Arizona republican., 1919-07-02

Phoenix yesterday after a weeks visit with his family in San Diego.
 U. S. OFFICIAL TO RAY-Harry E. Jones. U. $. mineral surveyor, is in Ray on business connected with his office. He will return at the end of the week.
 BACK FROM NOGALES-Sterling c. Robertson, U. s. immigration in spector, has returned from Nogales where he was called by official busi- ness.
 STATE OFFICIAL TO coAsT-C. H. Cross, of the state agricultural de- partment, left last night for Los An geles.
 HERE FROM LOS ANoELES-G. K. Bretherton and J. B. Cooper, both of Los Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the Hotel Adams.
 GOES TO PREScoTT-W. H. Rob- inson, secretary of the Arizona com mission of agriculture and horticulture left last night for Prescott on official business.
 SAN DIEGO PEOPLE HERE-H. S. Marvin, H. C. Beck and Thomas P Liddiard. all of San Diego, arrived yes terday and are staying at the Commer- cial hotel.
 DR. BLoME IN cITY.-Dr. R. H. H. Biome, new head of the department of vocational education, arrived in the city yesterday, registering at the Com mercial hotel.
 SUPERIOR THEATER MAN IN ClTY-A. W. McCullenn, theater man. ager at Superior, arrived yesterday with his son. They are registered at the Commercial hotel
 QUEEN CREEK RANCHER-Jonn W. Germann, extensive rancher and fruit grower of Germann station, is at the Commercial motel. He has shipped 1,500 crates of apricots this season.
 VISITORS FROM CLIFTON-Mrs. c. L. Coffee and family and the Misses Etie and Patsy Young arrived Monday evening from Clifton. They are staying at the Commercial hotel.
 OKLAHOMA VISITOR LEAVES = F. L. Brimi, lawyer and business man of Enid, Oklahoma, left last night for the coast after brief visit in the city MT. Brimi will return to Phoenix with in week and expects to make his home here later
 THAYERs TO coAsT-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thayer, with their daughter Miss Phyllis Thayer, will leave to- morrow night for a vacation trip to the coast They will be followed the next day by Weld Thayer, who will make the trip by motor
 DELAY IN TRANSFER-Beca of delay caused by legal formalities, Haas s-Baruch & Co. will not assume ownership of the E. S. Wakelin Gro- cer Go. until July IA. July 1 was the date originally set for the transfer.
 LEAVE FOR LOS ANGELES and Mrs. F. E. Patton, 12 North Tenth avenue, left yesterday for Los Angeles ! for the summer vacation. MT. Patton is proprietor of a grocery on West l Washington street, which he has con- | ducted for many years.
 TO BE CLIFTON ORATOR-Wiley Jones' attorney general, will be al Clifton on July 4 to deliver the prin- cipal address at the celebration there ! The band from Douglas will be a fea- ture of the Clifton celebration.
 COURT CLERK ON VACATlON- | Miss Alma Strauss, clerk of the east precinct justice court, left yesterday | for California, where she will pass the vacation period. During her absence Justice Wheeler has appointed Miss Emma Murr as his clerk.
 RETURN FROM VACATION-WiIl- jam M. Smith of the Phoenix Wholesale Meat Co.,, returned yesterday morning from 8 short vacation trip with his family to the coast. Going first to Long Beach, MT. Smith made the trip to San Francisco and return by boat. His family will remain in Long Beach the rest of the summer.
 THESE WILL MARRY - Marriage l E0onSnS | phen Knox, g, Sacaton, and Lucy Mil Ter, 20, Laveen: Ramon Bracamonte q, Phoenix, and Maria Burruel, 21 Phoenix; Joe David Martin. 21, Phoe- nix, and Leta Anderson. 23, Phoenix 1 Edwin R. Brown, 23, Scottsdale, ant | Clara May Lane. Is. Phoenix.
 DAHL CROP REPORT FREE Any person interested in the daily l cantaloupe report of the bureau ot markets may have copy mailed to his address free of charge each day by writing to Bureau of Markets. Phoe. nix, Arizona" This report gives in formation about prices, quality, tenn perature, and general market con. ditions
 WEATHER DOESN'T HALT LIT lGATiON-That litigation has no
 
 is demonstrated by the monthly repor of Claude $. Berryman, clerk of th superior court. who gives the tota amount of receipts for his office fo the month of June as s3,18140
 ROOSEVELT DISTRICT TO PIG MIG JULY 4-This is not the best eli mate in the world for a Fourth o July celebration, but there will be on
 in the Roosevelt school district jus the same. It will take the form of
 ,icnic to be held at the Neighborhoo House
 TO CALIFORNIA = Mrs. William Brophy and daughter, Ernestine Der ger, and son Eddie leave this evenin for Oakland. California, where the vii! spend months vacation, re turning in the fall to their home ii this city.
 GOVERNOR TO PREScoTT-Gov ernor Thomas F. Campbell and Mrs Campbell, together with P R. Milnes Joe Prochaska and other state officials will leave this evening for Prescott t attend the Frontier Days celebration.
 MANY POSITIONS OPEN - Mei and women of all trades and profes sions are wanted for civil service posi- tions. mostly in Washington, ant mostly without written examination applicants being rated for the mos part on previous training, education and experience. Positions as cooks