Arizona republican., 1921-08-25

of the Glendale garage to become soaked and cave in. The front arch of the building was cracked and had to be torn down and replaced. The damage to the garage alone is over $500.
 The next largest loser from the storm was the Glendale IcI company. It's loss consisted in having the roof of the plant. constructed of corru- gated iron, blown off.
 The municipal park had large number of trees uprooted and many others were stripped of their branches and leaves. The Tharpe building which houses the postoffice. the com mercial club, the Glendale News, the Hemstitch shop and the Pantatorium suffered the loss of most of the tin awning as well as five plate-glass windows.
 Many private dwellings as well as ranch houses reported small damage. The damage from hall was not re- ported.
 One result of the storm that gives an idea of the velocity of the wind may be seen on Grand avenue at the rear of the Sample and More mar ket. The rear porch of the Glendale pharmacy was lifted bodily and hurled with such force against tel egraph pole that one of the step irons on the pole was forced through the corrugated iron from the force of the impact. The piece of roofing still hangs there as mute testimony of the power of the gale.
 Fund Growing Steadily
 The fund that was started in Glen dale for the immediate relief of the widow of Guy Richards. who was killed in the, storm Friday night, is growing steadily. The amount col lected so far is in the neigh orhoed of s175 and much more is promised. Have you done your part? As fast as the money is collected it is de- posted in the bank to the credit of Mrs Richards. The success of the movement is due to the efforts of Sam King and G. Griffiths of the Gazette
 Not Seriously Injured The Mexican woman who was thought at first to be seriously in jured in the storm Tuesday evening, is progressing nicely. Her husband was only scratched. The accident was the result. of tree falling across the tent in which the couple lived. Fire Wagon Moved Due to the large amount of rain- fall and flood water that has passed down the alley in front of the build
  1 the car has been temporarily moved Until the mud is gone the truck will be found at the Valley garage. Reported Better Card Richards. who was injured ir | the storm Friday night, is reported I improving steadily.
 Returns From Prescott J. W. Carriger returned Tuesday | night from short vacation which | was spent in and around Prescott. Body to Go East
 who died Tuesday evening at his home on West c avenue. will bs | shipped to the old home in Plainville Kan. Glendenning was 40 years old | A wife and four children are left tt mourn his loss.
 | Sewer Very Dangerous As in all previous rainy spells, com 1 plaints are heard from ranchers liv' ing west of Glendale to the con | of town down the middle of Wes Glendale avenue. This has caved ir l in many places and leaves the roat | in a dangerous condition. | Real Estats Moving The T. l. Paul Realty company re | ports real estate is still commodit, | that people win Lay if conditions art maQe right. Monday tne cOInpdu, 1 sold 20 acres east of town to Ro, 1 Slavens of Eldorado Springs. Mo The consideration was in the neigh borhood of $500 per acre. Mir. Sla vens intends to start improving tn place. sinking a well and building 1 | modern residence.
 Returns From the Hills
 William Thompson returned Tues
 day from what was to have been real outing near Soda Springs. {
 week ago Thompson left Eere w.
 Dad" Clark and family for the Verd
 country. Near Canyon he tore tn
 rear end out of the car and had t
 wait for repairs. When once mor
 on the road he noticed the threaten
 ing black clouds in the north. an
 turned around at Rumble Bee to re
 turn to Glendale. However, Le ha
 only reached Canyon when the storr
 broke and he was forced to sta
 there until Tuesday before a cross , ing of New river could be effected
 Dad" Clark continued and when las
 heard from was mired in the mud.