Arizona republican., 1922-05-10
MESA CHAUTAUQUA
OPENS ON TUESDAY
TOLARCE AUDIENCE

MESA. May g. Attended by
large appreciative audience the ini-
tial performance of the weeks pro-
gram by the Ellison White chau-
tauqua company was given Tuesday
night in the big tent on North Nc
Donald street. AN Evening in
Magic given by Paul Fleming, his
the evening. preceded by the GUS
ting forth the weeks program.
The Wednesday program will open
at 2:30 in the afternoon with an
Artists Prelude by the Stearns-Hel-
lekSon trio. At 3 o'clock a lecture
demonstration will be given on Dan
ger Signals on the Road TO Health"
by Edna Eugenia Lowe. Junior chau-
tauqua will follow the afternoon pro-
gram and in the evening at s O'Clock
the artists recital featuring Frances
Ingram will be given. Frances In
gram is assisted by Misses We're and
Eethel Stearns, and Nina Hellekson.
Thursdays program will include a
musical entertainment by Patton
Brothers trio in the afternoon and
lecture working Together for
Billions" in the evening by Norman
Allan Inrie.
Opie Reed, Americas kindliest
philosopher and one of the big at
fractions of the course will lecture
on Friday evening. A popular con-
cert by the Oceanic Quintet will be
presented in the afternoon.
Interesting and instructive pro-
prams are for each afternoon and
evening until the close Of the chau-
tauQua on Monday night.
Trip Over New Highway
Much elated over the marvellous
scenery and beauty of the new high
way party of Mesa folks made a
trip Saturday over the Miami -Su-
perior highway, returning to the
valley Sunday evening. Accompany
ing Wade Hemperley in his newly
purchased car were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Rothrock and granddaughter
Henrietta KeyeS, Don Rothrock, and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Peterson and
three children. 1t was just four
years ago wednesday that this same
party made a trip over the old high
way to Superior. Ray. Hayden. Kel-
vim and Florence, and they were
greatly surprised and pleased at the
improvements made in the highway
system since that time.
Seotts Operated On
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and rancher of Mesa. was operated
on last Sunday night in a Kansas
City hospital for acute appendicitis
according to word received by his
family here. Latest advices re-
ceived from the patient said that he
was recovering nicely. Mr.. Scott,
accompanied by his son left here
sometime ago with a shipment of
sheep for Kansas City and it was
shortly after his arrival there that
he was taken with the acute attack.
Summer In Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. BelIanay Of 2ss
East First street plan to depart
Wednesday for their summer home
in Prescott where they expect to
spend the warm months.
Visitor From West Va.
Mrs. NJ. L Garvey of West vir-
ginia arrived in the valley last Fri
her sister, Mrs. John R. Wallace,
east of Mesa. Mrs. Garvey's hus-
band is prominent coal miner oper-
ator in the Virginia fields.
Franklin Track Meet
A free for all track meet in which
most of the grammar schools on the
Southside will participate will be held
on the Franklin school grounds in
Mesa Friday afternoon. Franklin,
Lehi, Alma, Gilbert and Chandler
will all send representatives to the
meet in which both boys and girls
will participate. Twelve events are
on the program, to be followed with
a baseball game at $3.50 between the
Franklin school and probably the
Tenth street school of Tempe.
Draws Thirty Days
Peter d. Cook was sentenced to 30
days in the city Jail in Judge Kings
bury's court where he was arraigned
Tuesday morning on charges pre-
ferred by several young ladies who
complained that he molested them
near the high school grounds last
Sunday evening.
Tigert to Speak Here
Featuring the weekly meeting of
the Mesa Rotary club Wednesday
noon at the Guild Hall will be an
address by j. J. Tigert, United
States commissioner OF education
who is now a visitor in the valley.
Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent
of public instruction. and other noted
educators in the state are also ex-
pected in attendance at the meeting.
Flowers Wanted Wednesday
Flowers are wanted Wednesday
morning to be sent to Prescott where
Hospital Day will be observed on
Thursday for the many veterans of
the world war in the hospitals there.
The Mesa post of the Legion caring
for the dispatch of the flowers re-
quests that they be left at the dis
trict chamber of commerce rooms by
10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The
flowers will be packed and sent by
the early afternoon mail to reach
Prescott on Thursday morning.
Southsde Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa: Priscilla Dean in
Conflict" Psthe News. Mutt and
Tempe: aNonaads of the North
al star cast. Winners of the West"
serial.
Chandler: Dark.
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Chandler, small bay pony. white in |
forehead, reached name, middling |
short tail, halter on, brand 6S. No |
tify McColly S9R5, Chandler and re-
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STARTED EARLY
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former?'
Just that"
What do you mean by born re-
former?"
Il have it on the authority of his |
grandmother that when he was 5 /
years old he started a campaign in /
his neighborhood to abolish Mother
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