Arizona republican., 1921-02-11

AlhAIvlDnA n[0ID[Wl
STRUCK BY BIG BUS
INSTANCE ACCIDENT
GLENDALE. Feb. 10-W. C. Dan
ieIs, living just east of the Alhambra
school, was struck by the big bus on
the Glendale stage line late Wednes-
day afternoon. The force of the blow
was so great that it rendered him I'M
conscious, and for a time it was
thought that he would die.
The bus, driven by Frank Malone,
was westbound on Grand avenue and
was just passing the Alhambra school.
Daniels was walking on the edge of
the pavement going west to a neigh
boris house. Coming east on the ave-
nue. was a highway truck with a trailer
attached, and seeing that he must turn
out to give it room for passing, Malone
who was going about Is miles an hour
sounded his horn to warn Daniels. The
stage was about halfway past Dan
iels when he became confused and
bumped into the side of the car II
struck him on the left shoulder and
threw him to the pavement. his head
striking the pavement so hard as to
render him unconscious. Malone was
told Immediately by one of the pas
sengers that he had struck the man
and stopped his car.
Malone and Miss McE.lroy, a pas
senger, gave the man first aid ano
took him to his home nearby and sum-
moned DIR. Pearson from Glendale
Upon examination. it was found that
no bones were broken and that nc
concussion had occurred. 1t was re-
who is past 10. was resting easily and
that he will soon be himself again.
Here From San Diego
Mrs William Lyons of San Diego
is in Glendale for a short visit witt
friends and relatives. Mrs. Lyons is
an old time resident of Glendale. She
is a sister of John Tuckey.
Go to Tombstone
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Downing have
left for Tombstone, Ariz.. and vii
make it their home.
High School Successful
The Glendale high school dismissed
at noon Thursday that the student.
might go to Phoenix to witness tbs
military field meet at the fair grounds
In the events that were on the pro
gram Glendale gave a good accoun
of herself in three.
Roy Mcdonald won the first prize
in the individual competitive drill. 4
platoon from each school in the valley
was selected and put through the usua
drill and at the end of the time Nc.
Donald was declared the best drilled
man.
In the competitive squad drill Glen.
A. . g H. 1.
nix. Tempe winning first.
In the shoe scramble, Raymond John
son Of Glendale was first.
Security Benefit Association
The Security Benefit association
held its regular meeting in the w. O
W. hall Wednesday night and yer,
| good time was had by all. G.. A Novi
was elected president for the ensuin.
term.
The Juvenile organizer was in at
tendance and a number of Juvenile
| we're written up. The movement !
under way to organize with a full
quota of officers in the juvenile de
partment and at an early date Their
will be a drill by these members.
1t was also decided that mex
Wednesday night there would be
masquerade dance, and a good tim
| is promised all.
No Game Sunday
The Glendale Greys will not play o.
Sunday as they have not bean able s
far to get game with any team Il
the valley.
New Battery Man
! W. NJ Higgins known better to hi
many friends as Billy Ampere" ha
| taken full charge of the electrical an
battery work at the Glendale garag,
Mr.. Higgins needs no Introduction t
automobile owners as he has been 1
the game a long time.
Meeting Successful
The meeting held Wednesday after
noon at the Womans club was yer
successful from every angle. TIL
speakers on the program were we
chosen and their subjects were of til
| most instructive type 1t also wa
pleasing to the club TO see so man
of the members turn out and also [
see so many visitors there. Man
more good programs are scheduled
Very III
Mr.. Shook. foreman of the cotto
gin, was taken violently Ill Wednes
day night shortly after suIper. i
was reported better Thursday
Go to Florence
Lew Callison, an experienced cemer
man, in company with other men frol
the Glendale community, left Wednes
day for Florence. where they will er
dam being constructed there.
Here From Oklahoma
Mrs. J. Brown arrived this wee
from Oklahoma for a visit with h,
mother. Mrs. E. Myles of East Gler
dale.
Furnishing Music
Miss Katherine Harris, at the plan
and Ralph Reed, on the violin, al
furnishing the music at the Rainbo
theater now.
Large Potato Acreage
Vast loads of seed potatoes are b,
ing hauled into the Aqua Frfa countl
for the planting of potatoes. It is col
sidered that this section of the VALE
is one of the best in the country f,
the growing OF potatoes.
To Debate
Paul Graham and Charles Cohenol
are the debaters chosen to represe1
the Glendale high school on Frids
! night in Phoenix in the inter scho
debate The question is, Resolve
! that the policy of the closed sho
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