The Coconino sun., 1915-04-16

sold. Six hundred thousand en- thusiastic and satisfied owners, twenty-one in Flagstaff.
 Clarence R, Johnson, bumper tor the Santa Fe, is well pleased at the arrival of a little young bumper that the stork brought to his home on Easter Sunday. Mir. $. V. Slonaker, the Forest Service telephone inspector, is in Flagstaff and will make a com plete inspection of all telephone lines owned by the Forest Service.
 James Byron came up overland from Camp Verde last week with four horse team. He says the roads are exceedingly damp and muddy yet and hardly passable with single team.
 MT. Allen Peck, general in spector of the Forest Service with headquarters at Washington D. C., was in Flagstaff Monday. He was making general inspection 1 of forests in the southwest.
 Carl Dickinson will have an auto bus for hire this summer. He has "excuse our dust" on the rear end of his car and he can sure kick it up when he wants to leave few townships behind. Ed Whipple has been handling neat little job of building a cor ral around the big iron smoke stack at Babbitt's in order that othe mechanics might crawl up it's slippery sides and repair it. Supervisor C. T. Woolfolk and Harlow Yaeger left Wednesday evening for Canyon Diablo where they will commence shearing about 10000 head of their sheep. New come will supervise the job of shearlng.
 Why stew and fret around hot stove baking bread? Try a loaf of Confection Den bread, you will find it good and wholesome, and best of all your troubles will be over, remember a certificate with every loaf.
 Lou Thomas came up Saturday from Oak Creek and returned Sum day taking Mrs Thomas and chill dren to the Thomas ranch on Oak Creek. The road was not good but will soon be in good shape if it dries off.
 State Tax Commissioner Tom Campbell and Chas. Howe were in Flagstaff Tuesday looking over the country as we'll as the tax situation. They conferred with Assessor J. D. Dunn and other county officials.
 Tom Wagner left for his home- stead Tuesday morning with a grip and big smile, to commence work on tanks in that section of the country which he ayers will be some country when water holes are numerous enough.
 MT. Ballangsr of the interstate commerce commission, who has been making a valuation survey of the Santa Fe here for couple weeks, left yesterday for Pacific ] Junction, Montana. He will re- rurn here next summer.
 August Lindstrom, the chief woods superintendent for the Sag inaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, was in Flagstaff Monday. He thinks logging operations will commence at least by the first of the month at the Bellemont camps.
 Quincy Reynolds, the forest as- sistant of much weight in the Forest Service. is back again on his old job in charge of the Green. law Lumber Co.,, timber sale at Cliffs and expects to remain here the greater part of the summer.
 Next time you plan on baking a cake, stop and think a moment ot the worry and ttouble it is going to be to you-is it worth it? Not when you can purchase as good, if not better one at the Confection Den. To be convinced try one.
 Mrs. Homer Dickson and daughter Jesse will leave today for Camp Verde. MT. Dickson will dispose of his household goods and join them later. The move is made because of the health of their daughter on account of the altitude.
 There are ten pages of The Sun this week to make up for a shortage last week. It is