Arizona republican., 1921-06-15
TOWN COUNCIL OF
 GLENDALE MEETS

Glendale June 1.-The regular meeting of the town council was held Monday night and several matters of business were taken up.
 A petition was presented by the property owners on the corner of Grand avenue and First avenue for the placing of a cement crossing across First avenue from the corner of the Glendale Garage to- the corner of the Hotchkiss building. now being used by the T. l. Paul Realty com pany. This petition was taken un- der advisement-
 Another petition was presented re- questing that the council restrain all streets within two blocks of the cor ner of First and Glendale avenues The council passed a resolution to- prohibit such peddling
 New Resident
 A baby weighing nine pounds was born to Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Lane Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
 Flag Day
 Tuesday was flag day and in com memoration thereof the flag was flown from the pole in the munich pal park. Quite bit of amuse- first unfurled to the breeze upside down. However the mistake was quickly observed and corrected.
 Condition Some improved l Word has been received from the St. Joseph Hospital, in Phoenix that the condition of Mrs. P. W. Sobey l is somewhat improved although she is not gaining strength as rapidly as was expected It Is thought that she will be confined to the hospital some time
 Giant Onion
 giant white onion nearly six in ches in diameter was brought in for exhibition Tuesday afternoon by Charlie Gilbert
 Benefit Dance
 All is in readiness for the big benefit dance to be given in the W. 0. W. hall Wednesday night by the members of the Glendale Grcys baseball club. Good music has been obtained and refreshments and a good time is promised. The pro- ceeds from the dance will be used to build a grand stand q. the local grounds just north of the creamery This is indeed a good idea. as the local boys have been forccl to play to small crowds this year on account of not having ample seating space They hope to secure enough money to make a very creditaole stand. Not Definite It has been rumored that the Glen dale State Bank building has beer sold to G. Courry of Sonora, Arizona However no confirmation has vel beer. obtained.
 Bakery Soli The Blue Ribbon Bakery, owned and operated by Mrs. ]. F. Smith was sold Tuesday to A. T.. Crow oi Glendale. Mir. Crow will make som, improvements. and announced that he would sell bread wholesale only Here On 6us;ness L. w. Siebert. Western manager of the Crutchfield and Wo ,lfolk in ;erests was in Glendale Tuesda, l looking ocer he cantaloupe situa pertaining to the shipping af tn iaree .srop thIs wear Mir .,ieher Il reports the lnarkes price of canta | lnrpes especially 2 ,oi and th It tf T. demand is increasing. Join The Navy
 Three local young men joined tn navy Monday afternoon and left fo
 the coast, where they will begir their training immediately. Tn boys were Vol King. Clifford Dowd and Fenner Barkley.
 Last Regular Meeting The last regular meeting of tn uO. E. S was held this evening. tn
 meetings being suspended for tf
 summer, and only call meetings wi
 be held during the hot weather. Now In Illinois Word has been res cived from R. Tucker and he is now located E Mourt Vernon Illinois
 To Remove Cane Mill
 Mir. Bannirg of Los Angeles is Glendale as the reprasen tative c
 Mir. Prescott and is in charge of u cane part of the old sugar facto | located east of Glendale. The m \ chinery when torn down and load will be shipped to the west coast Mexico where it will be used in t sugar industry.
 To Illinois For the Summer
 K. Emhuff and Miss Christi Yaegar left for Illinois where tn
 expect to spend the entire summ In consequence of the recent pr \ motion of Generals D'Esperey, l.
 autey and Fayolle to marsha ' France has now six marshals