Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
MESA TIRE HOUSE
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

MESA. Dec. 1S-The Arizona Tire company, a Mesa vulcanizing works and retail tire house. was practically destroyed by fire which broke out in the establishment shortly before o'clock Saturday morning. The flames were discovered by one of the night watchmen of the Mesa police force and the fire department made a quick run to the blaze in response to the alarm. Four men turned out with the truck and volunteers gathered quickly to assist in combating the blaze.
 Neither T. F. Law, manager of the Arizona Tire company, nor J. N. Jag gers, who is associated with the house, were able to account for the origin of the fire, beyond the presumption that it started from chemicals used in the vulcanizing work.
 A large stock of tires was carried by the house, which it Is thought still may be used. The paper wrappings on the new castings was burned off, | but it is thought that some of the castings at least can be used. The flames burned the entire interior of the building, but were quickly quenched by water when the depart ment arrived on the scene.
 The shop was boarded up Saturday morning and will be left as it stands pending the arrival of the insurance adjusters.
 Have Big Day at Rummage Sale Between $75 and $100 was realized 1 from the rummage sale conducted 1 Saturday by the Mesa Womans' club 1 for the benefit of the children's home in Tucson. The array of old goods ] were displayed on tables placed at the 1 busy center in Macdonald street, just l trfF Taiv Go and the | half dozen women were busy through out the day caring for their Mexican customers. Practically the entire stock was disposed of by o'clock in l the afternoon.
 Favor Road Bonds in Lehi 1 Secretary Charles Pope of the com mittee of 100. which is working for | the good roads bond issue, was in l Mesa Saturday forenoon, and in com
 pany with Dan F. Collett, secretary 1 of the Commercial club, and J. L. l Weinig paid a visit to the Lehi dis l trict. Prominent ranchers here and | there over the district were inter l viewed and all expressed earnest be- | lief that the bonds would carry by a l large majority iA Lehi. No one was l encountered who opposed the issue, l all saying they favored good roads and
 were anxious to have them construct l Su at tiAO Sd1AASSI BO6oAJAC 0eiSCs n 1 get together meeting of the Lehi boosters is being planned for Monday
 or Tuesday of this week, when speak
 CTS from other parts of the valley will
 appear on the program at the meeting 1 Mesa Churches Sunday
 Methodist Church-Sunday school
 9:45. Morning worship Il o'clock Subject, Real Leader of the Ages
 The entire evenings program will be
 conducted by the Epworth League, be-
 ginning at o'clock. A large crowd
 orchestra to assist. Also delegations
 from Chandler, Tempe and Creighton
 will be present. You are cordially in
 vited. W. C. Miller, pastor.
 Baptist-Bible school at 9:30 a. m. i, T. B. Croswell. superintendent Morn 2 ing worship at Il o'clock, subject O. sermon. "One Cruse of Oil" Solo
 Crossing the Bar" by Mrs. R: M | Tafel B. '. F. U. at 6:30 D. m., Mis- Ruby Smith, leader. Evening serv. t ice at 7:30 D. m. subject of sermon
 "The Limitless~Power of God" Spe
 cial music by the Baptist quartet f Prayer meeting and Bible study clas } Wednesday at 7:S0 D. m. Choir prac { tice Thursday at 7:3O D. m. The pub l lie is most cordially invited to atten'
 these services. J. Lawrence Bell. pas v tor.
 q Southside Theaters Today e Majestic, Mesa-"The Poor Simp, starring Owen Moore Big V comedy v School Days" starring Larry Semor f Gilbert-"Paid in Advance" starrin t Dorothy Phillips. Comedy, His Wife Husband"
 Tempe-"The Devils Claim" flea
 turing Sessue Hayakawa. Comedy "A Lions Alliance"
 Chandler-"Sand." starring William
 s. Hart. Sunshine comedy, Danger
 ous Eyes"
 Il The basketball team of the Mes . high school defeated the team fror L, the Phoenix Indian school yesterda e evening at Mesa, the score being 32 t