Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
ENTHUSIASTIC MEET IF THE GLENDALE
 COMMERCIAL CLUB

GLENDALE. Sept. 14.-A regular meeting of the Glendale District Commercial club was held Tuesday evening st the club rooms, there be- ing over 50 enthusiastic business men and farmers present. The usual or der of business was dispensed with and the roll called of those paid up for the year, of which there were 41. Iln- mediately following the regular order of business the meeting was turned into regular get-together affair and all events of the past and present were thoroughly worked out. Each person present was asked to express his views freely on the subject.
 It was decided that hereafter the club would meet each Tuesday even ing at 3 o'clock at the clubrooms. The executive committee that has been a part of the club for the past two years has been dispensed with and hereafter all matters pertaining to the club will be transacted by the members themselves. A committee was appointed to investigate the req son for the delay of the city paving. which was expected to have been started some while ago. They are 10 report back soon.
 In order to insure greater protec- tion to the town of Glendale in the event of future heavy rainfalls, the club appointed committee to con cur with the city council in placing before The proper officials of the Santa Fe railroad the necessity of making larger and lowering the cul- verts under the latter's tracks Another committee was appointed to confer with the proper authorities of the Pacific Creamery company | toward the opening of the creamery plant. Also. along this line, the club is trying to get the people in the com munity interested enough in purchas- ing more cows and thus insuring the creamery of plenty of milk On which | to run.
 The grocery men of the town have also entered a protest against the | fact that the wholesale houses of | Phoenix GO not deliver their products to the merchants in Glendale, al- though they do for the merchants cf | Phoenix, still having to pay as much as other merchants plus freight In other lines such as flour and oils and gasoline, these commodities are 1e- l iivered to the very doors free of charge. A committee was appointed to take this up and try and get something definite on the point in or der to allow home merchants to com- pete with the capital city business men.
 The meeting as a whole was the most successful meeting that mas ever been held by the club and the greatest year in Glendale history # looked for through the clubs efforts
 Government Bulletins
 It has been announced that mum Der of government bulletins hsvs
 been received by the commercial clut land are now available for those in terested. These bulletins are entitled
 Handling and Transportation o
 Cantaloupes" These pamphlets giv'
 full detailed report on this industr,
 and recapitulation of why so man,
 of the growers lost money
 Down From Nadabure
 w. H. Griffin is in town for a few
 days. having come down Monda. i, ] from his ranch at Nadaburg. He re
 ports that plenty of rain has mad the range country Tn the best o shape and that development on tn
 Nadaburg country is still progressing fl Goes to School
 ,l Wilbur Neistrath left today 10 e Tucson, where he will enter the Uni i versity of Arizona. He returned t e Glendale with his parents. MT. an e the summer in Long Beach.
 y Bridge Party
 r Mrs. c. H. Tinker entertained thi . afternoon at her home on West Glen
 dale avenue with an auction bridg e party, the guests being Mesdame r J. Hansen. R. M. Lyle. Charles Mars : ten of Phoenix. Clarence wildermut y of Phoenix, w. J. Galbraith. R. ] n Clark. J. l.. Cant, George Protzmal e George Cox, G. Griffith. Harol r Moore. C. H. Rolfe. F. T. Patterson e J. NJ. Pearson and Miss Clair Canon . Desert Party
 Miss Elsie Hoel was hostess at