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So 50 Indestructo De Luxe Steamer Trunks GlC 0E
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The Indestructo Trunk body put together like reinorc
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most durable trunk made.
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Serbitfeit sum geiten Der Si6irien'
ppier.

Die perjamoier Ortssruppe label
bic unsariI9en Qanbsleute unb ale.
bic Elm Gefiibl huben fir Die aeiber
Der Spfer beg drsdIihen 8oItertries
ges, sur Sbeilnabme an benz SerbffeIt
Elm, ipeIhes Sonntag, 10. Ottober, i'm
0eutT6en atub itattfinbst. Ser er'
trag ioQ in eriter Ginie gum 9eitsn
Der ungIiitIihen ariegsgefdnesnfn,
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einem i1r.tIic,eu Binier entgesens
febsn, @erpenbEas finsen. Die Der.
anitalter perbicnen fir ibr bumanitds
res Wsrt bic unteritiisung iebes fiihs
lenbsn WtenIheu uno oi-ic lam tbnsr
ourh eiRen 8eiuh Der aSeItlibteit Ieitr
susdusli6 gemadt Deroen. Die @ora
bersitungen fir bds S3erbitfeIt iino
aufs Bette setroffen uno bic Sorbs'
runs zines lobli6en 9peds tauiht
glsi6seitie cine Reibe frrber Stlnoeg
inter guten Wenfden Ell.
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Giierne Natmr
SGtte aagenidjeinli6 Saiurence SDlt,
Der iid pOr einigeH @oden
entleibte.

DAB hsr 4S Sabre cite 2lrbeite-
aalprenc. Sols. Der am 25. Sspteny
Der an elmer GugeIipunce itarb, bic ee
Iid in islbitm0roeriId der 4bii9t beige
bra9t, eine eiIerne Ra;u- beiab, sing
aus ben 3eusenausiagen beropr. bic
seitern in benz 5all Dor benz Goronsy
9r. 5pertmepCr ssmaot purben.
Der II Sabre oft: Diufreb Wats
tins, Der So6n zines Ha6bars. bes
tlnbete nGmIin, oab er en- gaahrtt-
tag bsg %. September tur9 bic mIr
anselebute 9biir Der 8u,B'iden Wobs
nuug iab, pie lid 5o!s cine &ileel III
ben Sopf iagte. Gr benatbri4tiste bic
PcliSei, aber als bieTe siutraf, fhieu
6pIB ppblauf uno mllitter unb beItritt
es energiib, einen SeIbitmproperiu6
aemadt gu blben. Gr tpcr bann bis
gum Sonntag 9tbeno Iebr gutter Dinge
une ipra9 auh oem Wbisiep re1t Ieb=
bdft gu. 9lm Sonntug Ibeno tpurpe
er pL0blid be'pubtlos .no itarb am
Montas. Die Sbeat!ion srGaA bah
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Gle GrlaubHikideine.

jWalter s. Webnfr, q. 1868 Beef
man Ctr.
lasonOra 9lad, %, BOAT bssst.
jDiuiam G9pars, 20. So1 Ri4monb
( Gtrabe.
lWarp Rinbs6era 18, 745 bessl.
J@sorse 6. almmon, %, 1926 Gmsrp
Mpenue.
lglara 9. Senbet5ed, 27, TO Dbit'
tier Ctr.
)gbarles 6. Grssston, 40, aincolu.
( Rsbrasta.
lSaGie 8. Spsnesr, 45. 1914 Clam
glpenue.
J@uD 80. Miliams. 3s, 4144 2anss
I Lamb Ctr.
i5arriss g. Dorm, 2s, 14l5 puuan
9lpenue.
(Jrebsrid aoslIsr, "a, Odbton, ap.
lSbslla Wlads, 19, 218 Woobparb
Strabe.
}Sobn R. Stou, q. eilperton, 8.
lgbelpn 6. Deffner. q. pleaiaHt
Rihgs.
|glbert 90. Sriuiu, 45, Bats WeJars
I Rpab.
lMarp $. Sdroeber. 81, bessI.
jGlaron %. Pries, "a, Sort Dapns.
I Snbiana.
lai53is WegIussass, q, GaIt 6ouis.
}8rad Dublep, %, Saplsr qart, 8.
laeDora Risss, 81. bessI.
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( gaitern Qtne.
lglara @Ols, 25. 934 Soptins ctr.
JWilliam .. Cater, SO. 9O3 Wef 9.
( Strabe.
lSeiiie .. Smith. 81. Stssl.
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l9eorsia Rsbeliffs. SS, 317 SF 5.
Strabe.
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l3aba 5anner, 19, WabiionpiIe.
JRob.rt Garter. 81, gbarIeiion, 30 pa.
tGlorsnee 9grb. 16, 316 WcGarIanS
Strabe.
|Sobn g. Collins. Al, Gopinston, ap.
tRoie Or. auhlina 33. 1907 8aps
miller Ctr.
JWiI 9roipn. %, 419 WeIt 8. Ctr.
lSba 6. maienippn, 18, Debit, 8.
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3afem
Sir bic AaerieeIenfeiern amf ben
8cttesGdern feftseiett.

Sn Der geitrisen @eriamniIiing hsr
Teatihen 9iomiid, 9atboliiden Got.
icsader.@eieai9ait, in ipelder in ab.
lpcienEeit oes YrdiioelIten SSeirD
sijiner Wi5epr1iiecnt Sranf Dtoeacr
cen @priis fiibrte. ipabreno Sefretar
tSeorge .. Gdrano ieines aintes als
,,rutpfoannt ipaltete, lplrrbe aif GTt'
pirDluns, oes iteben0en almmittees
bei9loiien Gle aaerieeIeniciern aui
hcu peridieaenen @ottesddcrn ric
iolgt ob3ubnlten.
St. Wfarien 8ottesader am Conn.
tae. Dem 90. Sftober, I'm balb orei
llir Wadniittaas.
ct Sobannes 9ottesader anl
gRittpod, benz 1. Hopembcr, Dad.
inittass nm DaIb brei llbr.
ct. Soiepts @ottesader am Conn.
tag, Dem 5. gsocenlber, gadmittaas
2 lltr. mep. 9iedtin bon Der ct.
agifaelS Stride miro bieie 5eier lei.
. ten ,ino auberoem piro nit ibr bic
Ginreiblng bes ne.ten, foebsn iertis.
aeitelltcn 3beiIs oes' @ottesaderS Der.
I.inben iein.
9aut benz @eri1te oes iicbenfcn
Qommittees irmrOen mdbreno SeS
..eriloiienen Dlciats ani Dem ct.
.Narien @ottesader so 2eiden beer.
Siat nlo Die Ginnabmen tieriiir br.
Iiefcn jib aiii 1924; a,if Dem ct. so.
icybs G,ottrsader iail0en 10 2eidscm
Sic Iette ahlbeitctte uno cie Ginnab.
men betrligen 1852, fpdbrcno aui Dem
Ut. syobanues @cttesafer Is geisecn
beiDsfett wuroeh lpofiir 500 eimsir.
gcn.
cberidnsmeiiier 8. 9eIider &c.
ridbtcfe iiber Ginnabmen uno glus1a.
bsr ipdbrepS oea aaonats Septculbcr
ME iuIgt. Hofienbeitnno am /. SEP.
tcinber $3953.77; ginnatmen ST..
2I&l4; Musgnben $6,857.74; psr.
bleibt Elm aniienbeitonb bon So.
ai6.i. 0m ilsbrioRn eeIangten aus
Itlisbli& Moutinecd&dtte sar GrIe.
btaaso.
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Die 1iifssefe
Am Treitag Nben6 1T iuie6er Ser.
ianmlnHs in Der Worb Gine.
Snrnballe,

Die DeutIas unb Dsiterrei6iihz
linsariids 6ilfsgeieaiddft tOmmt
am Jreitag 4benb IN rss Norb GirS
tinnati 9urnbaas irieber auiamm.r
unb bic Waitslisber unb Jreunbe Deg
Silfsperts iipo gsbeten. Der Der
;ammlung bei3nnobnen. gs finbet i:a
2Jionat nur cine Sisung itatt, 10 bab
Is nur tin seringes GpIsr an 3eit 1T,
lpsl6es bic @e!eui41ft rem Jreunoen
bes 9isbesperts auferlest. Die ipenIs
gen gcamien iinb fir bic ebIs Sanc
i,btn 5ag tadiIs uno ile murren uno
Hagen ni9t unb ba5er .ur ben eincT;
Bunfdy, einmal im DtoHat lire tra>
ben unb treuen Witarbeiter, bic Oeutz
jftu Mdnns- unb bic bsutI9eg
fyrausa nsbIt osnen aus ben 81. unb s..
Ganbea, I'M ii6 gu ieben. Oieien ges
!pib bsI6eioenen Wunlh gu eriiilien,
ba5u bieiei ii8 en- 5rei!ds absno Die
bette 9eIegenbsit. 9srfdisbene 4nge'
l,ssnbeitsn Dbl aIsemeiHem Sntsreiis
psrben aur gslprs4uns aslaHssH.
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Der Grnlt Der 3eit in bebsntIttsm
Iobe fiiblbar. ale 2sbsnsbsoiirfnih.
iinb i'm Ersiie gang arberoroentlit,
ssftiessn, uno cbns 6efonbsrs tba.z
iidftisen 9eiitdnb t0nnt, bas SnItitu.
fein issensrsit5ss Wcrt ;pobl ,aum in
eem WaBs tueiterfiibrsn. .tpie ss isita
bcr betrieben plrbe.
0arum tbut in bieieE Sabre gang
auberorbentlihe Silfe ncib, numents
lid audi fir ,.Betbdnp", pas neus
Seim fir bic Sdfpsitstn unb arans
tenpilsgrtnnfn. in psldsm iie mad
bes 5dges ano Der Rdtts 2aii uno
5ibe iin Der 10 ipo6l oerbientsn Ru6c
unb grboIunJ iuibmsn tGunsn.
Darum auf! aGe 5reunbs bss
Deuti6en Didtoniiien SoipitaIs.
gum @afentag am Douneritdg, II.
Gttoberl Grlreut bi, S6peitern.
ipelte sine tl.ine Jeitli9teit pOrbsreis
tet babeu. Surb guren Yeiu6 unb Die
9eituns Der 9lnitaIt pur4 rsiaIitc
9aben!
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Wid)ter Ntppert
Sprift am SonntaG bem 22. Otto
Der, IN Der Gu. 3ions STRIDE
IN WpripDob.

grn Sonntag, benz %. Sftcber,
gaIegcntIih oe5 I'M, bal6 eli ltbr 8or'
Eliitags basinnenben @otte56ienitcs
triro in Der Gu. 3ions STRIDE, on Der
Sbc.rilan unb gsalter Mnenue. ytor.
moco, Hidter sflirea 81. gepperi
iprcten.
siatiirIi6 tpirb 9fidter gtippert
iibcr icine grfabr,ingen gelegentlif]
Der f:ir5liden @uropareiie reben in
oerea 9erlaui er befdnlttlif, in erlter
ainie ben BON ben rliiiiiden Soroen
periuiiiteten 9beil SItpreubenS iopie
aud i1nultlide Rriegsidmipldse be.
i,tf;t Gat.
Gjne sSrage ipir6 bic glnfiInoi.
auue, oaB 9tifter 9sippert Der Seo.
ner lit, poliauf seuiigen um Sie
Stride bis auf ben Ietten plae all
iii1eu-
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OterblidyfeitSberiht.

William Wurtb, sr., 81, 122 par
Ter Strabe; Ssr5fdlas.
5attje Rapp, 80, 1880 Central
2lpe.; arsbs.
slnna 6aI, 7S. 3o0e @luOielpOOS
4re.; arsbs.
slnfslm Suno. Sc, 972 aublotp
glpt.; Nisrsnlsioen.
Sobn pbiuips. "a, Baltimore Bite,
Grrbs.
Clarence &emine, Ia, 14o5 Grnit
etrabt; auediiIberpersiftuns.
elntcn Miele, 8 Monote, 217 Weit
3. StIakG -2anssAentaiinnuns.
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Grittss Spiel Der WeItmsiiteritaft3s
isrie in 9rpOtlpn. Grit.r Sieg
Der oSupsrbas" ii6sr Die Die nReo=
ipds".
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9trtbur 6. @siB, So, 1925 Race
Strube; 5ubertulcie.
WiIbeIm &aiten, 70, Oeuti9es als
isnbeim; Ser5leioen.
Charles Saripit, %, 1866 Dub
lsp Strabs; 5ubertuloIe.
Rebstid Smitb, SO, 348 %. 4.
SiraBe; Sersleiosn.
GGa Goldman, 80. 4708 gfupio
Run pi,s; 5er5leioen.
Catherine Bottom, rs, Ssim Der
&rmsnidDsiiern; 2ungensntsiinouHg.
Sarab 9ippineoit, 70, 261 Gait
@uburn aps.; 2eberlsiben.
alfrsb Warrsn, So, 1647 Otto
4pe.; QliersIttpdte.
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unb sinen 5ebIer Der @egner. Dabe
rsnb beg Spieles purbe Goombs
hur4 qfeffer unD Softer bura Mops
elfeBt. 9rOotlpn erlaubte nur einen
6retpaB CUR l. Bale = gesen brei,
uno fanbte bier 2uftfdaler sur gant
- gegen prei.
9as Spisl.
@rpotlpn 0000O2100- 3
y It on 0O112 1000 = 4
5eute gladmittag piertes SpisI
osr Serie in 9rootlpn,
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2las benz 1Nuai3ipalgeri6f

Sobn Barton aus Gbeitsr. ga, Der.
iuis berihtet. in oem VeipftsbtI4en
Sutpelierlaben Elm 1}aar Manfdettens
iropfe seitoblen battle. purbe BON
Ridttr Bel sa 80 9asen arbeitsbaus
fripie gu elmer Celebrate Don 500
rnc ben Soften berllrtbeiIt.
Wlit ber In folfsn JGllsu lbliden
GelDitrafe BON 5000 unb 2oiten ipurs
he bic Gorbise ellie Gllis BON glo.
2624 aenpsr Cane bebabt. neil he
GrirituOftn cbnt 9isens Dertauit
bate.
His sum "a. Ditober tpurbe stitsrn
ssr Gau pca. Gtesas Gaus oen Ma.
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1912 greter Absnue berI6oben, ber,
frie beridtet, anseiIdst itebt. gtbol
@tdmdn bon yio. 953 Gdirbdnfs apes
rue nnb Sobn palmer Don go. 1112
Wei. MatelStraBe in Der Sonntas
Ta9t permeHert Su baben.
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@erSadltiaer EoSesiaa.

Coroner Or. Soertmeper iii pr
3eit NIT Der ltnterfudnne be3iialt6
bes pl0sli9en Gooes BON fSrni Npud
Sutbimcn ben gIobpfton beihdiiist.
9mtt eiuer benz Coroner Su9eednge.
nen Wielbitn9 fon Die 5rau oil oelt
5oIeen elmer Operation geitcrben
ieilh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11

bic 8ussI, bic iid i5Dis om Samitas
9iafmittag III oer 9opf aelagt hattc,
Sas @etirn burdbotrt bate nno III
bemiel6en itedsn gsbliebsn mar, 70 oab
es als ;pabres Dunosr gu beseidnen
lit. oab 6olB nad ieiner YerpunouHg
ned 70 Ianse bel polsm 9eipubtiein
blieb.
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Dem geTtrisen brittm Spisls III,
bic WeltmsiiterIhait 5piihen ber
bsinen Champions Der beioen erobtn
9ieas - bem srIten in YrpotIpn
- pobHten iiber $4,000 3uIdauer
lei, unb mar Der @ntbuiiosmus Der
Sans bort ebenio itiirmii8 als in
&citon, no bic beioen eriten SpieIe
Der Ssris sum alustras seIansten
limb nit Siesen fir bic rHebfods"
enbeten.
9lls 9atterie fir grcotlpn flneirs
ten Sbleuoerer Goumbs unb Sanger
NlilIer gsgen Softer beep, Sbomas
fir bic 9esner. Sn bieiem SpisIc
paren bic Yrouilpner itren 8egnern
auf alien puntte bes Samples iibers
lessn. Sie mattsn 10 5reffer unh
iiais!.sA isaIsyfrsi Osssn. Z Sreffsr
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Fred McGahey, an old-time lumber
jack, came in from New Mexico Wed.
nesday evening. He has been doing
the woods and summer resorts Of New
Mexico all summer,
John 10y was in from his ranch at
Munds' Park Saturday. Mr.. 10y says
he expects good crop there this year
though the necessary rains did not
come early enough for as large crop
as he had last year.
VIM. Babbitt and w. C. Colcord, two
prominent cattlemen of Coconino
county, went to Phoenix Wednesday
night, where they will look over the
high grade stuff and may ship back
a bunch for their ranges here.
John Zalaha, chief clerk for numer-
Gus cattle and sheep companies, was
out in the Grand Canyon country for
a few days this week looking up the
state land question with representa-
tives of the state land commissioner
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

w. ]. Flaharty left for St. Louis
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Janus, Of
Leupp, were in Flagstac last Friday
and Saturday.
Rev. J. Motif, who spent last week
here attending the missionary confer
ence, left Saturday for San Diego.
Mr.. P. ]. Moran, chief clerk of the
Rabbit office, was in Holbrook a
couple of days the first of the week.
DIR. Osborne, who has been visiting
NJ. /. Powers for few days, left Sat-
urday evening for his home in Iowa.
L. z. Johnson, the Coconino dairy
man, left Wednesday for Phoenix to
purchase about twenty more mich
cows for his growing dairy.
Miss Sweeting, teacher in the
Emerson school, returned to Flagstaff
Saturday from the east where she has
been spending her summer vacation,
Mr.. ]. T. Moore and wife left Mon
day for Cornville, where Mr.. Moore
will assist in putting up the fruit
crop which is ripening rapidly now.
If years of experiences in school
work are of any value, Cureton has
it, and as representative, could use il
to an advantage in getting the Nor
NAL appropriation.-Adv.
Mr.. ". X. Brown and wife, Will
liam Pitts and wife and Uncle Tom
Brown all came up from Williams
Sunday by auto on a visit to friends
and they seem to have lots of them
here.
Conductor Walter Davidson was ir
the city Sunday from Williams, look.
ing over the side tracks in order that
he could use them to better advan,
tage Monday and the rest of the
week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Cawley, of San Fran.
cisco, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday
for an extended stay. He is much
pleased with the city and surround
ings and may conclude TO stay per,
manently.
Mrs. F. o. Allen, candidate for the
republican nomination for county su.
perintendent of schools, returned last
Saturday evening with her little
daughter Florence from a months
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. r. N. Fredericks, president Of
the Prescott National bank, and John
r. Robinson, secretary Of the
State Mine Owners association
went through Flagstaff Sunday on
their way to Prescott from Holbrook
where they had been attending the
ceremonies Of laying the cornerstone
for the new Masonic temple, which
occurred Saturday, under the direction
of Grand Master F. w. Perkins Of
this city.
Miss Lillian f. Wilhelm, Miss
! Claire Wilhelm and Miss Mildred
Smith, all of New York, arrived in
Flagstaff Sunday. The Misses Will
helm are cousins of Zane Grey, the
famous author who has written Sc
much of Northern Arizona, incorpor-
ating it in some Of his best books
Both ladies have made trips to the
Indian country with Mr.. Grey num-
Der of times. They have been visit.
ing for couple of months on the
coast and expect to visit the Moqut
snake dances this year.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
Local Brevities

l invite full investigation of my
record. c. b. Wilson.
Mrs. Harlow Yeager left Monday
morning for Los Angeles, to remain
short time.
Louis Goyette, of the overland gar
age, left Sunday evening for Aubu-
querque on business trip.
Harry Hudspath, general manager
of the Hudspath Sheep company, was
in Flagstaff Monday from his range
north.
Judge VIM. Barnum, special attor-
ney for the Live Stock Sanitary
board, was in the city Monday from
Phoenix on a cattle case.
DIR. ]. C. Powers and NJ. /. Powers
left Monday morning for Kingman to
look over their branch banks in that
famous mining country.
Miss Lolita Newhall, of Aubuquer-
que, arrived in Flagstaff Sunday to
accept place as stenographer in the
local forest supervisors Office.
Mrs. Ceicle Drew and daughter
and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson, who have
been spending the summer here, left
for their home in Mesa Sunday morn
ing.
Trainmaster A. r. Wood made his
initial trip to Flagstaff Sunday. He
was recently appointed trainmaster Of
this district, taking the place of E
H. Duffield.
A small fire near the old Catholic
church last Friday morning called out
the auto truck for short trip. II
was small building and small fire
which was controlled quickly.
Gerald DUPONT, who has been at
tending the Evans school here this
summer, left Saturday for Nashville
Tenn. He belongs to one of the fam
Gus family of powder manufacturers
Mr.. F. B. Matthews, government
survey of Phoenix, came in Sundag
from the south and will go to the
Fredonia country, north of the Col
orado river, to do some survey worh
for the government.
Miss Eva Behn, who has been at.
tending the Normal summer school
here, returned to Phoenix last Satur.
day, where she is engaged TO teach
school the coming year. Miss Behn
had the distinction of being one OF
the maids of honor at the christening
of the battleship ARIZONA"
Charles Mullen, who has been
spending a few weeks here with his
family, left Monday for Prescott. Mr.
Mullen will be candidate for the
state senate on the republican ticket
from Yavapai county. He is popu-
lar in his county and his friends feel
sure he will be one Of the two state
senators from that county.
JEFF Davis, former old-time Flag
staff resident, is now a member Of
The Sun family. He is now resi-
dent Of Goodsprings, Nevada. Frank
A. Doherty, also resident of Flag
staff a number of years ago and well
known here, is resident of the same
town, where he is running newspa-
per and incidentally holding down the
job Of county recorder and auditor.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
Sheep and Range For Sale

Sheep and Range For Sale
FAR SALE-7500 HEAD FINE
SHEEP, RANCHES AND RANGE.
FOR PARTICULARS, WRITE COL
TER & GREER, Golfer, APACHE
COUNTY, ARIZONA.
For sale-95-acre ranch, all fenced,
ranch buildings and other improve
ments, permanent water and good
range, good for stock or agricultural
purposes, u mile east Of Riordan sta
ton, north of R. R. track; also horses.
C. j. Kramer, P. 0. box 844, Flag
staff, Ariz.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Rent-Three-room furnished
house, with bath; also new tent house
with fly roof, screened on both sides.
Apply to Mrs. G.. H. Adams. Phone
$50 w. If
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Holsteins for Sale-50 grade and
registered heifers from three's to
yearlings. Kansas bred and are free
from disease that is prevalent in
eastern dairy herds. Don't write, but
come and see them, for they will sure
ly please you. Simpson & Ballou,
Dodge City, Kansas.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Tanking work Of all kinds--I am
fully equipped with teams and tools
to handle this class Of work promptly
and guarantee it. For grading, tanks,
dams see C. C. Thornton, Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale-One 1000 lb. brood mare
and colt. Mare 6 years old, good dis
position. Colt-mare 6 weeks old,
sired by Dwiggins horse, will make
$4,000 animal, will sell at bargain,
animal to heavy for my work. Phone
123R5. L. E. JOHNSON.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Furniture repairing Of all kinds
Please don't throw away your old
chairs-give them to me, | can use
them. j. w. (Dad) Power.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Lunch Room now open at Lake
Mary. Regular meals and short or
ders at any time. Phone 77R3. A.
l.. Sims.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS ADS

Lost Sum of Money-Person find
ing same will be given liberal re-
ward for returning same-Return to
Sun Office for identification.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale-Burro team, buggy, har-
ness, tent and camp outfit. Phone 8.
VIM. Beeson.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale-one heavy spring wagon,
one buggy. Apply to Frank Brooks.
Phone 81.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
FOR SALE

For Sale-One Intersection b ook-
case, fumed oak finish. C. C. Har-
vey.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Rent. r. Treat residence,
west end of town. Inquire of w. n.
Switzer or Mr.. John Sheehan.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
For Sale

1000 head of fine half-breed Cots
void ewes, yearlings, two's and
three's. w. S. FULLERTON,
Aug. 4-Oct. 6. Datil, N. NJ
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Found-Kit of auto tools on east
road. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying for mo-
tee.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale--One Wing &. Sons $3.50
piano, will sell cheap. Apply Craw-
ford Grocery or w. S. Borum.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
FOR RENT

For Rent-Completely furnished
four-room house. Phone 77R4.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale-Horse and buggy. Apply
to Hayes Weidner.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Rents room furnished house
for winter tenants--Mrs. W. A. Camp
bell.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Wanted-To buy 200 to 5000 sheep
with good range and ranch property.
Antonio Monterola, Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

For Sale-Five room house with
bath, two lots in good location. Apply
to E. A. Baker, 620 Leroux street.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Mrs. Fl. NJ. Maynard, dressmaker
and designer. First class work only.
Address Almeda on Leroux street
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Singer Sewing Machines for sale or
rent. s. Barron, Merchant Tailor. II
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Boarders Wanted-Rates reason
able. Phone 20SW.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25

Public Messenrer--Chester Mills.
Let me do your errauds Phone 240.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-01-29
FIRE DESTROYS PLANT OF
ABSECON GRAVEL COMPANY

A fire which started about $50
Tuesday morning completely destroy
ed the large plant of the Absecon
Sand and Gravel Company, causing a
loss of at least $4,000. With the X
ception of a small office building and
a little house occupied by one of the
employees, everything was burned to
the ground. The plant consisted of
a tower some thirty feet high in which
was installed a quantity of valuable
machinery and adjoining boiler and
engine house. The fire was not dis
covered until it had gained such
Roadway as to be beyond control. 1t
was situated in the woods three quar-
ters of a mile from Absecon proper
and the fire company was unable to do
anything owing to the fact that there
was no water within reach.