Arizona republican., 1922-02-09

Key Note, Burnham; Seventeen,
Harrington; The Claw, Stockley;
Dawn, Porter; Josselyns Wife, Nor
ris; The Ramblin Kid, Bowman;
Happily Married, HarriS; The For
felt Cullum; Partners of Chance,
Knibbs; Little Knight of X Bar B,
Maue; Patsy Carol in the West,
Gordon; Patsy Carol in the South,
Gordon; Patsy Carol in New Eng
land, Gordon; Patsy Carol in Will
derness Lodge, Gordon; Under Han-
dicap, Gregory: The Trap. Foster;
Caroline of the Corners, Endicott;
Burned Bridges.
Petition Circulated
Two petitions were being circulated
in Glendale today petitioning the
board of supervisors OF Maricopa
county to reappoint c. A. Baldwin of
Chandler to serve as a member of
the highway commission for the time
during the expenditure of the second
bond issue. Mr.. Baldwin was ap-
pointed last November to fill the un-
expired term of Eugene Hackett. The
petitions were signed generally by
the people Of the Glendale district.
For Ex- Service Men
DR.. d. II. Foster reports that sew
eral Of the ex-service men of the
Glendale district have applied for
dental work under the recent ruling
for Glendale by the United States
public health service. DIR. Foster
was recently appointed designated
dentist" for Ehe Glendale district by
the Twelfth district, whose head
quarters are in San Francisco. He
states that after certain preliminary
requisites that those seeking work
must attend to, he will be able to sup
ply the work which will be paid tof
by the government.
Baseball
Manager Hadly of the Greys states
that though no definite action has
been taken towards organizing a
team for this season, many of the
bows were beginning, to manifest in
terest in the national pastime and IN
a few weeks he thinks that Glendale
will be in a position to put goou
team in the field.
Registering Rapidly
According to Robert Saulman OF
the city office, the total number reg
istered during the first three days is
so. This is indicative OF much
larger registration than has been the
custom in Glendale for some years
The largest number of these regis
tered today.
Paving Rapidly
The paving on Grand avenue Il
rapidly drawing to close and Dy the
end of this week the work OF pouring
the cement will have been completesu,
and the process of curing will be an
that is left to be done. According 70
advices, the pavement. VIII De open
to travel by the 10th of March OF
sooner At the present time the con-
crete is open to Lateral 15K
Have Never Reported
The parties in the automobile VINO
era shed into the party of Mexlcans
Sunday night north of town on Lat
eral Is have not as yet reported &c
the authorities. According to the evil
dence presented, the unknown party
WAS in the wrong by being on the
wrong side OF the road. The Officers
sIa taking steps to find out who the
driver OF the automobile was.
To Tucson
Mrs. f. T. Patterson is expected y
leave sometime next week Tor a. 'snor'
visit to Tucson.
Officials Here
j. d. McCully, superintendent, aho nv
r M. Kline, division engineer OF W Wtne
santa Fe railroad, were Glendale Wis
TORS today in the interest of the pro-
posed paving.
The Glendale Wonlans ciuD nelo
nns, Of the most interesting meetlnss
Of the year this afternoon, MIS-. y. n
Tinker having charge of the meeLlns
in the absence of the president. I'M
mediately following a short business
meeting. Mrs. c. a.. Robinson tooh
charge of the program. At this time
She took advantage of paying q Vlsl'
to the club as president Of the dis-
trict federation of womans clups
| S:he gave a very instructive talk OF
| aCo- operation, stating that IN ordei
TO make a club live it took the un'
divided strength of the entire clup
Tha following program was gwen,
fnstrunertal duet, Mrs. Deatscn alo
Mrs Thnrstain OF Peoria; w ha'
Iyomer's Club Movements Mean TO 3
Community Mrs. j. +. HUDSON
readings. "That Angel Boy" ha' n'1
left Hand Rabbits Foot" Mrs LocA-
eft. vocal solo, Miss Cora Turney, ac-
cornpanied by Miss Rogers MISE n1
wilcox accompanied by Mrs =. IA
WOOD rendered a vocal solo. Inc
feature of the afternoon was a very
Instructive talk by Miss Freeland on
"rrhe Youth of Our Country. I'M,
mediately following this a tea ana
reception was held.