Arizona republican., 1922-03-15
MESA BOY CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF HAY
TOOLS FROM RANCH

MESA, March 14.-Hay and farm
Ing implements stolen last week from
the Joe B. Maier ranch, east of Gill
bert, were located by Constable
Pickens Monday on the J. o. Brook
shire ranch. southeast of Mesa, and
a 16-year-old boy is charged with
having appropriated the property
and sold it. The boy was in custody
Monday and will be taken before the
juvenile court.
Most OF the $50 bales Of hay said
to have been taken has been recov-
cred, together with a pump. hay rake
and other implements. A moving
machine was said to be the only arti-
Gle missing.
Rotarians on Their Way
Decorated in true Arizona style,
with their club mascot, the burro,
as the most conspicuous and promi-
nent member OF the party, between
1S and 20 members OF the Mesa
Rotary departed Tuesday night for
San Francisco, where they will at
tend the district conference OF Ro-
tary clubs. Members of the deIega-
ton will wear the regular straw
sombrero with a hat-band bearing
Arizona" on it, and a green band
about the arm lettered MESA" The
burro mascot wears a harness and
saddle and mounted on the latter is
the membership cup which the Mesa
club won last year and hopes to
bring home again this convention.
The delegation left Mesa at
O'Clock, joining the Phoenix Rotari-
ans at Tempe They will spend
Wednesday in Los Angeles and will
depart for San Francisco that night,
arriving for the opening OF the con-
ference on Thursday morning.
Among the Mesa members attending
the conference will be Ralph Palmer,
Frank Bloy, George Johnson. John
Cummard. Charles Flynn. Cecil Drew,
Spence Dingle, Guy Attaway. Harry
Chandler, Charles Johnson, Arthur
Vault. Jack Raymond, Ed McDon-
aid. Marcus Gibbons. Nels E1ufson
and Paul Beville.
Moving
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail johnson have
from their apartment in the
Rex hotel to the McElwain residence,
corner of Lewis and Center streets.
d. o. Colvin has moved from the
McElwain property to the Powell
residence on East First avenue.
Prof. Ernest Stirwalt Of the high
school faculty has moved from the
Palmer apartments to 55 East First
avenue.
Death Of Mrs. James
Mrs. Jesse James passed away at
10:3O Tuesday morning at the home
Of her mother in law on East Second
street, following an illntss from in
fluenza and pneumonia. The de-
ceased had resided with her family
on a ranch near Phoenix but was
removed to Mesa about a week ago
when her condition became more
serious. She is survived by her hus- |
band and two children and other |
relatives.
Church Night Meeting
Church night at the Methodist |
church, Wednesday evening, will be
Of unusual interest, according to the |
in charge. One OF the |
most widely known men OF Phoenix |
will deliver the address, and those |
who fail to hear him will regret not |
having been present, it is said. Rev. |
Lord has endeavored all winter to /
secure this speaker and succeeded |
his time only after promising not |
% divulge his name. All are well /
,ome at the meeting.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic. Mesa--"The Inside of the /
yup," all-star cast. Pathe News. /
Mutt and jeff comedy.
Tempe-"F'rom the Ground Up"
starring Tom Moore. Miracles of /
he Jungle" serial.
Chandler-Dark.