Arizona republican., 1921-12-14
.DOG OWNERS WARNED
 TQKEEP PETS HOME

SCOTTSDALE, Dec. 13-Notices have been posted in the windows of the leading stores of this town to the effect that the owners of dogs will be given until the 18th of this month to tie their dogs at home and after that date all dogs running loose will be shot. The reason for this is that the dogs have become so numerous and dangerous to persons and stock that it is to the best interests of the community to dispose of all loose dogs. Three that showed some signs of rabies were shot Sunday.
 The committee in charge of the local Parent Teacher association play Aaron Slick From Punkin Creek" to be given at the school house Friday night. are doing everything to make it big success. They have secured Miss Mary Graves of the Phoenix high school to sing and A. w. Sandige, dancing and whistlinE comedian. for an act. Mir. Sandige has taken part in all the shows given by the Elks and
 Shriners for the past 10 years and is considered one of the best buck and wing dancers in the state. The above numbers will be supplemented by a song and dance by the local high school girls. These are extras to the
 regular play. A three piece orchestra composed of MT. and Mrs. w. F | Smith and Miss ldary Graves will | furnish the music. Popular p~ioes of | 25 cents for adults and IS cents for children will pack the school house
 Friday night.
 | The committee that has been work ! ing on the road and separate district
 problem will have an interesting re- port to make to those attending the Er,. l.. r.r- -<.I, | Thursday night. The dairy commit tee also will report at that time. l The regular monthly meeting of the 1 local Parent Teacher association will | be held at the school house at 2:3C o'clock Friday afternoon. The sub-
 ject of the meeting will be American | ization. and Principal l.. O. DuRoss l School" Every parent is urged to | hear him. MT. Sandige will present
 a plan for a short course week in agriculture and home economics for
 men and women to be held in Jan
 uary.
 | The local basketball teams jour- neyed to Tempe Friday and were de- feated by their rivals. The boys were defeated by Chandler high team by a
 one sided score and the girls were
 bested by the Tempe Normal second | team 31 to Is. The girls played a fine game but the boys had an off day
 After the girls game they were guests | of the Normal team at a luncheon al the dining hall.
 Gordon Goodwin, who has charge
 of the seventh and eighth grades oi
 the local school. was operated on Sun day morning for tonsilitis. Enlarged blood vessels caused sgreat loss oi
 blood and it was necessary to per-
 form second operation. His condi. ! tion is serious but not dangerous and l it is thought that he will improve
 rapidly. His mother is teaching hi, 1 classes.
 This week could be called basket.
 ball week for the local students fol four games will be played on loca
 courts. The grade girls will play tn, Creighton girls "Wednesday afternoon
 while the second team of the higl
 school will play the Creighton boys a
 the same time. The high school boy
 school boys and girls Friday after
 noon. Both teams are evenly matche,
 so some fast games will be played. MT. and Mrs. R. J. Kendale 0 Tempe spent Sunday with Mir an Mrs. R. l.. Morrison of this distric Mir. and Mrs. J. Milk arrived in tn district Friday from Chicago. The
 expect to remain in the interest c the health of their 9-year-old son. The meetings that have been con ducted here for the past two week by the Rev. Carl Bassett will con tinue for another week. due to the popularity. Many converts have bee obtained. Arrangements are bein
 made to seat more people at th meetings this week.
 W. J. Rhodes and R. N. Sander were Tempe visitors yesterday o ' business.