Arizona republican., 1920-09-18
GOVERNOR COX ID
 APPEAR IN MESA

president, on ms NlSlL IO lLC NAHCS next Wednesday will have an oppor- tunity to do so, for at a meeting of the Commercial club directors held Friday noon it was announced that the candidate and his party will be in Mesa for brief visit. Tentative plans call for his arrival here at g: 40 o'clock on Wednesday morning and arrangement committees are laying out a program for his reception at that time.
 The Commercial club as host to Gov ernor Cox and party appointed the fol- lowing local citizens as a reception committee: O. s. Stapley, D. F. Jones, w. R. Stewart, John Cummard, E. H. Beardsley, Paul B. Beville, H. G. Bush, H. c Holcomb, L. H. Van Spanckeren, Dan F. Collett, Leonard Nets and J. J! Fraser.
 As a novelty to the reception of the candidate here, a platform of cotton bales is to be erected, probably in front of the Commercial club office, and the nominee will address the gathering of citizens from that station.
 Would Establish Auto Park
 At the meeting of the directors of the Mesa Commercial club Friday noon plans were put under way for the establishing of auto park in Mesa for the convenience of auto tour ists and campers. A part of the city park could be devoted to use, it was pointed out, and a committee from the club was appointed to confer with the city authorities relative to the matter. Plans call for the piping of water and establishment of hydrants, toilets, shower baths and other essentials.
 Farm Bureau Will Have Day
 Farm Bureau day at the Arizona Cotton Carnival was designated as Wednesday, October 27 at a meeting of the Commercial club directors Fri day. Leonard Nets, president of the local federation, met with the direc tors, and will superintend arrange ments for that day of the carnival Speakers will be in attendance from the state university and state and pos sibly national officials of the farm bu- reau will also be present. The diree- tors also gave their endorsement to the plans for the three day rodeo festival to be held in connection with the car nival.
 To Assist Tn Office
 Dean L. Collett has recently arrived in Mesa and will be an assistant in the Commercial club office between now and the carnival week in October. The young man is a son of Secretary Dan F. Collett of the Mesa Commercial club.
 Republican Women To Organize
 The Republican women of Mesa and vicinity will meet at the Mesa city hall plaza Monday afternoon at 2:S0 to organize a Republican Woman's club, affiliated with the national organiza- tion. Miss Hannah Eggleston of Phoe- nix, regional vice chairman for Ari- zona, Mrs. O. c. McNary of Tempe. county chairman, and Mrs. B. E. Marks of Phoenix are among those from outside the city who will be pres ent. Should the weather be such that the meeting cannot be held out of doors, it will be held inside the city hall
 M. E. Church Service | School day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday morning at | Il o'clock. The purpose is to secure a better understanding between the | school and the church. Some of the special features of the service will he an address by H. E. Hendrix super | Modern Tendencies in Education" An l anthem by the choir entitled Still Still, With Thee" and a vocal duet by Miss Ruby Golden and Wesly G. An | derson, entitled Be Thou My Guide" 1" are on the program. All teachers Of | the schools and the public are cordial ly invited to be present. w. c. MiI- Ter, pastor.
 Buyers Locate Office
 The Howard and Grigsby Cotton company of Phoenix has located an office in Mesa in the Higgins Wflks- ISd1ly OlllCo dI 40 SOuJ0 Mac Donald street. Marion Blakely and M. R. Hardin will represent the company 1 as local buyers.
 Observe Poppy Day Here
 Mesa will observe poppy day on Sat urday and a half score or more of young ladies under the direction of Mrs. w. R. Stewart as chairman of the local committee will be on the streets all of the day with their posies for sale. Proceeds from the sale here as elsewhere in the country will go to- wards the assistance of the children who were made homeless by the rav- ages of war in France.
 Are Home From Coast
 H. A. Gray of the Higgins -Wilks- Gray Real Estate company and Mrs Gray returned Friday forenoon from their vacation of the summer months on the California coast. The trip was made by automobile, 200 miles into Buckeye being covered on Thursday and the remainder of the distance home the next morning. The s. B. De Harte family, which has been occupy ing the Gray residence on North Hib- bert street during the owners absence moved Friday to a new home on West Newell avenue.
 Arrests for Bootleg The celebration of Mexico's inde- pendence day in Mesa on Thursday was accompanied by an over enjoy ment of bootleg bevera ges and as result a quartet of guilty ones drew down fines in Judge Newe1ls' court a ) their hearings Friday morning. Ar rests were made in a raid conducted l by the Mesa police officers Thursday ? night on a Japanese pool hall and 3 Mexican restaurant and two of thu defendants were lodged in jail over 9 night while the others put up bond fo
 their appearance A fine of S10O wa, imposed on the bootlegger of the part, and his three associates drew s20 eacl f for their offenses.
 SOUTHSIDE THEATERS TODAY s Majestic, Mesa-Eddie Lyons anc l Lee Moran in La La LuciIle.' e Gilbert-Bessie Barriscale in Beck oning Roads" Sunshine comedy
 Chicken a la Cabaret"
 I Tempe-William Farnum in ''Wolve s of the Night
 Chandler - Water. Water Every e where. featuring Will Rogers. n GRIEF DREAMS
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 lieves that the Mats will swing into :
 pennant in 1921. He is planning t ! make extensive Improvements on hi