Arizona republican., 1912-03-03

men interested in the Gideon Bible movement in this city are requested to meet at the Presbyterian church this afternoon. o'clock. A large rep resentation is expected from all churches and leagues and organized classes.
 MINING CAMP BUSY.-Deputy Sheriff John Connors who visited Hayden yesterday on official business is enthusiastic over the prosperous appearance of that camp. The trains he says, are crowded and there is ev- cry appearance of prosperity. About eighteen hundred men are at present employed at Hayden.
 CHRISTIAN ScIEN First Church of Christ Scientist, Postoffice building entrance on Monroe St. Sun day morning services at II o'clock. subject Christ Jesus Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at P. M. Reading rooms, same ad- dress, open daily from to P. NJ. All are invited.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE The Rev. Jesse w. Ball, pastor of St. Marks Lutheran church of Los An geles, Cal, win conduct another ser vice for Lutherans of Phoenix and vii cinity not identified with other con- gregations, Sunday March 3, at 800 r. M. in the M. F.. church (SOuth) op- posite the Post office. All are well come.
 COUNCIL MEETlNG.-The coun- cil will meet in regular monthly ses- sion on Monday evening at which time the usual routine matters will come before the city legislature. The council has come to reserve the regu- far meetings for regular business and tO take care of the many special de- mands upon it's time at frequently called special meetings.
 ANOTHER NEW STORE-Pinney and Robinson are planning to move in q few days from the location on Cen traI avenue the firm has occupied for So long to room in the National Bank of Arizona building. The old site is to be remodelled. new front will be built. and handsome fixtures installed for the accommodation of custom made clothing establishment.
 MEN IN USToDY-Deputy Sher- iff Johnny Connors went to Hayden yesterday and returned with w. C. Meek and T. J. Knowles in custody. The prisoners are former employees of the American Smelling and Refining company and are charged with check tampering. The prisoners were turned over to the sheriff and will have q hearing later before Justice Johnstone.
 RED FIRE OROER.-The burning of red fire on the bithulithic pave mcnts injures the street and will no longer be tolerated by the authOri- ties. Mayor Christy has notified all druggists and others interested in the propagation of red fire that illumi- nations of this character in the fu- ture must be confined to the gutterS or sidewalks where the cement forms no affinity for the urid dust of the joy producer.
 TYPEWRITiNG CONTEST. - A novel typewriting contest was held at the Lamson Business college Fri day afternoon. Machines of all the standard makes were used but the
  ington and Underwood. Miss Ethel Hall won the first prize. Miss Gillle Lewis won the second, and the third was won by Miss Stella Gibson. A souvenir. consisting of a tiny dressed doll was presented by the school to each contestant
 ARTIST COMES TO PHOENIX Maitland Davies, vocal artist Of wide celebrity, is about to open a studio in Phoenix in the post office building Professor Davies has studied under Arthur Philipp, now the leading bari tone in oscar Hammerstein's London company, as well as under Barthol- omey and John DeresZke. He has ap- ueared in many no.ed productions, and hopes to make his Phoenix school d feature of the musical life of the community.
 PEACE DiSTURBERS.-Eight ne groes equally divided as to sex. and equally peace disturbing, were ar raigned before Judge Frank Thomas in police court yesterday afternoon The double quartet had been caught in a raid engineered by Night Cap tain Brisbos. and officers HOsmer and Valenzuela. The prisoners were occupying a house on east Buchanan street. Some of them are old Of lenders. The entire party was fined B each with the alternative of three days in the pogy. Some paid. the rest are in jail.
 NOT THE MEN--Sheriff J. C. Ralphs, of san Bernardino counfy was in Phoenix yesterday endeavoring to identify the men who stole q quantity of electrical apparatus from the san Bernardino power company while in that city with the Cosmopolitan Car rival company last week. The mater ial was recovered by Sheriff Adams but the thieves are still at large. William Rounds, and John Dooley ar rested on telegraphic advices for pos sible complicity have been released from custody as to the California Sheriff is convinced that they are not responsible for the misrepresentation l of the goods.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; morning worshin II a m sermon by the pas