Arizona republican., 1921-03-04

Time Short
 The time is drawing short for those | few remaining ones who have not fig ured up their income tax reports for the year of 1920. Those wishing help in filing their return may obtain same | by applying to the office of the col | lector, who maintains an office at the corner in the Adams hotel in Phoenix. Season Nearly Over l The peak of the lettuce shipping sea 1 son is about over and to date there has been some 25 cars shipped. The vast difference between this years crop as compared to last years, ship ment is in that the weather has not been satisfactory for growing and the heads of lettuce are not >nearly so large as they were last year. It is ex- pected that c. & W. will finish up entirely by next week.
 Shots Arouse People
 Some of the people in the east DOT tion of Glendale were aroused from sound slumber on Wednesday night by the rapid discharge of a pistol some time after midnight. Much wild spec ulation was caused as to why there were so many shots. Some said that it was an escaping prisoner being shot at other said that it was done to at- tract the night watchman away from his beat in order that some robbing could be done, but the true answer was that some little over joyous motoring party just wanted to see how much noise could be made by the discharg- I ing of a pistol
 ], Wheel Demolished
 John Doe. a Mexican, had a narrow escape on Thursday morning when the wheel he was riding was struck by a passing motorist and the wheel de-
 molished. He was thrown to the pave
 ment and his back was badly skinned The cause of the accident was that in liar over on the wrong side of the road
 and before the car could be stopped the crash came.
 Assisting in Office | Mrs. Green has accepted & position las typist in the town clerks office where she is aiding in getting some o1
 the work caught up.
 Il Grammar School Game The Glendale grammar school vii
 play the Peoria grammar school 2
 game of baseball on Friday afternoon
 at the local school grounds. Two
 games have been scheduled, one be-
 tween the boys and another with the
 girls. This will be the first game ir the public school conference and should
 be a very good game. Coach Imss has had the boys out working hard and they dEt very nluCI uclSl lihCo Io WAl this first game, so that they will have the edge in all future contests The
 girls game, however, will not count ir the conference, as all the schools can-
 not boast of a girls team.
 Methodist Church
 The regular Sunday service at the
 First Methodist church will be held al
 the auditorium and will be commun- ion service at Il o'clock.
 Quietly Married
 | Cliff Sheets and Miss Graham O
 Mesa were quietly married on -Satur-
 day and this will prove quite a surprise
 to their many friends They are a
 home On Lateral 19
 Recovering Nicely R. M. Lyle, who has been confine' to his bed for the past month with severe case Of influenza, is conva 1escing nicely, which will be welcom l news to his friends. MT. Lyle says tha | it will not be long until he will be fl
 as ever.
 Visiting Son Here W. R Johnson, a rancher Twin | north and east of Glendale, has bee | made very happy by the arrival of hi ! parents from Illinois, who have com 1 out here for a short visit. MT. an l Mrs Johnson, Sr, were out here som l two years ago.
 | Security Benefit Dance l The Security Benefit held anothe | one of their weekly dances on Wednes