Arizona republican., 1921-05-07

report showing the cost Of produc- tfon. cost of freight and refrigera- ton and the average price received for produce and showed that under the present rates the production of perishable products In Arizona has been affected to such an extent that the growing of perishable commodi- ties would have to be discontinued. A strong case was presented by all the delegates, and final ruling may not be expected before May 10. Browns Defeat RambIers In hotly contested baseball game Thursday afternoon the Glendale Browns defeated the Ramblers. to ). This makes the second time that the two teams have met and each time the Browns have emerged victorious. The batteries were. for the Tsamblers Betts and Arlington; for tho, Browns. Lopez and Mariana.
 A benefit dance will be staged May 2l at the Womans club by the Browns. The proceecs will be used to purchase uniforms:
 The following is the scare of the game; R. H la Browns .-......14a 0o2 xxx-7 ' 1 Ramblers ...... 300 900 2xx x-5 [ ,
 Returns from East Mrs. M. SmelanslSy has returned rom the east after three months visit with relatives
 Here on Business
 P. w. Williams, western general manager of the Fruit Distributors. Inc, of Chicago and New York. was in Glendale Friday attending. to sev- eral matters of business. NIT. Will Hams firm has the contract for the shipping of cantaIoupeS of the Unit ed PrO1llCa {.t-ouarSs oe-o.f-44x... .t.- coming season. They have about 40U acres to be shipped
 Glendale Day
 The last meeting of the season of l the Glendale Woman's club will be l Wednesday, May II, at 2:30 o'clock. i Plans for the coming year will be discussed and a general review of l the past years work will te given. | Women of the community are earnest l ly requested to be present with sue- l gestions to make Glendale a better place in which to live.
 i Cafeteria to Close Superintendent McRuer announces
 that the cafeteria at the Glendale grammar school has closed for the rest of the year.
 1 Missourians Picnic | Mrs. George Walters wishes to thank all the Missourians who re- l sponded to her call for those who
 were going to attend the picnic at Eastlake park. Saturday. to send in their names. She also requests that
 those who have not sent in their names to be sure and be at the park for the jollification.
 Girls Missionary Society l The Girls Missionary society of the Christian church held it's first meet
 ing at the church Thursday night
 Fifteen charter members We're pres
 ent.
 Greys Play Giants If you want 10 see a good baseball
 game Sunday, attend the game be-
 tween the Greys and the Phoenix
 Giants at the grounds of the cream
 cry.
 Baptist Notes
 Regular services of the Baptist
 church.: Bible school, .9.45. L. N
 Staats. superintendent Preaching, II
 and o'clock. Senior and Junior B '. r. U., D. m. Cottage prayer
 meeting at p. m, Monday. Church prayer meeting at 8 pm. Wednes- day. Monthly business meeting We'd nesday night before the first Sun day of each month. Observance O Lords Supper in the morning Of tho first Sunday of each month w. E NJ. C.. first Friday of the month al 2:30 o'clock. Children's Ar NJ. tn, same hour Mems Baptist Missior circle afternoon of the second Sun day of the month, held at the church Bible school officers and teachers meeting last Sunday afternoon of tn, month
 Rev. c, M Northrup will be in Bis bee Sunday and the pulpit will b, filled at the morning service by Rev F.. Draper. The evening service vii be in charge of Lopis A. Meyers. The Woman's Baptist Mission cir cle will meet at 2:3 30, May 13, at tn home of Mrs. J. G. Brooks on Lat eral 19.
 DROWNED Bathing caps, all styles, 25c to $15O < Glendale Pharmacy. bl s Wages, says an English paper, arr s what you pay to work people betwceI