Arizona republican., 1922-06-10

will be conducted there with Miss
Ellis in charge. Those who have
| books out now are requested to turn
| them in at once, and any donations
| of books to the library will be gladiy
welcomed. Cataiouging of the books
on hand will be started the flrst OF
| the week and the library Will De
| opened to the public as soon as TINS
| work is finished.
| Playground Opening
| Members of the Parent Teachers
| association at the Irving schooi are
completing their final arrangements
| for the opening of the summer play
ground, Monday morning. Miss ADA
Pomeroy. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
| FIT. Pomeroy, who graduated Thurs-
| day night from the Tempe Normal,
will be in charge of the playground.
| Story hours. swings. teeters. the side
| and many other forms of instructive
and interesting entertainment are De-
| ing provided for the children. Inc
playground will be open from to II
| o'clock each forenoon and from to
6 o'clock each afternoon with the ex-
ception of Saturdays and sundays.
| All children of the city ana distrlct
| are invited to join in the summer
| playground and are asked TO report
| at the opening SeSSlOli 1heA'3NJ
| ing at o'clock,
coplan Trial Saturday
c. D. Coplan, arrested early in the
| week by Constable o. L. Pickens on
a charge of operating a still, will be
/ arraigned in the federal court in
Phoenix, Saturday morning. at 10
| o'clock. Coplan was picked up Wed
| nesday at his ranch home near the
Superstition mountain. 80 miles east
of Mesa, and a huge copper still
which he is alleged to have operated
was confiscated by the officers.
Realty Man Here
Mr.. Herring. secretary or the ma
| tional realty board. was visitor In
Mesa Friday afternoon, accompanied
by Jesse F. Kelly. who was showing
/ the visitor over the southside.
Mother of Former Teacher Dies
Word has been received in Mesa
from Miss Lena Alexander. former
principal of the Irving school here,
stating that her mother died at the
family home in Greenwood. Mo-, June
g Miss Alenxader severed her work
of many years with the Mesa schools
last April that she might attend the
bedside of her invalided mother and
since departing from here she has
been constantly with her. 1t Is un-
derstood that Miss Alexander win not
return to Mesa but will probably go
to California in the fall.
Leh Holds Win Record
I,ehi retained her position at the
| head OF the Sunday league, Thurs
day evening, with a victory over the
First and Second wards team, IL to
.. Play was fast and furious at
times and on several occasions 1t
| - oh xrync dnnn1a a6 for de-
feat. Lehi pulled out, though. and
| thus keeps an unblemished record of
all victories and no defeats. Biggs
| was on the mound for lowlanders
| and "Dutch" Stapley and Rollins
| worked for the wards team.
| Moves to Mesa
Il. J. P Davis and family have
| moved from Chandler and are now To-
Gated in the residence west of the
| Christian church.
Depart for Heber
The George Wilbur family left Fri-
| day morning for their summer home
| at Heber, Ariz,, to remain until fall.
Move to Phoenix
/ The F.. r. Quick family has moved
| from their home on North Macdonald
| street to Phoenix where Mr.. Quick Is
| now in business
| Hold Election Tonight
Tonight at the Mesa city hall from
8 to 10 pm, will be held the Arizo-
ma Pimaeotton Growers election for
this District No. IL.
Candidates for the district are: Lo-
cal chairman, Leonard Nets; vice.
chairman, e. II. Beardsley. Dan p.
Jones; secretary. Alma Davis, G. G.
Spilsbury; for director from this dis
trict the candidate is e. D. Tway.
Each member is entitled to vote for
local officers and for local director.
ard in addition to vote for seven cam
didates for directors at large. can
didates for directors at large are IL.
i L. Chandler, w. A. Glassford, F. w.
Griffen. Dwight B. Heard, D. A. ia
| cobson, Leanard Nets Thomas G.
| McReynolds. DR.. J. G. Norton and w.
S. Stevens.
Members OF the association from
the Mesa district always take great
deal of interest in the selection OF
men for farmers organizations. and
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