Arizona republican., 1921-10-14
SOUTHWEST FLOUR
 ANDFEEDMANAGER
 OUT FUR TRUSTEE

GLENDALE. Oct. 13-Friends of D. H. Bonsall. better known as Harry. l manager of the Southwest Flour and | Feed company. will be glad to hear 1 that he has announced himself as a candidate for the office of trustee 1 of the Glendale grammar school, said election coming october 29.
 Mir. BonsalI is 32 years of age and has been a resident of the state for 15 years. coming here from Pennsyl- Vania- He has lived in Glendale for the past four years and is a property owner. During his residence here he has been identified in many civic en- terprises and is always on the side of justice and prosperity Being married man with a family. his friends thought that he would fin the office creditably. He has issued the following statement: At the request of several friends I am offering my self as a candidate for the office of trustee of the Glendale grammar school at the coming election on October %. I feel that the voters are entitled to the knowledge of my opin- ion with regard to policies for which I shall contend if elected:
 First, that the administra ton of the schools affair shall be conduc- ted on a sane. efficient business basis, with justice to all and favors to none.
 Second. that the qualifications and character of all teac-ers engag aged shall be of unquestionable high stan dard- It is in the Grammar grades that our children's minds are moul- ded and trained for their future life's work and our teachers as example to the child can influence for good or bad in thfS-early training. We must have teachers who are sincere g-. N,0fs -..I- a those who teach as a means of pro- viding funds for amusement, clothes and ma trimony.
 Third, that l shall contend for the discharge of teachers who frequent public dance halls and resorts or who in any manner disregard the dictates and requirements of their position as criterion for our children.
 D. Fl. BONSALL
 Club Holds First Meeting.
 The Glendale Woman's club held the opening meeting of the year Wednesday. Mrs. C. 1T. Tinker as hostess served a buffet luncheon, the guests being seated at ten tables The decoration were of the club and were carried out with pepper boughs and a wreath of pink cosmos. About 40 members were present and some 20 names were brought before the club for membership. 4 real get togeth- CT spirit was the order of the day, toasts being given to the past presi- dents which were responded to.
 Mrs. Olive M. Johnson of san Diego was guest of the club and started piano fund with five dollars. also starting a new stove fund with a similar contribution.
 Surprise Party.
 NIT. and Mrs. Jack Anderson were surprised by a number of their friends Wednesday night at their home on east Glendale avenue. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Swain. MT and Mrs. W. II. Shawver. C. ?. Shawver and family, MT. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald. Nlr. and Mrs. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp- son, MT. and Mrs. Tetzlaff and fam fly and Nr- and Mrs Robert LogUe. A vicUola furnished the music and the evening was spent in dancing old fashioned dances and playing old fashioned games.
 YOUR automobile can be repaired satisfactorily and you will not be overcharEed. All work guaranteed by C. B. Narquess at the Studebaker Garage. opposite Clenwood hotel Glendale. Headquarters for Stude- baker motor cars. [. 4. Cooke. Dealer. bH