Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

Esas Disrupt Convention
Sorry Friends Paid Fine
Bakeries Make 'FIappsrI
Misses Wifs-tits Others
CHARLOTTE, Ia, Mar. e7-Char-
lotte's election ended disastrously
Tor the women candidates for city
ottices. J. R. Kane was reelected
mayor over Mrs. James McDermott,
Dy vote of 151 to 104. Mrs. Nick
steiner was defeated for city council
by Thomas Ketelson by vote Of 1913
10 80. The other women candidate
Tor city council withdrew their names
before the voting began this morn
ing. It was at this town that a num-
her OF mothers of eligible daughters,
supported by the daughters them
selves, let 1t be known that the
daughters young men friends must
support the women's ticket or stop
counting the young women. The de-
feat OF the women candidates is ex-
pected to cause considerable trouble
in love affairs which have been pro-
crossing between many young cou-
pies here. Election officials are of
the opinion that a majority OF the
men voted for the women candidates,
and that it was the heavy woman
vote that defeated Mrs. McDermott
and Mrs. Steiner.
MORGANToWy, w. va, Mar 27s-
- A number OF eggs were thrown at
DR.. James q. Greggerson of Daven-
port, Iowa. a. chiropractor, as ne was
delivering a lecture before gather
ing Of chiropractors of this district
in the court house tonight by a. group
OF a dozen medical students OF West
Virginia university.
More than a dozen eggs were
hurled at the speaker besides NUM-
Der of stink bombs following the
bombardment officials in charge OF
the meeting sent a, call to police
Headquarters but the students he'd
disappeared before officers arrived
The room was aired out and the
meeting proceeded.
DIR. Frank b. Trotters, president OF
the university. promised an investl-
cation of the affair tomorrow.
The incident follows recent conten-,
tion here between chiropractors and
members of the medical profession.
T1ARRYTOWN.N N. Y, Mar. 27--Clad
IN knickerbockers and a sport
coat. Miss Virginia q. Bell appeared
hefore Judge Foley today and de-
clared indignantly that she would go
to fail before she would pay the $lo
fire he assessed her for speeding her
automobile through the village last
Saturday.
VERY WE'LL" replied the Judge, 1T
lis then Is days in Jail
Miss Bell was taken to Wnlle
Plains and locked up. Five nours
later some Of her friends arrived a.
the Jail with receipt foE the llne
an obtained her release.
II told the judge that ! would new
er paw the fine, and never intended
IA. she remarked as she gained neI
freedom. "but some OF my misguided
frsenda or relatives paid the money
SO / have to leave here"
CHICAGo Mar. 27--How bakeries
~ have contributed to the develop
ment OF the modern "flapper was
discussed by George +. Dean, Alplon
Mich. president of the Bakery EQUIP
ment Manufacturers association. at 9
meeting Of that organization nere
today.
.Relief from the long training
course necessary to make gooc
break baker and housewife, has en-
abled our girls to interest themselves
in csthetics, artistic self-expressio
and the cultivation of individual.
beauty and charm he declared.
Nowadays so per cent of the bread
consumed in the United States Is
baked in the bakeries. The product
is cheaper and better than the ole
fashioned kind. so there isn't any ne
cessity for girl learning to bake
She can spend the time the Kitchen
used to require dong the things the
flapper likes to de-"
CEATTLE, Wash, Mar. 27-Patrol-
- man Frank w. Speir, was wound.
ed perhaps fatally and Mrs. Blanche
II. Baker was shot in the back here
today by John G. Alonge, Insurance.
adjuster Of New York.
Aionge's shots were aimed at nj!
wife a bride of four months, whom
he said he had traced to Seattle art.
or she had deserted him in New
York. She was not injured. Along'
was arrested abount an hour alte
the shooting and tonight was held II
the city jail pending the outcome Q
Speirs injuries
Mrs. Baker, who occupied an apart
rnent near that Of Mrs. Alonge, called
Speir when Alonge appeared at hi
wife's apartment, Mrs. Alonge tolt
the police. As the policeman started
to enter the room, followed by Mrs
baker. Alonge fired twice at his wife
ona shot striking Speir and the 9th
or Mrs. Baker. At the hospital wher'
Mrs. Baker was taken, it was sait
She would recover.