Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

canal down to the power house, where the body would have lodged against the screen, and searched all other laterals where the body could have possibly gone. but their efforts were fruitless.
 The opinion prevailed that the body was between the point it was last seen and the division gates. less than a mile down stream, and that section was gone over thoroughly first. The water was still more than waist deep there Saturday forenoon and com pleting their work on the other lat erals the party returned to make another search there in the afternoon. Water had been turned in the canal in the meantime, though, SO they were forced to abandon the hunt tenn porarily
 Felipe Romero was 24 years of age and a former employe of the city of Mesa. He was swimming with a par ty in the canal Friday afternoon and was drowned when cramps overcame him. Bicycle Race. Attract Ster..t
 Wide interest was taken in the bi cycle races in Mesa Saturday after noon and large number of contest ants entered in each event. The first event for newspaper carriers only was carried out on the block in iron, of the city hall and Booth Barefoot of The Republican won first prize oi a silver medal. Raymond Dumoni
 won second and a~Federal tire, and Alton Fryer took third place and a bicycle pump.
 The second race was a four an6 one-haf mile free-for-all, run from the turn in the pavement west oi
 Mesa to Mcdonald street. Normand Stoddard finished first and won a
 gold stick pin; second, Alton Pryon | Federal tire; third, Theone Pomeroy | wrench.
 l The one-half mile race for boys o l 12 years and under was won by Ar
 thur Sloan, who got trip cyclometel
 as a prize Second Keith Nets
 wrench set; third, Lee Clark, wrench | set.
 The one-half mile race for boys o | Is years and under was won by Wal | lace Clark, who received Goodrich | tire. Second, Theone Pomeroy. bi cycle chain; third, Norman Stoddard
 wrench.
 Loan Money Available Farmers of the Mesa section wht
 made application for farm loans will
 receive advantageous information b,
 conferring with the secretary of tn, 1 Mesa Commercial club. A part of tn, money to be loaned locally is nov available and the secretary has beer | instructed to have the original appli
 cations that were made completed il
 order that the money can be ad
 vanced
 Want 100 Msxieans l One hundred Mexicans of the Mes:
 district will be put to work Monda,
 morning by the Water Users associa tion on the local canals for a periot
 of from a week to 10 days. The Vel 1 fare league was informed Saturda, l of the needs of the association ant Mexicans of the district who wan
 work have been advised to report a
 the Water Users office Monda, morning between and o'clock "eIaek Beauty" at Majestic l Jean Paige. one of the most pop l principal role in the big special pro
 duction, Black Beauty" which wi
 be shown at the Majestic theate
 Monday. The film is unique in man
 respects and is filled with spectacula
 scenes. The fox hunt. the fire in tn
 stables, the storm that washed tn bridge away, the grand ball roor scene and the race between horse an locomotive are some of the big mo ments in the picture A score ( horses used in the production neces | sitated the maintenance of blacksmit shop. harness makers. carriage make and large number of grooms, stab boys and the like during the makin of the film
 Joins Federal Reserve Force E. Carlson, assistant cashier of tf