Arizona republican., 1910-06-04

TO cHlCAGO-Miss Fannie Collins left last night for visit in Chicago.
 A LINEN SHOWER-Friends of Miss Mamie Cullen last night rendered fher linen shower at 351 North Fourth avenue.
 OFF FOR THE cOAST-Mr. and
 Mrs. F.. M. Bine left Thursday for San Francisco, where they will spend
 the summer.
 HAS NEW JOB-John Kelley has the position at the Ford formerly oc- cupied by Michael Prior who went east yesterday. Kelley came here from Los Angeles where he was em- ployed at the Stag
 CHANGE OF TIME-As is noted | elsewhere in The Republican, services ] at Trinity church are to be held at 10 l o'clock for the balance of the summer. instead of II o'clock, as has been the 1 custom.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will ! be held tomorrow, Second Sunday aft | ter Trinity in Trinity church, South | Second avenue. the Rev. Bertrand R. | Cocks. curate, as follows: Holy com munion and sermon at 10 o'clock. GOING AWAY-Miss Gladys Miller and Miss Norma Beauhall will leave today over the Santa Fe. Miss Miller goes to St Louis and Miss Beauhall to Racine. Wis, and then to Cleve- land, o. They will be away most of the summer
 MINING MAN HERE-George H. Mitchell, general manager of the Clara Consolidated mine at Swansea, stop ped off for an hour or so yesterday between trains. Accompanied by an engineer he visited the property. He left over the Southern Pacific last night.
 ADVENTIST SERVICES - This morning at II o'clock Elder J. E. Bond of Globe is to speak at the church. corner Third street and Pierce, on the Brill line. Sabbath school at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting at s D. m.. Wednesday. There has been good attendance at all meetings of late. The public is always welcome.
 A BUILDING BOOM - osborn school district is growing. Not in area but in number of new houses. Mrs. Bone is erecting two new five-room cottages with all modern conYeniences near the home of her father, T. Bone. Professor JantZen of the grammar schools but who will be principal of the Osborn school next year has bought lot adjoining the Earnhart place and will erect a handsome cot tage.
 MlsUNDERsTooD-In yesterdays issue an interview was printed with C. F. Egan, a commercial man, who stated. among other things that partly through the efforts of A R. Cater, general agent of the Southern Pacific here, reduction in freight rates had been secured between Omaha and Phoenix. Mir. Cater says that Mir Egan must have misunderstood him, for no reduction has been made in the rates and none is contemplated.
 NEW GAME coMMISSIoNER-V. V. Merino of Flagstaff has qualified as a member of the fish and game commission to fill the place to which John G. Vercamp was appointed some time ago by Governor Sloan. Mir Vercamp declined to assume the duties and the place has been left vacant for a while, but now that the hunting and fishing season is coming on t became necessary to have a commissioner in the northern field and MT. Merino has consented to serve
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER VlCES-SerYices at the Presbyterian church tomorrow as follows: Sab bath school 9:5 a. m. Mir. John Miller superintendent Communion service with short appropriate ad- dress by the pastor at II a. m. in- stead of the regular preaching service. Offertory solo Shepherd of the Fold" by Bernard sung by Miss Marguerite Weber Young Peoples meeting ' p. m. Preaching service 8 D. m. Ser mon by the pastor Rev Campbell. Theme "Christ's testimony to the Bible" All are cordially invited to these services.
 STILL IN THE AIR-The Christen- sen Rocker match is still unsigned Rocker wired yesterday that he had sent Tor the money to make up the purse and that HoiGron. his manager, was on the way tc Phoenix to sign up the articles. Delzell, Christensen's manager, wired back that he and Christensen would have nothing to do with HOldron and would deal only with Rocker. They seem to be some what suspicious of the Alaska Giants manager Jack Retzer is looking for an opponent in the light weight class to go on as a preliminary to the Christensen- -Jeffries match next Tues day. RetzIer weighs 12f> He will wrestle anyone between 115 and I25 pounds. Any young man twenty one years of age, who meets the condi- tions and is anxious to meet Retzer should communicate with Manager Delzell
 THE JANTZEN CASE-The school trustees yesterday investigated the charges made against Professor Jant- zen, principal of the Central school and decided that there was no ground