Arizona republican., 1908-10-03

| the observance of the Lords supper.
 Theme: Right living as a fine art" 6:3O C. E. Prayer meeting, 7:3O ser
 mon subject. Behold Your King" Wednesday evening 7:30 Prayer meet ing 8 D. m. teacher training class
 meets. Anyone who desires a fuller knowledge of the bible is invited to join this class.
 WlcKENBURG VlSlTOR.-A. O. Knox. general manager of the Octave mine is in the city for the purpose of buying materials for the construction of the big power plant to be built at Wickenburg by the Octave interests, to supply that and other camps as well as the town of Wickenburg. with cleo tric power.
 CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATE -
 W. T. F. Donald was yesterday ap-
 pointed a dele gate to the Trans Mis-
 sissippi congress by the acting gov
 ernor. the congress meeting in San
 Francisco, October to 10 inclusive
 After it adjourns MT. Donald will con
 tinue his journey to Corning, Cal.
 where he had intended to go anyhow
 on a business trip. Other pcCpi" around here are trying so hard tO 70
 to congress he thought he wonId show them how easy it is. He expects to
 leave this evening.
 JACK ADAMS HOME.-Jack Adams returned home yesterday morning after an absence of about five weeks, spent in visiting relatives in Detroit Mich. He said nothing startling happened to him and as he cannot tell a lie he had no special story to tell. He remarked though that in all the straw votes he saw in the theaters and on the rail- road trains, Taft was a heavy winner. He also said he did not see q drop of rain all the time he was in Detroit. which was rather an unusual thing for that country.
 HE cAsHEO HIM lN- Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams yesterday morning returned from a chase through the hills about Mcdowell after one Ra- mon Pallanes who had been charged with dcsecrating a school house in that neighborhood by strewing the floor with jelly and honey to spite a party O. dancers on the night of Sep tembcr 16. the day of Mexican inde- pendence. Though the officer returned alone he learned that his trip had not been in vain for Pallanes had come in the day before and had given himself up. On going to McDowell the officer had called at the place where Pallanes had been working but-On his arrival he learned that his man had left sud- denly having learned that he was in the neighborhood. Mir. Adams follow ed him twenty-five miles in an irreg- ular circle back to the point of start ing where he learned that Pallanes had borrowed a horse saving that he Was going to Phoenix. Pallanes de- nies any knowledge of the offense. Hc says the charges. against him is spite work. He was released on bond
 SUNDAYS BASEBALL CAME Al Galpin announces that he will have an all American team on the diamond Sunday with which he hopes to defeat the MarOons. Williams and Morris will be the battery for the Americans, while Delgado and Gri- jalva will work in the box for the nine managed by Herzberg. Thomas of the Prescott Grays, who arrived in the city a few days ago, will be in the lineup of the Galpin outfit. being positioned at second base. Herzberg hearing of this loading up with inn ports has avowed his intention of also having some new ones on his list Sunday. They will probably be the pick of the Indians of the valley. Taking it all the way through the teams will be pretty closely matched. A good crowd is expected to wit ness the game. as Williams will be in fine form, and has recently showed his class by defeating Globe and Douglas, two of the fastest hines in the territory.
 THE PARK SHOW-The perform ance at Eastlake park last night of "A Family Affair" by the Reynolds company was a success. The bill is full of humorous situations and was presented in good shape. being en- Enthusiastically received by the au- dience. Many novel and entertaining made by Mir. Reynolds found great favor with the audience. He an- nounced that the company was not exactly stranded, but it was, to put it mildly, 'in need of the money" | It also thrilled with appreciation of '. what had been done in behalf of the , company by numerous of it's friends. | After the performance dancing was engagad ip until a late hour, the cars , being held to accommodate the danc- ! CTS. Tonight there will be another l perform ance Of the same piece fol- lowed bv a dance and it is expected there will be a large audience pres | eLt Seats may be reserved at Bears drug store. the popular admission 1 TIlces prevailing. Sunday morning the CoTpany will leave for Wicken- l b'.r:..