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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
To Double Fertile Egypt.

CAIRO, March 21.-It is proposed to raise
the great Assouan dam nineteen and one
half feet This, it is calculated, will make
1t possible to reclaim an irrigation area one
and one-half times larger than the region
at present irrigated.
The cost will be 1856. 900. The proposal
VIII be submitted to the council Of ministers
today. If the work is carried out the
Island Of Philae, with the famous temples,
VIII be submerged completely during a
large part of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Marriage Soon Followed Divorce.

SUFFOLK, Va, March 21.-After nine
days Of unwedded freedom Mrs. Mary Vir-
gihia Byrd yesterday again assumed the
matrimonial yoke and became the bride OF
Lovins C. Lewis. On March II Walter Byrd
was granted an absolute divorce from the
bride Of yesterday. She did not contest the
decree. The bride. who IL twenty-five years
old, is the daughter Of Elisha Hays. When
the nuptiaI permit was secured she was ac-
companied by her young daughter and the
prospective bridegroom. - 80 s<--...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
DR.. Barr to Go to Lynchburg.

NORFOLK. Va. March 21-Rev DR.. Will
Ham A. Barr. rector Of st. Lukes Church,
who recently decided to reconsider the ac-
ceptance OF call to the rectorate of st.
announcement last night that the Lynch
burg call would be accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21

When you get special fig-
ure" or "cut rate" on advertis-
ing space, it is safe to assume
that some competitor in your
business is getting still more
favorable terms. The only safe
rule is to deal where the same
rate is charged to everybody for
the same service.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

There is no reason why even the thin man shouldn't make a stout de- nial.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

the close of the half holiday vacation season and the hard work of the win | ter arrested the spread of the infec- | ton. The near approach of the week ! ly vacation season has put new life | into the bugs. and the old mercantile teams are again in the fever of anti | cipation while some new ones are be- | ing organized. For some weeks past, | symptoms of infection have been mo- ticed among a bunch of wiry. hard
 headed kids who have been exposed all | spring to the baseball poison and yes terday the bunch came down with a bad case of it. scientific test was 1 applied in the way of a practice game
 on their grounds and eleven of them
 were found so badly diseased they would have to be quarantined in a
 bunch by themselves to be known
 hereafter as the Maricopa Juniors. IL should be noted that this name Is not the Phoenix. but the Maricopa Jun | iors. that there may be no later con- fusion. After organizing with Dick Creager as manager and oscar Motts as field captain they authorized The Republican to issue challenge to all junior teams in the territory. They admit they have no record. but they
 want to make one. The lineup of the
 team is as follows: Dick Creager c;
 oscar Motts D: Charlie Slankard 1b:
 Clarence Sunderland 2b; Humphrey
 3b; Bob Lucas short: Harry Johnson
 If: Art Viault If: Linville Lutgerding
 of: ollie Erricson, Wal McCann, subs.
 These players are requested to meet
 for practice Monday night. corner
 Second and Polk streets.
 WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE BOYS?-A telephone communi
 cation delivered in a feminine voice
 was received at the office yesterday
 evening, making inquiry as to the ap- athy of the boys of this town. It was stated that two young ladies desirous of enjoying an outing yesterday start ed with a bottle of water and an out fit of grub for the rural districts td~ spend the day. Their intentions were well known, in fact they had not tried to keep the trip secret but rather, on the contrary. Yet they were per mitted to go and return alone. It was the opinion of the telephonist that such d thing could not have happened in any other community
 THE Y. N. C. A. SERVICE-The Y. NJ. C. A. meeting in Veterans hall yesterday afternoon was well attend ed. MT. Blount jr. led the meeting. reading the 71st Psalm and making very earnest and interesting talk upon the different phases of David's pray CT. The subject which was generally discussed by the young men present was Christian Young Men and Their Opportunities. Delightful music was furnished by the choir.
 M'MICHAELS- HANSON. - George w M'Michaels and Miss Hattie Han son were married at Alhambra yester- day by Probate Judge Phillips. The bride who is a resident of Yavapai county, had arrived the day before.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
or LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.

Lsssl Daily Weather Rspert fer The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

$500 a year: June 19 engineer in the Indian service, several positions. sal aries ranging from $72O to s900: June 1920, for clerk-draftsnan in offices Of surveyors general of the land office one at San Francisco. sl40o. two al Phoenix. s4 a day. one at Helena Mont $4 a day. two at Reno. New, $4; June 26. farrier in the office of the quartermaster at large, Henry bar racks. Cayey, Porto Rico. SS40 a year wheelwrisht in quartermaster's de- partment at large. San Juan. Porto Rico. ss40 a year.
 AN AUTOMOBILE INCIDENT. - Yesterday about noon a big automo- bile in which two ladies and two gen. tlemen were riding, met with disaster on Second avenue near the residence of Judge Baker. through the previous flooding of the street. The machine struck a spot where the street had turned to slush. or quicksand. and the vehicle sunk down until the running gear was submerged. After some ef- fort at digging the machine out. a dray team was secured and it was pulled out. This is a street condition that ought not to be met with in a city of this size. and the city zanjero realizing that fact, and anticipating a vigorous protest on the part of the automobile drivers, hastens to explain that the city Is not responsible for the street flooding. He says the city uses the ditch from which the water came but private parties also use it for run ming water bought by themselves. Gi- rectly from the canal company. and not under the administration of the city. It was run of this kind by private parties that caused the trouble the city not taking charge of the ditch for the present run of water until yes- terday. Some one for reasons not ap- parent pulled the headgate at the cor. ner of Bennett Lane and Central av- enue. and the water ran west along Bennett Lane until 1t reached Second avenue. There was no outlet for it there and it ran into and flooded Sec ond avenue.
 ANOTHER ASPiRANT.-The base ball bacilli are spreading through this community in most alarming way and the disease is almost daily break achievements of the Phoenix team have been spread to the world the con- tagion has permeated almost every portion of the local body polite A year ago several of the big Phoenix stores had pretty good ball teams but
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
L. N. JESUNoFsKY.
 Section Director.
sAHrA FR TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX.

Departure. Arrival. ''The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction .(Castle Hot springs) Congress, Prescott, Je- rome. Ash Fork, Den yer, Kansas City, Chi- cago, Los Angeles, Cor cisco ........ ..........n:3 am. ,:so am. 'The Daylight Express' for WickenburH. Con- grees, Wenden. sa- Tome, Prescott. Ash Fork and East..... g.: am. S:l5 pm.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 194 inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January ]. IS inch.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

DRUNkS.-The night police on
 Saturday night gathered in four as-
 sorted drunks of the sleeping and dis | orderly kind
 ON A MINING ExPEDITfON- County Surveyor Gus Streitz, and a party of men will leave for Winkel- | man today to be gone a couple of
 weeks. locating some mining claims. A PlCNlC.-The three Wood broth CTS. George Oliver and Glenn. with
 their respective families. yesterday en- | joyed picnic at Comeback mountain ! taking along the properties for fine picnic dinner, both eatables and drink ' ables.
 KILLED THE HORSE-A police man yesterday morning was called up on to kill the horse that was injured beyond recovery the day before, an Jefferson street. near the city cor
 ral. He did the job
 THE YOUNG WOMAN'S GUILD There will be a meeting of the Young Woman's Guild of the Trinity Epis- cCpal church at the parish house in the rear of the church at three o'clock this afternoon. All members are re- qpsted 10 attend
 AN ADDRESS Johnny
 Boyle. who drifted in from Pinal coun-
 ty mines a day or two ago. has learned
 that his sister Mary Boyle. is in or near Phoenix, and would like to, have her address If she learns of this mo- tice she is requested to call at the Commercial hotel.
 CHARLES INGALLS, HOME-Chas. Ingalls,, a son of MT. and Mrs. F. s. In- gals. returned home yesterday morn- ing from Yuma where he has been serving as a penitentiary guard. He returns in bad health. suffering from his chronic trouble. rheumatism. which has bothered him a great deal since an accidental fall short time ago.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING. - There will be a meeting of the board of trade tomorrow evening at which will be discussed the future interests of the city of Phoenix in relation to the municipal water works and the most tangible plan for securing wat CT. The matter of what is required to place Phoenix in line for the loca- tion of railroad shops and other indus tries will be investigated
 VISITING PHOTOGRAPHER Messrs. Lubkin & Palmer. Mesa pho tographers, the former having been until recently the government photo grapher at Roosevelt. were in Phoe- l nix yesterday, making interior views If | the Phoenix National Bank and the | McDougall & Cassou store. i
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Wonder Freszsrs sas. ice and freeze quickly. Buy &oadsr. Kept only at Davidson's.
 Keen Kutter and Winner Lawn Mowers. kut kuiekly. Sold snly at
 Davidson's.
 Something ns~ Ter polishing Silver, Brass, Nickel, Tin~srs, and also the finest cleaner fer the bath tub and for Ena n1eIlsl Ware.
 Every housskseesr ia Phoenix call at Davidson. Cash Store and learn about these cleaners. Get free sam
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
To Our Good Friends,
 Gst~

We are at present quitting the re- tail trade in this city in order to de- vote more time and energy to our wholesale and shipping business Please accept our thanks for the lib- eral patronage you have given us. We assure you We are not quitting be- cause we do not appreciate your fav- ors and the kindly encouragement you have given our efforts 10 supply the trade of the city with pure, wholesome milk and cream. It has been a pleas ure-to serve you. Again thanking you, ave remain. Very truly yosrs,
 THE MARlCorA CREAMERY co.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
Not even a woman ever likes all her kin.-Atchison Globe.

The trouble with the average watch dog is he sees entirely too much.-At- chison Globe
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

When a. man makes q fool of him. self more than once over the same wo- man his case is hopeless.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Some of us would be alright if the rest of us weren't all wrong.-Phila- delphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
Berrybill's Big Book Store
MIR. AND MRS. GOODRICH HoME
The Thirsty Mans Retreat.

l-Mr and Mrs Roy Goodrich return. ed home yesterday morning from tn, east. where they went to attend> tn, funeral of MT. Goodrichs father. tn, late L. H. Goodrich. It had been tn, intention of Mrs Goodrich to remain in the east during the summer bu she found the weather very disagree. able and decided to return.
 vANpAlIsM.-It is marvellous wha'
 a bump of destructiveness some nat
 ural born vandals must have. They
 like to destroy things just to see how
 much damage they can do. even with out the compensating feature of sport.
 Since the fire at the Boston store. some one has punched a hole in one corner of the big plate glass window on the Second street side of the build ing. There could not possibly have been any amusement in the act and yet a glass costing hundreds of dol lars to buy and put in place, is prac- ! tically ruined.
 RICH GOLD sTRikE-A rich plac- CT gold strike is reported from Pinal county. the particulars of which have not vet been learned. The strike is said to be about a mile and a half east of the Troy copper mine and it is reported that the owner of the claim. whose name was not learned. had picked up several large nuggets. some of them valued as high as s35 or $40 The strike occurred couple of weeks ago, but was kept secret for a week. There was quite a little rush to the claim from the immediate vicinity as soon as the news was spread and the details are not vet available
 AN EARLY SCHOOL CENSUS County Superintendent Fulton calls the attention of the census marshals to the importance of taking an early school census. It should be taken by May l. but usually it is the middle of June before the returns are all in. By that time at least 300 children have been taken away by their parents to the coast or elsewhere for the sum mer and the county losses in conse- quence a large proportion of the ter ritorial school fund which is distrib uted on a per capita basis on the dis closures made by the census.
 THE BOY AND THE GUN. - The boy with 22 calibre rifle always needs watching. for it is rather a dan gerous combination. even when the boy means well but it is reported that there are certain youngsters here about who do not mean the best in the world. Yesterday a couple Of them were out hunting in the vicinity of the O. H. Christy ranch. and shot d couple of pellets into a house occupied by Mir. Christy's foreman. IL is not charged that they had a murderous in- tent. but they were to say the least very careless. Mir Christy who heard of the incident. went out and tried to reason with the boys but they told him they would shoot wherever they damn pleased so long as they did not shoot at him
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS There was never a time when the government was so badly in need of help. as the frequent civil service ex- show. The commission has sent out notices of the following to be held within the next month: June F. for the position of black smith and wheelwright in the water department at large. Fort Lincoln. N. D.. pay. $500; for engineer and plumber. watermaster's depart
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Lovers seem to think that hands were given them merely to hold Philadelphia Press.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
(sine ieltinne Snerntinn.

Nus Sonoon miro gel6rie6en: eSn
elmer ol1fiebenerregen0en 8orlelung
Ser 8ritii6 chronological SocietD
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Der our6 cine Operation bollIt1noiq
gebeilt tpor0en mar. @s banoelt iih
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Ser, o6gleid er gang obgeionoert bon
aQen 9lltersgenoiien er5ogen moroen
mar5 einen untpi0erItebli9en 9rang
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mem 0iebitabl BON Der 8oli3ei aufge-
griffen. Sci Ser gorunteriu6urq
itiegen oen 9fic6ter 3peifel an Ser
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ten auf, lno er muroe Or. Soaan0er
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ludung erfannte Der 9lr5t cine qbnor-
me S6doelbiloung, oie einen 0rud
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Ii6, oaB Die Slldt gum Steblen uno
uno gum 2iigen poQig BON oem So
tienten geidpunoen mar, ser iekt eif-
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2eben fiihrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Set iiOer GO SSaIrcn

idon iparoe Wtrs. @insLop's Sootb-
iil0-Spn,p BON Wliliionen ton Waut-
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6en g(er3te in Sen Ser. Staaten. Gs
lit BEL alien 9ruggilten in ser eon8en
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@arantiert inter Der Sooo ono
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
unfere beoelttenoeren @eIbGftsleltte
baben ii6 bereit erfl6rt, iie an 3ab-
lltngsitott on5une6nen.
Gietrern[ Gltlnnrniu.

9lm Ia. 9ftober lit in 0ti6afon
ein 8enfnal oes berii6ntten ru1IiI9et
Generals Sutporotp ent6iiIlt tporoer,
Dem man in 8etersburg bereitS ouf
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ein bo6It merflpiir0iges Wtonument
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mem 3tnrner iplitternodt un1ber3lt=
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erbo6en muroe uno 1900 9fubel iabr-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11

Sanbb.it fann ntd)t sebeilt tuerben
0urd lofale glpplifationen neil 1ie ben
frarlfen Sell Deg Sbres nidt erreideil
fOfilen. @5 giebt rllr einen g8eg, Die
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i6ren geborigen 3uitano beriebt tperben
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
@llerIei.

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