Arizona republican., 1921-04-06
MESA COUPLE HURT
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT

MESA. April 5.-City Marshal E. J. Warren and Mrs. Warren, who was accompanying him, sustained minor injuries in an auto accident between Florence and Tucson Monday after noon when they encountered a snow storm and their car ran off an em- banknent and overturned Meager details of the accident were conveyed in telegram to Mayor Kleinman, re- ceived Tuesday which told of the mis- hap and stated that neither Marshal nor Mrs. Warren were seriously hurt
 Marshal Warren was called to Tue son as witness in the case of MT. Schultz, who was arrested in Mesa some months ago for the alleged sale of Army goods stolen from the gov ernment. The case was to be tried in Tucson Tuesday morning, and it is understood that despite the accident which happened to MT. and Mrs Warren. they arrived in the Old Pueblo city in ample time for the marshal to appear on the witness stand.
 Kelly Opens Office In Phoenix
 Jesse F. Kelly, of the Kelly Diehl- Hilbert Real Estate and Investment company in Mesa, Monday moved his desk to Phoenix, where he will be located in the Franklin D. Lane realty office at 12 West Adams street. Mir. Kelly is retaining his interests in the local firm for the time being and will continue to direct business Westward. He expects to spend one or two days of each week in the Mesa office. w. c. T. U. Will Meet
 The w. C. T. U. of Mesa will meet at the home of Mrs. w. R. Stewart on West Second avenue, Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock A program will be given and refreshments will be served.
 800 Sheep Frozen to Death The unusual cold spell which has held the valley in its grip for the past two days resulted in the death of 800 sheep belonging to H. H. Scoarse at his camp at Webster, east of Mesa Tuesday morning. The sheep had been shorn within the past few days and the extreme cold of Monday night and Tuesday morning proved too much for them.
 Play Tigers Here Sunday Winner over Tempe last Sunday II to 5. the Mesa club will take on the star Tiger aggregation of Phoenix WHICH iidS SuttScucu HI dSltdtl1is. everything in the capitol so far this season. The Mesa Tiger battle is booked for the local. grounds next Sunday afternoon, and local fans are counting on their first real game. The Tigers reputation as a ball club is something for Mesa to worry about, ana the locals are preparing to their l utmost for the fray
 More Hungry to Feed Business of the Welfare League of Mesa has grown to such proportions l that there is now a constant line ol needy persons at the leagues head 1 quarters in the Commercial ut rooms. Those who apply are being registered and investigation made ot l their reeds. rations being issued tt | the worthy ones. The suggestion has | been made that the city put on { 1 force in town where the Mexican. l who are in need and are able to worl
 be given an opportunity to earn wha is issued to them, and it is probable | that this plan will be inaugurated.
 Attempt to Pass Raised Bill
 An attempt to pass S1 bill raised
 to ten spot was made at the Co' Grocery Tuesday but without success
 Officers in running down the cas- found that two Mexican boys hat
 been offered a quarter to pass tn
 bill and bring back the change. Tn
 boys were apprehended and made
 search for the two men who wer supposed to have given them tn
 raised bill but without avail.
 Pythians Have Big Night
 Damon Lodge, No. 19, Knights o
 Pythias was host to more than hal
 hundred visitors from the Chandler . Tempe and Phoenix lodges Monda. ]. night. Work in the third rank wa
 conferred by a mixed degree tean
 made up of members of the fou
 lodges luncheon was served con
 elusive of the evenings program.
 Southside Theaters "Wednesday Majestic, Mesa-Justin Johnson il
 "BIack Birds Ruth of the Rockies starring Ruth Roland. Rolin comedy Tempe-"The Stranger" all sta cast Pathe News. Bray Photograph |t Chandler = Eugene O'Brien
 .rWorld's Apart" Comedy, Better G Get It." Burton Holmes Travel Pic ture. Hand of Vengeance"