Arizona republican., 1910-05-29
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| terday.
PRESCOTT vlsiToRs-C. 7. Joslin,
manager of the Arizona Mines Supply
company. George T. Tisdale of the
bridge and building department Of the
Santa Re, and John NJ. Ross. district
attorney at Prescott, are all registered
at the Ford.
VALUABLE MULE is SHOT-A
mule belonging to the Valley Lumber
company and valued at $3.50 sustained
a fracture of one of its legs yesterday
! when another mule kicked it and the
police were asked TO put the animal
out of its misery. rifle ball did the
job.
ExcURSiONiSTS seventy
five people of Phoenix have taken ad-
vantage of the excursion rates TO
Prescott and Iron Springs and will
leave today for those points. Some Of
them will stop off at Iron Springs TO
see that their cottages are in order
for the opening of the season.
FIRE IN A SHED-The fire depart
ment was given a run yesterday after
noon in response to- an alarm from box
IA. for a fire in shed at the rear Of
No. $50 North Fourth street. AS the
house is unoccupied there is some mys
terry as to just how the fire started
but it is believed that children playing
in the shed were responsible. The shed
belonged to |. E. Thayer, who. with his
wife. is spending the summer at the
old family home in Lima, Ohio.
WHERE is GEORGE BLAkE-A
letter has been received by The Re-
publican from Mrs. ]. II. Bal Ike, No. 1I16
East Twelfth street, Los Angeles, Cal.
asking for information regarding the
where abouts Of her son, George Blake,
who left Phoenix April 20. starting for
Globe, and has not been since heard
from. His mother is i'll and wishes
to hear from her boy. ANY information
regarding the young man will be CRATE
fully received by Mrs. Blake.
ANNUAL ExODUS-While it is
little early yet for the people of the
valley to start for the coast and other
cool places. still the hot weather of
the past few days has made the out
going trains look like the beginning of
summer. The through service on the
Santa F'e will be put in operation June
Is with all new equipment. electric
fans and electric lights in the daily
Pullman trains. The service on the
Southern Pacific begins June 1.
A BUSY oFFIciAL-Acting Gov
ing from Tucson where he met United
States Attorney Morrison who has
been overwhelmed with an extraor-
dinarilv heavy federal criminal docket
which has just been disposed of. He
has nov, been called to Globe where
he has sixty cases. He is DESTROYS of
getting through with them as soon az
possible in order that he may come
here and take up the matter of the
Woodson train robbers
JAILER PERRIN oBJECTs-Jailer
Perrin of the city Jail objects to the
statement in The Republican yester-
day that he lost the nail off his big
toe in an encounter with bicycle
rack. He says he had arrested a man
and was piling him into a wagon and
in some manner the man fell from the
wagon. In attempting to save his
prisoner from injury he grabbed at
him and the prisoners heel came in
contact with his toe, inflicting the in
jury. All this happened so quickly aft
er the jailer had his alteration with
the bicycle rack that it was but ma
tural to believe Mr.. Perrin received
his iniII at that time
BAPTIST SERVicES-First Baptist
church. corner Third avenue and Mon
roe street Preaching by the pastor
Rev. Orville Coats. at IL a. m. Sub
ject. Some Great Lessons From
Memorial Day" Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Barca class for young men
Philathea classes for young women
Adult classes for both men and women.
Strangers and visitors are invited to
enjoy the Bible study hour. Baptist
Young Peoples union at D. m Mr.
Eugene w Chaffin of Chicago, late
presidential candidate of the prohibit
ton party. will speak at %. m. Mr.
Chaffin will bring to his audience
trained powers and full information
upon a subject of vital importance A
general invitation is extended to the
public. Sunday school teachers meet
ing Wednesday y. m. Mid-week
prayer and praise service Wednesday
at o'clock.
FIRST METHODIST SERVICES
In the morning the pulpit win be oc-
cupied by Hon. Eugene w Chafin of
Chicago, one of the most eloquent
speakers in the country who will be
well worthy of a large hearing by the
people of the city. At night the pastor
Rev. Robert S. Fisher will preach the
baecalaureate sermon to the high
school on the topic Common Sol
diers OF the Common Good" There
will be excellent music at both ser
vices. Strangers as well as residents
of the city are always welcome h.ee.
Those wishing to find seats az the
evening hour will need TO come early
as there will be considerable reserva-
tons for the graduates and faculty
The Sunday school and young peoples
societies will meet at the usual hours
The church is at the corner of Second