Arizona republican., 1922-06-02
SCOTTSDALE IS To
REGULATE PARKING

The parking conditions in Scots
dale have become such that some
steps must be taken soon to regulate
them. Last Saturday the cars were
so parked in the main street in front
Of the bank. that it was impossible
| for ca to pass through the street.
The night watchman and Constable
| F'redricks have requested that all
people to please park their cars at
an angle 20 the sidewalk and park
but one deep. IL this request is full
| filled there will be no trouble in
finding a place for all the cars, and
cars can be got out without moving
several cars and trailers.
A big delegation OF Scottsdale fans
went to Phoenix Tuesday night to
see the Moore Griffin prize fight and
returned well pleased with the entire
card.
Work OF repairing the water tank
and other parts of the water sys-
tenn of the school buildings is now in
| process. The tank will be painted in
side now, so it will have plenty of
time to dry and become tasteless be-
fore school begins.
Mr.. o. L. Schawler of this dis
trict will leave for Los Angeles, Cal.
soon to spend two weeks. Mrs.
| Schawler will accompany him to Los
Angeles and will go back to Kansas
to visit relatives when Mr.. Shawler
returned here.
Memorial day was observed Sun
day morning by services held at the
Baptist church of Scottsdale. The
church was filled to capacity. Lilies
contributed by Mrs. Chaplain SCOTS
of San Diego, Cal, for decorations
We're distributed to each family aft
er the services.
Mrs. J. B. French. who was seri-
ously burned six weeks ago when her
home burned down at Hyatt's camp,
north of here. has recovered suffi-
ciently to warrant hope of her re-
covery. Mrs. French is a. neice of Mr..
j. F. Burleson of this district
Miss Francis Murphy of Phoenix
was week ell d visitor with Mrs. Y.
G. White.
Perhaps the most exciting bah
game played on the local diamonds
this year was played Tuesday when
the Blues defeated the American Le-
gion team of Phoenix, to 3. The
visitors had the lead until the lat
ter part of the game, when the local
boys put over the winning run. Jes-
sic McComb, formerly of this dis
trict, played q star game at first
for the visitors.
Miss Kathline Burelson was a
Phoenix visitor yesterday on bust
ness.
As the result of the drive put on
by the county farm bureau to better
the marketing conditions in the four
staple products, cotton, hay, grain,
and dairy products, many farmers in
this district have joined some one of
the associations while others have
joined several associations because
they raise various crops. The all
ready large membership of farmers
in the cotton association was aug
mented Friday when several more
joined. The men who promoted the
membership drive report the prospect
of many more coming into the mar
keting associations before long.
Many men. who have held out, now
realize the association advantages.
The support of the association is
taken to indicate a growing progress
Siyeness.
Mrs. A. a. Evans is spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hayden while her husband is in Los
Angeles on business.
At a meeting of the members of
the Arizona Pimacotton Growers as
sociation, in this district, held at the
school house, Saturday night, B. J.
Showers and NJ. l.. Groose were NOM
mated as candidates for directors
from this district. The election will
be held soon.
The Scottsdale Blues went to
Phoenix where they defeated the
Phoenix team to 4, in a fast game
at the Halstead field.
Several small concrete bridges on
Paradise and Thomas road have been
completed. There are several more
to build before the work of excavat
ing for the road bed can begin. The
best way to avoid the bad road to
Phoenix is to go west on the Indian
School road to Chicago avenue, and
south to the paved Tempe road. All
roads north of Phoenix are blocked.
due to the paving of Seventh and
Center streets and Seventh venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elworth Brown have
moved to their new house, located on
the e. O. Brown cattle ranch, %
miles north of here. The house is
modern in every respect and will
have electric lights installed in it in
short time.
Mrs. Ralph Convey, who has been
i'll in bed for some weeks, had her
tonsils removed Monday. She is i'm
proving, but will remain in Tempe
for a week or so before returning
home.
Miss Marguerite Smith, teacher of
the primary grades, left last week for
Berkeley, Cal. where she will attend
the summer term at the university.
She will specialize in bacteriology.
Marshall Kaubelsky. the potato
king" in this district, is harvesting
his crop of early potatoes and re-
ports good crop for the late spring
that we had.