Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
GOVERNOR ID SPEAK THIS AFTERNOON AT
 LEHI DISTRICT FAIR

LLnl UlJInlUI [HIn MESA. Nov. 17-With morning and afternoon program of speaking, fea- tured in the afternoon with and ad- dress by Governor Thomas E. Camp bell, the Lehi district fair to be held at the Lehi school house will open Friday morning. Practically all of the exhibits for the fair were in place Thursday night and the poultry and livestock will be On hand Friday morning before the fair is officially opened at 10 o'clock. The Lehi school will be dismissed Friday and both Friday and Saturday will be holidays for the entire district.
 The morning program of speaking will commence at 10:30. Dr. Vinson of the university will speak on Soils Prof. Kennison will lecture, treating on horticulture and agricul- ture subjects and Prof. c. NJ. Cook will speak. The last named expects to spend both Friday and Saturday at the fair and also will be on the program the last day.
 The barbecue from 12 to Friday will be an entertainment feature, af- i tording visitors an opportunity to eat their fill and to become generally acquainted. There will be nominal charge for the barbecue it was an- nounced Thursday by the fair com | rnittee.
 | Governor Campbell will speak at the afternoon program which will commence at o'clock. In addition to the governor speakers will be Dr. R. J. Flight, state veterinarian; Don c. Mote. state entofnologist. and 1 Joseph E. Robinson, deputy state dairy commissioner.
 Is A card of entertainment consisting of boxing, dancing. and other events has been arranged as the attraction on Friday evening
 Recital Tonight Music lovers of Mesa will be af- forded a rare treat Friday evening when Mrs. Norman Leininger Ras- bury. pianiste, and Milton Rasbury violinist, appear in the high school auditorium under the direction oi the Musicians club of Mesa. The event is the first of a series of mu- sical attractions to be presented by the club this season.
 MT. and Mrs. Rasbury are residents of Phoenix where they are popular not only as concert artists but as in l structors in their respective lines Their appearance here has beer looked forward to with pleasure fol some weeks and those interested 1T music are promised delightful eve ming.
 Following Is the program to b, given Friday evening. commencing al 8 o'clock:
 Sonata in A Major. Hande Adagio Cantabile
 !, Allegro Deciso
 P Largo Assai
 s Allegro
 5 MT. and Mrs. Rasbury | Moonlight Sonata ....... Beethoven s Adagio Sostenuto
 ri Presto Agitato
 Mrs. Rasbury f Capriccio Valse ........ .Wieniawsk , Caprice Vennois ........... Kreisle Concert Etude .......... .McDowel Nocturne, Sharp. Chopin
 Masons Entertain Grand Master
 More than 100 Masons, members o . Oriental lodge No. 20, F. & A. IT and visiting brothers, gathered at tn banquet table in the Masonic hal Wednesday evening on the occasion ; of the official visit of the gram I master, F. c. Brown of Prescott. Al l elegant dinner. prepared by the mem bers of the Eastern Star, was serve at 6:30. Worshipful Master M. I ' Gibbons was toastmaster for the eve | ming and short talks were given b E. J. Warren, the baby Mason of tn order; l.. J. Racine, one year Ma 1 son; Paul Baxter Beville on the sub | feet of the difference between Ma | sons and members. and by Dr. R. I 1 Palmer. George W. Silverthorn an R. E. Steel. A vocal solo was ren l dered by J. c. Raymond, accom- | panied by Mrs. Brown on the piano l The grand master addressed tn lodge during the study club period.
 Public Health Day at Club
 Friday will be Public Health da for the Woman's club of Mesa wit an instructive program on healt i prepared for the regular meeting 2 2:S0 in the afternoon in the Gull hall. It will be an open meeting an the club president has urged ths both men and women of the city wh are interested in the subject atten the program. pr. A. M. Tuthill ( Phoenix, state health officer: will | the principal speaker on the program Dr. J. M. Greer of Mesa will als speak. Mrs. George Wilbur wi speak on current events, vocal SO | will be rendered hv Mrs. IT. N. Brad street and Miss Thora Allen will oi fer a piano solo.
 BootIegger Is Fined
 Iose Guzman was arrested Tue. | Pickens and Deputy Sheriffs PhelI and Mendoza on a charge of bootlel ging. A still and some 50 gallons mash and a quantity Of milo mali were 4ound by the officers. Guzms was found guilty in the justice cou at Gilbert and paid a s25 fine.
 Good Program, at Rotary Meeting
 Another good program was pr
 sented at the weekly meeting of u Mesa Rotary club held in the gui
 hall Wednesday. H. D. Ross, J
 spoke on Armistice day and its sii
 nificance and Rev. Francis Bio
 chairman of the local chapter of Il Red Cross, told of the American R
 Cross. The Mesa male quartet al
 peared on the program.
 Arrange For Bazaar
 The ladies of St. Marks guild
 their meeting Thursday afternot
 laid plans for q bazaar and cook
 saoJ. +o Ta held at fba e-I1i1d hall ,