Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
PLAN CONF FERENCE
 ON HOME MATTERS
 FOR CHANDLER|TES

CHANDLER, April 1.-The Home Conference will be held on Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings, April 16 and 17 at the chamber of com merce hall. Lectures concerning the mental development and the nutrition of school children will be given in ad- dition to talks on good housekeepirg and infancy care. The program will be announced later.
 Knights of Pythias.
 The local lodge of the Knights of Pythias will confer the first rank of the order on a number of candidates next Wednesday evening. Refreshments will be served and a good time will De assured to all those that attend
 High School Notes
 On Tuesday afternoon the local high school baseball team defeated the Tempe high school team on the local diamond by the score of to in a very fast game. On Thursday after noon the local team was defeated by the Gilbert High team by the score of 10 to 2.
 ChandIerite Returns
 B. M. CrenShaw, local real estate man, has returned home again after a visit to Kansas City and vicinity MT. Crenshaw reports that he encountered very heavy snow storm and that his train was held up for many hours by drifts several feet high.
 Geo. E. Taylor, w. D. McBrayer and H. Willard have returned home again after visit to Payson. Arizona, where they inspected the mining property of MT. McBrayer
 Building Near Completion
 The contractor in charge of the con- struction of the O. $. Stapley Hardware Company building here has announced that the building will be ready to open for business about April %.
 Woman's Club
 The annual election of the officers Of the local Woman's club will be held at the home of Mrs. K. NJ Gilbert on Wednesday afternoon April 14 at 2:30| It IS also a regular monthly meeting and good attendance is desired
 Announces His Candidacy
 w. D- McBrayer announces his in tention to run for the office as member of the legislature from the Sixth dis trict, which includes the towns of Hig1ey, Gilbert, Chandler, Goodyear, Tempe, Heard and Broadway.
 Mir. NcBrayer has been resident of Arizona for the past thirty years and has lived in the Chandler district for the last seven years, coming here from Mesa, where he resided for many years He served as justice of the peace in the Gem city.
 At present he is deputy tax collector for the district comprising Chandler NIOOdy anu 1l1btils pOSlllOn le has been holding for a number years with excellent results and one that has given him wide acquaintance. He has always taken an active interest in the local civic affairs and was a member of the committee which presented the petition for the incorporation of Chand Ter to the supervisors of Maricopa  He wishes to state that if the people | desire him as their choice he will do everything in his power for the up- building and the development of the district and is willing to leave his can didacy in their hands at the forrncoru- ing primaries. So far one candidate has entered the l race for legislature. He is John S. | Allen a well known and highly respect | ed rancher living southeast of town.
 City News Eight candidates are in the race for | at the primary election 10 | be held here in April 27. Five of the | number are to be selected and they | will make the race at the city election | to be held May 24.
 The candidates are A. Lukin, H. L. | Peterson. D. A. Johnson, J. D. DeSousa.