Arizona republican., 1910-07-09

ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,
 TO SANTA BARBARA.-Mr. and Mrs. Gus NOll took the new "Phoe- nix out last night for Santa Bar bara.
 VISITING THE sUsURBS.-H. M. Lewis yesterday spent the day in West Phoenix, otherwise known as AvOndale.
 CAVE CREEK POSTMASTER w. T. Linville, postmaster at Cave Creek, came down on the stage yes terday to see a real city again.
 BACK FROM PREscoTT-E. A. Goodrich has returned from Prescott, where he went to help the noun taineers celebrate the Fourth
 GOING TO DENVER.-Mrs J. O. Dunbar will leave today for Denver, where she expects to spend the next three months visiting her two sisters, who live there.
 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING.-' The excavation of the cellar for the new board of trade building at the corner of West Adams street and Second avenue is under way
 LUTHERAN CONGREGATION.- The Lutheran congresation in this city, which has been holding Occa- sional servicVes through the energy of Rev J. G. F. Harders of Globes will hold a service tomorrow after noon at o'clock in the Central Meth odist church. It is expected that Rev George Luetke of Michigan, who has accepted a call to look after the churches of that denomination in Tucson and Phoenix, will be here to- morro wand that the congregation hereafter will hold regular weekly services.
 PHOENIClANS AT THE FIGHT. Albert Verkroost a mining man of Phoenix, and Charles A. Fourre, also of Phoenix, are stopping in Los An geles with Jas. Drunken, former resident of Phoenix, who is now with the Dake Advertising agency as bookkeeper and cashier Mir. Verk- roost and MT. Fourre visited at Reno. New, to witness the big fight held there on the Fourth.
 FAIR MISSION.-Hugh Camp bell and A. l.. Moore, members of the fair commission, have been hold ing session the past two days. They are getting a good start in the ad- vance work for the territorial fair. E. R. Pirtle of Douglas. the third member of the cQGmission, is still in Battle Creek, Mich, where he went for the sake of his health. MT Moore will go to the Coast tonight for a week.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Tomorrow, July 10, the services at this church will be: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., and Y. P. s. c. E. prayer meeting at D. m. At II a. m. this church will join in the union service at the First Methodist church, corner of Monroe and Third avenue, and in the evening the union service will be held as announced in the press and from the pulpit by the committee having the Sunday evening services in charge.
 THE AIRDOME-J. R. Brought, who built the Airdome theater and sold it to Houston & Eppstein, re- turned from Albuquerque yesterday. having taken the property back again. He says he will now run it as a moving picture house exclusively, showing no vaudeville attractions. To that end he has brought with him a fine new picture machine that he believes will demonstrate it's super iority as soon as it gets into action and will give four films of pictures at each entertainment.
 ARAUDERS-There have been several apparent attempts at thievery of late in the residence portion of the city north of Washington street. Some of these attempts have not been to the police, and in one or two cases stolen articles were not reported Many articles are recOv cred from time to time. by the police, an diff there is a record of their loss the owners will get them back. The practice of not reporting sneak thieves when they are seen will not assist the department in policing the city.
 ELLSWORTH SEEKS RELEASE. .Dr. H. K. Beauchamp returned yes terday from Florence, where he had been called to examine a United States prisoner named Ellsworth, who is seeking examination of sen tence upon the ground of failing health. Ellsworth claims he is a victim of tuberculosis and that con- finement in the territorial prison will result in his death if he is called.I upon to complete the two remaining years of his seven-years' sentence. Besides being examined by pr. he has also been eX- amined by the prison physician and a Florence practitioner, each of whom will make individual reports upon their findings. Ellsworth was sent up five years ago upon convic- tion upon the charge of counter feiting. Dr. Beauchamp stated yes terday that while at the prison he ] saw Frank ShndelbOwer recently | sent up from Phoenix upon a charge | of perjury, and that ShindelbOwer |