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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
SOUTH FOSTER.

Mr. Fredora Rounds has devised a
method Tor broodlng little chicks, which
is a great success ana saves the lives oi
many oI them by keeping an even tem-
perature during the early weeks OF theli
career. Mr. Rounds, IKE others, has been
greatly dislul bed over the difficulty IN rear
1hg young chicks, even alter they were
well halcned, Out he viii no longer ques-
ton as follows;
"Prlthee tell me, baby chicken, as alone
you weakly scratch,
Why one egge produced you for me and
two hundred didn't hatch.
Didn't I'LL lamps al mdnIghR Didn's l
arise aud 30
With my nlgnt shirt coldly tapping, to
the cellar far below,
Finding thai the incubator was furnace
hot and dry
That eighteen degrees 100 many was a
shade Oh So too hlghI
Didn't air eggs and turn them in the
suIGuy proper waJE
Didn't l spray warm water on them thirty
tiHvs daNt
Then teu me cnlcken-l lonely orphan for a
gieat grIei hlis my p'east,
How IN thunder are you hvng, and what
s4lhappened to tue resl!' u11SA s2sA2A~ ..:.,.s
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
GREENVILLE.

The town election comes off on Monday
Greenville Grange held a meeting on
Tuesday evening.
The Greenville Base Ball team will play
the North Scltuates at North Scltuate to-
morrow.
A gyInnastc exhibition by the boys OF
St. lnomas' Church viii be held IN the
near future.
Postmaster William J. Duffy and Charles
Is. Rhodes OF Olneyvlne, were IN town ON
Wednesday.
1t is understood that the first months
travel on the new electric railway exceed
ed expectations.
In lew days more and electric car rails
will have been laId into Chepachet and
with the esrly compleuon OF the road,
cars VIA be making regular trips to the
metrop olls.-Pascoag iieraid,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
Scotland's Patron Saint.

Why was St Andrew chosen as the
patron saint OF Scotland: This pues.
ton has been asked many times, hut
the arcbdeacon OF whom Dean Hone
cred the most satisfactory solution OF
the problem. "Gentlemen, said he the
was speaking at a ST. Andrew 5 day
banquet at the timeD. Il have gwen
this difficult subject my thoughtfnl
consideration. and have come To the
conclusion that ST. Andrew was chosen
to be the patron saint OF Scotland beN
cause be discovered the lad who had
the loaves and fishes."- Dundee Ad-
vertiser.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
ROME'S COLISEUM.
Z Got Its Name From Nearby Gigan-
tic Statue of Nero.

Z Got Its Name From a Nearby Gigan-
tic Statue Of Nero.
While thousands annually visit the
Coliseum, few seem to question the oTi-
gin Of its unusual name, which il de
rived from statue Of Nero that stood
near by. Being great height, it was
known as the colossus Of Nero, so the
vagaries OF pronunciation of many hun
dred years created this unique name
from near the colossus" The Coli
scum was founded A. d. ~ by the
Emperor Vespasian. His son, Titus.
completed IL eight years later Gauden-
tius Is supposed to have been its archi
tect, and 10y cruel fate he was one of
the many Christian martyrs whose
blood has consecrated and made this
glorious building sacred to posterity.
Twelve thousand captive Hebrews
were employed i'm its building. During
the progress Of the shows that were
given i'm this great amphitheater an
awning was stretched on poles, and
some Of the brackets for the support
OF these are still TO be seen. A few
numbers are yet visible by which the
arches could be reached by the specta-
tors, having tickets OF similar num-
bers.
One arch Of extra width Is thought
to be the one under which the emper-
Ors of old Rome entered An entrance
similar on the opposite side had a sub
terranean passage leading TO the Pala-
tine. Four rows Of cells were the dom
icile Of the wild beasts, and during a
series Of shows given in honor Of the
Emperor IIadrian's birthday thou
sand of these animals were slaugh-
tered. Gladiatorial combats were also
eagerly watched. and in these even
women would sometimes take part. or
the many Christian martyrs the Coli
scum has claimed the most noted was
st. Ignatius bishop Of Antioch. Close
ly following this crime 10 Christians
were shot down with arrows. and. as
usual. this E,deous sight was viewed
by n sanguinary horde. - Baltimore
American.
.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
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CENTREDALE.

The Centredale Mill is running over.
time.
The Centredales were defeated by the
Allendales on Sunday to o.
San Souci's Big Fire Sale now in full
swing. Bargains in every department.
Deputy Chief George Hill, who was
shot few weeks ago, is improving rapidly
The Centredales play the Independen
A, C's at Neulakonkanut Park on Satur
day.
Senator Fred A Sweet aud Representa-
tive George r. Batchelder attended the
formal exercises at the opening of the
State Pier in Providence last Saturday.
Married in St. Alban's Church by Rev.
Z. Bennett on Wednesday, 27Ih of May
at A:2o p. m, Winfred Sugden of Grey
stone aud sarah Maria Lund of same vii.
Iaee. Witnesses were James Dickinson
and Martha A. Beanland OF Greystone.
Daniel p. Mccarthy, one of the best
known residents OF North Providence, died
AT his home III this village on Tuesday,
after a briel illness. lie was member II
the North Providence School Committee
aud was prominent IN the Eagles and other
organizations. Mr.. Mccarthy has been
engaged in the laundry business here for
number OF years. lie is survived by a.
wldow aud daughter. the funeral serv-
ices were held to-day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
Cost of a Failure.

In Russia man. intending to kill
himself, got in front OF railway
train. but was pulled aside.
Then the authorities took him in
charge. They fined him for disorderly
conduct. imprisoned him for impcriling
human life and gave him solitary con
tincment for interrupting travel. II
seems to be painfully difficult to leave
Russia by any route. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
After Mnrrie le.

"Oh. dear Max what prosaic per
Jon you are. I'm afraid we shall never
understand each other very welt
Don't You worry. You understood
my proposal al. right and that was IN
the baldest kind of prose Fliegende
Batter
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
Successful Uuly Women.

Successful women are not always
of irreproachable beauty or modelling
Thus the Princess d'Evoii of Louis
XV.'s time was one eyed; the slit OF
Montespan's mouth reached her ears
Nine. de Maintenon was thin, meager
yollowish; Ia Valliere lame. Gabrielle
d Estrees one armed. Anne Boieyn six
fingered. Westminster Gazette.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
Cot n E7ro-io.

Il had my fortune told the other
day" said one woman.
what a waste of money" said the
other
Not at all. | gave the woman 80
cents. and she Informed me that ! am
TO inherit 100000. Wasn't that a good
bargain ?'-W Washington Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
No Proverb to Guide Him.

She A proverb says that fruit Is
gold I'm the morning and read at night.
meaning that it's had for one in the
evening, | suppose. He That's right.
Look at the trouble Adam got into by
eating an apple after Eve Boston
Transcript
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
Consiolerate.

Mother. why do trey play some Of
the music so low and some SO lOud?'
$50 that the people who are hard of
hearing can get their moneys worth"
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
A Difference.

"Say. mister. / hear you want a new
Office boy?"
That's so"
I'm the guy. What's the payr
But ! don't think you will do"
whats the matter? Don't you
want new kid?"
Eyes. hut not fresh one" Detroit
Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29
The Change.

$50 he has ceased TO I've her idealY
"Ilp has
What disgraceful thing did he doY'
Married anuibrr girl" Louisville
Courier Journal
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29

who knows pUt how to value aud uxe
it-QVetheL
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-29

In Providence, nearly everyone buys
their clothing at Barnzby's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

prevent the jeopafdizing o. the credit
Of the s.ate. Heretofore tne Ieglsla-
ture mas no accurate means of ds-e--
mining Just nov Iauch tbey should az
prUprlale ana their exceEseg mus no.
bs excused upon this ground Ny
method proposes q reasonable, effect
i've remsdy
Further, you viii vote or ne
fourth Of August for the revenue ac-
including as il does an effective <rs-
ten for correction Of unjust and IN
equal tax assessments, including zls9
the graduated land tax, including .
tay upon the gross revenues of trans
pOration businesses. These were ne
taz laws written by me for the .zst
Legislature, passed by them, signed bv
the governor, which the capital de-
cisOn knocked out as was explained
befor-not becagse Of any defect Il
the laws themselrcs, Lut because thev
were not passed within such Z tine
as seemed proper % the suyI exc
court.
Various candidA,ss say they are II
favor Of gross revenue tax scue of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19
DIZZINESS cANnc- Be 81


lT local applications. a. tnev cauuu-
eacL tle diseased portion o. tins ca-
I1e-. ls OuiE uls way tC cur 1-s.s-
Jess and ila- ls uy constitutions -=u-
sl---. deafness j. caused uv a- IL
tal.@C condition o. 1us mucous lIl-
IL o. lls EusIac1laL Tube W-leL this
uue ls IufameC yUE have { -umnIlr.-
Uuuc O. in1isss-1ec. hearing aHC Vllu
lz entirety cipseC Deafness iE tne
Tesul- Euc unless tus Inflammation
cal - laEsL Ou- and tuiE tuDe -e-
STORED % IIE norma condition aea--
Le FlL Dr. Destroyed 1u-are-- uiue
cas=z W. ~ IeL a-e caused or c.
la--L- which is uUt1lur uu- al IudameC
cunlrluL u tle mucous surfaces
We vii give Lue hundred -solsa-z
U- arr Gass o. Deafness caused r-
ella--r -la- eauDu- De cured r-
s.al B -aIa--l -u-e Seuc 1U- ci-cg
s-E. Tres
P T. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo UaiC
aulc ur Druggists. 75c
laEe H-I Panty Pills sU- co1s..-
pa-.0L
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

1T TalUs O. ais lease, Z corporation
-z1- aleasu-=d Dv ths extent Of n.a
1-s11ess. z1L q mining production taz
cL ms output The system ! prc
's-= vii III require the Of. man
u pa- 1-5-- LzL Laal n should just
% lz- uuG@- Iue laws Du- Dv simpl.-
NJ aHL z0lidiL-IEe -ne four taxes
MIR o-@ and putting T. II one specific
--1lr= u-o-- aqua laz money viii
l= cl-ieCIsC zul NOR easily paid. and
IL infinite uullae- o. lawsuits viii.
~ asu-c=C- -n= state itself win col
SCI l-oTs u01aT In n0nes- oil man
p IL lzv Ii NOR. and AIS laz-d0dglug
er-- E'e-IlG- VII have MS opportunities
II l--a- direction Entirely eliminated
lunge Yes FaiG some pretty sar
castle tributes 70 : La NJ termed "our
r@a- s1p7eue cDu-," anG stated .Dat
% Tzs aE~olu-e-- uecesza-T -hat this
iss cuus Il -sciIeL some g.a-iug IL
lanes o. tne laTs delay. 20 muca
81 int a. m r-ezeu- lime il wa-
-a~ behind Il iss Eu-k. with little
lcI,a under pr.=selt condition o. ever
catching III.
L or---InlDs TiaT fD- m reduction
O. IzS=s NJ Nes- stated.
'.Nez- II Importance appears the
amendment 10 limit -he state ad va
lnTeU lsI --Dm -n-ee and one-hals
mills 10 -wU anc Un-nalt mills
Eea-. Pas experience mas shown thai
- figure o. -VU aud une-half mills
or m aTs-ags VII be sufficient. TINS
reduction VII amount 10 { saving OF
llo-e -naL Z million dollars & wear
upon -n= u-e=su- valuation OF the
5-a1e. am further r provides z way pv .
V--c1 -ne legislature small know il .
acTanos nov much mUusv tnev rlc- .
appropriate. As l. stands nov law .
nay De passed and nc 0ne uay know .
7'ns-ns- o. uD- l. Is -u-iona. {
Until al o. m appropriations ha~e .
Dee1 MADE aud thereafter IL Ssurem-
o. M i.=Ti@s hsTe occurred II ON
s. words -hs-e is uu way fo-
.HElsia-u-H meeting il -ne su-iu- 10 +,
b. able n guess vi-h certainty vha- |
-he Vaiulor o. -ha- vsa- viii 70.
determined n ~ Il -n- fall ! thor
r-e suggest -ha- -he governor shall
furnish -hH Legislature II MS f--
message v-i-t & statement Of vhz- e.
7-u and Un=-halt mill levy uuor -he
-aiualn- o. -ns las- assessment :
mounts 70. pins -n= amount es-.-
lE-et iron 1-le- sources made -he 1
I-sTlous vsa-. and that This ese-l
a-s D. SUN beyond which LIZ 1
-2lz.a-u-= sna- uU- D. permitted -1
& TINS Itself ~iu nor ouiv reduce
-zes- Du- Il VII. save lawsuits and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

CONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19
Ser oa--noes Ren-=og

J Fu- have ever l.eL TLaule- s
-OiaC -l0l=rz alC J-a--lll--a h=m=1F
sUu E1UE iLa- T. b. < slc-=ss san
GUN a-l-- Az writes u 1aC NEE
s.=s auc gu- caugI- on II I1e rai-
aDr O. s@I.l=r n M EIDu-acL auL
bowels 7 mac aL ag-iu. time. and uaC
2 Uu- D@eL fDr --zulue-.zlr Collr
l..0l=-z auC Jla-l0-E hemecv
@Jllr u1- possibly nave lived nu- &
-eE lulrs .Duge-. Du- lllauEz IC tn
1a-=u- = am uCT vel and El-uur
u- 5ss uy AL L-uErislE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19
Notlse o Ae7llea.lor fo- as-oI.

No--ce s hereby gwen .ha- -
VII OF -he -5-c day o. July. 1914 c.
e s0o- -ns--atIsr q ms boz-t viii
nea- -ae same apply 10 -ne boa-d o.
p-4s1L cou--1. zuc thereafter 70 Inc
governor iUr Z pa-u.e. The grounds
Tor said application VII De -nat We
rave Deer sufficiently puu.snsd To-
ne c--us 1o- WHICH ve were sell
IsLcec .sl-1rI
-AIE a.s JOEY 1919
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

----- Il u A-LL=-D-S cas- Ce1e-ll-i-.
IL states position I vas appointed
--a---aL o. .1s committee IL z--ta
tl-z me- and II D-ie. which -ne-
lied 7as E 1-ls- T--iilsL ~ ue- Tn
---1-- iO- which cuuleudeC IN liz
1-.=- vas III Uue adopted pv IN 81.
p-11= c01-- Il -ae DECISION o. In
1----=s0-s cas-
Tla- was ign Il d=.a-iur -a4
---z- o. Cl- cs== uuOI IL u1a-i-s NJ
1=e- demonstrated Or subseuua--
e-=1-z Tn sur-eme cnu- o.. IN
--t-=l STATES sustained uu- cuu-su-.7-
@ ---ul.-e al 0e -ne iuve- fede-z
e1-v-s vl-c- mad -zss@t or IN ones
--1L- -uu=d.al=-T a-la- .na- decision
a-l-- = had flied O. motion 10 dism.ss
-ue cas- Il Oklahoma. zud vas p--s-
1rlE p iU- Determination. -as -aIi-Uaf
Il u-ue- o gaiL z -t--ie time. agreed
T--l NJ -la- i would give -ner
sly months -ne- would uu- II -Hr
cent -ai= and se--.e ms Question o.
refunds AFTER Jzuua-- : Tnorgr
---ss@- Joy e ---a- e. every uuuo--u---
i-f since -ue G-s- OF Jzuua-r. 7 te-e
11- ~ succeeded l- -a-.Iur i. nus
a. -ne .lr- n=a-1u- before Judge ynr-
rlDz 1- arkansas IL Oklahoma C5--
D. -ooE -as czs. unda- aC~isansr-
uTul my uD--1- u dismiss T. 7 nz--
l-sr noI-s L. VII sustain m motion
10 dismiss T. a-C eIt -na cas- vher
b. -euus-s MS decision II September
1- -l-s -@a- = le do4s Oklahoma
FIJI have vUI me- -z-4 SUR and vii
-a-s expended abuu- 100000 less
naI II cost -ns o-n=- s-a-es 70 VII
nel-z. 8u- even -n0uz1 W 70 IT. --.a-
NJ i--,a..- s,t---. - eiE
.eust-s which IN U-ha- states So /
u-=c by --viug -aei- cases and ar
ealing -aen-
''Evs-- --me man -ld=5 OF { --car-
H-= and appreciates VIVA was duns
accomplish -1ls. le- Mn stand ur
p those vh0 id
judge W-s- -h=r t0oE u1 -ns oil
-Ea-luI IL -ne s-a-e. aur discussed
some lslE-l N par IL -oor II
1--lIE STOP 70 co-r0-z-s E-aez.
nc were bsu- upon uu--5rr -n= suzl.
-a-a-o- uu- ot business and aecu-
2 -he feldE Ee -o-t nov L. p-.- =
su--d -heu TON paving less -nar 81 60
MS 10y E-z. l.ur crude and -la- a
.a pipe lines r~ order. could uo-
.cucs -hs price o. OF vz-hou- frs
Ing -us attorney genera E-- DAYS
1lcs General West stated -ha-
ban -Iis uolce was gwen hin h.
1ult also rr= -ne r5re lines e NJ
r. and mis- notice vo-lC b. uue-zd
Ee stated -Ez- = was nor ms 6-ss--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

E---lape IN 5-- Indication .-
A-lD-leT Genera -.=s Yes. rza.
oc-z.lc czudila.= 11- -l-e-uU-. va
saving sUnstlll@ o. 1@@p 1ulz-es- rr
II people o. A-l1u-- arr -u5z 50
-UL Is -hs .z-- .la- .z--= --rEt
sal or -le avn a. tu- cUu- n1I,ee
Friday u-g-- 4-L heard 1.u zddrez
iaen l1- -1= a-s- -lu= du-.-r r.
ezmpa- IT AID a-l=- II lzc finished
many cJmD--Ieu-a-E --1a-zz 7.-e
nea-L concerning T.
NJ Wee vas -u--ud1c=d By Jauez
Aa-a@-z vac Stated -1z- u vas ~
mined -ls aDuD- o.. -u.-uducur II
a-pl-au- iD- go-e-I0- In o1-- uue u
tae -ace VnU Eac eudU-sac -ae der-
oc-a.lc administration o. H. z.z-a
AID 4-- Wes- immediately launched
I--o nlz suri=c-
5e f-s- no Ting
Williams aut e. ms platform
laid dUvr II -ae platform O.. .a=
-'-O1L Government clul.r a-E r--
c--d-c 10 re-1le sume o. -ae c---
c.zmz IT, alleged -T-L..auz rss Der
making over .h= state relative 1c .z-
ru-E lOl= u- -ns a-ro-uer genera
alc .ae credit fo- winch Williams was
claiming ne cit@t f-s- -ne .-csu- -z-s
.aT AID Io.t IN n.slo-- O. -lz- cas4
-ou -l- -lue o. us Inception ro IN
p--eel-- and -e-ul-6 -ne s-ai@ma1- o.
0.ae- candidate. and proved r- .ae
records la.E le vas -s5u0uslDlH f1- j..
A- .lH Dolr- II MS argument he
Stopped 20 read & Telegram SEN lr
: /. H. hoDa--11 Challenging min tr
.o-l- -=0a-s OF ms suuf-c- e. 20 D.l--
rs -- me state 1r -ua zen -4-e 0u---
.-.-- -2.. LANDED = ur-i'lrl1r.
.le s.alamsl- %. Robertson ma H.
evaporation commission and nor Z.
was -esD0usiDie for The voluu.---
ea-1-a-.1I o. ms -vu-cau- -z-. z
'--anoMa. and accepted ly -l= -zl- 2
1aos rather --an -ace & suit uD0- .
DE- question II c1u-- vas v---1eu Dr.
-'L7-.-- alr signed vl-l ms o7I 1-.-
Do aaTec aoaH--s1r Il -1e TELEGRAM 8
% -a@ -u- 5r-r ard -e-u-= 30
II --e7---l- -ae history o. -la- !
--+ -Hl referring 10 some criticism g
-s. -ac been offered tr- t.- a---r O
2 -.-le -1e ea-= Genera WeF- sad. Z
r-io- 70 fling -ae Oklahoma -a.s r
-.-. -l@ -l--ua1s bad -et s-u--- C.
,1 q Missouri and q 9u- -aa ea-s Il
--- they t.@c 0-s p A-lE-s-s N- p
-a7a Iowa and ----=s--z -u- e
't--la1-l sur was almost -e-bl-- p
.iE @. -1- Missouri suit Il al e 81
A-~4 cases -a- lover federal c-u--s v
ls-- Tie railroad -neU-r o. -ns l-- q
sl-7-. -ha- -s -le gross revenue
-@7-F and they held against --- g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

Al Avnmoreile Classified Ac vii
lend 9 naur ir gO1E nun. t0- e cu0is-
rDOm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-19

SANITARY DRINKING MS-EE
FlyE-cSL-oN Bottles 2 cEE-E
" :. -ANE 15-
The Coconino sun., 1914-09-25

Mr. and Mrs Tom Walker re- turned from Phoenix Monday, where they have been spending the last two months.
 MT. A. H. Spellmire, a former resident of Flagstaff, now of Los Angeles, is the guest of his son Al Spellmire this week. Postmaster J. L. Byrnes was in Williams Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday attending the state meeting of postmasters. Glenn Hangeurd, the contractor, left Thursday morning for Herman, Calif., where he has a large fruit ranch, to remain a few months. Frank Smakel came in Monday evening from Kingman, where he has been employed by s. T. Elliott in his dry goods establish ment. Mir. Creswell, state inspector of weights and measures, was in Flagstaff Thursday with the Santa Fe scale inspector, inspecting the big car scales.
 Mulford Winsor, chairman of the state land commission came in from the east Thursday morning to spend few days here looking over land matters.
 Thos. Maddock, Fred Ferguson and Wm. Souders of Williams ! were in Flagstaff Tuesday evening attending the republican central committee meeting.
 pr. H. w. Griffith, osteopath physician, arrived in Flagstaff last Saturday and will locate here. Dr. Griffith is a graduate of the Kirkville, Mo-, college. Miss Cecile H. Schulz left Thursday morning for the National Park Seminary near Washington, D. C., where she will remain during the coming school year.
 The Dunstons played to a good audience at the Majestic theatre Monday evening. They have a first class musical and comedy number that pleased their audi ence.
 Editor Wells, of the Williams News. was in Flagstaff Tuesday on his motorcycle for brief visit He looked over the Sun shop and didn't have a mean thing to say about us.
 MT. ]. M. Dennis, the old time Coconino county lumberman, was the guest of his cousin MT. Mills a couple days this week. He was on his way back to Phoenix from a trip east.
The Coconino sun., 1914-09-25
Local Brevities

Bishop Atwood of Phoenix, was in Flagstaff Sunday.
 Don't forget the Saturday night social dance at the Majestic.
 Several of the county candidates did politics in Williams Sunday.
 Mir. Percy Morse of Holbrook, was visiting old friends here this week.
 Jerry Duffy came in from Will liams Sunday by the motorcycle route.
 Ben 'Chastain went to Jerome Sunday morning, returning Monday evening.
 ]. w. Weatherford is improv- ing the Majestic theatre and put ting on new roof.
 Judge E. M. Doe was called to Albuquerque Tuesday on impor- tant legal business.
 Charles Steamer was up from his ranch on Oak Creek at Sedona the first of the week.
 J. M. Wilson and family enjoyed an auto trip to Tolchaco and Grand Falls Sunday.
 Dr. Roth of Albuquerque, N. M., was the guest of Dr. R. O.. Raymond Wednesday.
 Ranger James D. Bailey was in from Beaver Creek Wednesday on important grazing business.
 w. F. Tellihrro, one of the arc lights of the Santa Fe land de- partment, was in Flagstaff Tues day.
 Fenton Jones and family left this week for their home in Phoe- nix. They went overland in their auto.
 MT. l. D. Newman came in from Los Angeles last Friday for short stay in his old mountain home.
 l. T. Moore and family will spend the winter at Cornville, as the sons health demands a lower altitude.
 James Van Deren, a we'll known COW kicker was in this week from Munds Park, where a roundup has been going on.
 Superintendent August Lind strom of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, tripped and fell as he was getting off logging engine last week and is suffering with a couple broken ribs.