Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
AT WORK ON MESA
 CARNIVAL BOOTHS

MESA, Sept. 29--Work on the first of a series of 25 booths to be used during the Arizona cotton carnival was started Wednesday morning and from that point, utilized as band stand the newly organized Mesa band will render it's initial concert next Saturday evening. the auto parking space on North Mac Donald street, just off Main street, and the additional 24 booths will be erected running north from that point. The Mesa band, which has been or ganizing since midsummer, will ap- pear in its first public concert next Saturday evening. The first booth is to be utilized as a band stand and successive booths will be used, it is stated by the carnival officials, as the occasion demands.
 New Fire Siren Sounds Not yet forgetful of the fire which Monday night destroyed the Lesueur building and Emporium, Mesa citizens were startled Wednesday evening by the sounding of a fire siren. Excite ment prevailed on the streets for few minutes but was as quickly quelied when it was learned that offi- cials were trying out the new fire siren at the station. That the new alarm will serve its purpose was lreadily indicated from the attention it fcommanded on it's initial sounding.
 Ladies of St Marks Entertain
 The ladies of St. Marks Episcopal church were hostesses at a pleasing and enjoyable party given at the church and on the lawn Tuesday evening. Several hundred guests were present.
 Open Season Here Sunday
 Mesa's baseball club will be on the map again Sunday, it was announced following the practice held Tuesday rxrS1I h<a played each Sunday from now on, ac cording to present plans. The Florence club has been selected as the first ; victim and that team will appear here next Sunday afternoon against the Mesa aggregation. Among the former members of the team who will be out again are Lush, Pomeroy, Price, But Ter, Shumway and Robertson Pepper has also been added to the club and a catcher from Georgia is expected to arrive in time to take part in the Sun , day game.
 Two Cotton Queens Nominated First nominations turned in to the commercial club for candidates for z queen of the cotton carnival include the names of Miss Amy Macdonald and Miss Virginia Marshall both pop ular Mesa young ladies. A score or more nominations are anticipated in the contest and the cash prize to the one nominating the winner, it is ex- pected will stimulate keen interest in the contest.
 Steele Returns Home
 R. F. Steele of the Steele grocery in Mesa returned Wednesday morning from Huntington, Pa, where he was called several weeks ago by the serious illness of his father. The @health of the latter is greatly improved : Back From Mexico ' L. " Guthrie of the Arizona Land company returned Wednesday from trip of several weeks into the interior of old Mexico.
 Women's Club Meet Friday
 The first meeting of the winter sea- son of the Mesa Woman's club will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the Episcopal guild hall, it was announced by the president, Mrs. Webb, today. Plans for the year are to be outlined at that time and the presence of all of the members of the club is urged.
 Ladies Aid Will Meet
 An important special meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church has been called for Thursday afternoon at 1:30 in the church parlors.
 AIIdredge Located
 Leo Alldredge, Mesa attorney. who was burned out Monday night in the fire which destroyed the Lesueur building has secured temporary quar- ters in the office building of Kelly DiehI-Hibbert and will continue his law practice. MT. Alldredge, who was / occupying one of the four office suites in the second story of the building, like every one on that floor, sustained a complete loss of his law library and office fixtures, amounting in all to several thousand dollars. He has all ready purchased a set of office fixtures and expects to re-equip an of flee entirely by the time one is avail able.
 Ward M. l. A. Entertains
 The Mutual Improvement association of the Second ward will conduct the dance at the l.. D. $. auditorium Fri day evening of this week This is the second of the weekly dances at the au- ? ond Ward NJ. l. A. promise an evening full of entertainment and enjoyment on the occasion of their presiding as hosts
 soUTHsIDE THEATERs TODAY Majestic Mesa-Memories of the days of crinolines and hoopskirts, oi men who wore their hair long and were quick on the trigger-of pioneer days and ronnance-are conjured up by "The Feud, the new Tom Mix feature which William Fox will present Thursday al the Majestic. All the characters lool very picturesque in their costumes Tom Mix appears quite at home in the 1860 cotume which he wears during the episode when he is drawn into the feud as the son ofsone of the warning families A comedy. Hive and Learn, is also on the program.
 Cilbert-Robert Warwick in "Tht Tree of Knowledge" Comedy, "Theil Distant Cousin.
 s Tempe-Pauline Frederick in "Th' PaIiser Case 'Daredevil Jack seria featuring Jack Dempsey.
 ChandIer-''Red Hot Dollars fea tur- ing Charles Ray. Comedy, Al St. Johns in "CIeaning Up."