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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1914
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STORED WATER SUPPLY
Water service report for April 25.
Elevation of water in reservoir,
feet 143.1 S
Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 350,723
Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
feet 842
Elevation of water in reservoir
one year ago today, feet 16S.64
Contents of reservoir, one year
ago today, acre feed" 5S3,4sl
Normal flow of Salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam,
M. 1 3,220
Normal flow water for lands up
to year 1892
Amount of water used for irri
gation, north side, XI. 1 30,100
Amount of water used for irri
gation, south side. M. 1 24,70
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
6 a.m. 6 p.m.
Temperature, degrees .
Sensible temperature .
Humidity per cent ....
Wind direction
Wind velocity, miles ..
Rainfall
Weather
Highest temperature ..
Lowest temperature ...
44
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53
20
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5 5
0 0
lear Clear
7B
4 It
Mean relative humidity 35
Deficiency in temperature yesterday,
7 degrees.
Excess in temperature since first of
month, SO degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1,346 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .01
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month. .32 inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1, .74 inch.
Data for Tucson
Highest temperature, yesterday ....
Rainfall yesterday
ROBERT R. BRIGOS.
Section Director.
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For valley products
Prices paid today by WALTER.
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Eggs 20c
Butter, dairy 25c
Cheese 13c
Hens, doz $5.00 to JG.00
Chickens, doz $4.00 to $5.00
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spect Companies H and L now doing
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PYTHUHS HOLD
(Continued from Page One)
rutin t in our minds the many virtues
and good finalities of them, ami in
so doing to remind ourselves of the
solemn promise we made by their
open graves, when with Pythian ten
derness and love we assitnl in per
forming our last Pythian duty to
them. To not only cherish their
memory and keep ever alive in our
hearts the remembrance of them,
hut to endeavor to emulate their vir
tues. "In remembering their good deeds
and calling them again and iigaJn
to our minds and in endeavoring to
emulate them, we are also remliult-.l
that they may have their faults and
imperfections. Who of us have, not?
We do them no injustice or wrong
and ourselves no harm in so think
ing or speaking, provided always w;
cast over and about them as is our
Pythian duty to do, the Pythian
mantle of charity.
"Again, when we look upon the va
cant chairs in the lodge room and
think of tile vacant places at the
firesides of our brothers that have
gone to their eternal home, ur
thoughts are turned to those loved
ones that are left behind ami thus ;
we again remind ourselves of our
Pythian duty towards them. In so
doing we have recalled to and im
pressed upon us the fact that when
death comes to the home of a friend
our duty is there to comfort and to
bless and if possible to point out
through the sorrow anil gloom the
pathway that leads to the haven
whore no sorrow comes.
"I am glad that provision has been
made in our order for ;it least once
in each year halting in our busy,
hurrying, worldly life to give thought
to things eternal and to take a
glance at the past and not only re
member those of our number that
haw reached the end of their life's
journey before us. but as well to re
trospectly view our own lives, and in
so doing, perhaps be better enabled
to press forward ami avoid some of
the errors of our past. Let us not
took back with sadness, sorrow and
tliscouragement, but rather let us
look to the future anil endeavor to
profit by any mistakes we havh
made in the past, and in the spirit
of true Pytbians endeavor to pot
into active practice the many noble
lessons which we are taught by the
ritual and ceremonies of our order,
and which we enedavor to teach and
impress uion others.
"The teachings of this, as well as
of all other fraternities, me in
tended to be practical and of prac
tical benefit. As an order we do
not seek members merely for the
a-dding of members to our roster of
membership, nor do we welcome
those into our order that come ami
remain through no-re curiosity ot
with a desire to be entrained or
pleased, or for purposes of self-aggrandisement.
But ht desire that
they come to us for the good that
we may do for them in helping them
to live better lives and to be of more
benefit to themselves, their families
and to socityin general, that we
may inspire in them greater desire
to live less for self and more their
fellow man.
"The lessons that our ritual teach
are not intended to be alone recitiil
and commented on in the lodge room
and there forgotten from one meet
ing to another, but it is intended
that these lessons may be so im
pressed that they may become a part
of our lives and make us better fath
ers, better, brothers, better husbands
and better citizens.
"In this age of commercialism
there are those in great numbers to
leach us how to make a living and
much oft our time is consumed in
making a living. But how different
".s it when it comes to teaching us
how to live, so few we find to guhle
Lhe way either by leaching or by
precept in how to live. The church
of today is filling its office in teach
ing lessons of better lives anil highei
ideals, and the many fraternal or
ders and societies have their plac
to fill and each is making for the
uplift and betterment of mankind.
As members of our beloved Pythian
order, we have a place in the world
to fill and a work to perform in
teaching and exemplifying the prin
ciples of friendship, charity mid ben
evolence. Let us strive to make
them practical and of practical bene
fit. "Temptation is near us at all
times, constantly are we called upon
to decide when we come to the place
in our " life's highway where the
roads divide, between tlie good and
evil, and unless we have been taught
to believe in the good, how much
more difficult will it be to choose be
tween the good and the evil. Thin'k
of the many times that y;ui haw
been cautioned not to take a wrong
step by the remembrance of the obli
gation you have assumnl, or u lesson
you have been taught in becoming a
member of this orib-r. Victory over
temptation rests with tile individual
to a very large- degree and the best
influences are but sign posts along
the way of life to point the way and
to guide us on.
"Someone has likened our lives to
a soundingboard in that what we
send forth comes back to us. If we
are cold, indifferent and selfish, we
will find the work! the same toward
us. If we could but realize that this
life of ours is very largely, if not
entirely, a matter of mutual ex
change and that the man that gives
nothing gets nothing in return anil
receives all that he deserves. we
would better understand that the at
tempt to get something for nothing
in this world is as futile in business,
and in society, as it is in friendship.
Legitimate trade is merely an ex
change for mutual benefit. Society
demands social service before it
grants recognition and one cannot
expect to make friends until he has
been a friend to others.
"It is the admiration for and con
sideration of others that qualifies us
to be the "rainbows to the storms of
iife. the evening beam that smiles the
clouds away." A true Knight does
no man wrong, but with confidence
in himself and his brethren he stands
pledged to be more friendly, cautious,
charitable, benevolent and brave, and
reaily to
"Do nobli
thin
s. not dream them all
day
long,
make
'And so
vast
iife, death and that
r. one grand, sweet
forev
song."
"It is not
noiigb. my brethren, for
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us as Knights of Pythias to speak
a kindly word or cheering sentence,
hut we are admonished by the teach
ings and principles of our order that
it is as much our duty to refrain
from speaking ill of our fellows Re
member that 'many a good life and
I true has struggled and gone down.
. . ,
by the slanders, that have
! followed them through all their days.'
I "It is but human nature, when we
hear ill spoken of another to lend
encouragement to it by at least giv
ing countenance or confidence in it,
'.and often might perform a good ser
. vice bv expressing in no uncertain
terms our disbelief in tlie ill spoken
words. It is often a fault with ns
to accept" the mere spoken charge
i proof of guilt, when they pass the
judgment of an evil thinking Blind.
How much better it would be for us
' to express confidence in the friend
(and thus relieve a burdened heart,
j or a discouraged and disconsolate
Jsoul. How often, my brother, my
sister, have you felt that if someone
would only express confidence in you
that the load would he lifted. Could
we but pause often enough to ask
ourselves the question, what do I
want must, what am I hungering for,
what do I long for most, what would
most enrich me, and then frankly
admit to ourselves that we want the
trust, the confidence, the encourage
ment and the approval of those
about us. then w'c could better real
ize that what we want, others want,
what we need, others need, what we
hunger for, others hunger for, what
most enriches us, enriches them.
When we have reiclied this point,
then we are belter qualified to min
ister to our fellow man.
"Whenever you observe tin soo-i.
the I rue, the noble, and the virtuous
in and the worth of others tell them
if it. When Sorrow is the lot of an
other, speaks the word of cheer and
consolation or of brotherly love to
them, while they yet live and do not
delay until they are gone, to say
those things of them which if spoken
to them would have been a blessing
and a benediction indeed.
" Poslmortetu kindnesses cher no
heart on the lonely way.' IVauiiful
flowers on the cold grave, while they
speak sympathy and love to the liv
ing of those that have gone before,
shed no light or beam upon the path
of those whose memory we cherish.
j Refrain from discussing or talking
about those things you think you see
in the lives of others, that may in
your erring judgment, may seean
wrong. untrue. unmanly or un
womanly. Remembering always that
'what may to your dim eyes seem a
scar or blot upon the fair escutcheon
of another but in God's clear light
prove a scar won on some
fought field, where von would
hard
fain i
and vield.'
"We should not be content with
merely refraining from speaking ill
ot others. It is merely the exempli
fications of the teachings of our be
loved order to cultivate the spirit of
speaking well and encouragingly of
our fellows, not only of them hut to
them, thus may we play our pint in.
dispelling tlie clouds that gather
about anil darken the lives of all
men, and In making the world
brighter and better. . and in hringiiur
sunshine and gladness to hearts in
gloom and in bringing about the
universal brotherhood of "all man
kind, and in hastening the time when
nations shall no longer go to war
against nations, and man made dis
tinctions between man and man. na
tion and nation, shall cease forever.'
"What better time or occasion, my
brothers, my sisters. eouVil we select
to pledge ourselves to fill our lives
and thoughts than tlie coming year
with mole of the Pythian spirit of
Kindness, gentleness, friendship, char
ity and benevolence, love of home
and country, than now, while we are
surrounding the altar of our order,
draped in memory of those of out
membership that have been called by
(he ruler of us all to that eternal
home that is not builded witli hands
Tlinpc friends whose memories we
now cherish and whose virtues w
would emulate, so that when we
come lo answer the summons that
must come to all of us It can be said
or us.
" He lived to bless mankind.
And his bands are filled with gold
en deeds.
The keys that ope the palace of
eternity "
The services were brought to n close
by Chancellor Commander Ice who re
peated these words of the ritual:
"Brothers, as we return to our lionieiS.
let us carry this thought. It is fitting
I hat we should honor those we love
and who have passed beyond our mortal
ken. but there is also a duty to the liv
ing. The time to praise a. brother's
noble deeds Is while he lives. No sound
can reach beyond the shoreless sea. and
words of cheer, voiced all too late, die
on our lips, unheard by him whose
life perehHnce had less of joy for lack
of human sympathy."
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NOTICE OF ELECTION IN SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 66 OF MARICOPA
COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.
1'iirsuant to a resolution of the. Hoard
of Trustees of and for School .District
No. fii'i of Maricopa County,. State of
Arizona, duly passed and adopted on
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the 2'.lrd day of April, l'.iH, calling tlie
election herein mentioned,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
an election will he Held at tne scliool
building of said District No. 6ii of Mar
icopa County. Arizona, on Tuesday May
the 19th. 1914, between the hours of !l
o clock in the forenoon anil o ciock 111
tlie afternoon. That Allan Wilkinson.
Carl H. Roser and (Jeo. H. fate are the
.halves appointed and named by said
Hoard of Trustees to conduct said elec
tion. That the purpose of said election is
to submit to tlie voters of said School
District No. iiii 'if Maricopa County,
Arizona, ipialified to cue upon said
proposition, whether or n't the bonds
of said School District No. tlii shall be
issued in th" aggregate amount of Ten
Thousand i $1 n.oiMi.ui)) Dollars in de
nominations of f ine Thousand Dollars
$l,0nii.ou each, bearing interest at the
rate of five and one-half i,-'"i) per
cent per annum and to run for a period
of twenty years from the date of is
suance. That the proceeds of the bonds here
in proposed to he issued will be used
and devoted to the construction of new
school buildings in sai( district for ihe
uses thereof and supplying said build
ings with furniture and necessary ap
paratus" and improving the grounds
thereof.
Dated at the office of the Hoard of
Trustees of School District No. fill, of
Maricopa County. Arizona, this 23rd
day of April, 1914.
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HARRV K. AI STEN
MRS. JOHN PRICE
Hoard of Trustees of School District
No. fi of Maricopa County. State of
Arizona.
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