Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-23
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VICES-Services tomorrow will be as
follows: Sabbath school. GAS a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. Endcavor meet
ing $50 u. m. on account or the alb
sence OF the pastor. Rev. Campbell.
there will be no preaching service In
the evening and the Rev. George Smith
win occupy the pulpit in the morning.
Morning offertory solo will be sung by
Prof. Heinrich.
TOO BRIEF TO BE cLEAR-In
The Republicans report yesterday
morning Of the proceedings before the
joint committees in mines and mining
the day before IL was stated in the
interest Of brevity that Attorney Cen
cral Clark had denied that he had
assisted lin licking the Doran bill into
shape" II was meant to be said that
he disclaimed any responsibility for
the measure, though he said that he
had suggested several corrections
which. after they had been made. did
not in his opinion make any improve
ment in the bill nor reconcile him
to i.
QUICK TRIP FROM GLoBE-Jus-
tice J. {. Evans Of Roosevelt arrived
in the city last night. having left Globe
in the morning The day before he
had made a forty mile stage ride from
Roosevelt. Speaking Of operations on
the dam. he said that the work Of
driving row Of piling in the Golfer
dams had been completed and a con-
siderable part Of the damage by the
late flood repaired. Concerning the
negro Baldwin. he said that his trial
for murder will take place on April 3
at Solomonville. where the case has
been taken on a change of venue. The
negro. who has been in jail at Tucson
for safe keeping. has been taken back
to Globe.
THEY REMEMBERED GEORGE
WASHINGTON-Washington's Birth
day was commemorated by the young
people of the Presbyterian church in
very fitting way. The program was
carried out by cOstumed individuals.
Mr. and Mrs Washington were there
while Uncle Sam was close by. Column
bia. Evangeline and other characters
of the times of the revolution were
represented. There was a very delight
full program in which Miss Etter rem
dered two very pleasing solos and the
high school girls quartette gave one
number on the program. At the con-
clusion of the program the guests Of
the young people were served tea by
six young ladies dressed as Priscilla.
After very enjoyable evening all de-
parted saying that they had a very en-
joyable time.
WoMAN'S CLUB PRoGRAM-The
following very excellent program will
be presented by the art department
of the Won1an's club at the next club
meeting. Tuesday afternoon. Feb. %:
Greetings from Mexico to Phoenix,
Senior Augustin Pima, Mexican consul;
Glimpses Of the City of Mexico. Miss
Elizabeth Kendrick; piano solo, Span
ish Serenade (ZarenskD. Mrs. w. +.
Deity; vocal solo, La Noche esta Sc
rena. recorded by r. +. Limits. har-
monized BY Arthur Farwell Miss Leo
ma Hoffman; Mexican National Hymn.
Mrs Joseph II. Kibbey and Miss Kath-
crime Nalenzueia; chorus by the La
dies Chorus; vocal duet, the Goland-
rina. Mrs. Ancn Martin and Mrs. w.
c. Barnes; vocal solo. La Paloma, Mrs.
T. F. Young. Miss Alice Buttcrfield
is chairman of this department and
will preside during the presentation Of
this program.
THE GREAT COMMISSION-A
the revival service last evening which
was conducted by Mr.. Lawrence Will
liams. pastor of the Christian church.
the auditorium was well filled with
earnest listeners. His theme was The
Great Commission. GO We therefore
and teach all nations, baptizing them
in the name Of the Father. of the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost" Mr.. Will
liams delivered a very forceful and
convincing sermon telling of Johns
teaching regarding baptism. Of INNER
sion being the only mode for the first