Arizona republican., 1912-07-14

not yet been decided definitely and this matter probably will be disposed of at the next meeting of the council.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH - English Lutheran church service in the w c. T. U. hall, 227 West Monroe. Sun day at 10:45 a. m. Bible class and Sunday school at 9:45. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Preach ing at the morning service by Rev George N. Luetke, pastor of the con- gregatiOn.
 MOVES FOR CHARACTERIZATION A petition was filed in superior court yesterday for the disincorporation of the Frisco Mines and Power company
 It was represented in the petition that
 that section was taken with the con sent of two thirds of the stockholders. At the same time a formal answer was
 filed by the company confirming the
 facts set forth in the petition.
 THE ADAMS-T. W. Purcell Hamp-
 ton, Iowa; Geo. Hamburger New
 York; J. c. Shaw, Denver; J. H. Pu-
 len, w. W. Ported, Los nAgeles; Billie
 Taylor, Los Angeles; s. F. Thompson,
 Anthony. Kas.; H. C. Lawson, McGO-
 ger. Tex, J. J. Miller Tucson: Emma Boelzner, Athens, Ohio; H. J. Reading, Glendale: C. P. Mullen, Tempe A. H. Spellinge~, Los nAgeles and Flagstaff
 PEOPLES' TABERNACLE Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Communion service | s D. m The pastor will start on his missionary journey to Italy over the Santa Fe via New York, July 15, evening train Lord willing. The two services this Sunday will be the last perhaps, he will be with the saints of Phoenix Monday afternoon at ? | o'clock prayer service at the home ] SIS North Ninth avenue Let Gods | people gather into these last services | in a spirit of prayer. Amen.
 IN AGAIN, OUT AGAlN-W M Hart is wearing a pathway in and out
 of the county jail. He is out again at | the present time, having yesteday purged himself of contempt of which he had been adjudged in failing to pay ] fo the support of his wife and allege1 child. It had been odered that he should pay s250 in $50 monthly miscellaneous l The first installment was paid yester 1 day under protest. Meanwhile an ap plication for writ of certiorari is now
 before the supreme court and will l probably be heard and passed upon | sometime this week.
 K. OF p. INSTALLATION 1 newly elected officers of the Knights of Pythias lodge were installed at a
 meeting held on Friday night. The new | officers are Earl s. Curtis, chancellor l l1,r Nod lDf | cellor: " A. Thompson, prelate; c. E.
 Ice, master at arms; B. E. Marks, in l ner guard: G. A. Mcdonald, outer l guard A. M. StrattOn. master of work. 1 The installing officer was c. w. Cisney,
 deputy grand chancellor for this dO- main. After the ceremonies there was a service of refreshments in which | water melons and cigars figured.
 SWEDEN'S ILL LUCk.-The Swede l athletes are getting beaten on their
 ground at Stockholm in the Olympian 1 games by the Ameican team. That
 might be supposed to be enough bad
 luck but right on the heels of it comes
 the announcement that the unfortunate
 kingdom has lost a citizen, SwOn Gus taf Anderson who yesterday fOreswreC
 allegiance to King Oscar V, intending
 to become an adopted son of the Unit
 ed States. He took this step as soor
 as he could for he has been a resident
 of the country only three years. He
 was fortunate in finding three witness es here who knew him in Colorado. q A RARE INDIAN BASKET person who appreciates good lndla1 rugs baskets and trinkets may fine rare collection in the west window of the McNeil book store. The win dow is very artistically arranged, be ing hung with Navajo rugs, Whicf ! are covered with various kinds ant ! breeds of baskets and are decorated ! with the odd emblems and works O < art of many tribes The main feat { ure of this display is a large ant { beautifully woven basket, suspende' by strings from the ceiling. This re ! markabIe basket which stands thre' ! feet high, was purchased on Cherr, ! Creek, several miles from Roosevelt ! Arizona from some Apache Indians ! It was with great difficulty that tn ] Indians were persuaded to sell th ] valuable basket as it takes severa ] years to make one of it's size an, | decoration. The odd decorations ol ! the basket hold secrets of the Silen Race which none but themselves un derstand. There are other basket also which are less valuable. Sool l there will be another rare collection of the ancient arts as Mr J. Alllirt an employe of the McNel store, vii ! leave shortly for the Hop and Ma 1 vajo reservations where he expects t < find many valuable pieces.