Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
BETTS' BUM IAMP-Haryey.

Belts BUM LAMP-Harvey a. A.
Belts of the Santa Re is wearing a
wad of cotton and bandage over
one eye He says that his crippled
lamp is not result of Mrs Belts
good aim or even the wrath of a
bested competitor. but came from
chopping wood on week day He
has taken a solemn oath never to chop
any more wood except on Sunday.
PROTEST MEETING.-The Phoe-
nix branch of the Socialist party in
vites all labor organizations and re
ligious and social bodies and others
interested i'm seeing justice done in
the federal courts to attend the next
regular meeting of the local at their
hall. over Doris grocery store. on
Friday, the 10Th inst. at 7:30 p. m.
and participate i'm making arrange
ments. forming committees. securing
speakers, etc, for a protest against
the Imprisonment of Fred D. War
rem. managing editor of the Appeal to
Reason. the protest meeting to he
held on Lincoln't birthday, February
IL.
STARTS OFF WELl-As has been
mentioned frequently in these columns.
last years work of the Arizona land
office i'm connection with the patentinS
of mining claims was of far greater
magnitude than during any preceding
year. Generally applications for pat
ent are delayed until the year is well
advanced. but last year claim owners
RI L. .tf al ha
It is pleasing to note that the present
year promises the same kind of rec
prd Yesterday an application was re-
Ceived for the survey Of twcnty-six
claims held by the Barney copper COM
pany OF Globe.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Located on Central avenue. oppo-
site the postoffice Rev. Thomas :
Barcus, the pastor of the church. will
preach at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
At the morning hour he will speak
on the subject, Christ. the Good
Shepherd" In the evening. "Christ's
Appeal to a Woman" There will be
special music at both services. fur
nished by Mr.. Dufferin Rutherford
and his large choir of trained voices.
The Sunday school meets at 9.45 a.
IN. The EpwOrth League at 6;3f
p. IN. a warm welcome and a cor
dial greeting is extended to all.
CHANGE OF PoSITION-A. G.
Moritz who has been connected with
the office of the governor FOR several
months as an assistant to Private Sec
Rotary J. F. Cleaveland since the latter
had to divide his time with other bust
ness. finished his service at tho capitol
Yesterday. Mr.. Cleaveland's successor,
Mr. Norvicl. now having the business
Of the office well in hand Mr.. Moritz
will on Monday morning enter the en-
ploy of the Union Bank & Trust COM
pany with Mr.. Cleaveland. He has had
former experience In the bank business
having been employed for a long time
in the National Bank of Arizona previ-
Gus to his service in the governors Of
flee.
RIFLE clUB-Final organization
Of the Phoenix High School Rifle club
was effected Friday afternoon at a
meeting of the members. Officers
were elected. constitution adopted and
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practice shoots John Blake was made
president; William Pickrell. captain;
Harold Herwig. secretary; Vinton
Hammels. treasurer. The constitution
allows the club To have a coach. Cap
tain Earl w. Hill of Company &. y.
G. A., who directed the organization.
has agreed to serve i'm that capacity
whenever possible and to detail some
competent person when his other
duties demand his attention. The
high schoI board of trustees will Toe
asked to assist the club in securing
ammunition necessary for practice.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHILL
Gated at the corner of Monroe street
and North Third avenue. and its
doors give wide open welcome To
all. especially to strangers The pas
tor. J. Harvey Deere, will preach at
both services today. the morning
theme being THE Souls Rest" At
the evening hour he will preach the
titled. -Four Heart Talks on Four
Heart Longings." and the theme will
be Friendship The other subjects
will follow on successive Sunday
evenings, Sympathy" Home.
Heaven Mrs. Courtney Camp. the
new soloist and chorister. will sing at
both services. A wide-awake Sunday
school meeting at 9:45 a. IN. and an
b. Y. Z. L. with ser
vice at $50 p. IN. extend cordial
welcome