Williams news., 1905-05-13

If you are interested in school matters don't fail to read the arti- cle on the last page of this issue by Prof. J. H. Gerard, relative to the present condition of the Williams school and the cause thereof, as seen by him.
 "Bill" Ludy, one of the old-time printers of the southwest, was here for few days this week, the guest of his friend, F. L. Moore, of the NEWS staff. MT. Ludy was en route to Goldfields, Nevada, the new gold seekers Mecca, to search for the elusive yellow metal.
 The Cabinet buys the best and sells the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Why not buy the best when it costs you no more than the poorest?
 l.. w. Bentley, the king of col ored porters, resigned his position at the Grand Canyon hotel the first of the week, 90 he informed us. "Louie" has been one of the stand bys herea bouts for the past eight years and was at one time chief "broom" in the NEWS office.
 Jacob Caufman, assisted by Geo. Johnson, departed Thursday for Seligman, driving some thirty head of horses to his ranch near that point. MT. Caufman expects to go to Holbrook about the 18th to re- ceive several cars of cattle he re- gently purchased in that section. The hair cuts here are made to fit; Our face messages, too, are quite
 the hit;
 The slaves we give are certainly
 fine,
 If you try us once, you'll stay in line,
 At the Parlor Barber Shop.
 The first of the week three little youngsters, Jordan, Farnsworth and Klock, were brought before Judge Crawford by Constable Adams. The complainant was Mexican woman, Mrs. Cayetano Carillo, who charged that the boys were continually throwing rocks at her and her abode The lads being too small to punish by imprisonment, the judge gave them all reprimand and sent them home.
 John NJ. Cameron, superintend- ent of the Anita Copper Co.,, was in the city the first of the week. He says that work at the mine has been temporarily stopped and all the men laid off, pending the settle ment of the attachment proceed ings Advices from Boston are that the matter will be strengthened up shortly and development work re- stunned. To that end he has been interviewing the officials of the Santa Fe with the view of making better arrangements regarding the water supply needed for the plant.
 The fine flavor of our hams and bacons suggests greatest skill in the careful smoking of selected pieces over slow fires of cedar-juniper wood. Taste our goods and know their delicate and delicious favors.
 BABBITT BROS.
 Thursday evening the Comedy Club gave it's second effort in the dancing line, and it was much more successful than the first. The music | was furnished by Geo. L. Barnes, violinist, and J. D. Wilde, pianist, who came down from Flagstaff for the occasion. The hall was crowded | with dancers, who didn't lose a minute. any of them, and stayed until am. About midnight the Rebekahs served a lunch in the banquet room upstairs, which great ly assisted all in being able to keep up the pace.
 Parents should have their chill dren's eyes looked after. Little eye defects soon become big eye de- fleets when neglected" Call on Dr. Swikerath while he is here. He will tell you in what condition he finds | them and advise you accordingly i