn. Costello will be held
( today from TIE parlors of Mohn and
I Driscoll at 10 a. M. and the remains
will be inferred in the Catholic GEM
etery The deceased was a mmber of
! the Eagles order.
AN ARKANSAS ViSIToR.-Mrs.
Daniel Wylds OF Forest City Ark.
mother 81 Mrs. W. p. Dowell. has ar
. rived here to spend the winter with
Mr. Dowel and family. She is infat-
uated with the country already and
1 thinks this is about the finest holiday
weather to he had anywhere.
CHRISTMAS FROlIC.-The chill
/ dren Of Miss Ellis Kindergarten and
! primary class will have their annual
Christmas frolic and good time with
Santa Claus on Tuesday afternoon at
4.3O sharp in Melczer's hall, Adams
St. between First and Second Aven-
ues. Friends are cordially invited
WILL STAY LONGER.-Mr and
Mrs. James oates OF Cincinnati Ark,
are here visiting the family of ]. +.
Spence who : = brother Of. Mrs.
Oates They were here for a short
time last winter but went on to Cali
fornia for the rest of the season. The
comparison was in favor of Phoenix
and the- expect To remain this time
until next April or May.
FIRST M. e. CHURCH. - The pas
tor win preach a Christmas sermon
morning and night. toda.. The choir
viii render an anthem. shout the
Glad Tidings". Mrs Tafel will sing
a solo entitled The Heavenly Song,
and Mr.. Mathison will also sing a solo
Just for Today" At night the mu-
sic Of the morning viii be repeated
with the addition % selection by
the Ladies' Quartette. Sunday school
at 9:45. Junior League o'clock. Ep
worth League AZ $50.
HE DIED ALONE-Magnus Magu-
son. tailor. died Yesterday morning
in a tent at 1853! West jefferson St
Acting Coroner Johnston was notified
and in inquest was held at which it
was disclosed that the cause of death
was consumption. Maguson sas eat
ing breakfast when ne was overtaken.
He was thrty-two years of age and
leaves wife in Kansas CITY. He
had been in the city about six weeks
No arrangements have been made yet
for the disposition of the body.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENLIST. - Postoffice building. en-
trance on Monroe street Service at
II a IN. Subject Of lesson sermon.
Christ Jesus" Sunday school at
9:45- Wednesday evening meeting at
30. Reading rooms maintained in
connection with this church will be
found ~ the same address and are
open to the public. All authorized
literature on Christian Science may
here be read or purchased if so desir-
ed. All visitors are made welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Cor-
ner Third Avenue and Monroe street.
Pastor ReV. Orville Coats. residence
West Adams street. corner 22nd Ave.
Preaching at u a m. and 40 .. m.
Morning subject Following the Star"
Evening subject The JOY Of saliva
ton" Sundav school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Union at 3 =. m. Baptist Young
Peoples Union at $50 y. m. Subject
\ Christmas Song Leader. Miss Lu-
cretia Elliott. Mr.. c. W. Forman Of
the Moody Bible Institute Of Chicago.
will have direction of the chorus and
will sing. Strangers made welcome.
A MURDER IN EMBRYO.-Word
was brought to Acting Coroner john
stone yesterday morning that the
body Of a child had been found in the
vacant block north east of the high
school building by city employees en-
gagged in cleaning up the property
The body was wrapped in an old red
skirt. Before suInmoning a jury the
acting coroner requested Dr. Beau
champ to inspect the remains. He re-
ported later that the find was the
skeleton OF d fOetus Of about five
months. The officers have since been
investigating. and have already OBJ
tanned a clue as TO those responsible /
for the presence Of the thing there.
TlVoll LICENSE REVOKED-The
Board Of Supervisors Yesterday morn !
ing revoked the saloon license Of J. II
w. Jensen. proprietor Of the Tivoli /
Garden after a hearing which was |
allowed to go over. while in other
cases they were made immediately |
following the hearing. there was a /
supposition that the discretion of the I
board might be exercised in favor of |
Mr.. Jensen. Though there were
charges of violating the law in three |
particulars. maintaining a disorderly |
place: permitting women to loiter 4
about the saloon and selling liquor to |
only the latter charge is men /
toned in the order of revocation. No |
tice was served last night and the /
sale Of liquor was stopped.