Arizona republican., 1910-09-10
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 TELLS THE DIFFERENCES i much confusion results from the differ | ence between the local or city time ana
 the mountain time used by the Santa
 Fe railroad, that a large card has beer 1 placed across the face of the clock iT l the city ticket office reading ."Moun- i tain Time Santa Fe, 90 minutes faster 1 than city time"
 RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE-R R. Seeds, travelling freight agent for
 the Rock Island, and H. l.. Haynes
 travelling freight and passenger agent for the Fl Paso & Southwestern, with | headquarters at Fl Paso, were ir Phoe- | nix yesterday interviewing shippers in 1 the interests of the business of their respective lines.
 ANNEX ADDITION-Rapid prog
 ress is being made by Contractor l.. ! A Amirault upon the Adams Annex addition being built on the south side
 Of that hotel. Yesterday workmen | were busy mailing down the main 1 floor, and the walls are already be- 6lIlillD5 lb liSt. lltit lS hO upubA that the addition will be complete by November l, in ample time for fair week The furniture has already been ordered from Grand Rapids. Mich.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services tomorrow, September 11th. will be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at II o'clock. sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. NJ. Campbell, D.D.; theme, Losing or Saving the Lives" Offertory solo by MT. Hull. Y. P. $. c. E. prayer meet ing, D. m. Evening service. at S o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Offer tory by Mrs. Sargent All are cor dially invited to attend these services. Church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
 WHERE IS ALVORD'S sEAT?-A prospective ball player yesterday wis
 tied the office of Marshal Moore and inquired for Billy" Alvord, who has organized the Jewels" the new Phoe
 nix baseball team. Marshal Moore said he did not know where AlvOrd might be found. Wasn't he recently sworn in as an officer? the man inquired. He was informed that he was. Where is his beat?" asked the visitor Marshal Moore said he didn't know, but direct ed him to Ruddies stand on Washing ton street Such is fame.
 CIRCUS WAR-That the war be- tween the Sells-F1oto circus and the Ringlings, who own Barnum IS Bailey. Ringing Bros. and several other big shows, is still on, is indicated by the actions of the Barnum & Bailey aa vance men in the southern part of the territory. First a Sells Floto cdr Csrle along and billed Tucson, Bisbee, Douglas and one or two other places day or two later a Barnum & Bai ley car came along and did the same thing, but it is now reported that it was only for the purpose of cutting in on Sells-F'l business and that Bar mum & Bailey will appear in no Ari- zona towns except Tucson and PhOe- nix.
 NOT EXACTLY A HIGH PRIEST John z. White, formerly an avowed socialist, but on his arrival in Phoe- nix a few days ago heralded as High Priest of the Peoples Rights" and later called by the more modest title of student" of direct legislation, ad dressed a large crowd last night at the city hall plaza. MT. White was sure that he knew what the people of Ari- zona needed and there was not the slightest doubt in his mind. whatever others might think about it. that the president and congress would have to approve any old constitution that might be sent to them. They couldn't do otherwise and retain the respect of John z. White. So that matter was disposed of. MT. White did not seri- ously reiterate the extraordinary doc Urine propounded by him on his arriv al in the city that the constitutionality of direct legislation would be sustained by the United States supreme court as soon as it got the election returns from New Mexico and Arizona. The New Mexican returns are in but Arizona is yet to be heard from.
 BRANCH BOARD OF TRADE Eugene Stewart, who was in Los An geles with Harry Welch, secretary of the Phoenix board of trade, returned home Thursday and is attending to Mir. Welch's correspondence for a few days until his return. MT. Stewart says Welch is getting the Los Angeles branch of the board started in good shape and believes it will show before the holidays that its establishment was fully justified. Mrs. George w. Cow gill, wife of the former secretary of the board, now deceased. has been se- cured to take charge of the branch Of flee in Los. Angeles, and it is believed she will prove a most competent per son in that position. She is thorough ly dependable, of course, and in addi- tion is entirely familiar with the work of the board here and with Arizona conditions, having been valuable aid to her husband in the work of his later days. She is therefore experienced as well as naturally competent. It is like ly the services of some capable speak CT will be secured for the giving of the frequent free. stereopticon lectures that are proposed in the boards Losi Angeles quarters