Arizona republican., 1921-01-23
PLANN|kC TO BRING EXPERIMENT FARM
 NEARER GLENDALE

GLENDALE. Jan. 22.--A committee composed of F. J. Jack, K. Draper and D. H. Ronsall, representative men of the community, have been working for some time with the idea in mind of getting the government experimental poultry farm closer to Glendale. At the present time it is located in the New river district, or about six miles west These men have been trying and planning to get this plant near the town of Glendale, realizing the value that the plant will add to the com munity.
 Already money has been raised, all though not all of it, and site has been picked out within a mile of Glen dale. the site being a 10-acre tract. The purpose of this experimental plant is to try and raise the best breeds and to have the proper conditions so that the farm will be of indispensable value to the poultry raisers. After the plant gets in running order it will publish bulletins which will be sent out so as to produce better poultry.
 MT. Bonsan stated on Saturday that all the money had not been raised and those wishing to contribute to the fund could do so by seeing or writing to anyone of the community.
 Commercial Club Moves The Glendale District Commercial club moved its offices and exhibits from the municipal building in the city park on Saturday morning. these being placed in the room just one door west of the Glendale News, or just where the American Legion vacated. New Grocery to Open In the building just vacated by the offices of Crutchfield and Woolfold on | will open its doors soon to the public This new venture into the trade oi Glendale will be under the able leader ship of Frank Weigold, who until re- gently was in charge of the grocery de partment for Ray F. Stauffer
 Located in New Quarters
 Judge Patterson, justice of the peace moved into his new quarters in tho city park on Saturday, taking inc nortf half of the building that was vacated by the Commercial club. The room i: being arranged so that court may b. held there at all times and 1t will no be necessary to move to the city hal when a jury trial Is held.
 The first duty that was performed by the court since it's installation il the new quarters was a marriage Judge Patterson married Daisy Petit of Peoria and Oliver James of Glendal at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Cooked Food Sale
 The ladies of the Christian Woman Missionary society held a cooked foo. sale in the park on Saturday. Up to late hour the proceeds were not a. good as were expected on account o the unusually cold weather. Painting Up
 l The merry go round part of the car l | t,afx Nx-oC tr1 daI iF1Gf hafn Christmas left the carnival here an } has gone into winter quarters and i ) now very busy cleaning and paintin Iup its equipment for the spring an summer tour. At present they are To cated in the rear of the Ira Moor building.
 Visiting Friends , Mrs. Pat Coor spent Thursday visit ing Mesdames Sullivan, Hunter an [ friends.
 ) Good Fellowship Club The Good Fellowship club will hol its regular meeting on Tuesday after noon at the Woman's club house Tn hostesses for the afternoon will b Mesdames Burnum, Bankhead an Booth.
 Here From Chicago ? Mrs. Vreeland of Chicago is the gues a of her sister, Mrs. F. E. Bradshaw, O $ lateral IS, having arrived on F'rida : afternoon.
 { Florence Defeated Tn rough and tumble game of bas . ketball the local quintet defeated tn f Florence high school boys by a SCOT of Is to 13. In their other meetin!
 which was in Florence about a mont ago, the Glendale boys were defeated |. but this time the tables were turne . and Glendale came out the victor. r Baseball
 | The Greys will meet the Phoeni |, AIl-Stars Sunday afternoon on the lo Y cal diamond just north of the cream :. cry. A good game is expected as tn k local boys will have their full lineu k and the Stars are out for a win. Don