Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-14

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ROBERT r. BRIGGS,
Section Director
HERE FROM 'FiSCO-H c.
Booth of San Francisco, attorney for
the Southern Pacific was a Phoenix
visitor yesterday on business before
the corporation commission.
BRYAN is William
Jennings Bryan, Jr., of Tucson, was
Yesterday appointed regent of the
University of Arizona by Gov. Hunt
to fill the place made vacant by the
resignation of Rev. l.. w Wheatley.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
The meeting of the directors of the
o'clock this morning 1t is to be one
of the most important sessions the
board has held in a long while, and
all members are urged to be present.
AGAIN IN PHOENlx-Mrs. May
Summers of Atlanta. Georgia, who
has spent several winters here, ar
rived in Phoenix Friday, and is Wis
iting at the home of her son, Ralph
Summers. With her is her niece,
Miss Merle Francis Summers.
FIRST TERM CLOSES-The first
term of this year at the Arizona
School of Music closes today and the
second term opens Monday, Novem-
Der 16 Mrs. Christy is very much
pleased with the registration this
year and desires to thank the public
for their support.
UNDELlvERED TElEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office
for the following: f. G. Harrington,
Frank Mcclure, L. S. Johnson, r. G..
Brady, H. S Smith. Frank Curtis,
Henry Dech, o. sF Ashburn and S.
NJ Johnson.
TIE FUNERAL OF MRS RAUS
SEAU-The funeral of Mrs. L. d.
Raussiau who was killed in a runaway
accident west of town on Thursday
night, has been postponed to date to
be announced later. 1t is waiting upon
word from a brother and sister who
live at Ray, Colorado.
ROTARIANS MEET-The regular
weekly meeting of the Rotary club was
held yesterday at the board of trade
with A. G. Dulmage presiding. The
service talks of the day were made by
John T. Barker of the local produce
company and Maitland Davies The
visitors We're J. f. owen of the Tucson
Citizen and J. NJ. Logue of Douglas.
DEATH OF MR.. LAMBAYE-The
death of Bernard Lambaye yesterday
took away a man whose claim to the
title of pioneer Arizonian is one of
the best in the state. He was one
of Phoenixs first citizens, having
come here in 1882 He was one of
Phoenix's first citizens, having come
here in 1882. He was fifty-nine years
old. He is survived by a brother, Joe
Lambaye, who lives at the corner of
Third avenue and Lincoln. The fun
eral will take place after mass at
seven thirty this morning at the Cath
Ole church.
AT THE Y. W. C. A.-On Sunday
afternoon at p. m. Miss Eleanor
Miller will give a group Of readings.
| DR.. Robert Burdette says, Il have
| listened to no one who possessed in
the same degree, Eleanor Miller's in
| tense sympathy with her authors.
You feel as you listen that she is
not forcing ideas or ideals of her own
upon the poet or dramatist, but rath-
er you think, so Tennyson or so
Browning would have read it." She
not only interprets. but she reveals
half hidden meanings and mystic
symbols. All girls and women of the
community are cordially invited to
hear Miss Miller. A silver offering
will be taken.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH-Elder j. Ernest Bond, pres
| ident of the Arizona conference will
/ preach this morning, Sabbath (Satur-
| day), at II. Theme: "The Mystery of
God Shall be Finished" and Sunday
4 evening 1880 President Bond will speak
on the Turkish Tangle" This is a
subject of vital importance to you Just
now. Sabbath school Saturday 10 a.
m. One week from today Mr.. Ray
Kalfus. assistant superintendent. will
conduct the school. Lesson subject:
| "Friendship with the World, Its Re-
suits, scripture, James 4: Is. care
full study of this lesson will be con-
busted by earnest Bible teachers All
viii feel at home the first Sabbath.
Young Peoples Volunteer Missionary
society, under the leadership of Mrs.
Anna Rice, will meet at p. h. Good
singing. earnest missionary study and
an after missionary effort VIII fill this
meeting. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 1880 large attendance and
deep spiritual atmosphere will be
found at this meeting. All are re-
ouested to come and bring a friend
They will not be disappointed.
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