Arizona republican., 1903-11-30
GLENDALE NEWS
ThanKsgiving-Base Ball-The Sugar
 Factory Hitch.


 CT Thanksgiving day laid away on
 tines sheaf-da fragrant with the thyme and marjoram of other days
 where tho clans gathered in joyful re
 union under the parent roof tree, be- fore tie call of the west, scattered then,
 wide as the courses of the wind. Most
 of us car not formulate in exact terms lCf an executive proclamation the why's and wherefore Of our thanidu;nesS. but
 we have the genuine feeling all right whether the menu reads turkey ui codfsh balls And if we are not
 thankful before why it will be after l because our head is no granGer; that
 we have an appetite for breakfast next morning ana an undiminished interest ] in things mundane, and that the dish set before half the politicians and foot ! ball players is not for us.
 1 The Valley Pride Creamery mas in- stalled a sf,imminS station on tnc | ShawVer ranch, four miles southwest. W. .. Morgan, special agent of th" Hartford Fire Insurance Co, spent to- iday hero on business for his company. l Mr. Morgau's headquarters are in San l Francisco and before leaving there On, this trip. he saw the great game be- ltween Stanford and Berkeley, which iresulted in a tie, to 6.
 We are painfully aware of the 'act that there .s to be Missouri picnic soon. Jean, Alec and Jim are practic- i ing, Joe Bowers and Jesse James and lother ancient folk songs progressively | and openly. We protest It is not l legal. and then, as we have previously | remarked there are over many furri- i ners in this country.
 | Henry Jennings has leased his ranch Iiy arr K from Minnesota and via change. " residence to Phoenix.
 The s tb3age of operations at the sugar f.C Ty bids fair to become chronic W-rk was not resumed this week as expected and why is not di- i vulged by those in authority Well, we can wait. but it seems unfortunate ! from every standpoint.
 l Frank Lyman drove up from Phoe- nix today on legal business.
 | If you want to see native grace ard | joy absolutely untrammeled. attend q dance in Sonora town. There was one or Wednesday night to celebrate the wedding of Ggracio Rias and Srta. Librada Maldonado. Music was fur nished by the Mexican orchestra and there were several spacialties that vastly amused al! present. One Was a fancy cake walk, executed by Frank Davidson, and q topical song by Ramon Diaz, bright little lad of about ten years. Inside seats and plates next the tamales were reserved for George
 and Claude. We hung onto the trcllls outside.
 Willie Eyer, youngest son of John t tn---- but we understand the little fellow is on the mend now.
 That interview with Jim Bark in ! Fridays Republican alent tte annual invasion" just nlts the center. The question is just as vital and trouble some as ever. Most Of us, unsatished. lo not understand the present status ! of thc situation. We thought the prob lem was in a fair way to be solved at one time. but it seems not. We recom- mend tfe consideration of the subject 10 the Arizona Canal Protective assO- i ciatIon That infant organization is Ihurgerine for more work and here Is
 a splendid chaEce.
 Charles Stauffer and sisters. Sadie and Scmmie helped the old folks carve ! turkey Thanksgiving day.
 Five of the structural workers en- ployed at the factory were informed recently that their services would no ! longer be required and their board was
 stopped. They claim to have a contract
 with the company for continuous work
 until the first of May next and have
 obtained legal advice. Some interest
 ing complications may ensue.
 Locally the great game on Thanks
 giving day was that between the It.
 John's and Glendale hines. The out
 side1s cra,yled off to the home jules
 to the time of 25 to F. The previous
 game with this team was almost as
 easy. So the boys have somehow
 gained the impression that every other
 nine in the country is leery. They want
 a game here on Christmas day-waut
 t lad and as many more in between as possible. And we are authorized to is sue ir their name a challenge to any nine in the country bar none.
 The next regular meeting of the
 Arizona Canal Protective association will be held Friday evening, Dec. 4,
 at the usual place and hour. A full attendance is desired IS matters of great importance will be considered.
 The revival meetings now being con- ducted at the M. L. church are increas- Ing m importance ana interest. iilD 'c who go once, go again and bring their friends. ReviValists, like poets are born not made, and the Rev. Herbert BufIum is an evangelist Of unquestion- able ability and power. We trust the meetings will be profile of the great results hoped for by their sponsors. Thanksgiving day exercises at the school on Wednesday afternoon were Of special interest. Each pupil in the upper grades was requested to state in
 his own words his individual reasons for being thankful on that day. Most
 Of the responses were interesting and some were original and positively Illuminating. which simply goes to prove that one never knows what can be deduced from the mind of youth until the chance is afforded.
 Say, did you ever meet with glad ness? For if you never did, you never saw scrub game of base ball. IL makes you want to rhapsodiZe like d lWhiteman. oh the ingenious swipings' Oh the scatterful slidings! I maintain that there never was so much genuine strenuousness. nor so much sympa- lthctic agony on the bleachers. Well, co 'tu-aS in that game today between