Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
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 missions have been issued to w. K ] Claypool of Globe and E. A Mar | shall, Jr., of Phoenix.
 | PARDONEO-A pardon was issued yesterday to Charles F. Ellis, the young man who was convicted of | passing saws into a prisoner to the
 county jail. the action being taken
 on the recommendation of the board
 of control.
 CITIZEN ON FILE-The Tucson | Citizen has placed the Arizona De velopment Board on its subscription | list and the paper will be kept on | file in the office of the secretary,
 Harry Welch, at the board of trade.
 where the favor is much appreciated. AFTERNOON LECTURE-Mrs S | T. Johnson. corresponding secretary
 of the Pacific branch Of the Womcn's Foreign Missionary society, will speak to the ladies of the First M. F. church this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 The subject will be Opportunity, as
 Viewed by the Womens Foreign Mis- l sionary Society" All ladies will be welcomed.
 FINE sTRAWBERRIEs,- Messrs Hall & Chapman of the Blue Ribbon
 ranch yesterday brought to the board
 of trade some of the finest, largest and sweetest strawberries that any body ever saw. Unlike so many of sar1f. in
 the season, they were fully rip2neG instead of being green on one side mad soft on the other. Secretary Welch at once devoted himself to
 placing them in a jar of preserving fluid for later exhibition.
 MIR. sIEBER A PHOENIX VISIT OR-AIr. Sidney Bieber of Washing ton. D. C., arrived in the city yes terday from Globe. where he has been for some time looking after his interests there. Mir. Bieber Is re publican national committeeman for the District of Columbia. He spent some time in the territory in the latter part of the campaign of 1908 and at that time saw so much of Arizona that he was desirous of making another visit and of interest
 ing himself in a territory that prom ised so much for the early future. Mir. Bieber will remain in the city today.
 THE BRIDGE FORMALLY AC- CEPTED-ThOugh the board of su- pervisors really accepted the Center street bridge nearly a week ago the structure was not formally ac- cepted until yesterday, when Edward Mavberrv. of Mayberry & Parker. the architects of the bridge. arrived from Los Angeles and handed the board letter from his firm, stating that the specifications of the contract with the Mercereau Construction companv had been carried out and that the architects had accepted the work The board then ordered the formal acceptance of it and also en- tered an order eXonerating the Aetna Indemnity company, the surety Tor the construction company.
 HIS MAJESTY, THE DEVlL"- Rev. Sam Small will deliver lecture this evening in the First M. F.. church on the subject of His Majes- tv. the Devil" No admission fee will be charged for the lecture but col lection will be taken up for chari- table purposes. This is one of Rev. Mir. SmalTs most famous lectures and has been widely delivered at Chau- tauquas and on lecture circuits, and favorably commented upon. When it was delivered in Washington. n. C. a number of years ago. President Nc Kinley was in attendance and later spoke of it as both entertaining and instructiveN It is quite humorous in it's general character. though it is de- signed to drive home truths that must be admitted by all thoughtful persons. and Mir. Small himself re- gards it as one of his best efforts.
 cHILDREN'S NIGHT - Phoenix chapter, order of the Eastern Star. will tonight in Masonic temple, give its annual entertainment known as children's night. when everything pos sible will be done to make the chil dren Of the members happy. There will be a program by the little folks that it is believed win be a delight to their fathers and mothers also, reminding them of the earlier years in their own lives. The. refreshments will be designed to please the little folks particularly. Parents are urged to bring along whatever they may have or feel like securing, that may be used as prizes or presents for the little ones. not for any particu- lar one but to be cast in the com mon lot from which all will be re- noar,,rornd Fathers of children who may not be members of the order but whose wives belong, will be cordially welcomed also. The committee in charge of the program is composed of Mrs. C. F. Merryman, Miss Ella 1 Luhrs and E. F. Marks.
 ANIMALS AND THE ARTISTIC | great many | people think that dumb animals are possessed of merely the five seHses; | that they have no mental develop |