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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1920
(Section Two)'
PAGE THREE
News From The
North Side
GLEN DALE PEORIA
G. M. DEAN. Manager
Circulation, Ntwi, Advertising
Office: Carrick Realty Ca.
Phene S Glendsla
TUCSON MAN MAY BE
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RANCHER
SUSTfflS
LOSS
OF
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Hon. R. C. Brown of Tucson arrived
In the city yesterday morning, hia first
visit In two years. Mr.. Brown is one
of the few old tims newspaper men of
Arizona, a considerable number of
whom bore the name of Brown. Many
years ago Mr. Brown -with George V.
Brown, not a relative, was the pro
prietor of the Florence Enterprine,
which In the early nineties was moved
to Tucson where it died a peaceful
death after a useful life
Mr. Brown was also associated with
Herbert Brown, alRO no relation, in the
conduct of the Tucson Citizen. Mr.
Brown has been out of the harness for
some years. He is here now looking
over the prospect of being able to
irL.i-uAL.ix jsov. -a is. fapicer, sergeant-at-arms. He has the hearty
prominent rancher living near Peoria, Bupport of both the members-elect of
on lateral twenty, had the misfortune the senate from Pima county
to have a hay barn with all contents
ft?
will be as long as the one of last year
land of the year before- For such is
the nature of the Christmas spirit that
it finds greater difficulty In withhold
ing its gifts than in giving.
That is why the Society for the Pre
vention of Useless Giving has gone out
of existence.
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By O. B. Joyful
The time is at hand when ma puts
pencil to paper
mysterious
go up in smoke Saturday at midnight
Tho loss was 19,000. At the time the
fire started there was no one on the
ranch, Mr. Spicer being away and his
foreman being" absent at Glendale,
whero he was attending a picture show.
Uanchers who lived near Spicer stated
that In passing there between 10 and
11 o clock there was not a siRn of fire
Mr- Spicer war the last to leave the
ranch and the only theory that can be
advanced is that the tire is of an in
cendiary nature. It is believed that
wome passing tramp chose the burn
"as a prospective lodging house for the
night, but found that it was not suit
able and careessly let a match fall
The barr contained about 50 tons
of baled hay that Mr. Spicer, was con
templating silling and did not have
insured, about $2, COO worth of farming
vvoolg and three bales of cotton. There
TaS 4tso about 100 tons of baled hay
Jx-lonsrintr to Mishler & Forney. This
was insured for $30 a ton.
Mr. Spicer will immediately torn
mence a new barn and continue to
farm and overcome his loss.
Caaa Grand Defeats Gtendale
The Glendale High school qukitet was
defeated for the second time in the in
tercollegiate conference, this time at
the hands of the Casa Grande High
school. However, the game was a
thriller and if the sentiment of the
crowd amounts for anything the refer
eeing of Professor Carpenter was a lit
te in favor of the desert boys. The
final count was Casa Grande, 18;
Glendale, 17; Harrington and Adding
ton, forwards: Betts and Jones were
the guards; Patterson, center.
The Glendale High school girls were
more fortunate than the boys in their
cirls by a score of 44 to 2. The game
was a pretty exhibition of signals and
the girls were thoroughly drilled in
team work. The team was composed
of Ruby Logue ind Ive Lewis, for
wards; Alleen Green and Fearl Logue,
centers; Hazel Holly and Lisle Reams,
guards.
The next game of the conference will
be payed in Glendale next Friday aft
ernoon against tho Gilbert High school.
The boys from the south side are re
puted to be all to tne mu.stt.ra ana a
very hard fought contest is expected.
Hera From Missouri
M. L. Hayes and family arrived in
Glendale Saturday and expect to lo
cate here permanently. Mr. Hayes in
his younger days was a pupil of Mrs'
. P. Betts when she was a school
teacher.
Here From Payaon
Mrs. E. V. Kuth is back in Glendale
for a few days to attend to some busi
ness matters. She states that already
they have had two light snow storms
at their ranch near Payon.
, Craahes Into Glass
German Gomez, a Mexican, had the
misfortune to crash through the win
kow of the Glendale State bank of Pe
oria some time about noon Sunday.
In some unaccountable manner the
brakes of tho car would not hold and
before the car could be brought under
control the huge plate gass and frame
work was smashed to pieces. The
plaU glass was fully insured
Return From Florida
Attorney Stovall returned Monday
from St. Pcterburg" where he went
over a month Ago to see his wife who
lias bfen exceedingly ill. Stovall says
that For id a is booming on account of
so many winter tourists being there",
and ul.o that the southern cotton farm
ers are far from giving up hope on
account of the cotton situation and
that plans are now under way to unite
I he financiers and growers together to
create a bigger and better market.
Turkey Dinner on Desert
Ir. and Mrs. Otto and fami!5 Mr.
nurt Mrs. C. Smith. Mr. Ordway. and
Mr. and Mrs- K. P. Bell enjoyed a met!
turlicy dinner out in the desert.
C. W. B. M.
Mrs. Edgar Orr will entertain her
division of the C. V. 15. M- at her
Imme on East Glendale uvenue Wed
nesday afternoon. ' "
' Security Benefit
The Security Benefit wil hold initia
tion and regular meeting Wednesday
k'aht at W. O. hall.
, Box Social
'The box snoial that is to be given
bv the W. C). W. in their hall over
P.enty's grocery is reported to lie one
of tho best ever staged. Don't forget
that it is to be Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 8
o'clock.'
Home From Los Angeles
Miss Ruth Humphrey, who came
borne from Los Angeles for the Thanks
giving hoidays. will join her sister in a
course in the Lamson business college
this week.
Visiting Friends
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Perkins and
(Imichters. Helen and Pauline, were
visiting friends in Glendale Sunday,
Miss Pauline returned to Tempe in the
evening.
Guests
Mr. anl Mrs. Baird Green and Mrs
Everett Barkley were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Halreson.
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HE'D BE THE GOAT.
A widely known clergyman is in the
habit of repeating his sentences several
1 times over to enable the congregation
1 thoroughly to grasp their meaning. On
one occasion, while preaching in a very
l' ior district, he came to the following
words: "Who was John tho Baptist?"
lie brought them out slowly and l;s-
-f iTlly, and then repeated them. After j
"Uinclr.ff around the church, he one j
more repeated tne woras. vs no was
John the Baptist?" To his surprise i
very seedy looking individual at the
back of the chureh shuffled to his feet
fnnd remarked with a smile, "Iok hero
jruv'rtor. I know there's a catoh some
where: but come on, who was he?"
The Argonaut.
, TOO ANXIOUS
Mary Ellen had jut arrived at
rnndmothers house ana announced
herself being thirsty. "Don't drink
wnfler honey," said grandmother
Mere's a nice glass of milk you can
I a ve "
I ittic M iry EMeti demurred but
grandmother "insisted that she drink
FORTUNE IN PERQUISITES
on, mother, exclaimed the new
prima donna, "my fortune is made!"
'Has Mr. Libretto, the great man
ag"er, signed you up?" asked the proud
mother.
"Yes. it's all fixed. He is to pay all
my expenses, for board and clothes
you know; every cent of them."
But how much a night?"
"Oh, he doesn't pay me anything for
singing. I'm new to the public yet,
you know."
"But you said your fortune was
made."
"It is. I am to get half I get for
recommending toilet soaps, face pow
ders and pianos."
and makes various
notations. And when me
children come suddenly into the room
she hastily conceals the paper as it
caught in a wicked conspiracy.
"What are you writin', ma?" asks
Willy-
"Oh." she answers, "I'm Just writing
a letter."
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Knowing that it is a white lie, ma
tells it easily. She doesn t confess to
the children that she and an oia man
named Santa Claus have just Deen
framing a plot to be carried into effect
about the midnight of Dec. ucn
intrigues must be kept covered.
But if we look over ma's shoulder
as she writes we can get som$ hint of I
the details of the conspiracy between
her and Santa Claus.
The first notation reads: "For Mary,
a doll and a go-cart": and after that
there is something about a velocipede
for Willy and a set of toy dishes and
toy furniture for Jane; and a long list
of things for others who must be re
membered. The same evening when the chidren
have been put to bed ma presents the
document to pa, thus making him a
party .to the plot of Dec. 24, or which.
ma is the brains ana . pa is mo n
nancier.
"Well," says ma, "I'm going to keep
the list short this year." That is what
she says every year but in the end it
Padding the Census
It was during the Civil war and the
northern and southern outposts were
within hailing distance:
"Hello, Johnny," sang out the north
erner, wnat regiment is vours?
"The Twelfth Virginia. .What's vour,
Yank?"
"The 175th Rhode Island."
"You lie, Yank. That ain't a hun
dred and seventy-five men in Rhode
Island." New York Evening Post.
Days of Chivalry Gone
The storm which had been brewing
for some time was fast gathering over
head. Mother-in-law comfound all
mothers-in-law was at the bottom of
the quarrel.
"Ah. me," sighed the young wife.
"The days of chivalry are gone!"
i "Chivalry be blovved!" was the hus-
band's heated retort.
1 "Yes," continued the now-weeping
'young wife, "Sir Walter Raleigh laid
down his cloak on the ground for Queen
Elizabeth to walk on, but you you get
angry simply because poor, dar moth
er sat down on your hat."
o
The largest forest in the world is in
the Labrador and Hudson Bay district,
and is, roughly, 1,000 by 1,700 miles.
Illuminating
A widower was deeply grieved when
his wife passed away, and he had
sculptured on her tombstone: "My
light has gone out."
Then he married again and he went
to the bishop and suggested that his 1 match.'"
remarriage might seem to be at vari-'
ance with -the inscription. "Don't yoi.
think I had better have it taken off the
stone?" he asked.
"No," answered the bi.-shop. "I'd jui
put under: 1 have struck anothei
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We wish to announce that effective Decem
ber 1, 1920, we are on a cash basis. We hope
and feel that with this method that it will be
Eossible for us to eliminate a great deal of overh
ead expense and to sell to the. consumer at
greatly reduced prices.
Glendale Milling Co.
GLENDALE
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Do you know that today you can
buy a MERCER for
$4,485 " Former P"ce $S,485
Delivered Arizona
The price goes up after January
first unless manufacturing costs
come down. .
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Roads In Apache county in better shape. Snow is gone, but side
roads and mountain roads still unsafe.
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there Is considerable mud, although the roads are in passable condition.
The road south through the Tonto basin 6hould not be attempted at
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Aah Fork to Keedles is fair, excepting rough stretches between Nel
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Roads in Gila county are soft, but considerable work is being done
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Recent rains in Pinal and Pima counties have improved the roads
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