Arizona republican., 1910-07-24

increased. Hitherto 214 inch drills have been used.
 SLIGHTLY ILL. F. Tracy. chief clerk in the auditors office, has been confined to his home for q couple of days by illness. Miss Leonard. also of the auditors office, was unable to be at her desk yesterday.
 UP IN THE cLoUDS-J s. Griffin will spend the next few days chasing the mountain Zephyrs back and forth between that notable resort and Pres colt. He will return as soon as he can catch enough of them to cool his epidermis and refrigerate his pipes.
 THE SHOW ME" BoY-The rec ord of arrests for speeding made by Missouri" Thompson since he was installed as motorcycle policeman ten days ago is as follows: On the 18th. 3; 14th, 1; 10th, 2; 21st. l; 22d. ?. All cases resulted in convictions and fines of s15 each.
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-The II O the Salvation army. Brigadier Woods of Fl Paso will preach and the army will, lead the music. In the evening the congregation will worship in the union service at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and EpwOrth League at D. m. in our own church Mrs. Spawr will lead the league. Topic. 'The Chris tian's Reward Hereafter"
 A SUGGESTION Secretary Harry Welch of the board of trade has ad- dressed letter to the fair commis- sion, suggesting the printing of a lot of small slips advertising the fair that may be furnished to business men and all other letter writers, in- cluding the board of trade, for inser- ton in each letter that is mailed. If acted upon, this will give the coming fair considerable publicity at small printing expense. and no cost for postage.
 UNION MEETlNGS-The Presbyte- rian church will entertain the union meetings for Sunday. July 24-31 and August :. Today, July "A. at II o'clock a. m., the pastor of the Chris tian church will speak on the theme. The Foundation of Our Faith" The male quartet will sing two numbers. Evening services will begin at & o'clock sharp. Rev. MT Gray, pastor of the Methodist Church South, will preach. Mrs. l.. D. DamerOn will sing 70 Lord Be Merciful." Every body cordially invited.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SClENTIST-Postoffice building, en- trance on Monroe street Sunday service at II o'clock. Subject of the lesson sermon, Truth" Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Read ing rooms are closed for the summer. except Sunday during service and Wednesday evening. at which time the Christian Science periodicals and other authorized literature pertaining to Christian Science may be obtained. Visitors are welcome. All are cor dially invited to attend church serv- ices
 A THIEF ROBBED-Constabl Murphy went after one thief yester-
  one was wanted for carrying away the contents of a small bakery in the southern part of the city. The officer found him sleeping under tree. sur rounded by more bread than they had at the miraculous feeding when three loaves, supplemented by a few small fishes. sufficed for thousands. When the officer aroused the thief he complained that his shoes had been stolen while he slept. He described the shoes, and the officer, seeing an- other individual asleep under another tree a short distance away, investi- gated him. He had pair of shoes on much too large for him and an- swering the description of those that had been stolen from the bread thief. The thief identified them, and both men were brought to jail.
 ARCHITECT RETURNS Some thing always happens when w. J. Bliesner, the architect, comes to town. He has been over on the coast for a few weeks, combining business with pleasure. Yesterday as he stepped out of the Ford hotel bus the team snorted and started off down Wash ington street toward the Capitol mi nus the driver. In the bus was MT. Bliesner's suitcase, and as he gaZed thoughtfully at the runaway swiftly vanishing toward the sunset, he re- called the fact that there were sev- eral pieces of rather delicate glass ware in that suitcase. He could al- most hear it smashing about as the team careened from one side of the street and veered to the other. Sev- eral horsemen galloped after Blies- ner's suitcase, but could not Overtake it. The horses got tired of the fun up near the Capitol and were caught The suitcase was returned to it's owner.
 CHOICE OF SANTA CRUZ-The republicans of Santa Cruz county have indicated their. choice of Bracey Cur tis of Nogales as their candidate for the constitutional convention, and il is understood MT. Curtis has consent ed to make the campaign. Santa Cruz is allotted only one delegate in the convention and the republicans have been very deliberate in making their choice. They naturally want to be represented, and as the county can have but one delegate. the republicans have picked out a man they know will carry their party strength and Anlf rr-i1I nol x~ar-