Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
WILL VISIT THE coAsT-Jak

WILL VISIT THE COAST-Jake
Thoman has gone To California for
the summer and will visit all points
Of interest during his stay there Jake
hopes to graduate next year from
high school After that he will go to
Lexington, Ky, to enter the law Of
flee of Mrs. Thomans cousin. who is
at present United States attorney ut
that place. Jake is a coming DEM
ocrat who will count in politics.
DEATH OF BABY-AIr. and Mrs
+. Hackett were sorcly bereaved last
evening in the death of their seven
months old baby which has been i'll
for six weeks of infantile paralysis
The funeral will be held this after
noon at o'clock at the family home
number 500 West jefferson street 1t
was the only child and the blow to
Mr. and Mrs. Hackctt is a severe one
They have the sympathy of all in
their affliction
Y. M. c. A. MEETING-The Y. NJ
c. y. mems meeting will be held as
usual on the city hall plaza Sunday
D.. Il.
be furnished by the Y. NJ c. a quar-
tct and w. NJ. Burke will be the
speaker. The union meeting Of the
churches, under the auspices of the Y
NJ G. y. will he held from to s
o'clock Sunday night on the plaza.
when the quartet will also furnish
special music. Chairs will be pro-
Vided so those who attend may par
ticipatc in the services in comfort.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Corner
Fifth avenue and Monroe street. The
only church service tomorrow will he
held at eleven o'clock. The pastor VIII
speak on the theme Samuel the Great
Prophet of Israel" The evening SER
vice will be dispensed with during
July and August in favor of the I'M
ion meeting at the city hall plaza on
Sunday evening ut seven o'clock the
pastor. Z. y. Phillips will speak at
the union service according 10 an
nouncement. Sunday school GAS a
m. and Y. p. s. c. f. T. m. Ser
vices always bright and cheerful
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services tomorrow, July 9th, will be
as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a.
m. Morning worship. II o'clock; ser
mon by the Rev. W. L Brooks. Offer
tory solo. Mr. Ralph Brooks. There
will be no evening church service i'm
this church, but the congregation Will
unite in the union church service TO
be held at the city hall plaza under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. g. \. from
to s p. m. Y. =. s. G. L. prayer
meeting at the church from to 9 r.
m. All are invited 10 attend these
services Church at the corner Of Ad-
ans street and Third 3veuuo
PARRAS lATEST-Justicc John
stone yesterday sentenced IEnacio
Parrato thirty-fivc days In the coun-
T. Jail for the theft of a pair Of
shoes from the Morales Mercantile
company. PARA will find much in
the county Jail that will be familiar
to him for a statistician has esti-
mated that ne has served more SEN
fences in the Jail for theft than there
are shingles on the structure.
SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIANS-Juan
Quinones was before Commissioner
tombstone yesterday charged with
supplying three bottles Of wine to
David Miguel and John Jones. In
dams. He was held to the United
States grand jury in the sum Of $500
REBEkAHS INSTALL-At a large
of the members on Thurs
day night Arizona Rebekah lodge No.
/ installed new officers, the ceremony
being followed By the serving Of
pleasing refreshments The events of
the evening also included the initia-
ton of three candidates for member
ship. The newly installed officers arc:
Mrs. Fanny Martin. p. y G.; Mrs.
Myrtle Mathews. y. G.: Mrs. Minnie
Stevens. V G.; Mrs Ncttie Scott, Sec;
Mrs. Ida Moreno, Treas. Mrs. Jean
nette Bailey, Con. Miss Adeline
Bianchi. War; Mrs. Lena Vincil. l.
G.; Mrs Mabel Parker, O. G.; Mrs.
Nellie Norris. Chap; Mrs. Jennie
Mintz r :. y. G.; Mrs Eda Kane,
l.. 5. n G.; Mrs. Sarah Fit. r. :. V.
c.; Mrs Pauline Stephens. l.. S V. c. !
HE WAS NOT ASSAULTEO-The !
story that the negro found badly hurt
along the railroad track near ella /
Bend was the victim of an assault
was exploded yesterday by a letter
received at the office of the sheriff
from 5. l. COombs of ella Bend Civ
ing an account of the affair. He said
that the engineer of u passing train
reported at the station that he saw
what he thought was the body of a
man lying beside the track at the |
frog Of the switch. \ party went ont
and found the negro who said that |
his name was Walter Hill; that he
was raised about Phoenix and Tucson |
and that his father was L. y Hill |
He said that he had tried to board !
freight train at the point where he !
was found and missed his footing He |
said that nobody was with him at the |
time
TO PRESCOTT BY AUTOMOBILE
H. J. McClung who returned from