Arizona republican., 1910-11-24

THE ARIZONA REPUBL WILL CLOSE AT NooN-Berry- hilIs book store will close at noon
 today in observance of the annual
 Thanksgiving day holiday.
 BUYS FORO,--C. O. McMurtry, the
 auctioneer. is now eligible for mem
 bcrship in the Automobile club. A
 Ford twenty" which he. purchased
 from Rudolph X Irwin, the local
 agents for that machine, is his title.
 The auto was delivered yesterday.
 THANKSGIVING MUSIC-The mu-
 sical program for the Thanksgiving service in Trinity church today will be given by the quartet choir under the direction of Mrs. Deity as follows: Or gan voluntary, Chorus in G Minor, Guil- mant; Anthem, quartet, Il Will Mag nifty Thy Works, Oh Lord," Bruce; postlude, Guiraud.
 THANKSGIVING SERVICE. -
 There will be a union Thanksgiving service tlis morning at II o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. The sermon will. be preached by Rev.
 Thomas C. Barcus, the new pastor of the Central Methodist church. A special music program has been ar ranged by Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett, who has charge of the music of the Presbyterian church.
 PEARS WANTED.-Secreta liar ry Welch of the board of trade yes terday received from the Southern Pacific company telegraphic re quest for a new supply of pears for the Arizona exhibit. Any mention of pears naturally suggests Hall Bros. and MT. Welch requested the Halls to pack half box for him. It is presumed that the pears first sent to Chicago were so ripe that they did not keep well.
 MILITARY CoMMISsIoNS.-One of the last acts of Governor Sloan before leaving for Kentucky was to sign two military commissions. One of these commissions makes Captain E. O. C. ord inspector general of the national guard of Arizona with the rank of colonel. The other commis- sions T. E. Pomeroy to act as cap tain of company b, N. c. A, sta toned at Mesa. Captain Pomeroy was elected a few weeks ago.
 PRESENTED WITH TURKEY When City Jailer John Perrin entered the office of Chief of Police Moore yesterday forenoon, he observed a large sack lying on the floor. He was about to see that it was removed when he noticed that the bag was animated. Closer investigation re- vealed a tag bearing Perrin's name Upon opening the bag it was found that q handsome turkey was snug gling in the depths. It will grace the Perrin family table dinner
 TOOLS STOLEN.-Some one seems to be making a business of stealing tools. Within the last four nights four boxes, left at various places about the city, where the own 7rs were employed, have been broken open and the tools taken therefrom. The total value of the tools is consd- erable. A severe hardship is thus worked upon persons who work for their living by some person or per sons unwilling to work at all Car. pentcrs' local No. 1OS9, has taken the matter up and offered a reward Df S25 for the arrest and conviction If the guilty parties.
 INTERESTED IN YULE.-Recent- Iy The Republican published an in -erview with Colonel Edwin O. C. ord the Mexican yule plant. | used in the manufacture of rubber. 1 which he believes can be grown with | profit in Arizona, particularly. upon | the hills of Yavapai county. The | story interested the Santa Fe. Pres | ,ott x Phoenix officials at Prescott, | who wrote to w. S. Goldsworthy. | Phoenix agent for the road, for addi- | -ional information. Yesterday MT ] ioldsworthy procured one branch of | ! plant which Colonel Ord brought rom Mexico and presented to Gov | ernor Sloan. The branch will be sent -o Prescott and the S. F., P & P. l officials will make further investi- ! cations.
 RAiGNED.-Carlos Ruiz and | tduvigen Garcia, who were caught | n the act of burglarizing a couple 'f bicycle and automobile establish nents Tuesday night, were arraigned 'esterday before Justice P. P. Parker md their rights before the law were ,xplained to them. No date was set or their examination for the reason hat the district attorney is busy Or few days with other cases and he court could not learn just when le would be e.at liberty to conduct this examination. One of the boys, for hey are little more than that, one 'eing 20 and the other not a great 1 leaI older, has a rather cloudy record llready. He has served in the re- orm school and otherwise given more ,r less trouble.