Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FROM TUCSON-H l.. Moore, a prominent resident of Tucson is at the Adams for a few days.
 CLARK CLUB-A Champ Clark club was organized at the court house last evening by enthusiastic devotees of the Missourian.
 CONGREGATION EMMANUEL There viii be a meeting of tine con gregation Emmanuel m Melczer hall at 7:3O this evening. A large atten- dance k requested as matters of inn portance are to be discussed at this meeting.
 SACRED CONCERT-The Indian school band will give a sacred con- ceft on the school campus at o'clock this afternoon. No admission will be charged and the management of the school extends a cordial invi- tation to the people of Phoenix to be present.
 LINE RESTORED-Aftcr being out of commission for nearly two days the telephone line 60 Roosevelt was restored late yesterday and water report of the most encouraging ma - ture received from the dam site where all previous high water records have recently been broken. The storm of Friday was particularly heavy over the watershed. and in the Vicini'y oi Fish Creek torrents of rain fell. The break in the telephone line occurred between the Creek and the dam as result of the storm.
 MORE COURT BUsINESS-More business for the United States district court was provided yesterday when United States Commissioner C. w Johnstone held Edward Rupert for the grand jury on a charge of selling liquor to Anton Nash Francisco, oth- erwise and better known as 'Califor- mia" Nunez was on She carpet and faced the charge of selling booze to James Matthews and Wallace Scott california" said he didn't. and the court set his hearing for next We'd nesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 EASTER SERVlCES-St James Episcopal Mission. Rev. B. R. Cocks rector Easter service at D. m. in the Congregational church. A pro- gram of special music will be ren- dered by the following choir: Miss McNeil. soprano: Mrs. Johnston, con tralto: Prof. Johnston, tenor; C. w Miller base: Mrs H. G. Corson. or sanist. Program: organ Voluntary Rinck; Processional Hymn. No. 450: ! Gloria Patri. No. 54: Magnficat, ir E. Whtby; Hymn. No. 112; Offertory Solo. Easter Day Has Crowned Hin King" Prof. Johnston; Hymn. No 121: organ Postlude. Andre.
 AN ANXIOUS FATHER-S. Wood son. father of Ernest and Osoa ! Woodson. train robbers. is in Phoe nix trying to arouse sympathy fol | his boys and to secure signatures t' petition which he expects to pre- sent to President Taft together witt a plea for pardon. Republican read CTS will recall the daring robbery ; l couple of years ago of an AriZon; Eastern train by these boys botl under twenty and the desert chas' which followed The youths wer' tried, convicted and sentenced to ter years in a federal prison. The fathe 1 believes that they have been punish ed sufficiently and that if pardoneC may yet become useful citizens. TRINITY PRo-cATHEDRAL-Ser vices will be held today, Easter day | in Trinity Cathedral. South Sec ond avenue facing the court house the Rev. William J. Scarlett. vice. rector. as follows: Holy communion at o'clock. Festival Easter servict with celebration of the holy com munion at II o'clock. Children: Easter service at 3:30 o'clock At tn, morning service the quartet choil under direction of Mrs. Deity vii give the following selections: Or gan voluntary Op. 77 No. 4. Gull man: Christ Our Passover, Marston; Jubilate. Schubert; Offertory anthem solo and quartet, Now Is Christ Risen. John E. West; Communion service. J. H. Field; Postlude, Men, delsSohn.