Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
PIONEER IF TEXAS
 DIES AT 74AT HIS
 RESIDENCE IN MESA

MESA, Oct. 10--W. F. Carter. Mesa citizen for the past year and promi- nent pioneer of Urath county, Texas, died at his home in Stewart addition Monday morning at o'clock, follow ing a lingering illness caused from complications and old age. He had attained his 74th year. MT. Carters career as a pioneer and representative citizen of Ursrth county was a prominent one He was a resident of Mingus, in that county and was a representative from his local district to the state legislature at one time His efforts always tend ed to an upbuilding of the country in which he lived, and as legislator, church member and Sand degree Ma son, he was a, prominent citizen of his community.
 The deceased is the father of 10 ! children, all of whom are living. His wife and Foy and Horace Carter re- side in Mesa. Floyd Carter is a rancher in Laveen; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Pickern, lives in Tolleson, and ! the other children live in Texas and are prominent in oil circles there. Funeral services for the deceased will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the Baptist church in Mesa, Rev. F. E. Hawes conducting l the service. The Masons will have charge of the services at the grave.
 Hold Lamb Funeral Monday | Funeral services for LeRoy Lamb, who died at his residence in Mesa last Saturday, were held Monday aft ernoon at o'clock from the First | Ward chapel. Bishop Hunsaker pre- sided at the service. Interment was made in the Mesa cemetery. 1 Masons Attention
 | All Masons are requested to meet at Masonic hall at o'clock this aft ernoon to attend the funeral of w | F. Carter.
 | Accessory Thieves Arrested I Pleading guilty to the charge oi robbing one automobile, and thought to have stolen tools and accessories from other machines, c. J. Richard son and w. B. Akers, both youths ir their teens, waived their preliminary hearings in Justice of the Peace R
 A. Kingsbury's court in Mesa Mon
 day afternoon and were bound over
 to the superior court. They were ar
 rested by Constable O. l.. Pickens oi
 Mesa, but flatly denied any of the
 allegations against them until they
 faced the judge. Then they admitted
 the robbery of groceries, personal be
 longings and auto accessories from
 the car of H. w. Davis and Howard
 Peterson some 10 days ago.
 Constable Pickens had had his ey'
 on the two young men for some day;
 and finally took them in tow on'
 morning when they had left Mesa
 overtaking them in their car in Tenn
 pc. Flashlights, two cameras an(
 various auto tools and accessorie,
 were found in their possession. it wa ! said, some of the stuff having ebeI l, reported stolen from machines il
 Mesa within the last few weeks. The two young men drove a ca
 with a New Mexico license. The.
 have been living in a small shacl on a ranch several miles west O , Chandler.
 Uninstructed Delegates The delegate from the Mesa farn , bureau to the Arizona Cotton Grow
 CTS association was instructed to us his own judgment in the matter O
 setting the price for picking, at | meeting of the directors of the bu reau held Monday afternoon in tn
 commercial club rooms. The dele { gates to the labor organization vii , meet Tuesday to consider the pickin, } question, and Mesa's representativ will go uninStructed.
 Southside Theaters Today l Majestic, Mesa-"What's a Wifi Worth?" all star cast; comedy. Ed gar Camped Out" Pathe News.
 Gilbert-Rupert Hughes, sparklin; comedy of married life, ''Dangerou Curve Ahead" Bray Photograph.
 Tempe-Mahlon Hamilton in Hal a Chance" comedy "Harem Scarem. Chandler-Bebe Daniels in 'Th l March Hare" comedy Lucky Mum ber"