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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-14
A FEW SELECT
BARGAINS IN
ROOMING HOUSES
HERE rs A BARGAIN
MO IAGII LNnTTIID

~ HERE rs A BARGAIN
" NO CASH REQUIRED.
II you have property to the value
of $1,000 we can trade you 52-rm.
Irooming house located on a very
prominent corner right down town.
Rent only $3.50. All steady single
rooms; no housekeeping. Ask to see
this.
21-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE
ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED
1t is very seldom you can buy
places like this with only $500 down,
balance only $25 month: s per cent
interest. The location is very good
old established house; always doing
good business.
HAVE YOU $500 CASH?
If so we can put you in possession
G st. Good furniture and carpets.
Rent $50. Brick building. Lease or
will trade for property.
40 ROOMS OF HOUSEK EEpING
WILL TRADE FOR LOTS
This is a nice clean house and full
of steady roomers. Price only $2,-
1900. Low rent. Lease.
RESTAURANT
TRY BEFORE BUYING
To prove to you that this place
is doing $1S day and clearing 500
month owner will let you take cash
to prove his statement. The loca-
ton is good and an experienced res
taurant man can make $3.50 a month
clear. We can sell you this place for
the low price of $3.50 on terms.
FURNITURE STORE A SNAP
Good location; nice clean stock
will sell for 5000 in lump or sell for
20 per cent below invoice.
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH
COUNTER
Old established place. Receipts
$50 day. Clears 5000 month. Price
50. 900. Only $500 cash; location ex-
lcellent. Rent s125 Good lease. viii
trade for property.
ROoMING HOUSE BUYERS.
Just at present we have some
very fine bargains in rooming
houses and business opportunities.
The time to buy Is when an owner
must sell. Call for our big free list.
On rooming houses see r. II. Good
kind personally.
r. III. GOODKIND co.
900 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 1895, A 3741
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In Central Oregon. All whom we
have sent to see the land have filed (;
new townsite laid out aDd contract
for r. X. grade is let running
through the land. II you want a
homestead or desert claim, join us
Saturday, April Is.
PROGRESSIVE REALTY co.
15041s jefferson ave.
w. Taylor. Jas. w. Souk.
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r. III. GOODKIND co.
900 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 1906, A 3741

ID rooms, nicely furnished; rooms
full; for sale or will trade. Apply
81 South G st.
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& FOR SALE-Grocery down town;
will take $1,000 or invoice less per
cent. Address Box SO, care Times.
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JOHN @. HEWITT ILL

John G. Hewitt, head of the
Washington Truck company, is i'll
with an affection of the throat. He
was successfully operated on in
the Miner hospital In Seattle
Tuesday.
se~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~S~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SLEEPING CARS TO PORTLAND
The sleeping car service between
Tacoma and Portland is one of the
specialties of the Oregon and
Washington r. r. The owl
train leaves Tacoma at 1:25 a. m.
and reaches Portland 7:15 same
morning. Sleeping cars ready for
passengers any time after $3.50 p,
M E*#
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q HOTEI FOR SALE ny OWNER
lpArlor, ground floor office; all new
FURNITURE, in good condition. with 4
Years lease. Every room in house
full of steady boarders. Any one in
terested can stay in house couple of
weeks and investigate.
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BUSINESS


SOMETHING THAT Is RIGHT
, II you are looking for chance e
pm some money into good bust
ness that will make you a nice
profit see me.
RANDALL BUBB, $40 Cal. bldg.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

Several modern five and six-room
bungalows close to car line; 800
down, balance by the month. VIII
trade for waterfront acreage.
100 acres irrigated land in Cen
trail Oregon. VIII divide, sell on
payments, or trade. 1 have some
beautiful lots in the Sixth addition
on which I can build you home to
suit.
Have you money to loan? 1 have
several good loans and equities.
Claude f. Gray
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REAL
ESTATE


NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
Furnished with the very finest slash
grain fir, large bathroom. best of
porcelain plumbing. electric lights,
all on switches, 2 fine level lots,
nicely graded. in lawn and garden,
dotted with nice evergreen trees
unobstructed view of Mt Tacoma.
Price $4,000, on very liberal terms.
is minutes ride to Pacific ave. Take
Pacific Traction car at 9th and Com
merce SITS. and get off at 3Sth and
er. 1924 So. Madison st. TEL M.
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FOUND
SITUATION wANTED-MALE

S~~~~~s~~~~~r~>~~s~S~s~s~s ~s~s~-~~~~~~~~~~~~>
overcoat on Jeffer-
son ave. Phone Main GAIA.
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WANTED Young man wants to
take care of lawn In exchange for
furnished room. Address Box So,
caro- Times.
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Coombs & Stone
HOMESTEADS

lis So. 18th st.
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OFFICE and janitor work done,
house cleaning a specially, all
notice. Phone M. STA. 5203. Mar
zano Hart Sc Co.
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barrow & Baker

Upholstering. Hart. 1922 Yak. M.7174
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Fine Suite of Ground
Floor Offices
WITH VAULT

Also three furnished office booths
comprising half of Tallman -Thomp-
son office. Call at Ill 10th ut.
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It / MES WANT A DIS
FUaNrsnns, nooms

EDGEwteoD. i5os Center st. single
and hoskpg.. 800 week and up.
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Claude f. Gray

1902 South M. Main 6O02, B. 1904
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FOR paper hanging, painting, dec
Grating, etc, see S. A. Cronander,
l1402 Grant ave. Main $500.
DIR. c. b. BALABANOFF has NOV ed
his offices from 18th and Tacoma
ave. to the Stratford Hotel Clones
Block) Cor. 9Th and C. Rms. 14-15
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
OUR CHRISTMAS sV Tsg ARCTIC
 BROTHERHOOD.

Tonight my dear. ls Christmas
 Ger all tsls Great Broad Lad. The Brothers ot tae NoEtAland
 WW give with lavish hand Our children. they've remembered A- this time every year And sae message they have seat WW surely bring old Sanra here He's oa hls way ap Yukon,
 A speeding OCT he snow, And when he reaches Broadway To the A. B Hal he'u go Soe that's gae place oI welcome Wheee che Big Tree always stood Gly.n by that Noble Or3eg.
 The Arctse Brotherhood. ! wish you Merry Christmas
 And know lt's something s0od That wal come % you tais Xmas ulse' From gbe Artjic BrOtAeghoOd
 Kate MsNeasle, tsto
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
SERIAL No ot@
NOTICE OF APPuckT kTIoN FOR
 PATENT TO HolEsTE1p-

e. & Land oI.ce a- Iu-eaa- Alaska
 November 10 lUa.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -aa- Joseph A. Smith. Jl-zsa o- gae UuHat States over the ase ol sagu.y- one yelr5. residing il yaa u-5.-.es e. Alaska. uear the toau Jl Ha1as- u sad District. has applied to make entry. under Section ass. Revised Statutes os he Ul.-el states and under yae Ael oE Cuasress approved Marla g. 1908 oI the lands aa-raeel la u $. Nl4-mlIer4l Suryey No -i5. situate uaar Hanas. Alaska. and moro particularly described as -ol lows.
 Beginning at Cor No oa line t-l oE The PrssbyJer-aa Miss sl Re sgue. a stone marked & -l5 c. L whence '. s. L. N No 5-a bc4gs $. 80 tes 58 min E.. 5aIG chs dist thence. along Eas tI o5 Presbyterian Mission Reserve, l2.6e chs to Cor. N1. 9. identical with Cor 9 oI 2. & N1slry Reserve. a stone marked s Zl5 C 9. thence N !. LaE uL u-la- E along line 0f '. s. Military Re serve T55 chs % Cor No. g. llea- uo1 glta Cor 8 ot said Rasarve stone marked s. 2o5 C. B. 1v-ee N 80 aez 5S min w.. along c. s. W R. T55 chs ,o Cor No. l. .le-- lla. wlJh Cor q oE u s. N- R. a staus marked s. 205 c. 4 tasaee s Igs al min w.. allug u S M R-. T-51 chs. to Cor No. 8, idea- lcaI vLJh Cor Of Presbyterian Ms sl1l Reserve and Cor } Cf 2, & Military Reserve. a stone marked S 295 c. g. theuce Wesl, SIS chs bridge o8 government Foal. 4t0J chs l0 Cor No a. a stone marked s, -o5 C. s; thence North, z5o0 chs, Co VI Aaa Nlr "a + r+-aa- H--- --a- - C ?, thence Easl. 4ss chs, govern meus road. 6oo0 chs. to Cor No, 8, not sat. taEs in road, witness coEner bears Sogth. S5 Inks dist stone marked s. 205 W. c. s. thence from true corner. SoU-h. 2s.25 chs, Co Cor No. I, the place oE besinaing Area mss acres. vs-ialon at ali cor Eecs g. teg. co min, E.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- ysrssly any portion of tAs above de- seribed tract arc required Co be with the Register and Receiver oE the U. $. Land OItice ag JEDeau, Al aska. thelr adverse claim there asaius under cath, during the period of publication og his notice. or vShh thirty days thereafter. or they wLll be barred.
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

~It is weu Jo strip imperialism to che green eoyr0sj0a oI Is sounding brass Hosue conferences and peace societies are toR5c for the cause; but t Is he women bCst and tho women lsl l lhe struggle -o drive nom le face oi the eavyh this reptile speecer. var, Win Lexington CoH-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Nr. a. l. C Barton. Nr, Charles RgyR gi paWs0r, Mr, D. U loan- sloa and MT J N keller jt0e1 with AE F. E. w. Lowlo al the POllen house Sunday,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Miss Nllre3 SloaR. who has spent a yeaE in Careross visiting with her augL Mrs. Poob, was a pssSenseE aa rae ieuersoa for her hon5s R Seattle Miss sloan was a PllleD house guest
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Mrs James F. GaFraseg apd eAtL 1ses came oysg troU WaiJeAorse Tues1ay and visited Nith Ms. Bar raseFs pareBls MT, and Mrs samuel Lind lml} TAWs5ay
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Haags le -os ef g-Faias sFe>a saa1 alsa yaa -aa .sI ss ,~sa aud sat "a rlek oF dry s9ga 1-l-fsFyt a. oHueF Fllls st
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Mrs N. N Turner aud her daosa- ,y Miss Nyrgle E. pEDer, have clos gd -aeu hospital al Conrad and leIt ou Che Princess Beatrice for winter u Vageouvev NCs Turner and her daughter were sussys of the Pulien
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
DISTRIBUTION 0F TIE GRHSE mS

The distribution of sl5o.0o worth of prizes which H. D. Hrmse is sly- ing to his customers will take place a- the main store at the corner of Fiflh and Broadway tomorrow even IaE at I1 o'clock Every body in Skae' way ls invited t0 attend the pleaSar- able function. The distribution 01 the prizes will be conducted by a committee selected from those pres ent at the time 1t takes place.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

The committee fog A H Christmas trgl ts a tccy busy body o, PeoD.s aal promls. t, make als ,ae oNnaye a-l.Fli .uIeug
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

The dance givea by tae A. B. Camp et sEasVay on Wednesday nighr % celebrate -Ae shortest day was well attended and everyone was happy, About twenty-five couples danced Go -ae sweet strains of Reeds orch esrra and a fine luncheon was sery- el a- midnight
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
waArs TsE usEf

aaal s 4a zoo .a sslslas sass Faa eaa eau sg llra sal sy' 5a-s L tae la-as tag-s Sd
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

EHe Whi-ebo7se women's team of aga-1rs defeated the SkasVay wO- mems team by 57 pins in the contest of Tuesday The members of the Hl--ah5ese team are Nesiames ToOs- NeRae. F. J. White. j. E. BaUagar, G B Edwards and HarbOJtle; those .s Ska-vag are Nesdanes p. H. Gan -y Fred F5ekhardg, G. c. Miller, N E Black and W. C. Blanchard
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Mrs lane P Hetsyt os gae Pest yJs.teJ uth Mrs H s. Pulvu tae gb para o5 tae weck-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

A fine mid temperance drink $ the pure wholesome beer made rom the sparkling waters og Tumwater Falls, and the very best harleg malS with just the right proportion OI choicest grown hops. BreWed as on y the Olympla Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board 0t Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Mss NJ LsRose posm.ssrvss e, Whll h0gse came Hoyh 0a '-s Pgnclsz BsaTJle and hty t1F home oG Monday
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

ca Monday Father Trneu perform, 5l Lhe beautiful christening service a- the home of N-, and 1Irs, E. M, Mcintyre for the little son recently born to them The small Addie was named William Terrence in honor of his uncle and maternal grandfather the sod-parsnJs are Miss Pauhne NcSorIey. sister of Mrs. Mcintyre, and NIr Robert Emmet Mcintyre, cousin Of the baby's father. May many blessings be shOwered upon the little man.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
Wba aally aolis us ga hts kaes

Htea lslly aelis ls gE hts Aeey Ap-4ya GrsspseN9use He aasSs aa UH-gr ur my less. Al aa ElaaI Iy b.1ase Aeu lr.tts abe aloase .a .ls logss la alesa=-l Hy .Ha. Aa. les .tasa sB aa aa aesa Aa aea ssy. Do .E asIa ls lagaW aaea hy7 sIm1H an u assass ue sase-. saHr Hgr des luah.a uH ms lag Aa aal.a .ae slJ l-u4ss eolst. l,s aera.r ls4us. vaga .a srEs. ps gP aaJ---aal ug yaia ! a--a ll daddy aas q, slgp Ben a-g -ug ig ss.l.
 -Fol,Lae fgsee-a-e bayye
 
 Mss Na-Feg WaaleH rs--rue. home e.4 a4,aes ca. saUnaag ast
 
 us Porter and Mrs uHssI -t aa.ag-z. sess sa-saay guests la-s arek
  M Willard E Halsg aas Invited "a. l..as ua Sunday lg A- aud Ms G to sa-.r
 N and tlra. C W. E.-Agl- sall-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

AIrs G R Edwards ol Whlea,Est vas champion toG bsa seore m '2e buuuas contest ISgs also .1r h,sA- azl aFlra5r. lat
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Don't l0rget che masgle haa e he W p \. club oa New Years eve
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

The dancing, bowling and card party syea by the ELSs in their hall and club room following the bowling coa-estwa well attended, The roons were open to guests in town and many took advantage Of the 'open house o have an evening Of pleas are There were present many rom Wb.t5aOrse, CarcrOss and the home town A very substantial and gen srous luncheon vas served al twelve o'clock. There was excellent music.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

You can get the Olympia brew by tae bottle at the Board os Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
z

nom wbtehorse wuA she bow,srs and returned home WelRea3ay
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Nrs AsseAlem and pg and 'ur @ w GaA.e ug1g inaey sees's s. Mr. and Elrs- N Ejsau st me
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
C. B. WALKER


H is hereby ordered that the fore going notce be published for the statutory period in the Daily Alaskan a newspaper published at Skasway, Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24
C. B. WALKER

Eirst publication, Dec % lslo. Last publication, Feb 2S lsle.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Nr. U E RlLam. customs aEeH, aF Watchers. vas a ea .hv Princess 1yaU.,e and Ne0.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Ms. FFaHh E Nichols aud I--.E saa Charles W- arrived .H -aHa Naa lag N N.,heA has le,eA A.s
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

Nrs Harriet s Pulsa has a1>eL-- al aa invitation u1a Nrs- Eesal A 0umaa ,a spend lle Christmas aot .I4gs a Juneau Ns tu..eH "-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

"I N9 ' N E..s--I -.l--
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-24

A Nsr-aFel WaaleH returned Gsae uu4 a4.aes ga. saUnllE Els-
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
.DR. BLOME SPEAKS
 TWICE AT TOMBSTONE

Those who heard Dr. k. H.. Blome, president of the Northern Arizona normal school at Flag staff, speak yesterday enjoyed a rare treat. In the forenoon he oc. cupied the pulpit at the Congre- gational church and delivered a powerful sermon on the strength oi Christians faith in doing things in manner that will build strong character as well as cultivate his knowledge for sub stantial things.
 Last evening at o'clock Dr. Blome addressed the union servic- es at the Methodist church and a large congregation heard his mas terly address on the study of the bible and modern literature. The educator said that at the Sunday school the child is taught too many conclusions instead of the bible story as 1t should be laid be- fore the child. In the first place, the spea ker suggested, geogra phy of the lesson is the most es- sential thing to draw upon the mind and the conclusions will fol. low without being taught.
 pr. Blome arrived in Tombstone Saturday and remained here until this afternoon, when he left fol
 Phoenix to attend meeting o the territorial board of education which meets there tomorrow.
 Dr. Blome came here for tho purpose to arouse interest among the young people in the summeI school as well as the regular normal course of the Northern Arizona Normal school. As re
 suit of his visit three of Tomb
 stones bright young ladies vii
 leave this week for Flagstaff to en 1 roll in this well known educationa
 institution. The young ladies art
 Misses Lorine McPherson, Leol
 Tracy and Iuanita Westervelt They expect to leave here Friday
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17

Miss Mary Maginis returned lately from Flagstaff, where she has just finished the third year work at the Normal. St. Johns Herald.
 MT. and Mrs. |. N. Seargeant, of Phoenix, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Carl ]. Walters. They arrived last evening and will remain in Flag staff until after the 4th.
 Acting Governor George u. Young has granted a pardon to James P. Storm, ex-reasurer of Yavapai county, convicted of em- bezzlement. He had served about six months of his four-vear sem tence.
 A prize bucking bronco enter tained a street full of people yes terday. The grey bronch sue ceeded in dumping two Mexican riders. The stirrup broke with one man, dumping him on his head in the street. He had a badly lacerated face as a result of his experiment. All hands are prac, ticing up to get in line for the 4th. Mir. A. B. Clement, of Los An. geles, and J. G. Heath, of San Francisco, both representatives oi the U. M. C. ammunition com. pany, were in Flagstaff yesterday in the interest of that popular cartridge company. MT. A. B. Clement, an attorney of Philadel' phia, is visiting his brother and making the trip through Arizona
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
An Apron Shower.

Mrs. E. A. Hackett entertained a company of ladies Friday in honor of Mrs. C. H, Mckinney. The affair was in the nature of a farewell, Mrs. Mckinney leaving the following day for her new home in Idaho. The guests each presented Mrs. Me Kinney with an apron, and in turn each of the guests were presented with an apron by the entertaining hostess, Mrs. Hackett. In brief, it was an apron shower, and miniature umbrellas figured in the ydecora- tions and were provided as sou venirs. A sumptuous dinner was served, and the ladies thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
Lost His Hand Under Wheels

Civil Engineer Nudge, in charge of the double track work at Rior- dan tor the Santa Fe, met with a serious accident Sunday in which he lost a hand.
 He went to Riordan on freight train and in getting off fell, throw ing one hand underneath the wheels. He was brought to Flag staff, where the wounded member was dressed and then sent to AL buquerquc in the evening on No. 10. There was little or no hope of saving the hand.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
Are Taking Pasteur Treatment

A letter from D. l.. kinnear and Frank WaldrNp, who went to Los Angeles for PaSteur treatment on account of the Lite of a hydropho- bia fox, says they are both taking the treatment doing well and will remain three or fopr weeks before they are through with the ordeal. As is usual with cowpunchers, they are happy and enjoying them selves in spite of their lex bites.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
Hotel Open.

The Grand View Hotel at Grand View, the highest and most scenic part of the south rim of the Grand Canyon.
 With 30 nicely furnished rooms. Is open in connection with the Summit Hotel for the season of 1910.
 Saddle animals, guides and iv- cry Tn connection.
 P. D. BERRY, Manager. Postofice address, Grand Can Yon, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
Summer School at the Emerson

The summer session of eight weeks school at the Emerson for the first and second grades will begin Monday morning at a. m. Sessions will continue each fore noon only and until II:oo only.
 Yours very truly,
 o. H. Richardson.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17

SPRAYED. OR STOLEN. from the mountains. in vicinity, of Schultz Pass: bay horse. about IA years old, black tail and mane, white star in forehead, branded IA on left nip. Reward. Mrs. George Mason, box 4l4, Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1910-06-17
Local and Personal

Wednesday tor Boston.
 Charles Parvin, of Phoenix, was visiting friends here Wednesday. Dr. Lowell is having a new bungalow built on Observatory hill.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Fred Allen, Tuesday morning, a baby boy.
 Mrs. Geo. Mason is a great hit with her music at the Flagstaff Opera House.
 Mrs. George Newman IS inn proving slowly and there is hope of her ultimate recovery.
 Judge Doe was able to be down town yesterday for the first time since he sprained his ankle.
 The Anizora dancing club will give one of their select dances this evening at the McMillon hall.
 Mrs. Thos. Phelan, of Prescott, came in Wednesday evening on a short visit to old friends in Flag staff
 Ed Priest came in from Nc Gaffey's logging camp yesterday to remain couple days with his family,
 The Eagles will give their an nual ball Tuesday evening, June 2I, at McMillan hall. Everybody is invited.
 w. w. Hudgins lett last even ing for his home in Missouri, hav- been called there by the illness of his father,
 A new iron fence is being built around the Emerson school yard: The lower portion of the yard will be filled up, also.
 Mrs. Della Kline and little son Curtis, of Whittier, Calif., are vis- iting Mrs. Kline's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ed Priest.
 Mir. A. T. Kenyon, of Los An geles, who is interested in several business houses in Arizona, was in the city Wednesday.
 Herman Deitzman and family, Wm. Nickell and family, Otto Leinz and others were visitors at Rogers Lake Sunday.
 George Colton, manager of Bab- bitt Bros. curio and furniture de- partment, returned from a week S visit in Prescott Tuesday. Mrs. Colton will return next week.
 MT. Robert Morton, who re- gently came to Flagstaff on visit 10 his sister, Mrs. T. E. Pollock, left Saturday for Seligman to spend the summer on a COW ranch.
 Dr. Suit and wife, 5. 5. Pres ton and Mrs. (. D. Williams, of Tuba, are visitors in the city. Mrs. Williams will return from here to her home in Wichita, Kas.
 MT, L. l. Smith, of the Smith Construction company, was in Flagstaff yesterday. He has been going over the double track work on the Santa Fe on an inspection trip.
 Charles Murry and Wm. Cliff who have been singing cows to sleep in Blowout park, came in- to Flagstaff yesterday, with horse anchors on their feet, for days rest and recuperation.
 Ranger Jerry Fisher returned Wednesday evening from Texas where he had been called by the illness of his father. His father passed away May 27, after Jerry arrived at his old home.
 It IS understood that the new city street sprinkler is on its way to town from Los Angeles. It is a mighty good investment and will add greatly to the comfort of oul residents.
 MT. Walker, the Verde horse man, came in Sunday with s. F. Bruce, who was injured by horse falling on him about a week ago on the range. This fall, together with an old injury, makes his case a serious one, but at last reports MT. Bruce was getting along nice. ly with every hope of recovery