Arizona republican., 1912-06-23

last night for Flagstaff
 GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-AIrs. B. R.
 Cocks was a passenger on fast night $ train for Flagstaff
 i TRINITY -CATHEDRAL-Ser : vice will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in Trinity Pro Cathedral in
 charge of the Canon the Rev. Bertrand | R. Cocks.
 | EASTWARDLY-Am the Santa 1 Fe passengers eastbound on last nights | train, were Mrs. B. Musgrave and Oma
 Musgrave for Chicago and H. Levine i for Denver
 | STWARDLY-Santa Fe travellers l via Phoenix last night included D l Littlejohn who goes to Long Beach to | join his family; T. CostOn for Los An l eeles; H. A. Williams for San Diego; | Margaret K. Williams for Los Angeles. FOR DENVER-B. J. Barron who l was d member of the canVassing board 1 that passed on the returns of the Ari zona state election. and who has been l ill in the hospital here for long time, ] left last night via the Santa Fe for 1 Denver.
 1 DEATH OF A PIONEER-Luke 1 Fleming a long time resident of Tur- l key Creek and Prescott, in Yavapai county, died here yesterday morning, | June 22, at o'clock, at the advanced age of 82 years. Mir. Fleming was among the Yavapai pioneers and was | also known by many in this county. 1 He is survived by his wife, daughter
 and two grand sons.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-J liar ' N-aN I 1 God" and When the Baby Cried"
 will be the pastors theme Sunday at ] II o'clock and at s. The choir under
 the direction of Miss Mclean will rem der appropriate music Sunday school
 at 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U., ' D. m, l Mrs Wortman, leader. Effort will be
 made to keep the services within one | hour The church is located on the
 corner of Third avenue and Monroe | street.
 l A FEDERAL RISONER-Santiago 1 EscObOsa who was arrested here on the
 direction of Attorney General Wick
 ersham at the instance of the ] Mexican government was removed yes 1 terday without explanation, from the 1 county io the city jail. Shortly after | he had been taken away. his wife who 1 had been visiting him daily called and l was surprised to learn that he had l been taken away. She had beside oth- CT troubles. She said that just before l Mexican in a buggy and she had been
 unable tO find it.
 1 VALLEY HAY RECOMMENDED 1 MT. and Mrs c. M. CresWell of Los Angeles are in the city for q short stay, | guests O. the Hotel Adams. MT Cres- | we'll is district manager of the Barber Asphalt Paving company in Los An geles and comes here in connection with the cOmpany's work in Phoenix. Speaking yesterday of the hay product
 of this valley he said he bought car load of Phoenix hay last week for the company's stock in the coast city and found it to be the very best alfalfa hay he ever laid eyes on, which is as l good a recommendation as anybody | could be asked to give.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, lPOstoffice building, entrance on Mon roe street Sunday service at II q.
 m Subject of the lesson sermon. "ls the Universe, Including Man. Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday school al l9:45. Wedneday evening meeting at Is o'clock The reading rooms main
 tained by this church are located at the same address and are open daily IeXcept Sunday from , to 4 P. III. At these rooms a welcome is extended
 tC the public and opportunity afford
 ed to visitors to read or purchase au
 thorized literature concerning Chris Itian Science. All are cordially in
 vited to attend church services.
 DEATH OF w. F. REUTER-Word vas received in Phoenix yesterday afternoon of the death at Prescott at one o'clock yesterday of w. F. Reu- ter of the Reuter- Elwil Grocery com pany of this city. MT Reuter- was thirty years of age and leaves a wife land two children. He came here
 about seven years ago, sufferer ot tuberculosis, the cause of his death. 1 He was a former resident of Steiner. Neb He went to Prescott about three
 weeks ago intending to spend the summer there His body will be brought to Phoenix this evening when
 announcement of the funeral arrange
 mets will be made
 WILL SETTLE HERE-A. Eckert of Chicago spent several weeks in
 Phoenix last winter and what he l saw looked good to him. NeVerthe- . | less he had heard the stories Of the
 summer climate and besides could
 not come here for a permanent resi- dence until he closed up his Chicago
 business. He returned to the east and got things in shape, and IS now
 back to make a permanent invest ment in ranch. If Phoenix has , nothing worse to offer in the way of a summer climate than has been , placed in evidence this year MT
 Eckert is willing to back it against
 the hot spells of the eastern cities. NOTABLE IMPROVEMENTS
 PLANNED-The best is not good enough for G. w. Kane who only . few months ago opened up in the