Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
NOW 1O CANDIDATES
 IN PRIMARY ELECTION
 AT MESA ON APRIL z

1 MESA, April Added interest to the primary election to be held here on April p, was lent Friday night when within the last few hours for filing pe- titions announcing their candidacy, three new men threw their hats into the ring. Their filing means that 10 candidates are now in the race for the seven office positions, and there is little doubting that the quiet election as anticipated Friday evening will de- velop into a real one, with plenty of opposition. interest and enthusiasm manifested on all sides.
 Up to the closing of the city clerks office Friday evening only the present six councilmen and one other candi- date to fill the one existing vacancy. had filed their petitions. The last hour in which candidates could file was midnight that night and at the last minute a trio or office seekers sought out the city clerk and compiled with the rules and regulations necessary to having their names appear on the ball lots at the primaries.
 The ten candidates for offices, it is said, will run on one party ticket. the greater Mesa citizens ticket In some quarters it is contended that the pri maries will practically end the selec- tion of councilmen. but keen interest up to that time is certain.
 The three citizens filing their peti- tions at the last minute Friday night
 
 councilman and present member of the board of directors of the Mesa Com mercial club; Delbert Stapley, manager of the local store of the O. $. Stapley Hardware company, and Wallace Mac Donald pioneer citizen of Mesa. w. R. Stewart president of the Mesa Com mercial club, had previously filed, and the members of the council, running for reelection include Dan klienman, w. F. Walters Robert Scott, w. M. Beach, <~ -A41re- L. fny
 Motor to Yaqui Dance
 Mesa was well represented at the Easter festival of the Yaqui Indians held last night at the village of Guada- lupe four miles southwest of Tempe. Numberless parties from here motored out to the scene of activities early in the evening intending to take in a goodly portion of the program, which, according to custom. lasted the night through.
 Visitors Fron, Florence
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Cannon. former residents of Mesa and now living in Florence, are here visiting friends over the week k-end.
 Easter St. Marks Service Easter day will be observed as fol- lows at St Marks Episcopal church, Pepper avenue, here today: Holy at a. m. and after the  service and sermon at II. The choir. under the direction of MT. Blakely, will l render the following: Christ Our Passover" De Lletinski; "Te Deum"; 1 anthem, "Hosanna," T. 1 Grainer Mrs. Musette Brown will pre- | side at the organ. The public will re- | ceive a hearty welcome. Francis Bloy. 1 rector.
 In FiImdom Today
 'The Perfect Lover" starring Eu- gene O'Brien and g, Big V comedy, i "Throbs and Thrills" will be seen at the Majestic today. The Orpheum will Roberts. "In Old Kentucky" is fea- ture film with Anita Stewart in the title role that will be shown at the Majestic commencing tomorrow for three days
 Mrs. Cozart III
 Mrs. J. w. Cozart was reported as seriously i'll yesterday with a second attach of the influenza at her home on West Main street.
 Fixtures for Office
 C. l.. DiehI of the Kelly Dlehl ana Hibhert realty firm was visitor in Phoenix yesterday looking over furn1- ture fixtures and supplies for the new office of the company on south MAC Donald street.
 Chautauqua Ground
 Definite choice of location TOT tne Chautauoua tents this year has been made. last years location just north of the Chandler court on North Mac Donald street being selected. Chii- dren are already busy with tnelr tichc. selling campaign and indications yes terday were that the subscription would be readily raised