Arizona republican., 1906-04-01
class at 7;aO Tuesday evening. Prayer

class at 7:3O Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting 7:3O Wednesday evening.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street, J. CrOnenberger. minister. Residence 72t West Fillmore street. Bible school al 3:50 a. m., J. M. Stewart, superintend ent Preaching and communion at II, subject, "The Kingdom of Heaven, What Is It?" Christian Endeavor at 6:30 D. m., Miss OsceoIa Pendelton, president, subject, Lives That En- dure." MT. L. O. Kittle. leader. At 7:20 Mrs. Fade Hartsuff Kuhns of Greens burg, Penn, w Q has just recently completed d circuit of the globe in the interest of missions and missionaries. will give one of her interesting lec- rures- Prof. c. c. Latchaw will sing at the morning service. and Mrs. May R. Porter will sing a solo at the evening service. entitled. Unanswered Prayer '' A most cordial welcome is extended tc these services. Strangers in the city especially invited
 DEATH OF RICHARD FIELD- Announcement was made in these col umns a short time ago of the marriage of Miss Cora Van der Veer Brown, d neice of c. A. Van der Veer of this city. to Richard Field. also well known here. The sad news is now received, of her widowhood after only ten days Of married life. Four days after the wedding. in a suburb of Philadelphia. MT Field was stricken with pneumonia. Ills wife. who is a nurse by prores' sion gave him all possible attention and he seemed to be on the road to recovery. notwithstanding the fact that he was already weakened by a chronic affection of the lungs. but a sudden weakening of the functions If the heart very quickly terminated his carer Mir Field spent the winter here two years ago for his health and was very much improved He would no doubt have stayed longer only that he was called east by the death of his father. Mrs Field also spent a winter in Phoenix and has many friends here who will sympathize with her in her bereave- menr.
 WHY HE HESlTATED - few
 days ago a gentleman arrived iu
 Phoenix from the east determined to
 purchase a farm. He mad heard much
 about the valley and it's future on the
 completion of the Tonto reservoir. On
 his arrival all that he mad heard seem
 ed to be borne out by the facts. which presented themselves and he at oace began looking about for a tract of
 land. He found one which suited .,im exactly and negotiations were begun. They were practically closed when he began to hear about the water election contest. As a prospective land owner he became interested and began mak- | ing inquiries He familiaried himself with the history of the irrigation ! movement in the valley and decided that tIsA valley was not yet out of t;,e weeds. From all he could learn bv be-
 lieved it would be far from it in tine event of the defeat of MT. Fowler. He also thought he saw how it might be out of joint with the reclamation off ! cials and in a turmoil within itself. ! While he has plenty of money to buy 1 land with he hasn't a cent to spend l for law suits and delayed prosperity. i He is now waiting to see how things I turn out.
 1 A BASKET BALL EXPERT-The 1 basket ball team of the Indian school ] is meeting with much success tfkougn 1 the efforts of Winfield $. Warder, a ! star player and all-round- baske- nall 1 expert of Columbia university of the I city of New York. He has been coach | ing the Indians the past week and he refereed the game between the Tempe normal school and the Indians last