Arizona republican., 1921-07-30
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 HOME FROM coAST-Mrs. Frank Harmonson has returned from the Califor nian coast where she spent the early summer season.
 BACK TO DUTY MONDAY-W. A. Work, deputy land commissioner, will return to his duties Monday after two weeks vacation
 p. o. CLERK ON VACATlON- Miss L. M. Brooks, clerk in the post office, leaves tonight to spend her vacation with friends in California.
 TELEGRAM FOR YVES JONES' In a message to the Republican Wes Jones is notified by Charles F. Jones to call for an important telegram at Phoenix.
 GOING TO GROOM cREEK-Miss Lucy Johnson of the state land de- partment will leave the beginning of the week for Groom Creek. where she will spend her two weeks vacation.
 sEcY. OF STATE RETURNS Ernest R. Hall, secretary of state, re- turned yesterday from Nogales, where he attended the state tax conference.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-W. T. Hughes yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Nat T. Mckee to a charge of assault and was released on his own recognizance to appear for hearing next Monday.
 EXPECTED HOME MONDAY Miss Helen c. Fay, deputy city clerk is expected to return Monday f, om months vacation spent at Big Rear Lake. Long Beach and other Cali fornia summer resorts.
 TO NORTHERN ARIZONA-Mr and Mrs. J. T. Mund of 414 West Jefferson street will leave on Sunday morning for Prescott, the Grand Can yon, Flagstaff and Roosevelt Dam or a vacation trip of two or three week. S
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegram. are at the local office of the Western Union: J. F. Holland, MT. Williams care Fruit Distributor Service com pany; Walter Crandall, William 1 Ware, J. c. Lee, D. M Anderson. GOES TO ENGINEERS MEET. l iNG-City Engineer l.. B. Hitchcock left here yesterday to attend meet | ing of directors of the southwest dis trict Of the American Association o1 Engineers at Fl Paso. Mir. Hitch. cock is vice. president of this district l NEW DEPUTY CLERk-Mrs M H. Williams has been appointed dep uty clerk of the supreme court dur 1 ing the month of August, when tn regular deputies are taking their va cations Mrs. Williams who was for | merly connected with the court, tool ! over the work yesterday.
 GOES TO HOUSE PARTY-Mis Ruth Helm stenographer in the of | flee of the state land department, wi leave Monday for Iron Springs, wher T. xl>~ <>l 6rx party given by Mrs. L. w. Coggins Miss Helm will remain in the noun tains for her two weeks vacation.
 TOLL RATE HEARING TODAY l Application of tn Mountain State Telegraph and Telephone company t increase its long distance rates wi | come up for hearing before the cor l poration commission at 10 o'cloc this morning. It is estimated tha | the increase will amount to approx imately $35,0 in the state. | BACK TO OLD MiZZoU-Mis l Myrtle Ruth Richards. bookkeeper 8 the Doris -Heyman Furniture com pany, leaves this evening for
 months visit at her old home in Sc dalia, Mo, where that state is eel ebrating a centennial in connectio with the state fair on Aug. to 2 Miss Richards is the daughter of Mir i, J. B. Gorrell of $40 North Sixth ave : nue.
 L. E. Spear of 337 North Second ave I nue, accompanied by her niece an nephew, will leave on Sunday morr : ing for Los Angeles, where she wi join her daughter, Miss Theln i, Schultheis, who has been spending u
 summer there. MT. Spear will joi
 them by the middle of August. goir
 overland. They all will then mott
 to San Francisco and will return
 Phoenix about the middle of Ser
 tember.
 PRICES LOW IN GERMANY
 Prices in Germany are often 'ridle
 ulousiy low in proportion to the Unit
 ed States according to Eugene Kie
 engineer with the state water con
 missioner's department. who is no ' visiting relatives in Schorndorf. M
 Kies was astounded to find cond tions excellent in his boyhood hom ,, and in his opinion all Germany , staging a rapid "come back. Gel
 many appears well governed and
 picking up fast,r he writes. Kei 6 nevertheless, is anxious to retul
 home, and sails for New York { I
 Arizona after his arrival in tn
 country.
 REQUEST REFUSED-The r
 quest of the Western Union Tel 1. graph company for permission to I crease it's press dispatches witho I the formality of a hearing has be
 refused by the corporation commi I sion. A. A. Betts of the commissl
 has written a letter to B. c. Va
 dc-pilt, district commercial superi
 tendent at Los Angeles. in which
 says that the matter of press rat J has been investigated by the COT
 mission and that this investigati
 discloses the fact that the prese I rates are being extensively used a
 that the proposed advances shot | not be permitted unless in a form
 proceeding and after jusIflcati
 therefor has been shown.
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