Arizona republican., 1922-06-16

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Mexico. They expect to "See Ari-
the Arizona Eastern railroad on South
Macdonald street. having a 100 foot
west frontage and depth of $50 feet.
To Discuss Highway
Members of the Mesa district
Mesa are invited to assemble at the
commerce rooms Friday evening to
hear the several out of town speakers
discuss the proposed paved highway
from the Salt River valley to the
California coast. Senator Fl. B. Will
kinson, father of the movement, will
be the principal speaker of the eve
ming. Albert d. Stetson. president OF
the Phoenix junior chamber of COM
merce, and Judge Frank o. Smith,
Phoenix attorney, will also discuss
the project. J. G. keating, mayor OF
Florence and prominent highway Of
ficial in the state, has been invited
to attend the meeting and in case
of his acceptance he will appear on
the speakers program.
The meeting viii open at o'clock
and following the speakers program
a social period will be held during
which time refreshments of ice cream
and cake viii be served. Everything
is free and the attendance of all
Mesa citizens is urged by the cham
Der of commerce directors.
Hear Convention Report
Herman Il. Hendrix, president of
the Mesa Rotary club and official
delegate to the international Rotary
conference held in Los Angeles last
week, gave a splendid report OF the
convention at the weekly meeting of
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ming on the Guild Hall lawn. l.. H.
Van SpanckSren, II. G. Bush. w. NJ.
Beach and II. l.. Chandler, local
members in attendance at the con-
vention, also reported Tom Murray,
Phoenix Rotarian, told of the boys
work part of the international con-
| ference. c. l.. l.. Drew was chair
man of the evening and Chas. John
! son gave a service talk on produce.
Scouts Depart Friday
Twelve scouts from Mesa will join
the valley Boy Scouts who leave Fri
| day morning on their two weeks
| outing at Camp Geronimo near Pine
| Air Harold Clark, scoutmaster of
| troop No. 2, and Ezra klienman, as
| sistant scoutmaster of troop No. 4,
will also attend the camp. Touring
! cars will transport the boys to the
| foot of the trail Friday morning and
| they will make half of the hike over
| the trail to camp that afternoon,
| completing the trip the following
morning. Assistant Scout Executive
| Joe F. Pomeroy of the Roosevelt
| council, left Thursday afternoon for
! the camp.
X. p. and Sisters Memorial
Damon Lodge No. 10. Knights of
Pythias and the Pythian Sisters
| lodge will hold memorial services
! Sunday afternoon at o'clock for
! their departed members. Plans are
| for the members Of the two lodges to
assemble at the hall and so in a body
| to decorate the graves at the ceme-
| terry where Ia knights of Pythias and
| a number of the Sisters rest in
| peace. Later the two orders will re-
| turn to the hall and conduct their
| ritualistic memorial service.
/ Returns to Mesa
! George Scott returned to his Mesa
| home on Wednesday following an ab-
sence of several months. Mr.. Scott
| accompanied a shipment of sheep to
Kansas City and day or two after
! his arrival there was taken with an
| acute attack of appendicitis, which
necessitated an immediate operation.
! Much of the time since then has been
1 spent convalescing in a Kansas City
I hospital.
Back from Convention
y Delbert L. Stapley has returned
! from Salt Lake City where he went
about 10 days ago to attend the
| annual Mutual Improvement Associ-
/ alton convention. He represented
the Maricopa stake in the Young
/ Mems NJ. /. A.
Returns from Winkelman
| f. j. Racine, proprietor of the Ra-
cine Vulcanizing Shop. returned
/ Thursday afternoon from a business
! trip of several days to Winkelman.
| AIIege He Stole Infant
| Mariana Valencia, Jr., appeared be-
| fore Justice of the Peace r. A. Kings
| bury Wednesday to answer the
| charge of having taken a two year
| old infant fromsits mother. Mexican
| woman, residing in Verde Vista ad-
| dition. The woman alleged Valencia
| called at her home on June 6 and
| took her baby UP town with her per-
| mission, but later failed to return.
| Instead. he is said to have taken the
| baby to it's father, who resides south
| Of Mesa, the parents having sepa-
| rated some months ago. Judge
| Kingsburv ordered the baby restored
| to the mother and Valencia was dis
missed with a severe reprimand.
Moves to Phoenix
Mrs Hannah Z. Sanders has rent
ed her home in North Evergreen and
will move to Phoenix TO reside for
the summer with a daughter.
Southsde Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa-William Desmond
in 'sThe Parish Priest" Comedy,
stand Pat" Pathe News. Win
ners of the West" serial.
Tempe-"A Wise Fool" all star
cast. Universal comedy.
Chandler-Dark.
Fruit jars. pints, so cents dozen;
quarts, 80 cents dozen: half gallons,
S1.15 dozen. Groceries and fresh
meats. Mitchells Grocery. y. Center
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