Arizona republican., 1910-11-05

Sunday at II a. m. Subject, The Fire Shall Try Every Mans work of What Sort. It Is"
 SURVEY APPRoVED-Mineral sur vey No. 2794, Northern Star lode min ing claim. situated in the Silver Bell mining district, Pima county, Arizona, and claimed by Alfred $. Donau, Will lard Biggs, R. w. Warren, Albert Steinfeld and T. c. Donau, has been approved by the surveyor general.
 AN INSPECTION TOUR - MT. Rogers of Los Angeles, who year ago sold the county a steam roller of the road" variety, was here yesterday and took Road Superintendent Acuff and Chairman Hoghe of the board of super visors out to see the machine in op- eration that he might force the admis- sion from them that they were satis- fled with the investment. The meas ure of his success was no tlearned
 j. c. ADAMS HOME.-Aft1r about two weeks in Los Angeles and San Francisco on business connected with the letting of a contract for the cree
  Adams returned to Phoenix yesterday. A w Ballard, who went to the coast on the same business, has not yet returned. MT. Adams says that noth- ing has yet been definitely decided upon and that no announcement of plans will be made to the public until the directors get together. This will be in two or three days.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Church service at 10: :5O a. m. The pastor willspeak upon "The Christianizing of Arizona" Junior c. E. at 8 D. m. Y. P. $. C. F.. at 6: 90 D. m., Chester Williams leader. Church service at 7:3O D. m. The pastor will speak briefly upon "The History of Missions." Sunday being the big day of the Arizona Christian convention at Tempe, all are urged to attend services there who can. To accommodate those who can not attend there Mir. Phillips will speak at the Phoenix chuch.
 FROM THE TROPICAL SON. During the present month, the quar- tet choir of Trinity church, under the direction of Mrs. Deity, will give se- lections from Sir Arthur Sullivan's oratorio of the Prodigal Son. Last month the offertory selections were from Molique's Oratorio of Abraham. Beginning tomorrow the selections from the Prodigal Son will include two solos, a chorus and a chorus with solo. the first selection being the so- prano aria, "Oh, That Thou Hadst Hearkened," sung by Mrs. Leecraft.
 BISHOP ATWooD-Rev. J. W. Atwood, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, and bishop-el of Arizona, is expected to arrive from the east at 9:05 this morning via Santa Fe. Arrangements have been made to re- ceive MT Atwood by the entire vestry of the church, acting as a committee of the whole. This even ing at the parish house of the church on South Second avenue opposite the courthouse, a welcome home will be extended the popular rector by the people of his parish, and friends throughout the city
 TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH-Corner Second and Jeffer- son Sts., Rev. H. Franklin Bray, pas tor. 113 South Second St. Both phones. Sunday services: 9:45, Sabbath school, Miss ArdmOre Lewis, superintendent. II. preaching, subject "Our Monument" The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at this service. F m., Sunday morning class. 6:3O, Allen Christian Endeavor league, Mrs. May nard Wilson president. 7:3O, preaching, subject "The Signs of a Brighter Flu ture for the American Negro" The communion will be continued at this service for the benefit of those unable to be present in the morning.
 ROOMS WANTED-More rooms are wanted for fair week visitors. The Board of Trade has several hundred listed and more are coming in rapidly, but the attention of PhOenicians gen. orally is again drawn to the fact that there cannot be too many rooms listed The city should do everything possi- ble to accommodate all the visitors who will flock to this place next week. Those who have listed rooms and since rented them, or have promised them for fair week. are requested to immediately notify the Board of Trade that no one may be sent to house to obtain accommodations where there are no accommodations to be had.
 PATRICK-FRAZER WEDDING. - w. H. Patrick and Miss May Price Frazer were married Thursday even ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Dunlap, E. N. Phillips, rec tor of the Christian church, Officiat- ing. Miss Mamie Chappell acted as bridesmaid. Accompanied on the pi- ano by Mrs. Clarence French, Mrs. w. E. Hunter sang 70, Promise Me" just prior to the ceremony. Several friends of the happy couple were present to shower their congratulations. Mrs. Patrick is prominent in church circles and MT. Patrick has extensive inter ests in Phoenix. They will be at home to friends after December 1, at 1911 West Adams street.
 SILVER WEDDING ANTWERP SARY.-One of the most beautiful celebrations of a silver wedding (25 years of welded bliss) occurred in