Arizona republican., 1921-06-14
MAY START SUIT FUR
 RETURN OF S4 4 BALE
 DEDUCTED BY GINS

GLENLALE. June 13. - Petitions were being prepared and circulated in Glendale Monday morning. the pur- pose of which was to secure a fund to employ an attorney or attornies to institute legal proceedings against the various cotton gins in the Salt River valley for sum paid by each grower 10 the said gins. This sum amounted to $4 per bale. This amount Is alleged to have been deducted and then turned over to an association which furnished the labor for the picking of the cotton. The facts of the case will be reviewed.
 Rambiers Are Beaten The Ramblers were not so success ful in their first game away from home, Sunday. The final score of the game between the local boys and the Miners at Wickenburg was to 3 in favor of the Miners. IL was said by the people of Wickenburg to have been the fastest and best game ever played on the wickenburg lot. the game only lasting an hour and twen- ty minutes. Kilfoy started fin the box for the Ramblers and was relieved in the eighth inning by Grassie who finished the game. Graham caught. Patterson of the Tempe Normal was on the mound for Wickenburg and held the local boys at his mercy throughout the game. allowing them five hits while the Miners garnered &. Each team made three errors. Next Sunday the Ramblers will play the Chambers Transfer team on the Halstead grounds in Phoenix. The Ramblers left here early Sun day morning. making the long trip tc Wickenburg by car. When they ar rived they were met by fans and lplayers- eThey were treated to a royal good time and all said that they were extended every courtesy while there
 Contract About Completed
 The cement contract that is being done or a school building in Jerome by O. J. Beaver and William Cap finger is about completed and the men expect to return to Glendale the lat ter part of the week.
 Back from Border
 Eight sturdy young fellows re- turned to Glendale Sunday morning after a two weeks absence in Doug las where they have been attending the encampment of the Arizona Ma tional Guard, going there with Com pany A of Phoenix The boys claimed that they had lots of hard work while there and the experience that they had there was quite different from the military practice that was learned in the high school
 Back to New Jersey
 Miss Marion Emmons. who hal been spending the winter in Giendal' as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A l. Galloway, returned to her home fl Trenton. New Jersey. Sunday night Miss Emmons was here for her healtl and 1t so steadily improved that sh' intends to return to Glendale for thi coming winter
 Car Burns
 An Oldsmobile car belonging |, Moses Valoff. a Russian. was badl, . damaged by fire Friday night whel the top and seats caught fire. Insur : ance was carried on the car. N, ' cause is given for the fire.
 Benefit Dance
 Don't forget the good time that tn boys of the Glendale Greys ball clu = have planned Wednesday night. a ] the w. O. w. hall. At that time . benefit dance will be given and tn e proceeds of same will be used | : build a grandstand on the locs ]. grounds north of the creamery. y To Attend Celebration
 Some of Glendaies folk are alread
 preparing to go to Prescott durin }. the celebration of the Frontier day