Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
GLENDALE WOMAN
 CALLED BY DEATH

GLENDALE, Oct. 22.-Mrs Hen rietta Cole, wife of R. l.. Cole, passed away at the Cole apartments at 7:45 Saturday morning after an illness Of about a month. Mrs. Cole was 47 years old, a native of Germany Prior to coming to Glendale she and her husband were in business in Mo- nette, Ark, coming to Arizona about two years ago. Upon arrival in Glen dale a business house was built on North Second avenue and a dry goods store started. Here a good business was enjoyed until late in the fall of 1920. when fire destroyed the whole building and stock. Since that time Mrs. Cole has not enjoyed good health and about month ago she began to suffer from a carbuncle, which with diabetes was the cause of death. The Eastern Star, of which Mrs Cole was a member, had charge of the funeral ceremony. The body was shipped Saturday night to Chicago, where interment will be made.
 Boys Caught
 Two Mexican youths about the age of Is were caught in the old Glendale cafe building late Friday afternoon by members of the Glendale meat market. The boys were endeavoring to make away with provisions of vari- ous kinds when taken into custody by Officer Rudd. They were taken to | jail, where they were placed over- night At the hearing Saturday morning the boys were given rep rimand and told that if they were caught in the least way off of the straight and narrow path" they would be turned over to the juvenile court.
 Gin Workers Strike The crew at the Mccall Cotton Gin company in Glendale struck Saturday morning for higher wage, claiming that the 20 cents an hour paid them was not adequate to live. The wages asked for were 30 cents per hour. At the Baptist Church Rev. Mir. King will occupy the pull 1 pit at the Baptist church Sunday, both at Il o'clock and [: 30 o'clock. Anniversary Party Mir and Mrs. L. M. Payne held a merry party in honor of their seven teenth wedding anniversary. Oct. 19. A very pleasant evening was spent. l The guests present were Misses Hilda Madsen. Flynn and Baker, Messrs. lines, Marrifield and Corbet.
 Better Babies Contest At the better babies picture con- | test held at the Rainbow theater Fri | day night some so pictures were ex- | hibited of the various children 1 throughout. the town and the winner gof the S10 prize, given by the Bank l of Commerce, was Marcus Hedrick 1 Warren. Second prize, sweater set, by the Toggery' was won by Betty Joe | Little. Third prize, toilet set, gift 1 by Woods pharmacy, was won by June Edwards
 1 Here Visifinu
 Miss Alice Carrick of New Orleans La, is in Glendale visiting for a while l and left here with A. A. Carrick and | family for a short visit in Tucson l with friends. The trip was made by automobile.
 I Candidates Out
 Interest in the coming election o1
 both high and grammar school trus- tees is causing a lot of comment ir
 the district.
 | WILL be in Glendale on Mon-
 days, Wednesdays and Fridays at the
 School of Music Hours. 1:30 to ;
 o'clock. E. E. Helfrich, Chiropractor Adv. dr Notice to our friends and the pub
 lie: On Nov. we will open ou1
 machine shop and garage at the Pa
 cific Creamery. Our low overhead
 expense coupled with our personal at
 tention to each individual job guar
 antees you entire satisfaction, vol
 being ahead both in workmanship ana pocketbook. Your machine, automo
 bile and welding work will be handled
 by men of experience in their line. R. B. CANNON. JR.,
 r. B. ENRIQUEZ, Crank Henry) Adv C. H. STELLA. gl