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Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

midst of things that are trying if we abide in Him. There is q possibility of quiet rest. near to the heart of God There is possibility of our coming into that union with the Lord Jesus Christ that means, that. while we are concerned with the world and the affairs of the world that while they burden us and try us and make us anxious. yet down deep in the heart of the man that trusts in the King is the peace that passeth un- derstanding. It is yours and mine for the trusting.
 'The conditions of Christs abiding with us. First Of all is confession that Christ is the Son of God. You read it in the Word. 'Whosoever con- fesseth that Jesus is the Son of God God dwelleth in him and he in God What is it to confess Him? It means something that is positive, not nega- tive. Many individuals get it that not to deny Christ is to confess Him We must positively and courrageOuSly confess that He is the worlds Savior Another condition of Christ's abiding with us is that we love one another You find it in the word of God again If We love one another. God dwelleth in you. Gods love goes ont to tne church where the individuals love each other. His love goes out to the individual that loves individuals. Here is opened to us the secret of power Those in whose hearts and lives God dwellS. have the most power. Obe- dience to Gods law is another con ditiOn of His abiding with us He that hath my commandments and keepeth them. he it is that loveth me. We have not yet begun to discover the extent to which God makes it possible to lay hold of His power if We are willing to obey Him. All that we have to do to make Natures forces our servants is to obey their laws. Obedience to the laws of God in cludes faith. which may be formal. and trust. which may be passive. Obedience is doing. The power that God gives as result Of obedience is spoken of again and again in the Bible. The IsrealiteS at the Red Sea, Elijah on the mountain. Gideon with his three hundred. and many others could be cited as evidence of the power that comes from obedience God dwells with him who is ready L" obey.
 'Impliedly. the Vine can not bear fruit without the branches and we can not bear fruit unless Christ is in us Jesus Christ can not accom- plish His purpose unless you and l are for Him hands. and feet, and eyes. and tongue oh. the responsi- bility of il, Oh. to think that my influence. my effort. my purpose, and desire. and ambition, and service are essential to the accomplishment of the purpose for which the Master died, The responsibility of the en- gineer. the train dispatcher, and the lighthouse keeper are not to be com pared with the responsibility of the man who has it in his power to lead soul away from God or to God.
 'If there is any lesson that Christ would like to have us learn, IL is that of the importance of seeing to II that our lives are such that Cod can use us God help us to see the wis dom of so truly abiding in Christ that when men look into our faces and hear our voices speaking. they know that we have been with Jesus and have learned of Him.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

w. K. ROSS, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-21

Try Hall Brothers asparagus and you will buy no other. dm
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
BANNER SHOW OF SEASON.
Great Offerings by Manager Doel,
stader at Garriek Theatre.

Great Offerings by Manager Doek-
stader at Garriek Theatre.
There can be no discounting the bill
which comes to the Garrlck theatre to-
day, for it is unquestionable one Of the
banner shows Of the entire season. Man
ager Dockstader has, to all appearance.
tried to give extraordinary good bills near
the end of the season to make brilliant
finish, and il this has been his aim he has
succeeded very nicely. Paula Edwardes.
the comic opera star. whose success in
"Winsome Winnie" and THE Princess
Bagger" etc. are well known is TO be at
the house-an announcement which has
already attracted much comment and
attention.
Rose La Harte comes under the manage
ment OF Frank Sheridan in sketch en-
titled "Thc Morning After the Night Be
fore" a very promising number The
Namba Japs have an Oriental feature that
has created a sensation in all the big cities
and is hound to repeat the performance
here. George Mckay and John Cantwell
have a musical comedy "On the Great
White Way" which has proved a hit
everywhere. Toma Hanlon has some ar
tistic character impersonations: The
Harvey-Devora Trio have a good dane
ing act. The Lelliotts, musical comiques
and the picture machine complete the bill
for the week.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
PAST CHIEFS, X. G. E.
MEET AT BANQUET

The Past Chiefs Association Of Crus-
aders' Castle No 5, Knights Of the Cold
en- Eagle held its semi-anual banquet
in the Hotel Wilmington on Saturday
evening. The invited guests were: Past
Supreme Chief John c. Mckinney. OF
Philadelphia; Past Supreme Chief, Louis
f. Stllz, Philadelphia Past Grand Chief
T. +. White, Clayton; and Grand Mas
ter Of Records Walter G. Iiurock. this
city.
Supreme Vice Chief Garrett S Smith
acted as POSTMASTER, and toasts were re-
sponded to by p. s. c. Louis r. Stlz. p.
S. c.. John c. Mckinney. p. G.. c. T. r.
White, p. G. c. r. Charles a. Bamber-
ger p. G. c.. David A. Bevis F. c. Thorn
as A. Doud. p. c.. August Buren and z,
G. C.. Thomas Hetherton
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
ORTHODOXY
OF KINDNESS
Pastor Cleland Emphasizes
Doctrine in Appeal for
Citizens Schools

In his sermon last evening at the
United Presbyterian Church on
Helping Others the Rev. d. NJ. Gle
land. the pastor spoke in part as fol-
lows:
There is no orthodoxy quite so
genuine in this world as the ortho-
doXy OF good old fashioned kindness
II our creed is not kind there Is, Non
may be sure there is something radi-
cally wrong ] would rather have The
spirit OF the Good Samaritan that
would do kind act TO the fellow
that is down without resc 5ct to his
creed or any other relation he might
hear contrary to me. than to eave all
the ice cold formality i'm the world
Joseph Cook uttered no sreater truth
in his life time than when he said. tho
nineteenth century made the world a
neighborhood but the tweltieti cen
tury will make the world a brother
hood The church that taxes up that
principle is the one that will receive
the liberal aid and patronage OF tho
lig hearted everywhere. Tile church
should be SO broad I'm its pniiautrophy
tndt It would be absolutely indispen-
sible in the community. Never before
las the spirit Of fellowship and CO.
operation in all the churches been so
marked as at the presen. and there
ave as great promises for the future.
"A practical application Of this spirit
is soon to be manifested in this COM
munity in the way Of practical plans
for helping others and thus doing our
selves ali inestimable beneh' as city
and individuals For this week we are
to raise at least $1,000 for the Citizens
| Schools in which our foreign people
who come to us can learn English and
make the best OF their coming as our
parents who came over earlier helped
us in our ways Of success. We raised
ST. 200 in a weeks time in Butler, Pa.
where there are one half as many peo-
Pile and at Canonsburg, Pa, the for
mer home of the secretary Of our loca
/ board in this city we raised 100000 In
less than an hour. If we do not sue
ceed this week there is still more
weeks to follow and when the schools
are open we will all have tile salts
faction of knowing that we are doing
4 our part to better civic conditions anc
avert any more dreadful accidents thai
comes from lack of knowledge OF oul
correct American ways. All our people
are going to aid in this work. Il
there ever was an opportunity for q
genuine kindness and helptulness t
others he it is.
IF I could show to our people thi
good work these schools are doinI
elsewhere we could raise $4,000, in
stead of 81 900 this week"
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
MANY THRILLERS
In THE CIRCUS
Greatest Show on Earth up
to the Standard in SenSa-
tiOnS

Final arrangements have been complies
ted for the visit TO this city of the Bar
mum and Bailey Greatest Show ON Earth.
The date is Friday May l8 Two per-
formauccs will he given. The will bo
the same I'm every particular as those prc-
sntod In Madison Square Garden. New
York city. where this circus opened It's
season last March
Added glory attaches TO this show he-
cause Of lbs new equipment. which cost
the management S,5OOOoO. ITS new parade
is described as a marvel of pagcantry.
It's enlarged mcnageric is the center of in-
ferest. and the company OF 400 word-
/ famous artists presenting the program
have brought 100 surprises from Europe.
The organization of this year numbers
.2SO people 1OO horses. forty elephants.
thirty camcls and 200 wild and semi--o-
nestle animals. II travels on train eN-
lactly 6.l23 feet in length This rs over one
j milo. The train has TO be handled in i've
J sections. The circus performance Is inrto-
duced by new and costly spectacle The
los acts that follow begin new era IN
circus ideas. An is novelty Desperate.
a rash Fronchman. works ON the emotions
of spectators by ieaplng from the dome
of the tent and landing on his bare chest
on the ground. Jupiter a magnlncen'
white horse, hoightons the excitement by
riding TO the dome I'm a balloon and them
shooting of a battery of rockets and other
nrowork He takes beautiful girl with
him ON his perlous trip.
The latest sensation Is tho act ~ tho
Adons Brothers who balance on the cN-
trcmo point Of a swaying ships mast.
Amazemcnt is still increa. ed when
Charlie the First. "A chlmpanzec. walks 10
one OF tho stages and there presents
bicycle and juggling-act surprising In
skill the efforts OF the best human per-
former that ever lived More thrills are
given TO the audience by the daring leaps
and double somorsaults OF the Siegrist-
Silbon aerialists. tho .>onyot family OF
acrobatic equcstrians. the high-wire dance
ing of Victoria Codona, and feats OF tbs
La Faille Company OF strongest men in
the world IN the mcnaseric Is the only
baby giraffe born in America.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Big NIGHT FOR
CITY ODD FELLOWS
Combined Lodges, to Observe
Ninety-FirSt Anniversary
of Order

The combined OddFellows' lodges of
the city have arranged to celebrate the
ninety-hrst anniversary of the order at
their hall, Third and King streets, to-
morrow evening. The committee having
the anniversary celebration in charge.
has not spared pains or expense to
make it one of the greatest events Of
recent years in odd Fellowship. The
Lyric Quartette, of Philadelphia. will
give selections. The quartette will be
accompanied by a ventriloquist In
addition to the Lyrics entertainment
an address viii be given by the Hon.
Hin Montague, who is one of the lead
ing members Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. and an eloquent speaker.
These anniversary exercises have been
arranged for the members of the order,
and every member will be welcome.
whether he be connected with city
lodge. or not
Following is the program for the
evening:
Piano solo. William II. Wolters; Sc
lections. Lyric Male Quartette, Com
rades in Arms" Abt; Breeze of the
Night" Stainer; Thomas Haynes, first
tenor: Ralph Williams, second tenor;
Chester f. Myers, baritone; John 7.
Coates. basso; George v. Mackinnon'
ventriloquil pumer; Leslie Elton, the
comedy cartoonist; address, the Hon
Hill Montague, p. G. r., Richmond.
Va: Lyric Quartette. in their own
creation, minstrel First Part, Will
liam r.. Humphreys, the musical
mimic; selections, Lyric Male Quar-
tette.
The committee is composed of Dr.
]. willard Crossan, chairman; George
II. Bennett. c. o. Carton, Phillip }.
Isaacs. Lewis c. Henvis. Otto NJ. Burk-
hardt, Martin Hutton. William j. Lilly,
James +, Price.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
MORE ACREAGE
IN CORN THIS YEAR

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, April Corn planting
now being completed or about TO begin
through the central peninsula, is absorb
ing the farmers, some having decided to
plant a far larger acreage because of the
reasonable certainty Of the harvest OF
corn, OF the high prices prevailing the
new discoveries in breeding and planting
for bigger yields.
Tomatoes however, will be planted more
sparingly this year because OF a falling OF
in contract prices resulting from the over
supply Of canned goods this season The
Richardson and Robbins and the Liberty
Brand packing houses in Dover and other
large establishments have contracted for
the same quantities as last year but to-
matoes win not be grown outside Of con-
tracts 10 large extent to risk the open
markets FOR ripe fruit.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Town Will Hold Special EIeC-
tiOn PreIimary to Street
Improvement

NEW CASTLE. April 25-Commis-
sioner Lewis +. Eliason in speaking Of
the lection for Bond Commissioners TO
be held on aSturday, said to-day. 1.-THE
election will be held II has been legally
called and the date line on the poster
has nothing 20 do with the call, as the
Legality of the instrument would be
Just the same without date line. No
announcement of candidates has been
made so far. but the people want the
new streets. Every resident who
voted al the last sprink election is en-
titled TO vote at this election. Every
voter has one and to be elected, a cam
didate must receive plurality of the
votes cast
Jerry Myers. colored, has convinced
the Union A. M. r. Church that he did
not sign the application of a hotel
keeper recently
The Edge oMor baseball club viii
play the Holy Name club here on
Saturday.
New Castle High School defeated the
Newark School club on Saturday by
the score OF 10 S.
James Heesuan. of Philadelphia,
while nroute to Bridgeville, stopped
here. He slept beneath tree In the
Mahoney lot and when found he was
unable to walk. lie was sent To the
County Hospital at Farnhurst.
In the First Baptist Church yesterday
large congregations were present.
A number OF New Castle dancers VIII
go to Wilmington on Wednesday even
ing and participate in the dance of
Division No. 9, a. o. H., in st. Thomas
Hall
Arbutus hunters were out IN force
Yesterday and those who failed to get
the flowers brought home lilacs.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
GEORGETOWN ASKS
FOR SANE FOURTH

GEORGETOWN. Del April 25.-In an
effort 20 have a sane Fourth Of July Ga
Georgetown an ordinance will be intro
duced al the next meeting Of Town Coun-
eli prohibiting dealers from selling fire.
crackers aud fireworks. and making II
Enable FOR any one to indulge In the usual
noisy customs. The mothers Of the town.
as represented I'm the -,ew-Century Club
are favorable TO the idea and will lend
their aid by teaching lessons Of patriot
ism
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
MAY VETO THE
HARBORS BILL

WASHINGTON. April 25.-There is said
to be a possibility tina the President
might veto the rivers and harbors ap-
preparation bill, which would carry with
it the defeat Of the s5-foot channel i'm.
provement Gin the Delaware river. Sena.
tor Burton. who has fought the measure
has been I'm consultation with the rresi-
dent upon the subject for several days.
While Senator Burton will not predict
that the President would refuse 10 give
his sanction to the measure. he conveys
the impression that the Presiden. is in
serious doubt as to the wisdom Of eX-
pending large sums Of money on some OF
the projects in it.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Republican Levy Court Has
No Fear of a Contrast
With the Bankrupt
ing Methods of
Democratic
Bodies

Much has been said recently in
Democratic quarters about the good
old Democratic days" that some per-
sons have gone back through the re-
cords OF the time when the county
was practically bankrupt under the
administrations OF the Democratic
Levy Courts. IL required several Re
publican Levy Court administrations
to overcome the effect of Democratic
deficits and bad financial manag ament
of county affairs. and the Republicans
certainly have no intention of evdding
their record of county management
and Of substantial bcttermonts for the
people at large by tho recent Levy
Courts.
Take for instance a glance back to
the year 1901. In their report to Resi-
dent Judge Spruance Charles G. kurtz
and J.. Scott Townsend county audi
tors. In their report June 80, 1901 say
in part:
we could not ascertain the exact
amount of claims contracted and un-
paid as many of them had not bccn
/ presented, but we herewith submit a
summary OF claims which We know
were outstanding and unpaid on June
/ 3O 1901 They arc:
/ Bills and accounts ......... $40, .S3
! Warrants drawn, but not
cashod .................... 2G42b3l
Interest on Court House
Loan .................... 4A3O.uO
Court House Loan bond.. 10000
Note in Farmers Bank ..... i00000o
Total .................... .3S3,bO1 II
This condition of affairs existed tho
first six months after the Ropublicau
Levy Court was In office
From time immemorla the Demo-
Gratis had control except for two year.
and the Republicans who served thes,
two years were oustod by the LDgis-
laturc.
Continuing the auditors say. "W,
have examined the bills and vouchers
corresponding with the warrants drawr
and we find a great many that ar,
not on file. We also submit list o
warrants drawn TO the order of sonl
person or bearer
I'm conclusion We would state "a
the result OF our audit and investt
cation of the county's affairs that th
county's financial transactions ar
loosely and carelessly conducted
. In 1902 the same auditors said
"rhe county finances are i'm Ner
much improved condition as compare
to the same time during tho previou
fiscal years.
The methods OF issuing warrant
payable TO bearer so prevalent durin
previous years, has been PRACTICAL
c abolished" This change was mad
under a Republican administration.
The 1903 report says "ln general, u
p financial affairs OF tho county are IN
good healthy condition. The members
tho Levy Court deserve credit for the COZ
dition of affairs in their charge. Not on
has the reduction in tho tax rate bee
20 made. but with practically an bills pa
,, that were due. the balance In bank Ju
n 3Oth. 1905. was $i223oL7o"
Ne The 1904 report says: The financial a
\ fairs Of the county arc in good conc
Evening journal., 1910-04-25

q tumor caused by rupture. wrote
to you for advice and you told me not
TO get discouraged but to take Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
did take it and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed away" Mrs.
r. r. HUEY, 713 Mineral Ave-, Galena,
Kans.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms of
female ills, including displacements,
Inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu-
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ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion, and nervous prostration. 1t costs
but a trifle TO try it. and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
Ifyou want special advice write
fOrit to Mrs. Pinkham.L Lynn, Mass.
1t is free and always helpful.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
BOOKS GIVE MUCH
POSTAL INFORMATION

Postmaster Jester has received a large
supply Of booklets containing valuable
information concerning the United
states postal service. Information rela-
tive to domestic and foreign matter.
classification, conditions, and rates of
postage. are set forth. These book
let's can be had by writing for them
or applying at the postohice. They are
particularly valuable TO business men
and those sending large quantities of
mail
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Junior Board Musical.

Arrangements are being made for the
musical tea for the benefit of the Junior
board of the Homeopathic Hospital.
which win be given on May 25 i'm the
New-Century Club building. Between
and 8 o'clock i'm the afternoon a
program Of vocal and instrumental
music will be given by some Of the best
singers and instrumentalists i'm this
city This is being arranged by Miss
Marion Frederick Tea will be served
under the direction of Miss Mary r.
Trump and several ASSISTANTS. After
supper there will be tables arranged fol
both bridge and 800, for which there
will be regular rules OF play and a
series OF prizes will be awarded.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
THIEVES GET $40
FROM ONE HOUSE

Thieves on last Thursday night and
early on Friday morning paid a visit to
thre houses near West Junction, along
the Marshallton road. The houses en-
tered were those of August Beste. Ed
ward r. Richardson and George Rus
sell. The thieves got $40 from the
Richardson house and a small sum of
money from the Beste house.
The thieves did not secure anything
Of value from the Russell house and
left without touching the silver on the
sideboard.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Lutherans to Meet.

DOVER. April 25.-The Luthorans
and friends Of that denomination Of
central Delaware have been called to-
gcther for "a congregational meeting TO
he held this evening at the new Rising
sun Lutheran Church. The Rev. r.
w. Almendinger, pastor of ST. Mat
thew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington, ID. c., viii visit the Ris-
ing sun Church today and conduct
the congregational meeting &C night
The religious meeting win begiu al z
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Mr.. Beach 10 Preach at Rodney

The Rev. S. W. Beach, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church OF Prince
ton, n. j., will exchange pulpits with
the Rev. c. L. Candee. Of Rodney
Street Church, next Sunday. Mr.
Beach gave the charge TO the pastor
at the installation Of Mr.. Candee last
September.
Evening journal., 1910-04-25
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illed with strong acids and alkalies.
When such a condition exists each
meal is a hardship upon the digestive
organs. The meal should streng then
the juices. but on the contrary it
woakens them. so that man by the
very act OF eating causes conditions
10 arise which Of themselves bring
him pain and loathing for the next
meal
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Evening journal., 1910-04-25
Good Roads.
New cos'le county Is sFodoally belo
alslOl0 n

Taxpayers Of New Castle county can
see by these figures that the money is
being spent for their benefit anC still the
county has solid balance TO meet cur
rent expenses. The Republican Levy
Court never has had bother in floating Its
bonds at 4 and az per cent at a good
premium. on the other hand the Demo
cratic Levy Court sold us bonds nj ,
per cent and the Republican Levy Court
now must pay the heavy rate of inter
est
Certainly the Republican administration
has nothing to fcnr I'm an honest and ful
comparison with the bankruptcy condi
Levy Courts.