Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
TAKE MEXICAN AFTER
 CHASE IF SIX MILES

l MESA, Jan. 2S.-Finally located in q granary on a farm two miles west of here following a chase that had eX- l tended over a half dozen miles Tn when as many shots had been fired, otto Aiezo, a Mexican, was taken into GUS l tody yesterday by Marshal F. J. War ren Alezo was wanted on the charge of attempting to take the life of A. D. Cievenger, residing just west of the Mesa Dairy and Ice company. CIevenger, in his story to the police stated that the Mexican was first noticed on his place when he was de- tected shooting at some chickens yes terday morning. In answer to :1ev- eyleer'S query of what he meant by such actions the Mexican turned and fired two shots at him, it is alleged, one shot piercing the calf of the leg.
 Town Marshal Warren, who was called, took up Alezo's trail, and after tracking him to just north of the river, took up the chase in which several shots were exchanged, the chase lead- ing back to the main road two miles west of Mesa There the Mexican took refuge in a granary. .only to be brought out some time later a the point of the niarshars gun and relieved of his own weapon
 The offender has been lodged in jail and will be given preliminary hearing before Judge Newell in the local jus tice court this morning.
 Tourists Enroute
 Enthusiastic over the wonders of the Roosevelt dam and the Apache trail, a party of so tourists from the east ar rived in Mesa yesterday afternoon en route to Phoenix. The tourists are members of a party from the east en route to Los Angeles and made the de- tour at Bowie to Globe and thence by automobile over the mountain highway.
 Vaudeville Benefit Tonight
 High class vaudeville is the program scheduled for the Orpheum theater this evening as a benefit performance for St. Marks Episcopal church. Eight feature acts including dramatic sketches with music, character mono | logues. dialect songs, Representations, | and other interesting stunts, | fill the bill. The performance is be- inf staged by the students of the | Evans school and includes the presen- tation of playlet written and staged by d member of tise school faculty.
 Majestic Tonight
 Wm. & Hart in .tThe Breed of Men" | runs for the last time in Mesa today at the Majestic theater. A Pathe film is also included in the bill.
 Orpheum Friday
 Del S. Lawrence and his popular company will appear before q Mesa for a second time this week. u. lHe OIBIltuln loiuciiON eNtuinSt III Not With My Money. The com Danys presentation on Monday even ng of Where the River Shannoni Flows" like their other performances lere, was greeted with a crowded house ind even standing room was at a pre- nium before the curtain rose on the first act.
 Mesa at Luncheon
 As many seats as can be used will le reserved for Mesa women for the oershing luncheon to be held tomor- 'ow noon at the Woman's club in Phoe- iix. according to information received " Rev. Tracis Bloy. last evening from he Phoenix Red sCrdss. Mesa women yho desire to- attend the affair in lonor of the commander -in- chief of he A. F. F., and who wish reservations or seats made for them should notifyl Rev. Bloy by noon today. Many are lttcnding from here's Rev Bloy stated. md additional reservations will be rade as late as noon today. l.
 Carnival Date Change h The young people of the Christianl tndeavor society of the Methodist i hureh have postponed their carnival rom tomorrow evening until February