Arizona republican., 1910-08-21

Baptist church, corner of Third lave
 nue and Monroe street, preaching
 morning and evening by Rev. F. +
 McCourtney. Music by the mal
 quartette and solo by MT. Prior
 Music at evening service. male guar
 tette. male chorus and solo by Mrs
 Tafel.
 ON THE SEA.-Word has been re-
 ceived from Recorder Frank Thomas
 He sailed from San Francisco Friday
 night for Vancouver and should be at this writing on the sea. It is the first time the judge has ever taken
 an ocean voyage and he is therefor a candidate for sympathy--at least during the first day or so.
 LATTER DAY SAINTS-The Re | organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints vii hold Sunday services as follows: Preaching in the plaza at l D. m. Sabbath school in a hal over Doris, grocery, corner
 of First and Washington street at 2:15 D. m. Social service in the hall
 at 3:20 p. m. Will s. Fender, mis-
 sionary, 1929 F. Adams st.
 A COlONlST.-L. J. Charles of
 Dublin, Ind, writes to Harry Welch
 of the board of trade that he will
 move out here and open up his shop
 September l. He does not state
 what sort of business he is in but he
 wants people to know he is coming
 He also sends a list of names of
 friends of his to whom he requests the secretary to send valley litera- ture.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC oPENING.- Monday, September 19. will mark the opening of the seventh year of the Arizona school of music. over goo students were enrolled in the various departments of study last year, and Mrs. Shirley Christy. the director, is prepared to offer to the public for the coming season the strongest corps of instructors, in the history of the institution.
 MAN IS FOUND DEAD.-BarthO- lemew Gaughan. aged 50 years, who came to the southwest about one year ago afflicted with pulmonary tuberculosis, was found dead yester- day afternoon at West Adams street and Ninteenth avenue, in tent house in which he had been living for some time past. Coroner John stone was notified and visited the scene with a jury. An inquest was held and a verdict rendered by death from natural causes.
 LOST HIS TEAM.-C Tannehill, a we'll known rancher, left his team tied to the hitch rail near the Meth edist church yesterday afternoon while he transacted business down town. When he was ready to start for home he found that his team was The rope with which he had tied them seemed to have been cut with a knife. Tannehill reported his loss to the police. A colt which was with one of the mares comprising the 1 team was also missing.
 DEzENDoRF WEDs.-Friends of Fred C. Dezendorf have learned of | Cal. recently. Few details | have been received and the name of | the bride was not learned. Mir. De zendorf moved to San Francisco re- gently to take charge of the second 1 division of the field service of the general land office. While he was in Phoenix he was chief of the sixth He has still retained his Phoenix home and expected when he 1 eft nere to send his children to school here this winter. His first wife died here over a year ago.
 RUIZ DIScHARGED.-Ma Ruiz, arrested a few days ago for stabbing Tomas Montigo whom he found at 1is house in the company of Mrs. Ruiz. was discharged in Justice court yesterday after a nearing. The arrest of Ruiz recalled he fact that every man who has filled the bloody post of dog catcher n Phoenix for several years has been n jail soon after or during his term If office A Mexican said yesterday hat the fate of dog catchers is an of the displeasure of d certain saint who is charged with he protection of dogs and who. when he fails to protect them, takes out on the dog catcher. Those vho do not believe in saints think hat it is perfectly natural that any nan who would be dog catcher hould get into jail.
 FINE GAME ExPECTED.-The 'hoenix ll-Stars and the Tucson 'rescents meet on the diamond at park this afternoon. Man ger HerZberg of the All Stars has adhered in the shining lights of the iamond wherever he could find hem. The best players of the val y have been caled upon to defend nd uphold the baseball prestige of his part of the world. Morris, the player of the south side, ill come over from Mesa to catch le swift ones for the Phoenix girlers. Delgado and Grijalva will e in the box. Duhnson. who is one r the quickest infielders in Arizona. ill be at third. Other local cele- rites will be members of the home am. Manager Sullinger of Tucson as not furnished anybody with his neup. He intimates that he has tcher of marvellous ability but does Dt supply his name. Sullinger him N