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Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
Institute of Law, 274o Locust St., St.
 Louis, Mo.

This institution is the law depart ment of the St Louis University. It possesses a very complete modern and up to date law school equipment. It conducts a day school and a night school, each conferring the university degree of L. L. B., and post graduate course leading to the degree of Mas ter of Laws
 The faculty comprises the largest and most eminent body of jUrists, writers on law and practitioners cons nected with any law school in the west.
 The library is open every day from 8 a. m. to 10:30 D. m. It comprises upwards of 4000 volumes and has been patiently and critically built up, and is copiously increased daily in reference to the jurisdiction of the middle west, the west and the southwest
 The practice court and the daily routine of the lawyers office are dis tinctive features of this school In these exercises the student is cease Iessly drilled in every phase of the practice of law, from the time the client enters the attorneys office until the supreme court has finally disposed of tEe case.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
MESA REPUBLICANS
 ENDORSE CANDIDATES
The Club Forms Plans For an Ag- gressiVe Campaign

The meeting of the Mesa Republi- club which was held in the town hall on Saturday evening was well at tended and all present showed an en- thusiastic spirit. which taken as an indication will mean a much larger and a better organized working force than has ever been the case hereto fore.
 The plans for an aggressive cam paign along decisive lines, were well laid at this meeting and indications point to a stronger republican organ ization in this section this fall than has ever before rallied to the support of the ticket
 The six delegates to the republican county convention which convenes in Phoenix tomorrow. Were instructed by resolution for the following named persons from this district: For cOun- ty supervisor. C. $. Steward; for leg islative representative. F.. W. Wilbur for justice of the peace for Mesa pre- cinct. George :. Irwin; for constable, Charles W. Simkins.
 A meeting of the executive commit tee of the club is called for Wednesday evening at which time important mat ters will be taken up. The regular weekly meeting of the club will be held next Thursday evening at which time a large number of republicans are expected to be present.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
DISARRAN6ED PLANS Ot INTENDING VISITORS
Delegates to Late irrigation Congress Will Not Come to Phoenix in a Body.

There appears to have been mis- understanding regarding the visit of the delegates to the late irrigation congress to Phoenix. Word reached the city on Saturday that large body of the delegates had left Albuquerque and would probably arrive in PhOe- nix this morning. It was also stated that Governor Kibbev had designated committees on reception and enter ta-inment Judge Kent had been an nounced as the head of the reception committee.
 On the receipt of this information the gentlemen who had been mention ed as committee men held a meeting and made plans for the entertainment of the visitors. The program includ- ed the meeting of the delegates at the train with about fifteen automobiles {: a trip to the Granite Reef dam where luncheon was to be served, and a din- ner at night.
 The committee later wired MT Fow- Ter for more definite information re- garding the movement of the delegates
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

Arizona audience. Our theme then was progress. And may it alweys be the uppermost thought in a Christians mind. to go forward and do work for the Lord In 1907 We heard Caleb say. Let us go up at once and possess it for we are well able" Today we hear the words of the Lord. Speak to the children of Israel that they go for ward
 Only once in the whole history of Gods word, do We hear one of his ser wants say, Stand still" But what are the conditions under which Moses the meekest of all men, commands the children of Isreal to Stand Still? They have followed him into the wild ernes. the Red Sea lies before them, Pharoah's army behind them, inac- cessible mountains on one side, Egyp- tian forts on the other. What is to be done? Shall they return in submis- sion to Pharoah? Never. They at once began to abuse Moses. Were there no graves in Egypt? Why have you put us to so much trouble to die? But Moses in his extremity goes to God. Stand still and see the saliva tiOn of the Lord" In the next in stant, the clarion voice of Jehovah himself rings out. Speak unto the children of Isreal that they go for ward" A nation chosen of God had reached it's extremity, and God did not fail them.
 IT this should fail they would never follow Moses again. Like the flight of the Tartar troops from Russia the existence of the nation depended on the success of the adventure God does not forget his own. The cloud took its position behind the camp blind to the Egyptian, a protection to the Israelite. Moses stretches his rod over the sea, an east wind blows back the waves and drives a passage across the divide of continents for the chosen nations of God to pass. Thus at once making a way of refuge. for his people and a snare for his en- enies.
 Israel had passed through the val ley of the shadow of death and had been rescued by the mighty arm of Jehovah. Christ is demanding of his people to take the front rank and the forward rank of his army. We meet obstacles yes, the strength of a busf- ness man is tested only when he has met debt and conquered. Nor is the Christian ready to stand all tests ua- til he has reached the extremity of his strength and put his trust entirely in God, and won the victory through faith. We stand on the border land between the two years. thoughts of many failures crowd in and take their place in the hall of memory. but thank God there are also thoughts Of bat ties fought and won for Jesus. As We look forward we can only pray that the victories may outweigh the fail ures. We think we are starting the year right-a revival is our first ef- fort. Christ went forward. left his
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
CONTRACTOR GOES TO LOS AN
 GELES.

Contractor O'Rourke of Roosevelt and son J. A. O'Rourke. drove to Mesa on Saturday and put their team up at the livery barn here and took the train for Phoenix from which city they went yesterday to Los Angeles.
 Mr. O'Rourke is <he contractor in charge of the construction work by the government at Roosevelt and goes to the coast on business connected with his labors and for a little vaca- tiOn.
 The contractor reports that every thing at the dam is progressing in a most satisfactory manner.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
CLERKS ENJOY CHICKEN DIN
 NER

Yesterday shortly before the noon hour notice printed on a small card, was placed in one of the front doors of the Holladay pharmacy. bearing the following inscription: Will return at one o'clock invited to chicken din ner." The proprietor, MT. Holladay had decided that his clerks, MT. Spencer and MT. Stewart had been serving him faithfully and well, and as a mark of appreciation he had con cluded to give them a feast, for many other good things besides chicken were included in the menu.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
GOVERNMENT eAUeER IN TOWN.

W. Richins, who occupies the posi- ton of government gauger for the U. $. reclamation service with headquar- ters at the mouth of the Verde river, is in the city, having come down to here
 MT. Richins says there are at the present time 27,0OO inches of water in that water course which amount is lower than has been reported for some time. Mir Richins will return to his post of duty today
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

delicious Attention is called to his ad in today's paper announcing same.
 News has reached here that Lewis Asbury. employed on the Mesa Roose- welt stage line, is i'll at the latter place with serious cold.
 Mrs. c. B. Shattuck has returned to Mesa from a lengthy vacation spent in Los Angeles and other coast towns Mrs. Shattuck enjoyed her stay very much and is feeling splendid.
 F.. Bluett, of the firm of Shattuck X Nimmo has returned from a busi- ness visit to Roosevelt to which place he went on business connected with his firm.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
BACK FROM EASTERN TRIP.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Jones have returned home from a lengthy visit to relatives and friends at Coffeyville Kans. Mrs. Jones went east during the early part Of the warm weather and was joined several weeks later by Mir. Jones.
 On their return trip they stopped off in Albuquerque and attended several of the sessions of the national irriga- tion congress. Mir. Jones being one of the delegates from this city to that body.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
CANAL MEETING TODAY.

At the town hall here this afternoon a meeting of the members of the Utah Canal company will be called. and a good attendance of shareholders is asked as this is the regular meeting and new officers for the coming year are to be elected, comprising a board of directors and a secretary Cor the company. The meeting is set for ? o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
REVIVAL SERVICES BEGIN.

The fall revival services at the Bap- tist church commenced last evening. Rev. C. Sidney Maddox, the pastor be- ing in charge. There was a splendid turnout of the residents and the ser vices were intensely interesting and helpful. These meetings will be con- ducted each evening this week, eight o'clock being the hour set for the opening. The public is most cor dially invited tp attend and assist in the meetings
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

and received word that whatever plans for visiting Phoenix had been made were abandoned. None of them would therefore arrive here this morning and probably not more than ten would come to Phoenix at all. They would not arrive in a body so that there was nothing for the committee to do in the way of a reception. This change of plan is regretted very much by the.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

soft clay formation which cause(A the casing to turn in a slanting direction making it impossible to drill further. Consequently the casing will have to be taken up, and the large length which is at the bottom will be re- placed by another. the shorter pieces will be put back and the drilling re- Sumed
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

F.. P Grover has just received a large assortment of fancy grades of chocolate candies, which are fresh and
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

committee. as well as by citizens gen orally as there was a general desire to give the delegates a pleasant enter tainment. It appeared also that the designation of the committees by the governor had been made earlier il the week when it was thought that a large number of the delegates would come this way.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
CASING BEING TAKEN LIP.

The work of drilling on the wells for the city water works has been temporarily suspended.
 When a depth of 125 feet had been reached the drill struck a stratum of
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05

home in glory and went to the cross to die, that we might live. May our thoughts, lives and examples, through the next year prove that Christ is our Savior.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-05
THE FORWARD MOVE
 OF THE CHRISTIAN
Discourse By Rev. c. Sidney Maddox of the Baptist Church Yesterday.

Speak unto the children of Israel that they go forward" Exodus 14:15, was the text oc Rev. Mir. Maddox at the Baptist church yesterday morning. The following is an abstract of MT. M2ddON'S remarks:
 Today marks the end of the old years work and the beginning of the new. A year ago l stood here for the first time and looked in the face of an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
3n perfauFcn oOer su pertaniaeu
8esen Gt9Otsigenfhnm ose gus
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@uiss @si6ditsloeal IN f~lsineHt, bits
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uno Yfarrihals. 9reis $1,000. g9egen
@dbsrem aoreiire man: SobH. Z. Somsrs
Gbetef, Isis.
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GOrnis eIIpeufrdnttr 9IutbeIsbtr

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15

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len @Iepaiuten prdaniIiren.

gen @le0atoteu organiiiren.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
iona lraae ab1eIlimmi neroen.

ton" 6rase abseitimmi peroeH.
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in Der umsebun5 Den 4lbton,
Monroe uno 8dttte Greet,
bat 6odndNer Diel Shaeen augsrihs
tet. Sn Wonroe ~iiir5teu 5pant
0Dcl uno iein 1%5iG6riger Sobn BON
elmer Bride, Die pom Gyeibeis iortses
rifen nuroe, uuo oer 8nobe ertraui.
4uf dbnli6e Weiie fano bei Il nioR
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iepb 6luB ben Soo. SIM R5roIitsn
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tiaen @epitteriturm, pdbreno sleihs
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9empsratur Ouf Dem 9efrisrpuuct
itaHo.
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rior 9aper So. in 3dIama3oo
brad Elm 9rano aus, Der einsn Sdos
ben Bon $4,000 biz 100000 anrihs
tete unb ourd ben IT'S psrionen tens
pordr drbeitslos nuroeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15

De i6perie Shneefal oes gans
sen beuri5en 0inlers iielte iih .. 80.
in oieiem Stoate Elm. gefolgt Don gros
ber Gilte.
Sn Stour Sails puroe D..
U. cine 4trfammlung d~bgebaIien. UNI
Sdritte 3u tbuu fin cine SrsaniFrrHg
aler 6armer ; @Ispatorgeiea Idaften
in Glib Ddtota.
5n einem aus gsringiiigiger ur
fade eu%titanosnen Streite srihoB IN
RaptD GttD 6rou Gbds. 9. Bar
bour ibre qboptiOtodisr. bic II Sabre
alts Goie 4pams.
Sn Gtbon III bic @riinbung
elmer Barmers' GlsDatOr So. angersst
m1r0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15

Or @srbano oer uH~abbdnaigen
q treissptrisnber bisi,s 5tadtes nil
eins gommiTioHsrrma fir ben 5ons
Del nit BEN Gstrsios Ok a~8absanei'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
&atb. asrbeiIer 9utlae

3ns non ben oeutidsn iatboliiaen linz
isritlbunsssuno Sunelings 9srsmes pom
@iseoniin OreaniiIrie irtie arbeitsnaAs
peiiuHess uno S%niormations s8ureau be-
pnbe lid iestin SO. 220 gBisesujin Str.
VI. 8oblingsr SscrttaT.