Arizona republican., 1922-05-13
MESA NFERENCE
Of MARICOPA STAKE
|. D. s. OPENS TODAY

MESA May 12-The quarterly con
ference of tie Maricopa Stake OF
Zion, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints. will open Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock in the L. ID. S
auditorium Services for both Sat
urdav and Sunday are arranged with
tfiaMconference closing with the stake
priesthood Monday night. Aside from
the high officials of the Maricopa
stake several apostles and other Of
ficials of the parent church in Salt
Lake City are expected to arrive IN
Mesa Saturday morning to attend
the conference.
Following is the conference pro-
gram as announced Friday by Pres
ident J. W. Lesueur:
Saturday at 10 o'clock, musical pro-
gram under the direction of John
Bond, with Fourth ward choir fur
nishing the specials.
Genealogical conference,
second ward choir furnishing the
specials.
Saturday night stake and board
meeting of the Genealogical society.
Sunday at o'clock, Stake Off
GERS meeting Of the Genealogical So
ciety.
10: S0-Conference Musical pro-
gram conducted by Mesa First ward
choir Chandler. Chandler furnishing
the special numbers.
2 p.m.-Musical program. Gilbert
ward choir and Phoenix choir fur
nishing the special numbers
8 p.m.-Genealogica conference
with Lehi ward choir furnishing the
musical program and specials from
u, ,S,-I a,.I oh nj
Monday pight at 8 pm, Stake
priesthood meeting in the First ward
chapel.
"Queen" is a Bear
Queen. the worlds most wonder
full educated bear is booked to ap-
pear at the Majestic theater on Sat
urday from 1:30 TO IL pm. She is
said to be positively the only bear in
captivity that can run an automo-
bile on the streets. She can box. wres-
tie skate and dance and cut up 9TH
er capers to amuse the young folks.
A free exhibition by the animal on
the street will be followed with yaude-
vile acts at the theater during the
afternoon and evening.
Register Closes With Record
The city register Of qualified Vo-
ters which has been open for the
past IS days was closed Friday night
with total of $50 names on II, said
to be by far the largest registration
Of voters in the city limits ever made
The total of 745 votes cast at the prl-
mary election in March was also by
far a record vote brought out. No
tees of the general election to be
helQ on Monday, May y, were post
ed Friday announcing that the poles
l. he q n n
OpfS the seven men nominated in
the primaries are thus far candidates
for election and it appears that they
will have no opposition.
Lowlanders Win Again
The Lehi ward annexed another
victory in the Sunday league Thurs
day evening, strengthening their po-
sition at the head of the~ percent
age column by three wins and no de-
feats. They defeated the Methodists
avd Baptists team 10 to ) in a nine
Mning game at the Mesa ball park
Biggs and Simpkins were battery
mates for the Lowlanders, with Lauf-
fer and Ruse working for the town
boys. The first and second ward team
will take their &rn at the winning
Lea team in the regular scheduled
ga e to be played next Thursday
Viii Serve Lunch
The women of the Second ward
relief society have arranged to serve
lunch on Sunday for the benefit of
those in attendance at the quarterly
conference of the /. ID. S. church.
Chautauqua Program
Saturdays program at the Ellison
White chautauque will open at 81 80
with a musical entertainment by the
Watteau girls, a dainty duo of de-
lightful fun makers. Junior chau-
tauqua Will follow this number in
the evening at s O'clock. The play
"Cappy Rieks't by the Percival Wv
ian plays will be presented. The COM
edy is said to be one of the premier
attractions on this seasons course.
South Side Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa - "Nomads of the
North" from the novel by James Oh
iver Curwood, featuring Lon. CLANCY,
Lewis Stone and Betty Blythe Vaude-