Arizona republican., 1912-09-08

GONE EAST-Fred B. Townsend of the law firm of Stanford Walton & Townsend left last night over the Southern Pacific for a months visit with his mother at Syracuse, N. Y
 PIANO RECITAl-A piano and vocal recital will be given by the pupils of Miss Nellie Trott on the evening of September 18th, at the studio, 219 E. Monroe street. Each pupil appearing on the program will render some familiar melody
 NEW PRACTITIONER F. P. Perkins, of Batesville, Miss. has opened an office for the practice of medicine and surgery. on the third floor of the Goodrich building Dr. Perkins is associated with pr. F. P Palmer. He is a graduate of the Louisville (Ky) Medical college, and has taken post graduate courses in New York city and Lexington, Ky. where he served as interne in several hospitals Dr. and Mrs. Perkins are at home at 536 East Adams street
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor. Third avenue and Adams street Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service at II a. m. Ser mon by Rev. F. c. Reid. The 8 o'clock evening service will be con- ducted by Rev. F. c. Reid as a me- morial service to the late Mrs. Nan nie Campbell, wife of our beloved pastor It is especially desired that the friends of Dr. Campbell and his sainted wife be present at this ser vice. Y. P. S C. F. meeting at D. m.
 STUDEsAKER SALES-The Ari- zona Motor Co. Inc, has sold and delivered Studebaker automobiles to the following purchasers since last Sunday Prof. Lamson of LamsOn's Business college: H E. Hursh, of the Hassayampa Irrigation company; w T Branaman, of Florence; s. NJ. Trent, of the Crescent Realty Co.,; John DObsOn, of Mesa: Eugene R. Redewin. of the Redewll Music Co.,; w R Furry. Reuben Daniels and c. C. Green, all farmers near Glendale INDIANS HELD-Andrew Jackson and Carcnto FOsif. two Indians charged with introducing liquor upon the Salt River valley reservation were given an examination before Commissioner JohnstOne yesterday and they were held to the federal grand jury. The evidence seemed to indicate that nothing might have been heard of this case if Andrew Jackson while drunk had not made another break of which the govern ment could take no notice. He tried to make love to the wife of another l Indian who thereupOn was of the i opinion that it was not a good thing 1 to bring liquor upon the reservation BUCKINGHAM -MORDEN N- Geo. F. 1 Buckingham and Miss Grace c. Nor 1 den were married Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides l parents, MT and Mrs. F.. MOrden. 71S | East Polk street Dr. Ray c. Harker. 1 pastor of the First NJ. F. church per 1 formed the ceremony which was a very | impressive one but was witnessed on- | ly by the relatives of the contracting
 parties. The bride is the daughter of | a well known Phoenix merchant and | is herself a well liked young woman. 1 The groom is employed by the Me home after November 1st at a place
 the groom has provided on East Me l kinley street.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday,
 Sept 8, at the Christian church, cor. Fifth avenue and Monroe street. The morning Bible school service begins promptly at 10 o'clock; an appeal from the Bible school lesson. Topic, A Life's Mission" Communion ser vice begins promptly at 11:25. Morn ing services closing at 11:30. Miss Eleanore Schrab will sing, Some
 body Knows" with violin obligato by Miss Daisy Ellison. Evening service begins at 7:30. Pastors theme, l "Samson-the Strong Weak Man" Special music. Mixed quartet will sing, He Tenderly Looked at Me
 Also a male quartet will sing. Y. P. Is. C. F. meets at G:30 D. m. General public invited.
 FROM HOPlLANO-A party com posed of J. B. Hawkins of the Ari-
 zont Life Insurance company, Dr.
 ard Mrs. Brayton returned yesterday
 from the land of the Hopi, where
 they saw the ceremonial snake dance
 Of the tribe They made the tour by
 motor car MT. Hawkins caught about
 fifty good pictures of the dance, and
 is filled with incidents of interest
 about the life and habits of the
 strange people. The tourists also wis
 ited the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert
 NEW TICKET OFFiCE-People
 who have been accustomed to having their seats in the Elks the9ter re- | served at the Boehmer drug store
 will be interested in knowing that
 hereafter the plat will be found at
 the Empress theater box office where
 reservations can be made at any