Arizona republican., 1921-07-26

WED IN LOS ANGELES MESA, July 25-A wedding of in terest to many Mesa people will oc- cur in Los Angeles Tuesday after noon when Miss Gladys Egelston. a sister of Mrs. T. J. Corn of Mesa, and Jay Beardsley. son of MT. and Mrs. E. H. Beardsles of this city. are l united in marriage.
 Miss Egelston has made her home i in Mesa for several years and is pop ular among the younger set here. She departed Monday evening for the | coast.
 MT. Beardsley made his home here l for many years with his parents on their ranch east of Mesa until the war | broke out, when he enlisted in the navy, where he served for 2S months. | Since his discharge he has been em- | ployed by the Pacific Electric com | pany in Los Angeles. The young | people are to be married at the home | of an old friend of the Beardsley family in Los Angeles Tuesday after noon and will make their home in | that city.
 l Intero8too m orUr Secretary Dan F. Collett of the l Mesa Commercial club Monday re- ceived acknowledgement of his recent letter to Senator William H. King. ot Utah. wherein he told of ccN.on con- ditions in the valley and the neces- sity of tariff on long staple cotton 1 The senator in his letter said
 'T am just in receipt of your letter of July 12. and note very carefully | the views expressed by you and the desirability of a substantial tariff or 1 long staple cotton. I can well appre- ciate the plight that neny of the cotton growers. along with our other agriculturists have found themselves | in by reason of crops produced al high costs. and as matter of fact | have had several other letters bring ing this particular subject to my at- tention. am carefully preserving your letter for future reference when the tariff bill. now before the house I comes over to the senate"
 Beauty Lecture Thursday
 Mrs. A. Genevieve Oaks. state or ganizer and manager of the Arizona yiavi company, will lecture on the re- cuperative power of the body ana unnecessary Operations" at the Second Ward chapel next Thursday evening. July 2s. at o'clock. Al ladies and girls over 14 years of ags are invited by those in charge to b, present. Refreshments will bl ! served.
 Returns From Honolulu
 Miss Josie Trinkle, oaughter of Mir and Mrs. C. A. Trinkle of 237 Souti Hibbert Jtreet. and former teacher O mathematics in the Mesa Union higf | school. returned to her Mesa homo Sunday morning following stay O | two years in Honolulu. where sh' has been teaching in college. He story of Honolulu and the islands fl an interesting one. and although fav orably and pleasantly impressed witl that country she is happy to be il the homeland once more. The re turn trip to British Columbia. wher' she landed required seven days or the water She landed there som' weeks ago and has been visiting since at various points on the Pacific coas en route to her home in Mesa.
 | Payson Vacation Concluded Elmon F. Coe of the Salt Rive Valley bank, and Mrs. Coe returned Sunday evening from a pleasant twt weeks vacation spent at Payson where they joined Mir. and Mrs. K. W Houston, who are passing a month il that vicinity. Mir. Coe resumed hi duties at the bank Monday.
 Vacation Time
 Miss Nell Nichols of the First Ma tional bank returned to her worl Monday morning following a vacation at home. Miss Duffy of the bank i now on her vacation.
 Il First Applicant 10 Admitted
 Young men of Mesa who made ap
 plication to the citizens traininl camps and who have not thus ia
 heard from their application may ye receive word for the first Mesa youni man to make application more thal three weeks ago Monday received hi special order. ordering him to camr
 The g. O. was issued from the com manding generals headquarters fl Camp Travis under date of July 2t and approved the applications of som
 125 applicants from the half dozel
 western states. There were only tw
 Arizona boys named. one from Phoe
 nix and one from Mesa. Since tn
 Mesa man was the first to apply iron
 this district and he has just now re
 ceived his admission, it Is possibl that other applications will be acte
 on in order and local young men wi , hear from theirs within the next fe' days. Camp opens at Fort Logar Colorado. on August 1.
 Picking Out the Layers , Lehi poultry raisers will have a opportunity Tuesday to witness tw r demonstrations of culling out the non } productive hens. by R. B. Thompson } poultry husbandry from the Univer
 sity of Arizona. Prof Thompson
 coming to Lehi under the auspices C 5 the Lehi Farm bureau and arrange ments have been made for him to con 7 duct a demonstration at the Georg t G. Hawes ranch in upper Lehi at l o'clock Tuesday morning and anothe at p. m. at the w. H. Brandenbur l ranch. Ways and means of selectin
 the productive hen from the rest (
 the flock will be explained and dem s i onstrated by the expert. Lehi resi n dents and others who are intereste Q are invited by Otto S. Shill. presider r of the LehI bureau, to attend tf n demonstrations.
 : Southside Theaters Today s Majestic, Mesa-Betty Compson S Prisoners of Love-" Pathe New :. Bray Photograph.
 Gilbert-Romaine Fielding in "Tt : Man Worth While" Jack Perrin S The Knockout Man" Last episod : of "The Masked Rider"
 . Tempe-Alice Brady in Out of th
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