Arizona republican., 1912-09-07

and San Diego.
 GONE TO BoUSE-Mrs. William Mathews left last night for Bouse where her husband is engaged in busi- ness and which will be their home in definitely.
 FOR SHORT VACATION - Rex Kane, who has been in the employ of the Ray Consolidated mining company for more than a year, came down to Phoenix yesterday for vacation of couple of weeks.
 BANK CALL MADE-The comptrol- Ter of the currency has issued a call for reports from national banks show ing business conditions on September f, and the state auditor has issued a like call to the state banks.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Opposite pOstoffice, w. R. Thorn ton, pastor Services by the pastor both morning and evening. Sunday school a. m. Epworth League D. Ill. Prayer meeting at s p. m Wed nesday.
 READY FOR SCHOOL-Wilmer Young who has been living at Wen den for several months past and in the hill country surrounding during the summer season, has rejoined the home circle of MT. and Mrs. Otis E. Young at 1414 West Adams.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL-At the First Methodist church will open it's pri- mary, junior and intermediate depart ments Sunday morning. Patents need not fear to bring their children as the quarantine has been raised. Session 9:45 A. M.
 A COUSIN OF JOHN DS.-Mrs. J R. Moore living on West Jefferson street near Tenth avenue is d cousin o1 John D. Rockefeller and she bears a striking facial resemblance to the famous oil king she prizes highly a recent invitation she received from him as the head of the family to at tend the Rockefeller reunion.
 MISSION SOCIETY MEETs-The Womans Missionary Society of the Central NJ. E. Church, South, will meet at the church Monday after noon at o'clock. It is very inn Eortant that every member be pres ent as business of great importance is to be considered and plans dis cussed regarding the entertainment of the annual conference in october.
 CARRIED A GUN-The city recorder prOpOes if possible to break up the en- tirely too common practice of carry ing concealed weapons, which is and has been for years a violation of the law. To that end Tom McSherry who was convicted yesterday was given sentence of ten days in jail without cash alternative and an additional fine of $20 with a jail alternative at the rate of one dollar per day.
 MULLINS TRAVELS-George D. and Mrs. Mullen of the WigWam the ater made some fine trips this sum mer. They went up into the Dead wood country in North Dakota where MT. Mullen has some mining property While in the east, Mullen made ar engagements for many new attractions for the theater He says he is great ly pleased at the way his patrons have supported him in his absence, and he plans to give them good things this winter.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRCH-Ray c. Harker, D. D. min ister Sunday school, 9:45, John L. Burcham, superintendent. Public worship at Il A. M. and 7:30 P NJ. The pastor will preach morning and even ing. Morning subject: The Man Who Discovered Christ. Evening topic The Greatest Prize. Epworth league meeting 630. The men and women of our city ale cordially invited to the Winners Bible class at 9:45 Church is at the corner Of Second Avenue and Monroe street.
 VETERANS DEPART-A Pullman car filled with Grand Army veterans under command of Harvey Betts Of the Santa Fe, made an advance on Los Angeles last night via the A. x C. railroad It was a jolly party and goes for a good time There is prob ably no class of people who take greater interest in their reunions than these old veterans who realize that In the nature of things they cannot en- joy a great many more of them. Ana there is no one more regretful or ms inability to participate in such festlV- ities than the veterans who could not go but assembled at the depot to pld God speed to their old comrades.
 THE DOG WAR-The police put ten more unfortunate dogs away yes terday by the bullet process and are appreciative of the help that many people are giving them by appris1ng them of the whereabouts of undesr- able Also a really desirable dog oc- casionaIFy falls into their hands that has escaped from it's owner who would gladly do the right thing if he knew where to find his property Such dog was acquired yesterday and Chlef Moore says it is entirely too fine an animal to kill being a young collie, anu what is more he does not propose 10 kill it. If the owner will apply for the. animal and get it and buy a tag etc. the dog will gladly be surrendered Tor undoubtedly he has strayed away from home Otherwise a master Will De found for him who will take care of him.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - J. Harvey Deere, D. D., pastor. The uastor has returned from his Vaca- ticn and will preach both hours