Arizona republican., 1910-04-10

1 cent association election.
 COMMISSION CLERK Harry B. 1 Hankinson, formerly a stenographer in
 the general offices of the NJ. &, P. rail
 road here, has been appointed to the
 position of clerk of the railway com
 mission.
 DAKOTA VISITORS-Mr and Mrs
 H Keats of Spearfish. Dakota. are here visiting H. Leppla, q brother of Mrs Keats They are well pleased with the country and eXepct to return again next fall when Mir. Keats will probably make some investments. Mir Keats is president of the American National bank of Spearfish.
 ANNUAL CoNVENTioN--The an nual convention of the Episcopal church for the territory of Arizona will be held at Risboe next Wednes- day and Thursday. The delegates from Phoenix are the Rev. J. W. At wood. the Rev Bertram R. Caeks. F. C. Dezendorf. Russell Freeman. N. A.
 Morford and Charles A. Wander Veer
 The opening address will be delivered
 by the Rev Mr Atwood
 LOOKING THINGS OVER-Judge C. S Younger and wife of Celina. ohio
 are in the city for a short stay. en
 route to the coast He likes the val
 ley of course as nearly everybody does
 who sees it and this is not an idle
 statement for he has a proprietary in
 terest in if. He came here about a year ago and bought a ranch and has no reason to regret it on the con trary he rather enjoys having some thing of his own to come here and look at
 kAHRS- -WiORA-Henry Kahrs and
 Miss May NJ Wiora were united in marriage yesterday afternoon by Jus tlCe Johnstone MT. Kahrs has for some time been connected with the Hardwick hotel and if it had not been for that fact he and his bride would perhaps have never met. She was a Chicago girl and arrived in Phoenix stopping at the hotel which is conven- tent to the depot Thus fate took these two hy the hand and brought them together
 ALFONSO IN AGAlN-Alfonso smith was arrested yesterday for the bur glary the night before of Lucas's bar bership on Center street He took razor and about two dollars in nickles and dimes. When he was arrested
 the razor, description of which had been furnished the officers was fou2d in his possession and all the chicken feed except twenty cents which he had expended for a box of strawberries Alfonso has been in trouble and jail before because he was light fingered A REAL MINING ExPERT-Isaac T. Stoddard returned yesterday from his mines at Stoddard camp where Inc has been successfully posing as rea' mining expert. He was Sttired in black satecn shirt. corduroy trousers. kahki leggings and heavy shoes. He presented a most striking appearance and man who wouldn't buy mine of him. on sight. could not be in the market very strong. But all that was when he first got back to town. He spoiled it all in about fifteen minutes by getting a Broadway shine on his brogans
 MARITAL UNREST.-Threc suits for divorce were filed in district court yesterday. The first was hy Reyes PIumridge against Robert Plumridge who were married in June of 1908 It is alleged that the husbands period of desertion dates from the perform ance of the wedding ceremony Della Kendrick sues Daniel KendricIl for di vorce on the ground of failure to sup port. They were married in Phoe nix ten years ago. Suit was brought by Winnie Leah Bibb against James II Blob on the ground of failure to sup port. desertion and general profiigacy. They were married at Memphis. Tenn. in 1892.
 FIRST METHODIST SGRViCES- The pastor. Rev. Robert $. Fisher will preach tomorrow at both the morning and evening services The morning subject will be "Is Sunday the Sab bath. and if so what is our relation and duty towards it?" At night the sermon will he on "Dr 'Jekyll and MT Hyde or The Philosophy of Hypoc- risy" There will he a short prelude on the Roosevelt Pope incident in Rome There will be anthems by the choir and several special numbers in the musical program for the day. This is a peoples church. a strangers home and there is always a cordial welcome for all who come. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a m and the young peoples societies at 615 D. m. The church is at the corner of Second avenue and West Monroe street
 TUCSON viSITORS-James Thom- as Williams Jr. Allan B. Jaynes and J. M OTmsby of Tucson were among the Saturday visitors in Phoenix. Mir. Williams is the editor of the Citizen under the new management which ac 1uired the property short time ago and Mir Javnes is associated with him in the conduct of the paper. It may be truthfully stated that that his Ioric old newsaper seems to be mak- ing notable strides since it's system 1as been so thoroughly impregnated with new blood. all of which looks good for Tucson. as well as the man agement, A, town is judged by the it maintains. fully as much as a man is judged by the com pany he keeps MT. SOrmsby is a well known banker of the southern city md has many friends here who are pleased to meet him on his occasional visits.