Arizona republican., 1911-06-03
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WILL PREACH IN TEMPE-BiSh- op J. w. Atwood will deliver the nor nal school baccalaureate sermon in Tempe tomorrow night.
 FOR A LONG VACATlON-Mr and
 Mrs. C. w. Gootman, the former super
 intendent of the United States Indian school in Phoenix. left last night via
 the Southern Pacific for visit of several months in the east
 JEROME COMING ALlvE-It is good news to hear that another Ari- Zona town has awakened to the ad- vantages of having a good commercial organization to work for its business interests. Jerome has noted the activ-
 ity Of other places and is now busy or ganizing a board of trade.
 KILLED IN A WREcK-Wm. smith.
 who has been with x Friedman's jew
 elry store for the past three years re
 ceived the sad news of the death of
 his brother. who was killed in a rail- road wreck in Overland. Kansas Mir
 Smith left last night for Overland and expects to return in about two weeks.
 HALF HOLIDAYS BEGIN-Begin- ming today the reclamation service and the Water Users association will enter upon the summer custom of recognizing Saturday afternoon as a half holiday Those who have business in the water
 building today will do well to get around before noon or be prepared for disappointment.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES Sunday services at the Christian church. corner 5th ave. and Monroe Morning at II o'clock and evening at o'clock. Services short and crisp.
 Pastor speaks at both hours. Good congregational music. Fellowship cor dial and a warm welcome to all who attend
 A FORMAL MEETING-There was a formal meeting of the railway com mission yesterday at which routine matters were attended to and some spe- citl subjects discussed by the two mem bers of the board present Chairman McNair and Secretary F. s. DePass. Mir. AIcNair arrived on the morning train from Douglas and left for home again last night
 GLENDALE EVANGELISTiC SER gospel services Sun day at Glendale, II a. m, 9. m. and :45. at the big gospel tent near the Glendale electric line An old time camp meeting has been in progress here all week, and will continue each night the coming week. All a"e invited to attend Evangelists Allen and Ras- smann are in charge of the service and a good time is assured to all who come.
 RECOGNITION OF BEREAVEMENT There is no authority for closing d fed eral office during regular hours through respect for the bereavement of an of ficial or empIoye, but in recognition of the grief of Surveyor General Ingalls, in the recent death of his son Harry. the employees Of the office in the capi- tai building. though on duty, practical ly suspended work yesterday at ? o'clock. during the hour of the funeral which was held in Yuma. Not only in the office of the surveyor general, but throughout the capitol building there was feeling of sorrow responsive to the sad event.
 TRINITY HEDRkL-Ser- vices will be held tomorrow. Whitsun- day. in Trinity Pro- Cathedral. south Second avenue. facing the court house. as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Holy Communion and sermon by the Rt. Rev. Julius w. bishop of Arizona, at II o'clock At the latter service the quartet choir under the direction of Mrs. Deity. will give the following selections: Organ AlegOr tGuilmanD, Stain CTS communion service; offertory duet. arranged from the hymn. Jesus Lover of My Soul U.assen). Mrs. Leecraft and Mrs. Jessop; postlude (Hesso).
 ALMOST 4 MILLION-The clerks in the Phoenix postoffice have completed the count of the number of pieces of mail handled by them during the month of May, as asked for in an order from the department It is found that during the month there were 369,757 pieces of outgoing mail and 546,65l pieces of incoming mail making total of 916.40S pieces or lacking little of million addresses that had to be read during the thirty-one days. There are no previous records by which to make an enlightening comparison as the. mail has never been counted but once or twice before and the last time was in a fall month, which would be no criterion by which to judge the May business. But the figures themselves