Arizona republican., 1904-11-20

ton of Airs. Cravens. Morning offer tory solo sung by Miss Ilo Harris and evening by Mrs Richards. r. P. S.. C. F. service 80 Topic. How 10 Ex- press Our Thanks to God Charles H. Sterling, leader.
 STREET CAR HOLD UP-Deputy Sheriff Duncan yesterday afternoon arr rested a bandit by the m1rne of Guy Wyne and is looking for another by the name of Willie Schrader. Wyne made a confession in which he took the most of the blame for the crime on himself but he admitted that Schra- der was an acoOmplice. The ofense with which the boys are charged is trying to derail the cars of the Indian school line. They had attempted not only once but several times. They had piled ties and other Instructions on Ale track and had twisted the ground wire over it. Wyne is about ten years old and Schrader is the same age
 FIRST M. E. CHU RCH-Corner Monroe street and Second avenue, A. M. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday school at g: 45 a. m. Epworth League at 6:3O ?. m. Public worship at II a. m. and [ 90 D. m. Subject of the morning ser mon, True Strength and Its Sources Evening sermon, "The Growth of the
 
 mons on the parables of Jesus. Spe- cial music by the choir both morning and evening. Morning anthem, 70 Taste and See" Marston, Miss Rath- bone and the choir; duet, Prayer of the Wanderer," Miss Todd and Mr. Todd. vening-Anthem. Abide with Me- Alien; solo. Dream of Para disc, Gray, Mrs. Heyn; violin o0ligato MT. r. H.. Levy; male quartette, Mighty Fortress" Miss Andrews pianist. Extra music will form a spe- cial and attractive feature of the even- ins service.
 BUSINESS AND BANoUET-The agents of the New York Life Insurance company in Arizona, about twenty in number, held a conference meeting here yesterday morning from 10 o'clock until nocn, in the offices of the com pany. MT. William M. Harris of San Francisco, inspector of agencies in the western department, arrived on the morning train and talked over busi- ness matters with the agents laying out the plans for the winters work Al 2 o'clock in the afternoon. a banquet was siVen ty the company. to the assembled agents, in the Hotel Adams It was a most sumptCOUs spread and as invit- ing rep,4st as one could expect to find any where. After the banquet MT. liar ris delivered an address wlich was greatly appreciated and enjoyed by his fellow workers. In the evening. the visiting agents were the guests of the company in a boz party nt the Doris theater
 FOR MOTHERS SAKE-There was very fair atten dance at the Doris yestelday toth at the matinee and evening Derformenc Of For Mothers Sake by a most excellent company in support of that talented little wom- an. Marie Heath. That the house was not crowded is due only to the fac that Phoenix has been surfeIted with meIo- drama, and usually at the instance of either very mediocre or positively poor companies. But For Mothers Sake" has, even in the story, more of merit than most of the bills with which it might be Classed and when presented by an aggregation of professional peo- pie who add talent to the story. it be- comes play of great interest It necessarily has the blood and thunder trimmings of the melOdrara. but they are incidental rather than the clima-, of the story which in its shifting scenes affords much of tleNhumorous and more of the truly pathetic, that touches the heart and even moves the SVmDatnetfC tO fearS