Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
SEVEN MEMBERS Of
MFe!i fn'|nrI' lAINI
Be ELECTED TODAY

MESA, May 21-The general elec-
ton for selection of seven members
of the common council of Mesa will
be held on Monday. The one polling
place in the city will be located at
the city hall. where the polls, accord
ing TO the official announcement OF
5 the election, will be open from a
m. until 6 p. m.
Only persons whose names appear
on the city register which was closed
10 days ago will be permitted bal
lot. A total of $50 mans appear on
the register but unless interest IN
the election suddenly warns up it
appears that but small percentage
of this number will turn out to vote.
Thus far but little interest has been
manifested in the election.
The names of the seven candidates
who were nominate dat the primary
held in March will appear on the
ballot as follows: John e. Asher,
Guy E. Attaway. Delbert L. Stapley,
George A. Johnson, Robert Scott. IL.
C. Holcomb and r. c. Clark. 1t is
proable that the names of one or two
other candidates will be written on.
Two Games Memorial Day
Memorial day Mesa fans are assured
of ample baseball for the holiday.
Announcement that the schools will
all be closed on Memorial day has
been made. but no intimation has
been given as to whether the business
houses will observe the day or not.
The annual welfare league benefit
game between the Rotary club and
the chamber of commerce looms up
as the big attraction of the day. Mesa
people. whether baseball fans or not,
are keenly anticipating this battle
and it is certain that record crowd
will be on hand to watch the affray.
Saturday plans were completed for
the appearance of the streng Miami
team here on Memorial day to meet
the Mesa Jewels. The Miami Mesa
game will be staged after the dust
has cleared away from the benefit
melee.
Stork Has Busy Month
The stork put in a busy month in
the Mesa district during April, 46
births being reported in the bulletin
issued by the stats board of health.
Twenty five of this number were of
American parentage and were listed
as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette, Pew, girl,
Virginia: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Nc
Coy, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne c.
benson. girl, Betty Barbara; Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd E. Huffaker. boy, Doug
las Floyd: Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian S.
Burton. boy. Kelly Lemare: Mr.. and
Robert Jordan. girl. Virginia Ruth;
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip C. Rice, boy,
Jack; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Si-
mons, boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bill
ings. girl, Annie Lorene; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie England, girl, Julia
May; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Redfern,
girl: Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Major, girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelly. girl; Mr..
and Mrs VIM. II. Shumway, girl;
! Mr.. and Mrs. Blron Ellsworth, girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira ]. Allen, girl; MIR.
. and Mrs. j. C. Woods, boy. Samuel
Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Turner,
boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel James,
girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Melen Horn, boy;
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hubbard; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Higgins. boy; Mr..
and Mrs. Jarret Reppert, girl; Mr..
and Mrs. Bruno Duron, boy.
Mesa Pupils in Recital
: A number of the younger musicians
of Mesa appeared on the recital pro-
gram given in Phoenix Saturday eve-
ming at the studio of Mrs. Ida G.
: Craver. Mrs. Craver. who is a former
Mesa resident, continues to conduct
regular classes in piano in Mesa each
= week, those appearing on the pro-
!. gram. being among her local pupils.
A large number of Mesa people at
: tended the recital. Following was
the program given:
SelecLlOnS .............. .DT. 1dppeT
Pauline Petty
Golden Butterfly ....Laurene Gardner
IS Elizabeth Cooley
q sEdelweis Glide .......... .Vanderbeck
Sue Openshaw
i Constant Devotion -. Adams Geibel
i Elizabeth Bracket
Russian Intermezzo .FranLo Layton
Rachel Pearce- Ethel Johnson
Twilight Bells -. Richard Goerdeler
Katherine Mumford
F'rolic Of the Butterflies. ... Bohm
+. Maxine Piester
Love Dreams .......Arthur L. Brown
Anna Brooks
Grand March de Concert. 1900.
8 .................... Wollenhaupt
Verdell Clark
Flower Bells .................. Helms
Ariel Few
Twittering of the Birds ...... .Billema
Mildred McNabb
Humoreske ...........Anton Dvorak
Teresa Michelback
Electric Flash Galop ......
Il ................ Richard Goerdeler
Maxine Piester-Ethel Johnson
BY the Mountain Stream Carl Bohn
& Rashael Pearce
3 y alse D. Flat Major $4,000. Chopin
Jessie Clark
{ To a Wild Rose ....... MacDowen
Hungarian Dance Ma. 7..... Brahms
y Ethel Johnson
Valse C. Sharp Minor $500. Chopin
Lillian Dawson
Sonata
Allegro
Adagio
Allegro -assia ............. Mozart
Caprice viennois (Cradle Song)...
Frizt Kreislel
Vivian Standage
"Briar Rose" Is Brilliant Success
One of the most beautiful and sue.
scessful productions offered at the
high school this year was the panto
mine presentation of "Briar Rose
given Friday evening by the physica
education and art departments of tn
high school The event was a dis
tinct success and the students ant
teachers participating were highl!
comrlimented on the results of thei
efforts. The art shades and beautiful
costumes as depicted in the story 0
Sleeping Beauty" or "Briar Rose
We're wonderfully carried out In tn
pantomine dances and the stage set
tings as especially planned for III
= - ,s.4w- .anzN r
Receiving particularly high corn
mendatien were the duet dances b.
Ruth Newman and Shirley Bush an
Irene Helm and Helen Fleisher. i
presenting the play Mrs. Rose Ave
and Miss Ruth Huber in charge Q