Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
OVER 20Q
 TRAFFIC VIOLATORS
 IN MESA IN A DAYS

MESA, May 25.-More than 200 arrests have been made in Mesa in the past 14 days of violators of the ordi- nance regulating the display Of head and tail lights on automobiles, accord ing to a report issued by E. J. Warren, city marshal, yesterday
 After a ten-day warning, the city police force began their crusade on the tenth of this month and arrests have followed by the dozens, with business brisk the totals running up to mere than Q, score Gil a single night.
 Six offende-s were before the city magistrate yesterday and contributed from $5 to SIS apiece to the coffer the edict of the marshal, until every auto running in Mesa carries it's TWO head lights and tail light burning.
 Gamblers Are Up
 A trio of Mexicans charged with gambling appeared before Justice Newell yesterday, two of them admit ting their guilt, drawing down choice of a $25 fine or as many days in jail. Having no alternative to choose, they took the 9 days in jail and were trans ferred to the county bastile last eve ming Jose Viguarro, the third mem Der of the party, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to trial under a s200 bond. He will appear this morn ing.
 J. Fred Appleby, accompanied by his family, left last evening for Long Beach. where they will pass the sum
 Complete Farm Bureau Following their meeting on Saturday night at the city hall when 8, tentative organization was made, farmers or the 1 Mesa district will meet again tomorrow evening at S:30 o'clock at the second ward chapel to perfect the formation l of the Mesa Farm bureau. Five coun- ties in this state are already fully or 1 ganiZed some of the towns In them 1 carrying a hundred per cent member l ship, and as rapidly as possible the work is being pushed so that every i farming district in Arizona may have available the aid and support of the l bureau. Through it's ability to better l marketing conditions. to create legls- latfve influence both at home anc i abroad. influence production, create better transportation facilities and | care for the many other details those i behind the movement are confident 1 that the bureau can accomplish mucf 1 for the farmers of this and other local l ities C. S. Brown, president or the state farm bureau. will be at the chape tomorrow evening to meet with th' l farmers. At the Saturday night meet ing Clarence Dana and Leonard Nets were chosen temporary president anc e-presideat of the local organlza'
 in FiImIand Today
 William $. Hart will appear at th' Majestic today in the feature photo play, "Wafon Tracks" A Pathe new film is also shown on the bill At th' Orpheum Dangerous Waters, featur ing William Desmond will be seen, to gether with a vaudeville program b! Princess Leone.
 City Election Quiet
 With less than a hundred votes cas up to five o'clock last evening, and bu a minimum of interest displayed in tn contest, the general election for coun cilmen for the town of Mesa City. hel' yesterday, passed off quietly with al indications pointing to the selection O the Greater Mesa Citizens ticket a voted at the primaries held last montf At least one dark horse was bein pushed by friends in the race it wa said. but the necessary backing to pu him in the running appeared to b lacking Little or no work done fo any of the candidates. the absence c opposition assuring their election. Tn , following candidates names appeare r on the ballots: Delbert Stanley. w. 4 Macdonald. Fred C. Weeks. W. P. Wal 1 ters. Guy Attaway. Robert Scott an D. H. Kleinman.
 Mrs. Woods Removed
 The condition of Mrs. c. B. Wood who underwent serious operation a I one or IIS tOCdt ibSHlNtiS tttGlItN. ufl
 so improved that she was remove :, Saturday to the home of her daughte , Mrs w. & MacMannon at 155 Mort ! Hilbert.
 Sidewalk Rider Fined
 A Mexican lad of the capital cit
 paid S10 fine yesterday mornin when he appeared in the local court o a charge of riding a bicycle on tt sidewalk.