Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST
ME TALENT PRODUCTION.

A HOME TALENT PRODUCTION. -''The Chimes of Normandy" at the Elks' theater tonight should not be missed by those who want to see a few of the handsomest girls in PhOe- nix The show itself is also worth seeing, for the most careful prepara- ton has been made for it.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Evangelist Miss Derrick is preaching nightly, with street meetings at GAS. at Second and Washington streets. On Tuesday evening two young men pro fessed sanctification. The congrega- tions have been greatly benefited and the street meetings are attracting much attention. All are cordially in Vited.
 OFFICERS OF THE LAW VISIT ING PHOENIX-Sheriff Livingston of Yuma and his son and daughter are visiting A. J Moore for a few days and will take in the fair. Sheriff Jack White and his brother from Cochise are having a good time in Phoenix, putting in most of their time at the fair grounds.
 OUT ON BAlL.-John Hartman. the bartender at the Tivoli Garden, against whom an indictment had been found for selling liquor without a license, has been released from jail on bail and is now at liberty to at tend the fair and pursue his way until his case is called in district court next week. His bondsman is Joseph Thalheimer.
 AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITIONS Yesterday afternoon Marshal Moore gave the visiting automobilists per mission to give an exhibition of skill and speed on Washington street, pro- vided they give him sufficient notice to enable him to properly police the street. It is, therefore, very probable that Phoenix will see a gathering of some of the most noted race machines in the United States doing their best and guided by skillful racing men. whose names for the past month have been a bywOrd in the capital city.
 OSTRICH EGG oMELET-The op- portunity of a life time, to taste os- trich egg omelet will be given to the patrons of the Railroad Mission res taurant at the fair grounds today. Fresh ostrich eggs for this purpose have been donated by the Wylie Mo Neill ostrich farm Everybody who buys a regular dinner at the Railroad Mission restaurant today will be serv- ed with a dish of this rare delicacy without charge. The food at the Rail road Mission restaurant is prepared by the ladies. who are celebrated for their extra fine cookery. Go to the Railroad Mission restaurant and get dinner. with the ostrich egg omelet extra.
 A FEATURE OF THE FAlR.-One thing that should not be neglected by those who attend the fair is the Railroad Mission restaurant. One can get as good service there as any where on the fair grounds and the Mission needs the money. It wants at least s200 for the building of brick room 50x36 feet for it's work In order that the money may be raised more quickly friends of the movement are asked to make contri- buttons 50 the restaurant. These may be left in the shape of provisions, fruits and vegetables. These may be left either at the grand stand at the fair grounds or at the E. S. Wakelin Grocer company. The Mis- sion has not been in operation long, but it has already done good work in the southern part Of the city among children who might otherwise have been neglected.
 LOS ANGELES VISIToR-George Scheff, a Los Angeles business man.