Arizona republican., 1921-07-03

them closer in the way of good road.
 B. F Thumb of the Florence cham Der acted as toastma ster. Chandler was represented by talks of E. A. Price, c. A. Roberts, A. c. Austin and O. H. Kunce. Among the Florence speakers was W. Y. Price, J c. Keat- ing and Judge O. J. Baughn. Chand- Ter promised to fix the end of the road and told of her plans which are now under way. Supervisor Denton of Pinal county nor w. w. Lane, en- gineer. could not give any definite statement as to the county helping in the work. Judge Baughn gave out the statement that the road would be fixed If the members of the Flor ence chamber of commerce had to go down in their pockets to pay for it.
 The party visited the diversion dam which is being constructed under the able supervision of Major Oldberg. The complete structure was explained Everyone and their friends were in vited to take in the dance which is to be held at the dam on the Fourth of July The complete program for the day will include speaking, basket picnic and good music
 Those who went to Florence from Chandler are Walter Johnson, Abe Lukin, Lee Craft, c. A. Roberts, W. c. Barackman, s. A. Meyer, George Baxter, w. w. Pickrell, William Le- blanc. 1. c. Zeh. Louis Henry, w. G Henry. A. G. Austin, Fred P. Austin Merton N. Rice. A. T. Morgaridge. H 1 F. Bouton, c. P. Sloan, J. F. Reese. F p. Burridge. o. N. Handy. Roy Lem- on. Dave Coffman, J. B. Webber. J. B Fletcher. A. M. Harmer, A. E. Price Ed. Gerry, A. P. Serrano, c. l.. Ma lone. M. B. Harding, Gust Jacobson M. Alderman. w. w. Graible. J. N Armstrong. George Vance. c. M. VII. | son, O. H. Kunce, J. L. Whitner, R F. Sellars, Thad Elliott, R. B. Musser Delmar Williams, Jacobs Cohen, Bill Brooks, John Johnson, R. Butterfield I w. s. Caudill. N N. Basha, c. M Beacham, A. P. Strauss.
 To Teach in ScottsdaIa I Prof. John R. Sandiage, who ha, been assistant to w. G. Wooley in tn, agricultural department of the gram. I mar and high schools, left Chandler yesterday to take up the same worl cancy made by MT. Sandiage's resig nation has not been filled as yet.
 Farm Bureau Meets I The Chandler Farm bureau helt their first meeting in their new meet ing room in the grammar school build ing. Explanation of the Farm bureau, hay marketing plans and how the, l were now working was made by Q H. Kunce. Every farmer presen | agreed on the plan and it is expecf. ed that the Chandler Farm burea, will h2ve a hay shed of it's own be fore long. A road committee was ap pointed to cooperate with the cham Der of commerce to handle the labo end of the road
 To Hay Hearing T Andres Jepsen, through the Chand Il Ter chamber of commerce is askin the Arizona Eastern Railroad com pany to reduce the hay rate fror Chandler to Phoenix. The compan has a rate of $1.60 per ton from Nor ton to Phoenix on the Buckeye lint
 while Chandler, the same distance must pay $2.30 rate. All farmer that are interested in the reductio 1 of this rate can attend the meetin
 by seeing W. W. Pickrell of the cham Der of commerce..
 To the Coast 1j C. B. Stewart and family who re gently sold their home in Coffma :. Heights are preparing to leave for tt ], coast for the summer. Mrs. Stewal :. is now visiting friends in the Ra district.
 On Vacation
 Miss Opal Smith and Mrs. Clar
 will leave Saturday for the mortimer part of the state for a months visi Miss Smith will spend the Fourth 1 Prescott, after which she will go 1 5 Camp Verde to visit her brothers 5 family.