Arizona republican., 1922-06-01
c. D. MOSER GIVES
SPLENDID TALK To
GLENDALE FARMERS

GLENDALE May s1-Those who
were present at the talk given last
evening at the grammar school audi
torium by G. o. Moser, secretary of
the American Cotton Growers asso~
citation, were very much interested in
many facts that such an experienced
man had to present. Mr.. Moser gave
facts and figures relative to all man
ner OF rops and especially placed
stress on the cotton and grain ship
nents. He urged the forming of an
association and that all the farmers
get together and form without de-
lay a cooperative marketing asso-
citation. The only thing regrettable
about the whole evening was the lack
of interest displayed by the farmers
in the Glendale district. In all only
about 40 pc, pie were present to lis
ten to the message that such man
as Mr.. Moser had to bring TO them.
Hold No Meeting
The regular meeting of the Glen
dale dist ic' Commercial club was
postponed from last evening until
next week on account of no quorum
lack of members present was due to
the holi 7ay as so many families were
out of town on parties and picnics.
Giants to Play Here
According 20 Manager Griffith Of
the Glendale Grays. the local fans
will be treated to a real baseball
game next Sunday. New timber is
slowly but surely being secured for
the team and new players are being
tried out each week in practice, in
the hope of building up good team
Last Sunday the Grays pushed the
famed Mesa Jewels for 13 innings
and then only lost by a close score.
This has given the local boys some
confidence and they hope to win
consistently.
Arrang .ments have been made for a
game Sunday afternoon on the cream
cry grounds, it being the Western
Giants, a fast colored team, and the
local bows. This game will be good.
because from the angle OF the ball
players. the Giants being rated among
the bess, and they offer good COM
edy both or and off OF the field. In
view of the effort being exerted by
the local ooyy they are deserving of a
good patronage and with the conf
dence OF the fans. they promise to
make good.
Goes Home for Visit
Virgil Brown OF Woods Pharm-
acy left this evening for his home
in Missouri. where he will visit with
friends and relatives. He expects to
remain there for a month. During his
absence he will be relieved by Mrs.
MCGOWAN, who is licensed pharma-
cist
Here Calling on Friends
Dudley Windes of Tempe, a well
known young lawyer of Maricopa
county. was Glendale visitor today
in company with Floyd Marlar, who
lives south OF Glendale on the Yuma
road. Mr. Windes was in Glendale
meeting friends and making a can
vas for Lie candidacy for judge OF the
superior court Mr.. Windes is well
known all over the coutry and is a
native of tfis state, having been
born in Prescott. During the World
war. Mr.. Windes served in the field
and was one of the first members
to help organize the American Le-
gion being the state adjutant the
first yea of the legion's existence.
Leave for California
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Pearson left
for California. where Mrs. Pearson
expects to remain all summer, DR..
Pearson returning the last OF the
week. While on the coast Mrs. Pear
son will study dramatic work in all
its phases q the Children's theater
in Los Angles. where a speciality is
made of children's work in plays.
She. will also take course in dra-
matte settings at the Lasky studios
while there.
Recital Well Received
The recital held yesterday aftr-
noon at the Sherwood School of Mu-
sic was well attended by parents and
friends and all numbers were splen-
didly rendered. The orchestra work
of the young pupils is especially de-
serving of mention and caused much
favorable comment by those present
Banquet Tonight
The members of the Commercial
club are preparing with utmost care
for the dinner to be given this eve
ming by the Business and Profes
sional Womans club of Phoenix at