Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
THREE CARLOADS OF
 AMERICANS ARRIVE IN
 GLENDALE FUR WORK

GLENDALE, June 10. Three cars of Mexicans arrived t,is morning and Were distributed 3Ti0us the growers for work in the cotton fields. \ little disturbance was Quicl1s quieted by Of ficer Rudd Whp.l two dgitltCrs who met q C MeXicans neTe and advised them to hold out for more money than their contracts called for were told 10 take to the woods Thc~c has been evil dence for some time that efforts were being made to influence the MeNicans to organize and to demand bigger wages and shorter hours. As these Mexicons are imported under contract and agree to work for a stipulated sum before coming here. most people feel that they are entitled to the agreed wage and no more. The NeXicans who came in this morning were of the better class of 1 peon laborers of Sonora who are get ting chances to get far more money and better living conditions here than in their own country.
 Glendale Quiet Thursday With the first closing day today the town was very quiet. Not many peo- pie were disappointed in finding their trading places closed q $ news of the adoption of the closing rule was well known throughout the country. There were only a few places open this after noon, mainly the drug stores and soft
 Return To Glendale Mir and Mrs. Kingery have returned ! to Glendale after long absence. Back To Tuseon Mrs Hugh Barkley and daughters departed for Tuscon Tuesday morning, accompanied by Thomas BarlIley, who has been visiting here several days and Miss Sylvia Moss.
 Baptist Women To Meet
 The Baptist Women's Mission Circle meets Friday at 9 30 D. m. with the l ATiccac E-fGia Elliott a f,d fsarfnRYl arez at their Mission home on South Sixth avenue. A childrens meeting will be held at the same hour. Anyone { in need of transportation to the meeting should notify Mrs. J. c. Brooks or Mrs. | c. NJ Northup.
 Prepare For Vacation With the coming of the hotter wealth CT, many Glendale people are planning vacation trips. Among the first to leave is the family of O. F. Gillette, who left yesterday morning for the l coast via auto to spend the summer months touring the coast states
 Many Glendale men are already sum mer widowers: Geo. Cox's wife is wis iting in Colorado: J. w Tapp's wife is visiting in the east: c. M. Wood has served his time, as his wife returned from Kansas City early this week. F. to serve their sentences next Saturday when their wives leave for Wisconsin and Indiana respectively. Other cases are expected to develop soon.
 To New Mexico
 MT. Rydner, who spent the winter hore with his son in law, Frank Sharp, has left for Aztec, New M sxico. where he has business interests.
 To Teach In Bisbee
 Homer Davis has disposed of hs ranch home east of Glendale and is moving this week to Eisbae where he has a position in the schools for the coming year. Miss Chamberlain and M ss tsal,er VI ho have been in the 5ier- dale schools for a number of years, will also teach in Bisbee next year.
 Here From University
 Prof. Mckee. former principal of the local high school, who has been taking a course in law at the University of Arizona at Tuscon was here yesterday calling on old friends.
 Tieers Will Play Here
 The Phoenix Tigers will meet the Glendale Greys here next Sunday. This should be an interesting game, as the teams are to play on the basis of win ner take all.