Arizona republican., 1921-05-08

the stock of furniture, stoves. dishes and rugs in the front of the build ing was badly damaged oy smoke and water.
 The fire had been evidently burn- ing for some time in the ceiling of the building, as that portion of the storeroom was completely burned out while the other parts were only charred. The assumption is that dur ing the rain storm of the night the wires became short circuited and caused the wood rafters to ignite.
 The estimated loss is in the neigh borhood of s6.000, and it is under stood that it is only partly covered by insurance. Mir. Harper has not made up his mind as to what his future plans will be.
 Glendale Chicken Day."
 Plans for the success of the Glen dale Chicken Day" are going for ward steadily, and each day more and better features are added. Some inquiries have been made as to the day being strictly a community af- fair. It is to be a big day for the whole county, and all the towns in the Salt River valley are cordially in- vited to attend The magnitude that this day has assumed may be gatt- cred from the following telegram sent to D. H. Bonsall of the South west Flour and Feed company by Senator Cameron.
 Washington, D. C., 5-4-sl. ID. H. Bonsall. Glendale. Ariz.
 "Messrs. aRommel and Lamon, bureau animal husbandry, will arrive May IS, Phoenix. to partake in dedi- cation May 20 of new quarters. Am requesting president of university, 6irnnfnro fnf and extension service, Governor Campbell be present. Am hoping to be present myself. Certainly com mend the movement and glad to CO., operate.
 RALPH H. CAMERON.s
 Dies in Chicago
 Jack Street of Peoria and recent v of Phoenix died in Chicago last week, where he had gone to undergo an operation. The body has been sent | back to Arizona for burial and will arrive in Phoenix Sunday. Inter- ment will be in the Greenwood cem- ! etery.
 Chicken Freak A very unusual sight was afforded ! several people of Glendale Friday when a freak chicken preserved in acohol was exhibited. The little bird | had two distinct heads and three rr-, l eyes. The body was natural. The chlck only lived a few moments after II broke throug hthe shell and is now | in the possission of Pat Collins.
 Last Meeting
 The Child Welfare Circle held it's ] last meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Seweu. The 1 Work Will be taken up again in the | fall.
 Dance a Success
 The benefit dance given at inc IVY ! c. W. hall on Friday night was a l complete success from every angle 1 Good music was provided and the floor was just right"
 Back to Stay l TheIma Neteto returned from, Fl Paso Friday after a long absence rom Glendale. Miss Veteto expects to stay here.
 Goes to Houston Hazel Spillman left on the evenine train from Phoenix for Houston re, where she will accompany the bodI oL her uncle, who Killed himself or Thursday. She expects to ret,Ir,, ir about a week or ten days
 Births Esceel Deaths
 Statistics for the month Of Anri regarding births and deaths are nov, available and show that during that month Tn the Glendale district ther. were 2S births and Is deaths Eo, the first four-month period of 1q9- the records show there were 11- births and S2 deaths in this district
 Peoria High School Proaram
 The commencement exercises al the Peoria high school will be hell Friday night May 13. at S:3O o'clocl In the grammar school auditorium ir Peoria. The following program vii be given:
 invocation. ......... Rev. H. c. Cagi. Commencement Day. .
 ..............H flight School Chor1, Naledictory Address. Dean Dugre, Vocal Solo
 ] l. Spring Awakening" Ho1I, , Mrs. Ross Martin Commencement Address .. ,.':............D .Dr. Arthur Lee Odel Male Quartet, Goodbye. Tost Ross Porter. Webb Thompson. Claude Fagg, Ben Thompson Violin Solo, "Traumerie." Schuman Dean Dugger , Granting of Diplomas ..
 ...-......-.. A. E. Haage. Supt Benediction ....... Rev. II. C. CagI, Peoria Senior Banquet The faculty of the Peoria higl school entertained with banquet i, honor of tbe sppiof, ,Iass o ,h