Arizona republican., 1920-10-27

+ ARM BUREAU DAI TODAY AT MESA COTTON CARNIVAL
 MESA. Oct. 26.-with exhibits in place, the big carnival company set up | and in full swing, and practically all other details preliminary to the car nival opening completed the second day of the Arizona cotton carnival in Mesa | got under way with added impetus. | The Brown Amusement company was open with every concession Tuesday evening and proved a big attraction, Alongside it was the open air enter | tainment and vaudeville staged by the commercial club, the band concert and l the street dance. In the afternoon Glendale and Mesa were contending factions on the ball field, the latter | winning to O.
 Wednesday has been designated as Farm Bureau day and will be occupied with several sessions of the bureau, g l local cotton growers meeting, a visit to the experimental farm, and other events. The program will open at 1t o'clock in the morning with a meetins of the Mesa Cotton Growers associa- tion, to be held at the city hall. Among important matters to be taken up vii be the election of delegate to repre- sent the association as a member O
 the Arizona Cotton Growers associa
 ton, the labor organization of the val
 ley. The Maricopa county farm bureal } will be called to order at Il o'clock il the city hall by Frank H. Parker , Dwight B. Heard will preside as chair man. At this meeting and the one t
 be held at o'clock in the afternoo
 there will be a varied program o
 speaking. c. s. Brown will speak O "Co-operation'' and Miss Alice Joyce [ state home demonstration agent, wi
 lecture. J. c. Norton, Andrew Kim : ball and Judge Baughn of Florence wi
 also speak. The latter will discuss tn t San Carlos dam project.
 Wednesday afternoon at o'cock tn }. visiting farm bureau members and lc cal growers will form an inspectio e party to the experimental farm we: q of Mesa.
 As entertainment features fs : Wednesday evening the carnival fes
 lures will be open and the open a
 band concert and jitney street dan' ' will be held.
 For the free program to be given = lS:30 D. m. by the band at the star 3, on North Macdonald street the follow : q ing numbers will be given:
 7 1. Song. Miss Ruby Golden. 2. (a) Reading, Jean Macdonald. - (b) Reading, Dorothy Peterson.
 (c) Reading, Lucia Barkley. = 8. Song, High School Faculty Ma y Quartette, Professors Miller, Don' S Anderson and Stokes.
 .s The band concert will start at = o'clock and following the program
 S:so the street dance will common v at o'clock.
 . Republican Women Meet The Republican Women's club if Mesa will meet Wednesday afterno at o'clock at the city hall. Cure
 issues of the campaign will be di T cussed by able speakers from Phoen
 Cotton Growers to Elect = The selection of a represent | tive from the Mesa Cotton Gro' T, CTS association to the Arizo - Cotton Growers association, the lab
 organization of the valley, will be ma
  - at a special meeting of the local bo al to be held Wednesday morning at t IT city hall at 10 o'clock. The meetil - precedes a session. of the Arizona Far = Congress which is to be Wednesd
 morning at il o'clock as one of t If features of the Arizons Cotton Carr - val being held here this week.
 That the Mesa growers will have
 representative in the labor organiz AsH- fa throughout this section. In the pa - ginning organizations only have bor
 representation from this locality. ls Possible discomfort over the acti = of the labor association on the part
 local growers can be handled throu IT ' the association delegate in the futu
 The meeting will be held at 10 o'clo
 and all members of the association ; si urged by the president to be in { - tendance.
 Urges Should Lock Houses. . E. J. Warren, the town marsh e Monday issued req1, , to all re 'st dents of Mesa for their co-operat U during carnival week with the sugg'
 ton that their houses and garages - securely locked while the owner 'n. absent Such caution will tend mu U Il to lessen the temptation to appropri;
 personal property left unguarded. = Kidnaper Bound Over.
 d Alleged to have Kidnapped an lSStl year old girl with intentions of mar " ing her, John Doe, a Mexican, V
 given a preliminary hearing in JuC - Newelrs court Monday morning g bound over under $250 bond for u
 before the superior court. The Me n can it is said kidnapped the girl fir If the home of her parents two mi . north of Mesa. At the trial he c,
 fessed to the fact that he had tai ,79 the girl, but persistent questioning njx the part of the officers and the co If has failed to reveal the present whe . abouts of the girl She is still miss
 and the Mexican has refused to Au vulge any information as to wh fit. she is.
 Ice. Funeral Held Tuesday.
 If Funeral services for the late Pt -ed Magnusson were held at ocl 1st Tuesday afternoon from the F If ward chapel in Mesa. Interment ' . made in the Mesa cemetery. : = VACUUM CLEANING
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