Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
HAVE CLOSE ESCAPE
 IN AUTO COLLISION

TEMPE Oct. 26-Miss Lucy Cum rnings and her sister, Mrs Goodrich, l narrowly escaped being seriously in i1lred Wednesday when car driven hv man whose name could not be ascertained collide d with their auto mobile as they were driving through Phoenix. He ran directly into the Cummings car, tearing off one wheel and damaging it in numerous ways. His own car was also badly wrecked. Mrs. Goodrick sustained a bruised hand.
 Former Tempean Visitor J. B. Cook fo1 several years su- perintendent of the Pacific Cream cry and a resident of Tempe, was in town Wednesday on a business trip. He now resides in Long Beach with his family
 Masonic Banquet D. E. Van Petten announces that the Masonic banquet and reception to the Eastern Star will be held at instead of o'clock, Friday eve ming.
 Dance at kyrene
 The committee in charge Of the dance which IS to be given at the Kyrene school house Friday night under the auspices of the Parent Teacher association of that district, hopes to make it one of the best and enjoyable social events of the season. Nothing IS being spared to make it a great success. Good music has been engaged for the evening and a great abundance of good home made cakes have been promised by women of the district. The Kyrene people are justly proud of their school. They enjoy entertaining in their large auditorium and every one who attends their social af- fairs always has a good time. A condiaI invitation is extended to the entire community to come out Fri day night.
 Rains Save Town Money
 The recent rains saved the town s1o as no sprinkli4g has been done on the streets for two days.
 City Hall Notes
 Sewer assessments for the six months ending December 31, are due and payable at the town clerks off, flee on January 31. All delinquent sewer assessments have been made up and placed in the hands of the city attorney for collection, as provided by law
 Fire Department Being Improved
 The fire department is being put in good shape. Many of the leak ing fire hydrants have been repaired and others will be put in order in the near future. Repair parts already have been received at the town of flee
 The doors of the fire station which have been in bad condition for some time have been fixed up in fine shape by Mir. Washburn. Two three fourths inch pipe tips have been add ed to the fire equipment, thus en- 1 abling the firemen to secure better l pressure at the law pressure hy- drants The water lien to Tuohy 1 Bros camp has been repaired in or der to give better service. The line l is now in fine condition and the serv- 1 ice splendid
 Time to Plant Gardens The season for beautifying lawns and yards and the planting of win ter gardens is here Tempe homes reflect the character of their occu- | pants and it is necessary to add that | flowers will bloom and vegetables 1 will grow for anyone who will bestow | the required amount of labor and | care upon them. Let us get busy and ! make Tempe the most beautiful and 1 desirous place in which to live in
 the state of Arizona
 Bids Rejected
 At the last meeting of the council
 bids for the purchase of S13,500 of | electric and gas bonds of Tempe were rejected.
 Stock Must be Kept Up | Persons owning or keeping cows | or other livestock in and around 1 Tempe are urged to keep them off the streets and premises of their neigh
 bors. Failure to co so will result in
 such stock being put into the town l pound, with the attending charges against their owner.
 Notices to be Mailed Postcard notices of the street paw l ing assessments of the six paving l propects in Tempe have been pre- pared and will be mailed out to the proper parties on Nov. l. l HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent. | GOT Tyler S. dr WHY NOT OWN your own home l? $500 down, balance monthly. See | Stolberg, POT E. Seventh St, Tempe. 1 Phone 21S-Adv- dp
 WOMAN BOUTS BULL