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Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
CAl, SAVE MONEY ON
 STATE SCHOOL BOOKS
County Superintendent's Office Haz- ards Statement That not Twenty per cent of Books Next Year
 Will be New.

Arizona people can save themselves S75. 5.000 on next years state expenses if they will see to it that all the school books now in the hands of the pupils and now in good condition are used again next school year That is the statement of County Superintendent of Schools J A. Higgins. He made it in response to a question about the new system of using free text books pro- Vided by the state
 T venture to say that twenty per cent of the school books in use next year will have to be provided by the state and not d bit more" said As sistant Superintendent Alexander yes terday The same books will be used in all the grades. and many of them are designed for use in more than one grade For instance the first item on the order slip, the SouthWorth Stone arithmetic. book number one It is used in grades 3, 1 and ,. In one case text book is used in five grades, from the fourth to the eighth. Taking this together with the fact that all this years students have books which can be used by next years, we can safely estimate that a saving of at least eighty per cent can be made on school books Mir. Higgins placed it at seV- entY-five per cent
 In circular to the teachers, the county superintendents all over the state are sending out the following in formation.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
The Tanner Chapel, A. M. E. Church

Morning service, Il a. m. Subject: The Resurection.'' The Sunday school will render a program at D. m. 7:30 D. m. the choir will render Sacred Concert PrOgram-SOng- Hail, Biased Easter, Hail Rev. Solly, Easter address. Song-"Fling Wide the Gates. Miss Edith Mllen paper significant of Easter. Solo: Mrs. McGlothene Solo: Mrs. How ard Instrumental solo: Miss Ed wards Song: He is Risen" Choir General missionary epistle. Church fair begins March 25, 1913 J. F. FlutCier pastor.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
"A QUESTION THAT WILL FIND

YOU"-IS the SuDJect on WHICH Rev. J. Harvey Deere, D. D., pastor of the Baptist church of this city. will speak at the mems meeting at the Y NJ C. A tomorrow afternoon. This meeting will be of peculiar interest, being East CT Sunday, when the minds of all Christians turn especially to the resur- rection. A. M. Carr the new boys work secretary of the Y M. C. A. will sing
 There will also be music by the male quartet. All men and boys are cor dially welcome The building open from zoo to 500 p. m, with the splendid
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Christian Science.

First Church of Christ, Scientist. Arizona School of Music, North Central avenue. SunGaN service at II q. m. subject of tine iesson-se mos: Matter Golden Text: "Ps,tnns l27:1 Except the Lord Build tie House The" Labor iii Vain That Euild il. sunday school at 9:t5. The Wednesday, evening testimonial and Experience meeting is at s o'clock. The reading room maintained by this church is 403 National Bank of Ari- ZOna binding and is open daily, eN- ccpt Sunday, from II q. m. to p. m Al this room welcome k eX- tended to the public and authorize 6 litera uirc concerning Christian Sci ence may be read OF purchased fl desired
 All are cordially invited to attend church services
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Genital M. E. Church South

Special musi, for Sunday morning Organ prelude "Andante. Burdette Hymn. I'll in Hymnal. Solo. TO the Holy Saviors Tomb by Chas Denuer sung Ly Mr. K E. Summers. Of frrtory. "Prayel" Wherldon. Anthem They Have Taken Away My Lord Stainer. sermon, by the pastor. Hymn I56. PostuGe. muTch. Geradant. Sun G4y Nights Musical Program, Or s.m reclta.. by Mir F. T. Doan. as follows:
 Prelude-Alfred Hollins.
 nVocation-Gui!mant
 Grand Chorus-LemaiSre
 bOresque-DVOrak.
 Andante-Ratiste
 Hymn. l62 HYmn1l.
 Soio-"He Shall Feed His Flock. from the Messiah"
 Hymn. l59
 Anthem. He Is RiSen'-Wilsnn.
 Sermon, by the pastor.
 Hymn 172.
 PnstUde-Stern
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
WANNA SOCIETY-The

Pennsylvania society will hold a meet ing on Tuesday evening at the home of R. M. Tafel at 623 w Adams. The ob- ject of the meeting is to arrange a program and select a date for the an nual field day exercise, as well as to arrange for the annual election of off cers. President J. C. Reed urges all members to make an extra effort to be present at the meeting Any Penn sylVanians who may be temporarily stopping in the city are also invited to attend the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
r he Dunkards.

sermon at tha Mission Church of the Brethren, 1929 Grand Ave. March -. II d. m by Elder. F. F. Durr. of Glendale, Ariz Baptism will be ad- ministered in the afternoon. The hour and place of Baptism will be given at the close or the morning service. Preaching in the evening at the above named church. by the pastor, Elder Jacob Witmore. at 7:1l D. m. Text: Romans. S:16. The speaker will show how or through what channels the spirit -beareth wit ness Everybody invited
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Latter Day Saints

The Latter Day Saints will as semble as usual at the K. of P. hall on East Washington street During the Sunday school. which convenes at 1O:3O, the following subjects will be dwelt upon: In the theological de partment. some Important Events i'll Peters Ministry" intermediate le- partment "Enos and His Successor" Preaching service will be held after close of school at 11:30. All are cordially invited to attend. Elders Allen X Cummings in charge.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
The Missionary Church

Meetings for Easter Sunday at the Gospel tabernacle, corner of Tenth and Fillmore streets. are planned as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 and Preaching on My Reedemer Giveth.' There will be some special Easter music rendered in the morning ser vice, which will begin at II o'clock. Christian EndeavOr service at 6:5O and evangelistic service at 1-30 D. m. The subject for the evening is Hope.
 Everybody is cordially invited to at tend Rev. H. II. AnstutZ. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Lucy Phillips Chapel. C. M. E.

Church, corner 7th and Jefferson St Sunday services: Sunday school. 10 q. m. Prof C. c. Simmons. Supt. Easter eggs for al the children, at the morning services, given out by the superintendent and teachers. Morning subject, by the pastOr-"The Origin of Easter Evening subject: "The Risen Lord Z z Johnson, pastor
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
GospeI Tent Services

Services at the gospel tent near Six points on Grand avenue will be as follows: Sunday school at 2 D. m. Preaching at 7:3O D. m by Rev. MT. Brooks Everybody welcome. A great deal of interest has been taken in these services so come early and get a seat
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

-Holden-Mrs R. M. Tafel. Sermon by the pastor. Subject; From Faith the Dead" Invitation Hymn, Just As Am" Communion Olives Brow" Renediction. Recesslonal Evening services begin promptly at 7.30 A special song. service will proceed the service. A large chorus will sing 70, Pray For the Peace of Jerusalem" The pastor will speak on 'The CrucifiXion.' Y. r. $. C. r. at 630
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Christian Church.

Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street Rev. Everett N. Phillips, pastor Services promptly at II o'clock in the morning. organ VOlun- tary, Miss Edna Stewart Invocation and Gloria-Anthem: Let Your Light Shine"--Lorenz Scriptural Reading
 The Resurrection" Violin solo, Miss Daisy Ellison. Solo: "Resurerction'
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Ray c. Harker, minister. Sunday school, 9:45; John l.. Burcham, su- perintendent Public worship at II q. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning sub ject: Rev. A. T. Atkinson. D. D., superintendent of Arizona Mission, will preach both morning and even ing. Special Easter music. Class meeting at the close of the morning service. Junior League at o'clock in the afternoon. Epworth League meeting at 6:30
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

three catechumens. The sermon of the pastor will have for it's theme. '.Christ's Words Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life. Evening SefVlce at 7:30. The catechumens are Frederick Balyeat Bernita Hanson, Ruth Nelson. You are welcomed to attend this con firmatiOn service.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

You are no doubt aware that the law provides that hereafter children in the public schools are to be supplied bN the state with free text books. This generous undertaking on the part of the state will involve a heavy eX- pense. We are asking all teachers to
 lend their assistance to the end that an accurate reQuiSitiOn may be made for such texts as will in their judgment meet the needs in the various grades of their schools for the coming school year. While it is the purpose of the law that all children shall be fully and equally supplied with school books, it has been recommended by the state superintendent that in cases where children already have in their posses
 sion good usabie texts that can serve them during the coming year that they be encouraged to use the same and thus prevent unnecessary expense to the state. We are inclosing requsitiOn blanks which are to be filled out in triplicate. The triplcate copy should be kept by your district clerk and the others sent to this office as soon as possible, (not later than April 15th)
 Avoid confusing the number of chil- dren in a given grade at present with the probable number that will be in that grade next year The estimate should be made on the probable num- Der of children that will be in each
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
lad all understood the possibilities

had all understood the possibilities 'l the player piano.
 MT. McGill was assisted in the de- monstration by Mrs. Helena Mum Redewin. The afternoon program follows:
 La Capricieuse ............---'. MIide
 Mir McGm
 CAutopiano) My Redeemer and My Lord from Golden Legcnd'D ......-.... Buck Mrs Helena Mum RedeWill tAutopiano AccompanimenD Group of Popular Numbers Selected
 MT Gill
 (Autopiano) The Rosary .......-........... NeVlh Annie Laurie .....-..-..-.-.- scott Mrs Helena Mum RedeWilI CAutopiano AccompanimenD PoIoraise N. 2..-.....-....---- -l-lsZt
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 CAutopiano)
 Evening Polish Dance No. 2.......scharwenka
 Mir. McGin
 (Autopano) Aria-AN Heart at Thy Sweet Voice Cfrom samson and De IiI:h1 f0J. s9dFII~ Mrs Helena Mum EedcWilI (Autopiano AccompanimenD Group of popular numbers Seleclei
 MT. McGiIl
 (Autopianob Because l Love You Dear. HaWleN Mighty I4ak a Rose .......... NeNlh Mrs. Helena Munn RedeWlII (Autopiano Accompaniment Hungarian Rhapsody No. ...Llszt
 MT McGil
 (AutOpianO) In response to an nsIstent encore after the rendering of the tourlh n1,mber of the evening program. Mrs. RedeWiU repeated "The Rosary. Her voice was of charming sweetness. To those who regarded the player piano as q rather rigid instrument. the accompaniment of Mir. McGill was revelation But the greatest posSl- Lilities of the instrument were brought out in the last number through which the audience sat entranced. Hire little Salesman at The Re publican office. \ Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Enulish Lutheran Church

English Lutheran church will hold their services as usual in the w. C T. U. hall, 227 Monroe Easter Sunday at 1O:3O a. m. In connection with the service there will be confirmation of
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

grade beginning next September with due allowance for anticipated increase in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

{ IoobE' with reading matter of all kinds.
 including the late dailies and maga- zines
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
EASTER SUNDAY IN
 THE PHOENIX CHURCHES

ritan season of Lent have always Arizona but the devout this year memorable the day In every log room to the expensive metro
 have been prepared. Music, the for his higher thoughts will feature
 them are elaborate. Weeks of to a point where they will charm the soioists and instrumentalists are rs
 landery meet in the early morning temple and in the afternoon they to Trinity Cathedral, where the
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

Easter celebrations to end the P received good deal of attention in are going to greater lengths to make church in the state, from the littlest politan cathedral. special services best mode of expression man knows most of the programs, and some of practice has brought the choirs up the heart with their singing, and equally anxious to thrill their hear
 Knights Templars, Phoenix com to listen to special services at the will proceed in q body in full uniform Very Reverend Dean, William Scar address.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Trinity Pro Cath edr.aI

The Very Reverend William Scar lett. dean Services on Sunday, March 22rd Easter: Children's service at 2 % Morning service at Il; evening service at 7:30 At the morning ser vice Dean Scarlett will preach on the subject Winning Immortality: In the evening Especial service for the Knights Templar), on the sub ject, Seeking Things Above" The following program will be rendered hy the choir under the direction of Maitland Davies. Prelude, March HunProisp," kOW1lSki: Anthem Christ Cur Passover" Tours; Jubi- late in D. Etheibert NeVin: Te Deum in F.. llordtio Parker; Communion Service in D. Fields: Anthem, At the End of the Sabbath" Soprano Solo and Chorus, Lansing. Postmde Gloria" Peccia and Chorus, Lansing Postmde. Gloria" Peccia.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

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Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
.bREEN PULLS PROTEST
 ON NOBLE SENATOR'S
Coconino Statesman Objects to be Marked Absent When he Was
 On Time

Senator Breen of COconin6 county started a little fracas in the senate yesterday morning by submitting a protest to be placed upon the minutes of the body He insisted upon his protest being placed thereon as his constitutional right. However he was not allowed this privilege unless the protest meets with the approval of the committee on style, revision. and compilation.
 The meat of Breen's protest and the chief objection of some of the members, is to the fact that in his protest he mentions the word, caucus This jared upon the democratic sen abilities of the majority of the mem bers. The occasion of it all was this wise. On March 27 last, the majority of the senate. met and held a sena- torial conference they called it, upon the question of the legislative strike that had occurred the night before In doing this they occupied two hours of the time of the senate. Breen and some of the members not admitted to the conference stayed around for the greater part of the time and there was no senate.
 About II o'clock. the caucus-or to be actually correct the democratic caucus, came out of the tight little committee room proceeded to go into regular session by calling the roll. Breen was recorded absent. This is the place for his protest.
 Yesterday the journal was read and corrected and Breen found that the record showed said senate met at 9:3O, and Breen was absent. Breen denies this and says he was there at that time but was not about two hours or such matter later when the senate actually met. Then he made his protest mentioning the word caucus thus causing Offense For this the protest was sent to the com mittee. Some of the friends of the senator suggested after the session adjourned that he should have refer red to the conference as a caucusette
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
JUDGE MORROW RETURNS
 10 PHOENIX WEDNESDAY
Will Hear Arizona Mutual Savings and
 Loan Case Thursday

The Arizona Mutual Savings and Loans association receivership case which has been discussed in the fed eral court on several occasions since it's last regular session will come up again before Judge William w. Mor- row who returns Wednesday from Castle Hot Springs.
 The judge has been at the springs for about a week profiting by the glorious weather and enjoying the ad- vantages of mountain life in Arizona. He left feeling slightly off color from his long hours of work recently, and reports say that he is improved won derfully
 The day after his return he will hold a court for hearing the case of Clark against the A. M. $. and company. This is the severalth time it has been up before him for different sections of the litigatory- action, it is now going through. and prior to the converting of this session of the court, it was up be- fore Judge Sloan, who appointed Sims Ely receiver about a month ago.
 Preparations are under way to com pile and print the calendar of the re- gular session of the April term of the United States District court for Ari- zona. which convenes April 21. Most of the cases are against smugglers sellers of liquor to Indians and such minor matters as do not create much excitement There are in addition to the criminal docket a number of civil cases to be called
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
LOCAL OPTION
 ID THE FORE.
On Petition From Tempe Anti Prohibitionists an Election for the County Will Probably be Ordered for May ,

MaricOpa county will shortly be in the throes of another local option fight. the two years since the last bat tie having expired. A petition for an with the board of supervisors last week and the matter came before the board the board yesterday. Dr Hughes and l.. w. Coggins represent ing the prOhibitiOnists was present and there were several representatives of the saloon interests. A tentative agreement was reached on a date for the election, May ?, though the board could not formally fix that date since it was more than thirty days in ad- vance. But the date will probably be announced after a meeting of the board this week.
 Mir. kingsbury. is opposed to prohi- bition on business grounds and he be- lieves that another election will leave the entire county wet, whereas all of the county of Maricopa outside of Phoenix is now dry as a result of the election of two years ago. But if the county including Phoenix should go dry, MT. kingsbury believes that that would leave Tempe and the other dry" towns in better shape than at present with Phoenix as source of supply.
 The merchants of Tempe have com plained that much trade that really belongs to them comes to Phoenix; that Tempe is deprived of all revenue from the liquor traffic though more whiskey and other liquors are drunk
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
I. H. WILD ACCEPTS BID
 10 SPEAK AT BANQUET
President of Arizona University Will Talk on Educational Plans at
 Summer Plans Dinner

A H. Wilde, known to Arizona as the chief educator in the state, pre- sident of the University of Tucson and a lecturer on subjects pertaining to school training is the second of the speakers on the program of the board of trade annual Summer Plans ban quet next Friday night to announce his acceptance of the invitation to be here
 Dr. Wilde communicated with the
 board of trade yesterday his pleasure
 at being invited to speak to the busi-
 ness men of Phoenix, and announced
 that his assigned subject, Educational Plans will suit him admirably.
 pr. Wilde will lecture on plans for
 an education. Eminently qualified by experience to dilate upon this subject, Dr. Wilde has said he will lecture briefly and to the point. Such a talk as will impress business men, in fact. He will of course touch on the adVan- tages of higher education and will lightly mention the University of Ari- zOna as a good place to send high school graduates. As the whole pur- pose of the dinner is to arouse home spirit and to discover ways to foster that spirit; the doctors remarks will be interpreted to mean that if Arizona is going to keep her tourists at home,
 it may as we'll try to keep it's college students here, too.
 The dinner will be held Friday night at 100. This will enable business men to come right from their work and the 1 entertainment will not interfere much
 with their evenings plans.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
NO MORE COMMITTEES Democrats Will Name No More Than Necessary to Revise Tariff
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH


 WASHINGTON. March 31.-Demo- cratic opposition has developed in the house to plan agreed to by Represent tative Underwood and other party leaders and no committee will be ap- pointed at the opening of the special session, ercept those necessary for the transaction of routine business and handling the tariff revision bills.
 President Wilson speaking to Repre- sentative Sims of Kentucky today said that he had an "open mind' on the subject
 It has been the plan of Underwood and his colleagues to hold back the ap- pointment of other committees, so that full attention can be given to the tariff while that subject is before the house. Members who favor appointment of other committees insist that this plan may be interpreted in many quarters as a method of forcing the members of the house to support the tariff bill. Further than this it is claied the Pan anna Canal, Philippine, Alaskan, cur rency appropriation and other legisla- tion will require consideration by the committees in the earlier session.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
THE STATE LEGISLATURE THE NIGHT SESSION
 MARCH 31, 1913
Final Action in the House

s. B 112, by Senator Hughes. establishing the Mount Graham Game preserve. passed the house last night by a vote of "A to Kelton.
 S B. 1O4, by Senator Wood of Maricopa, providing for an Ari- zona live stock and poultry exhi- bition at the Panama Pacific ex- position in 1915, passed the house without division.
 $. B. 105, by Senator Cunnff, making uniform the law of trans fer of shares of stock in corpora tions. was passed without division.
 S. B 1O7, by the code revision committee. prescribing the rules of evidence in the courts of the state, passed without division
 s. B. 109, by the code revision committee, providing for the op- tiOnal sale of mining proparly, passed the house without division.
 $. B. 110. by the same commit tee. relating to the examination of insane persons, passed with out division.
 S B. 110, by same committee, relating to the making of wills, passed without division.
 $. B. 116, by the same commit tee, regulating assignments for the benefit of creditors, passed without division
 Final Action in the Senate
 S. B. 15G, by the code revision committee, providing for licenses and occupation taxes, for the col lection of same, and for the issu- ance and revocation of licenses, passed the senate last night with out division.
 H. B. 72, by Mir. Curry, estab- fishing police courts for incorpor- ated cities and towns and defin- ing the jurisdiction thereof, passed the senate and was conveyed to the house for transmission to the governor.
 $. B. 100, by the code revision committee, regulating the descent and distribution of estates, passed without division.
 $. B. 152, by the code revision committee. regulating mortgages, passed the senate without division.
 s. B. 172, by Senator Roberts, an appropriation to cover the sal ary deficiency of the Northern Arizona Normal for 1912, passed the senate without division
 s. B. 1S1, by the code revision committee, relating to the initia- tive. referendum and recall. put ting in force those provisions of the constitution, passed the senate without division