Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
GLENDALE AT LAST
 IS TO HAVE PAVED
 ROAD ID PHOENIX

GLENDALE. July 23.-Much joy has been manifested in Glendale by hearing the gladdening news that at last. after many months of waiting, Gler dale is to have a paved road to Phoenix Announcement was made late Saturday afternoon that the bridge over the Grand canal had been completed and was open to traffic. It is this bridge that has delayed the opening of the pavement so long, and now that it is finished Grand ave nue will become mere COW trail for the time being. Those who do not already know the route. the follow ing is givec: Go south four miles on Lateral Is to the Cartwright school, then turn cast four miles on the In dian school road. cross the track at the brickyard store and go one male south to the CIristy road. Turn east on the Cnristy road and go to Six Points. The best way from Six Points into town at the present time Is south cn Nineteenth avenue to Adams street and then into town.
 Baseball
 The Glendale GreyS will play on the home lot Sunday afternoon and will meet the Arizona Eastern team. The two teams have met twice be- fore. and each has chalked up a vic tory, this game being the rubber. The Greys have put in some practice this week, Thursday afternoon hold ing practice game against a pickup team
 The Railroad boys are classy or ganization of ball tossers and the game Sunday ought to afford the proper number of thrills for the fan who wishes to see a good game. This 4cyo mill h, hn To cf i, series, and the Greys having been chosen as one of the big four, will have to live up to their reputation.
 Home for Visit
 Pearl Coffelt was in Glendale Sat urday, being home over the week end. She is attending business col lege in Phoenix.
 Complaint Filed
 A complaint was filed in Judge Patterson's court Saturday by Will Marian, secretary of the Arizona box factory. against one Eugene Burris, the charge being grand larceny. The case grew out of the alleged taking of tools by the defendant. The case is set for 10 o'clock Monday morn ing.
 Season Over Sunday
 The cantaloupe season will come to close Sunday when the last car of cantaloupes leaves the Glendale district. The United Produce Crow CTS have finished their season, hav- ing shipped a total of 9S cars The firm of Crutchfield & Woolfolk will finish Sunday with a grand total of 525 cars.
 w. R. Murray Dies
 W. R. Murray, living on South Fourth avenue, passed away Friday and the body taken to Phoenix to be prepared for burial. Death was due to tuberculosis.
 Stage Driver Arrested
 Eddie Bates, a driver on one of the Glendale Phoenix stages, was taken into custody Friday afternoon by Officer Booth and taken to Phoe- nix, where he was charged with be- driving a stage and also transport ing liquor. The case will be heard in Phoenix
 Many Enjoy Watermelon Feed
 A large crowd was present at the watermelon feed given by the Sun day school classes of the Christian church. The melons were donated by c. V. Bedding and J. B. Ingram. Games were played on the church lawn.
 Artist Sketches Miss Barbara Webster, daughter of Mrs. George B. Webster, in com pany with MT. and Mrs J. B. McIn- tyre, motored to Peoria and Mari nette Saturday afternoon Miss Webster is budding artist. being enrolled in a large art college in Philadelphia. While on the trip this afternoon Miss Webster was sketch ing scenes and also different types 1 of people.
 l Drug Store Open The Glendale pharmacy will re- | main open on this Sunday. An agree ment has been reached by the two stores whereby only one will remain |