Arizona republican., 1912-06-30

| nlINI TIT GONAG-EocI = vice will be held today, fourth Sun day after Trinity. in Trinity Pro- Cathedral in charge of the canon, the
 Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks, as follows: Holy communion at II o'clock. This will be the last service until Sep tember.
 SEEING THE cOUNTRY-E V. Pursley of Nashville, Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday evening in the course of an extended tour of the coast. On his way west he fell in with Jeff Duncan who was returning from a trip to Chicago and persuaded
 him to make a brief stay here. AT THE ADAMS-J A Murphy Chicago; G. F. Woodward, St. Louis; R. R. Howard. Portland; F. J. Creigh- ton, Denver. Colo; J. B. Edwards, Fl Paso: M. J. Woods, St. Louis; Harrie Woods, St. Louis; D. A. Will lett, Arlington; l.. A. Hobbs. Los An geles: ThOs N. Wills, Monmouth; C. r. SchuIze Monmouth: j. s. Baer, Chicago; J. B. Mcintosh. Pres colt; w. B. Kelly, Clifton.
 AT THE coMMERCIAL-G. F.. Tinsley, Prescott Evans T. Richard son. Casa Grande; H. L. Anderson; Nashville, Tenn; R. G. Ortes. Los Angeles; G. w Bools, Reno; F. " Pursley Nashville, Tenn: w. I. Win chester. Los Angeles; H. G. Oliver Kelvin; J. F. Queen. St. Joe; c. F. Patton, Los Angeles: Mrs F. c. At taWay, Mesa; Miss Quillan. LaWton, Okla; Maude Young. Mesa; Udere Young McAlester Okla.
 SPITE O. WIND AND HIGH WA TER-RepOrts seeped across the river
 about dark last night that the tent de signed to accommodate the Chandler celebration had been blown down by the heap big wind. Glendale telephOreG they would call off the visit but har- dier spirits from Phoenix risking no roof over their joy making heads left for the scene just the same. They do not mind roughing it a little and de- clare they will meet anywhere tEe meeting is good.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI- ENTIST-POst office building. En- trance on Monroe street. Sunday ser vice at II a. m. Subject of the lesson | sermon Christian Science" Wednes- dqv evening meeting at o'clock. Thc reading rooms maintained by this | church are located at the same address and are op5n daily except Sunday frotl to 4 D. m. At these rooms d welcome | is extended to the public and 2ppoT | tunity afforded to visitors tc read or | purchase authorized literatu"4 concern | ing Christian Science. Al are cord l tally invited to attend ch 1T + service STRAY HORSES-There is an in 1 flux of stray horses at Mesa reported by Cal Phelps, live stock inspector. ! They were taken up in that vicinity on the first of June. One is de- | scrbed as a bay horse with the brand HI" on the left thigh. Another l is bay work horse with MP con 1 nected on the left thigh and PM on the left shoulder. Another is a l light bay saddle horse with the brand 1 co with a bar through it. on the ] muscle of the left hind leg. There l is still another gray horse with the | brand, Lazy s HJS" on the left | thigh.
 FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-J. liar vey Deere, D. D. pastor. Tn the MourD l tains" and The Poorest Architect in l Phoenix will be the pastors themee 1 Suday morning at 11:00 o'clock and i Sunday evening at S:OO. The choir will 1 render appropriate music, the ma | quartet singing in the evening. Spe- | cial interest attaches to the evening l service because it is the last sermon of the series and the last Sunday even | ing service in the church until Sep 1 tember The Sunday school will meet | at 9:45 a. m and the B. Y P. U. a. l TOO D. m The church is located on 1 the corner of Third avenue and Mon roe street.
 JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT 1 The jury in the case of Hamilton against ThOman, a controversy for the possession of a piano, yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant 1 for damages amounting to $35. Suit l had been brought for the recovery ot 1 the piano on the ground that the de- 1 fendant had failed to comply With l the contract and that there was still 1 something due. It was found by the ] jury that the piano had been paid l for in full and the defendant was l allowed damages of $5 a month since l last November when the instrument ! was replevined This was the second trial. the former having resulted in verdict for the defendant but the yer i dict was afterward found to be de- ] fective in form
 SUNDAY AT THE CHRISTIAN 1 CHURCH-Cor. Fifth and Monroe. | sunday morning at 1050 the pastor i will .s,nsaL mon "Rlind BartimeuS" as | a theme. Mrs. w. Putney will sing Th2
 Land of The Unsetting Sun" In the
 evening MT Philips will speak upon
 "The Three Chief Apostles Of the
 1 Twelve" Miss Daisy Ellison of New
 1 York City will render 'Berceuse' from
 1 Jocelyn by Theo. Moses on the violin.
 l Miss Ellison is a recent and valuable
 ] addition 10 Phoenix life. or number
 1 of years an art student at the National
 | Acanemy of Designs in New York. She
 | is capable of filling to the fullest the
 good words of commendation which ln-
 +roduca her Miss Daisy Ellison Will