Arizona republican., 1921-07-12
GEORGE SCHORN|CK
 PIONEER RANCHER
 D|ESSUNDAY NIGHT

MESA July 11.-George Schornick, pioneer southside rancher. died Sum- day night at 10:30 o'clock at the home of his sister. Mrs. c. S. Steward. in Mesa He had been ill for some weeks and more recently was stop ping at the home of his daughter, where heart failure suddenly caused his death Sunday night
 Mir. Schornick came to the Salt River valley in 1880 from Kansas and homesteaded his first ranch in the Mesa section. mile south Of Mesa. the property now being known as the Millett ranch. ~Later he disposed of that place and moved to California, where he lived for F years, returning to the valley years ago to resume farming here on a ranch which he purchased mile east of Gilbert.
 The deceased was born in Illinois on July 10. 1862, being the oldest of him are his sister, Mrs. Steward, a brother. A. NJ. Schornick of Globe, a brother and a sister who reside in California and other relatives in the East. He is also survived by his wife, Mrs Alma Schornick: his son. Dr. H. L. SchornicK of Mesa, and three step-children, Mrs. George
 
 White, and Katherine and Joe Moore, all of whom live in this vicinity.
 Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the c. S. Steward residence. Interment will be made in the Mesa cemetery.
 Start Paving in Mesa Section
 Paving operations will be started fin the Mesa district this week by Twohy Brothers. according to present plans from the set-up that is now being constructed two miles south of Mesa at the junction of the Chandler and Winke1man railroads. The setup is already practically completed and s camp for the housing of the men em- ployed on the job is being placed there. together with mess hall. The first cement will be laid on the baseline. running a half mile east oi the railroad crossing to the junction with the smain Mesa Chandler high way. The Baseline has already beer made ready for the cement, and work | was started Monday morning grading and leveling of the highway from tho Baseline to Mesa. Paving will also be made from the same setup on tho | Baseline east and on Hobson street or the Mill road. as 1t is better known from the Baseline north to the Roose. welt road.
 MaIoy Baby Dies
 | Funeral services for the l4-months old baby son of MT. and Mrs. Henr. Maloy were held Monday afternoon a 3 o'clock from the W. O. Phelps home The infant died after an illness O several weeks with typhoid fever.
 Will Join the Navy | Carl Hankenmeir has taken hi preliminary examinations to join tn | United States navy. He departed Monday night for Los Angeles. wher' he will take the final tests and sigi up for the four-year hitch-
 Fats Have Six Pitchers
 Six pitchers .one for each inninl and one for an extra inning in cas- the score is tied at the end Of tn | fifth. was an additional asset an | nounced Monday by the Fat bushes men of Mesa, who are to contes | Thursday afternoon against the Lean | on the local diamond for the benefi of the Mesa welfare league. New features to the game are beinl evolved daily. with the promise tha l it will be the biggest battle Mess has seen this season. Despite tn, admonitions of the league executive prohibiting even slight workouts prospective timber for the two nine are taking their turns on the oi' ball lot with the horsehide and bat limbering up a bit for the game t come
 Too Much Liquor-Forfeit eonds F. R. Martinez and Joe Maritime | were arrested Saturday night fo having liquor in their possession drinking same and disturbing tn peace. They each put up s25 cas- bonds for their appearance in cour Monday morning. but forfeited tn cash when they failed to appear fo their hearings.
 Camp Fire Girls Meet
 The Camp Fire Girls will mee l ofta.-raar, at n.Clccl< a