Arizona republican., 1922-06-04
SURVEY IS ORDERED
FOR PIPE LINE FROM
PHOENIX To TEMPE


TEMPE, June 3-At the meeting
of the town council Thursday eve
ming the survey was ordered for the
new pipe line connecting Phoenix
and Tempe Right of way is to be
secured from the supervisors and the
city of Phoenix for the pipe line.
BidSwill soon be let for this work.
Plans are also being discussed rel
ative TO taking of power from the
plant across the river instead OF
from Mesa
Dies in Prescott
o. L. Balch, father OF L. w. Balch
of Tempe, died in Prescott Thursday.
Mr.. Balch was with his father when
he died. The body will likely be
shipped east.
To Honolulu
Miss Ella l. Roll, one of the teach
ers in the Normal, leaves for Homo
lulu today for pleasure trip. Most
of the faculty are envious of Miss
Roll, yet wish her a pleasant time
while in the islands.
Baptist Church
Regular Sunday school ana church
service ir the morning. In the eve
ming the congregation will join in the
Normal bacclaureate service at the
Normal auditorium.
Congregational Church
Regular morning Bible school and
worship No evening service. The
pastor will bring a message from
Lord Bryce. on the future Democ-
racy, "The Hope of the Nation"
Christian Church
Childrens day program at the reg
attendance is holding up well. Mr..
Davis vii, preach on "The Betraying
Kiss" The congregation will join in
the Normal bacclaureate service in
the Normal.
Methodist Church
Sunday school at 10 am, conduct
ed by Prof. G W. Persons and Miss
Marguerite Painter as pianist. Pas
tors subject for the morning wor-
ship. Darwin VS.. Sir Conan Doyle.
Is Either R.ght?" The Epworth
league invites all the congregation to
be present for a 40 minute session,
beginning at 7:15.
Boy Scouts
Tempe Troup No. /, Boy Scouts
of America, are alive and active.
They are planning "pow-wow" at
the river between the Buttes at $3.50
Monday. Swimming, cooking, tender
foot instruction, reception of candi-
dates, discussion of Camp Geronimo.
Garage Fire
AS mosf people were finishing their
lunch Saturday the startling and un-
usual fire bell precipitated every one
into the streets and soon everyone
in Tempe was rushing to the fire
which happened to be Prof. Felton's
sfrage. r c,-s., ot Allah
Theodore Raley left yesterday to
join the advance guard of the Y. M.
c. A. camp boys, who spend month
at the Garden of Allah.
Worth Seeing.
In all probability few Tempeites
know that there is a sight near Tenn
pc that has never been seen in Ari-
zona. Twohy Brothers sent to Wash
ington for the finest tree, over 100 feet
high, without limb or crook, and three
Sfeet in diameter. Some lumber COM
spany up there picked out one and
shipped it to Tempe. It stands out
from the plant and is a most won
derful mast, even to one who has
spent some years in the timber coun-
try Of the north. This tall mast Is
9gyed in all directions with heavy
cables and VII have a larger cable
connected with the top and the far
bank of the river on which self
operating sar d bucket will convey
sand from tie river bed to the sand
washer. This additional outfit cost
the company $4,000 and is we'll worth
seeing. II. fact, many things about the
work of this big construction COM
pany are interesting to those who
have never seen such methods of road
constructor. This plant located here
means an income Of thousands Of
dollars each month for Tempe.
Phoenix Visitors
Quite a bunch of Odd Fellows Wis
tied tn, Tempe lodge Friday night
and helped to put on the first degree
work. In the business session these
visitors gave some helpful talks. The
Tempe members are grateful for the
visit.
Bacciaureate Service
The Norman invites all friends to
be present at the Sunday evening
service in the auditorium. There win
be several pieces of good music and
Mr.. Bloy If Mesa delivers the address.
The churches of Tempe are to dis
miss their regular services for this
service.
Junior Senior Reception
Tt was on the beautiful lawn under
the big t, ees in front Of DR.. Matthews