Arizona republican., 1912-08-11

STWARD-Grace Gardiner went to Los Angeles last night.
 PARKERs LEAVE-Warren H and Frank H. Parker left last night for San Diego.
 LEFT FOR LoS-W. E. Michael son left last night for Los Angeles and few weeks of rest.
 MILLER ILL-The shortitude of Local Lodge Lore in this issue of The Republican is due to the fact that Mir Miller. who gets up that bit the last week He did not get en- tirely off the job, but has had to take more than his ordinary measure of rest.
 HIDING OUT-Abe Korrick left last night for a sojOurn in Los An geles and other coast points. He goes chiefly to escape the joshing of his friends concerning his scientific methods of tanning an automobile. He also wants to see if California really has any summer weather as salu- briOus as that of Phoenix.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH. English V I e U. Hall, 227 West Monroe street, Sun day, August 11th at 1O:45 a. m Preach ing by the pastor, Geo. N. Luetke, on the theme, Jesus Weeping Over Je rusalem." Bible class at 9:45; sub ject, The Beatitudes;" Sunday school at 9:45. A cordial welcome is eXtend- ed to everybody.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Ray c. Harker, minister. Sunday school at 9:45. John l.. Bur cham, superintendent; the mems Bible class gather at 9:SO for the purpose of getting acquainted, visitors are cor dially invited; public worship at II a. m, Rev W J. Brooks will preach: in the evening at seven o'clock union ser vice at the plaza; Epworth League meeting S:00.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Third avenue and Adams street: Sunday school at 9:45. preach ing service at II a. m., sermon by Rev Wilson, of Georgia, music by chorus choir: a cordial invitation is extended to all. This church joins the other churches in a union meeting at the city hall plaza from to 8 o'clock ID. m |. P. $. C. E. meeting at S:10 D. m.
 PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS-H. O. Wilbur of Burlingame Kansas. his daughter, Mrs F. E. Ross of Long Beach and MT Corum, Los Ange- les realty dealer have been here for couple of days the object of the visit being to look at lands on Queen Creek with a view to reclamation by pumping They filed on a promising section and expect to return some time next winter and put up pump ing plant preparatory to putting in crop next year.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sun- day school at 9:45 a. m; at the II a. m. service Miss Isabel Crawford, a missionary to the Indians of Rainy Mountain. Oklahoma, will speak. Miss Crawford is making 2 tour of the In ldian missionary posts of the Pacific coast. She is an entertaining speak CT of unusual ability and everyone will be well repaid who comes to hear her The B. Y. P. L. will meet at s D. m.. following the preaching at the city plaza.
 HAYDEN .VlSITOR-Harry C. Adams of Hayden arrived here on last evenings train and after q night in the capital will return to his own bailiwick MT Adams is postmaster general of Hayden and until recent ly was also chief justice of the peace. The postoffice at that time was a fourth class institution but not long ago was elevated to third class. The department objects to one man hold ing too many important positions so it was up to MT. Adams to recall himself from the bench, which he proceeded to do.
 WHAT FLickEREO THE GLiM.- The north side of Washington street between Central avenue and Third street was up against it for electric light for an hour or so last evening Fuses in the various business houses kept burning out as fast as they were put in but the trouble was easily rem edied as soon as it was located. It was found that workmen in the new Thai heimer building had inadvertently plastered into the wall some electric wires on that circuit that had been placed in the building for temporary use. The plaster was still wet and short circuited the current
 TAKEN TO HOSPiTAl-Mrs Eliza A Edwards who resides alone in little home of her own on Bu chanan street was taken to the Sisters hospital yesterday, somewhat over her protest by Marshal Moore She was very ill and had no one at home to give her proper attention