Arizona republican., 1910-06-06

place Saturday, June Il at ?. m. Al l members of the above named profes
 sions are invited to be present.
 THE KID THBATER.-The Wig
 wam, better known as the "KiC theater." had a very interesting pro-
 gram last night and promises tonigh
 an entire change. including a wrestling | bout between Guy Baker and Der | Crowley. There is nothing tho grown-ups can do that the kids car
 not at least try to do and Manager
 Clark believes his boys will yet be-
 come notable as local amusement ca terers.
 WHERE HE GOT HIS START Florence J. O'Brien, the Lincoln -Roose-
 welt league candidate for the nomina-
 ton for secretary of state of California,
 was for three years connected with the
 business department of The Republican
 as advertising manager. He left here
 in 1895 and engaged in newspaper
 work at San Diego. He was afterward
 for a short time at Los Angeles, whence he became advertising manager and later business manager of the
 Union. still later, he acquired an in-
 terest in it, but about a year ago he
 bought half interest in a newspaper at Chico, where he now resides.
 THE WooDsoN cAsE.-This was the day set for the preliminary trial of the WOodson brothers for the rob bery of the passengers and crew of and M. X P. train nearly month ago. But Commissioner JOhnstone yester- day received a telegram from United States Attorney Morrison saying that the case of the government against Grant Brothers charged with violat- ing the contract alien labor law on trial at Tucson will not be concluded before tomorrow night. The United States attorney added that he would then be obliged to. go to Globe. He therefore asked for a further con- tinuance of the Woodson case.
 AN IMAGINATIVE HEN-D C. Warren has a very imaginative hen, or it would appear so for some influ- ence has induced her to lay instead of an ordinary egg. a soft shelled dumb bell. In other words it was a double egg without a shell with the two small ends pointing toward each other. and two being connected by the covering membrane as are the two knobs of a dumb bell by the bar gripped by the hand. Mir Warren is not certain whether the hen is trying to establish a new industry or whether she has merely been reading the daily reports of proceedings at Camp Ben Lomond a,,I hac haoov,,a. avnifaI ah ba Jim Jeffries is throwing around the dumb bells.
 EXCHANGED POSITIONS Davis
 Johnson who has been employed in the Phoenix postoffice since May 9. 1908 has been transferred to clerk ship in the Louisville postoffice. He will be succeeded here by Martin H. Dill. an expert clerk in the Louisville pOstoffice who has been transferred to Phoenix and will report for duty June 16. Mir. Johnson first filled the posi- ton here of clerk carrier and later, of clerk. The transfer was made on his own application and he has sold res idence he built on the James tract northeast of town and with his family has left for the east. He went early, his annual vacation in trav- cling Mir. Dill comes from the reg istry division of the Louisville post office and is said to be a very compe- tent and careful man.
 TAB ON TEMPERATURE office Inspector Dutton has just re- turned from a general inspection trip of six days through the mountain country of Gila and Yavapai coun ties, during which he covered 24O miles by stage, blackboard and on horseback. Incidentally he struck the Tonto basin country during the recent hot spell and reports that the temper atures exceeded all former records He made his temperature reports to Postmaster McClintock who has been keeping tab on the southwest during the warm spell and makes the follow ing report of maximum temperatures last Sunday: Pine, in Gila county, lO2. former record 100; Camp Verde, l0s19: Roosevelt, 112; Globe, 116: Tue son, 112; Phoenix, IA; Yuma, 120; Imperial. 122: Laguna Dam. 12S; Needles, 130; Sentinel, 131, and as that Is high enough it will not be necessary to pursue the study further. It seems that a streak of heat ran clear down the territory's spine, along the rim of the Mogollon mountains, hotter rela- 1 lively than anywhere else except along the California desert
 HELP WANTED-As has been announced the publishers of | The Earth, have decided to again give i -o the Salt River valley. the entire is | sue of the August number of that | oural, as they did last year. The | valley people are expected to make use ! )f these columns and fill them up with just the kind of literature they want to have circulated concerning this section, the assembling of manu- scripts to be under the direction of the Phoenix board of trade. A number of to the issue have been secured but not enough of them by my means. The board of trade would ike to have rendered to it contribu- ions on any subject pertaining to the development of the resources of this 'alley and from any person or persons who can write at all. They need not De literary in character so long as they