Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FUNERAL OF CLYDE E. MCON- | NElL.-The funeral of Clyde E. Me Connell will be hgld this afternoon at | 9 o'clock in the parlors of Mohn x Driscol. Rev. Campbell will officiate. | SMART SET CLUB.-The Smart Set Dancing Club Hiu begin its series of novelty dances. starting this next Wednesday evening at Melczer's hall with a ridiculous dance. The dances of this club have been well attended and the managers promise an evening well spent Massie and Oakes, piano and trap drum. the popular dispensers
 of dance music. will furnish the music.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
 The First Church of Christ Scientist,
 announces Q lecture on Christian
 science by Bicknell Young of Chicago.
 The lecture will be in the auditorium
 of the Arizona School of Music Friday
 evening. Februar.- at o'clock. MT.
 Young is a member of the Christian
 Science bOad of lectureship of the First
 Church Of Christ Scientist, of Boston.
 A CHICAGO WRITER.-NIrs Lucia M. Harvey of Chicago arrived here
 yesterday and expects to spend some
 time in Phoenix and vicinity. She is a
 writer of wide experience and large
 newspaper connection and has also
 been affiliated prominently in the pro-
 motion Of various large industrial en-
 terprises, notably an irrigation project
 in New Mexico.
 DENIES THE REPORT.-A story
 which was promulgated locally, which
 has gained great publicity. has been
 been published in Arizona papers gen.
 erallv and in Los Angeles dailies. is now said 10 have been the pipe dream of an afternoon reporter. IL was the statement that c. II. Malloy, q well known consulting engineer for mining companies, had received a telegram
 from C. F.. Finney that he had raised $1 .200. GOO in Boston to build a shelter on the LOndon-Arizona property. Mir. Malloy was out of the city at the time, and on his return was much astonished that such a report had got into print. At first he intended to pay no atten- tion 10 it. but as the thing began to grow into such proportions as to be embarrassing, yesterday in a conver- satiOn with a Republican reporter he too occasion 10 den,- that he lad re- ceived such d telegram or ever given such a Story to the newspapers. As no one asked 1im about it he does not know upon M-hat authority il was printed. It is understood that the Lon dOn-Arizona is planning to erect a shelter at some future date. but so far i nothing has been definitely stated rel | ative to its immediate cOnsummation. ]
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE All who are interested in the sub i ject of Christian science are invited to | attend the lecture at the Arizona | School of Music Friday evening. Feb. | 7th. II is the custom of all Christian 1 Science churches to give d lecture at ] least once .-ear to present the true ! principles oc Christian science to the | public. The lecturer on this accession | is MT BiCknell Young of Chicago. III. ! Mr. Young is a graduate of the Ma | tional Training School of Music of | London. England. and was a we'll i known baritone singer a teacher of l singing and a lecturer upon subjects | relating to music. He was healed in | 1890 oc serious physical diseases by ! Christian science and for the lastl twelve -ears has been associated with | it's .ch-rch --ork
 THE HIGH SCHOOL WINs-The defeat of the Tempe Normal team yesterday afternoon at EaStlake park was somewhat unexpected. though it was known that the high school nine was in good form and had been play ing very good ball for the past two weeks. The score of yesterdays con test was to and the game was d very rice exhibition. not marred by many errors. though one fatal huff )Y the Tempe center fielder started he ball rolling which gave the game 70 the locals. Tempe Normals started 'ff !r the earl.- stages of the encnun- CT with their three runs and it looked ike an easy r.de to victory. But the nigh school boys kept whiting down he margin score by score. till the seventh when the combat was a tie ] The winning run came in the .ast half ! 'i the ninth with two men out The unified fl-. t"o stolen bases and nit resulted in the turning of the tide n favor of the high school Frank Hurley pitched a good game for the home team and Millett officiated in
 ~ ''' ''iI p'r blil tilc idSl or the lnth when Prof. Aver was substituted. ie was formerly considered the fastest pitcher in Arizona but did not. slow lis usual control and speed yesterday. Though the high school boys landed on lis offerings the battle would have 'one ten innings but for the error in he field. The game was witnessed by ' very good sized crowd which filled he grandStand and part of the bleach ITS. The high school contingent were cry jubilant over the somewhat spec acular windup of what promised in he beginning to be defeat