Arizona republican., 1910-09-25
POSTPONED ONE wEEk.-on


 count of the continued warm weather
 Miss Ellis will not open her garden
 school and kindergarten until Monday,
 october 3.
 LATTER DAY SAlNTS.-Elder Will
 $. Fender will speak in Spanish in the Plaza at II a. m. Elder John F.. Van | derwood will speak in English at l
 D. m. in the plaza. Sabbath school in
 hall over Doris grocery, corner
 First and Washington street, at 2:15
 p. m Social service in the hall at
 3:2O D. m.
 ITS A BIG eoY-F B. Tayltor is | the happiest man in town. Mrs. Fay | Tor yesterday presented him with bouncing eleven-pound boy. The boy | says that the Taylor residence at 6l5 North Second street suits him for home and that he has decided to make it his permanent abiding place. Moth
 CT and child are doing nicely.
 FINE PEACHES.-A Berkenkamp of Tempe yesterday sent to the Phoe nix board of trade a basket of as fine peaches as any reasonable person would care, to look at. They run in weight from eight to eleven ounces, are round like an orange and as large as the average orange. They appear to be of the salway variety. How they taste can only be guessed at for they are so fine for exhibition purposes Secretary Welch does not care to waste any of them by biting into them. TANNER CHAPEL, A. M. E. ! CHURCH, corner Second and Jeffer- son streets. Rev. H. Franklin Bray. | pastor. Phone Overland 2S60. Sunday ] services: 10 a. m, Sabbath school. | Miss Ardmore Lewis superintendent. | II a m, preaching by pastor. subject: | Legitimate and Profitable Ambition" F m. class meeting. 7:SO p. m, preaching by pastor. subject. The | Abiding COmpanionship." All are cor dially invited to each of these serv- ices. sour ERIN MET DIST CHURCH.-Services today as follows: Preaching. II a. m. and 8 D. m. by the pastor Rev. C. R. Gray. Subject of morning sermon: ''The Fruits of the | Spirit" This is the second in the series of three sermons being preached on the general theme: The Ministry of the Spirit" At the morning service Miss Thiers will sing. Subject of even ing sermon: ''Satan's Darts and How to Meet Them" Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Epworth League, D. ma Vel ! come to all.
 WHERE IS WILLIAM B. COOMBS. | An inquiry from John NJ. Gould of Portland. Me. concerning one William l R. Coombs was received at the office l of the board of supervisors. It IS | stated that Coombs, a native of New Brunswick, a former sailor and fisher l man. left Portland for the west in 1904 At that time he and his wife | were keeping a sailors boarding house ]
 in Portland and were doing very well. 1 He was not heard from for a long | time and then he was on the county | farm at Los Angeles. Soon after this |
 information was received his wife | died MT. Gould expects to hear that ! he is living or has died in some chari- table institution.
 FIRST BAPTIST SERVIcES.-Rev e. J. Banks. formerly pastor of the | Second Baptist church, Toledo. Ohio, | and more recently of California. will | preach at the First Baptist church | Sunday both morning and evening. II | a. m and 730 D. m. His topics will | be "A beautiful grace and its fruits and "A real soul tragedy"
 The services of the day and week as follows: Bible school, 9:45 a. m. w. IG. Tolleson, superintendent An or chestra leading the music. B. Y. P. U., | I6:3O D m. w. B. Getsinger. leader Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday, '7:3O D. m All services are held at the church, corner Monroe and North | Third avenue A very special invita- ton to all strangers in the city.
 BLUE RIBBON PRODUcE.-Ernest Hall, proprietor of the Blue Ribbon ranch, yesterday livened up the office front of Dick Erdmans with display of peanuts attached to the vines which are still green, three varieties of cantaloupes and three varieties of casabas MT Hall is fast becoming an expert agriculturist. He raises all the things he knows he can raise to a profit. experiments with others and is willing to try anything once and then again if there is any promise of success. Hie peanuts look fine to the i unskiIled observer and his melons have already been pronounced fine. Lastly Mir Hall does not keep his light under a bushel but when he has something worth while he puts 1t on exhibition wher others may see 1t
 FOOLED HIMSELF.-In the recent teachers examination there was one applicant from Cochise county who passed with a very creditable record and showed to the territorial board of examiners that he knew one thing that a iOt of people never learn. That one thing is that he knows when ae don't know He had given very good answers until he came to one Of the problems in algebra. Evidently he had paused and considered it with great deliberation. Finally he seized his non and instead of making a guess |