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REPORT
or the Cnrlaiwwi deposits, Diyidonds AMI
interest of the ,,rr,nanii litnl, of the DIV "
New ork on the ,r>f dly Of August lpir
made In accordance with the provisions of IN.
nanklng Law, sections Isl anu 1Ig
run name ~ deposition or
khAr'hullor and las.
known residence or post Date OF
ONE" address Of d' posi- original Amount
'ni or sharclio!dcr deposit of deposii
Louis u d'Estonr,illo.
l2S Mott St, y y.
cay. date ~ FIRST
publication. Aug 81.
4. t,oidstcin. 3as T. '
Doth ~. y. Y. city Fob I'm 2ol o..
state of New York. County ~ New York -
d. G, S%chacfcr president. and Loftin Love
Sa,hicr. Of the hcrnltnin Bank of the cry ~
Now York, a state Bank. located and dOlu,
business In the city ~ Now York, In ssii
county, being duiy sworn, each for himself
says mat tho foregoing report ~ n full rue
ana correct statement Of tho unclaimed de.
posts. diyidcnd> and Interest of the GorUsni,
Bank oi IN" City If New York rad" IN accord.
ance with the provisions of SECTIONS i3% M
~" OF Chapter 500 IT tho thanking Law 40
shown. by the books OF said bank on the Arr
day .of August, 1910.
EDMARn e, sCHAEFER. FresidssN
IoFT!N LOVE, Cashier
Sev"rally subscribed and sworn 70 b. ION
deponc lts the gath day of Auguai, iMe
lscail Notary ruhNt, nrars Courty' ", u
REGISTER No. sos. ca,ihcats 6lsd u
=. 90. No -
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Aug. 3.-The mining market was
etrong and more active. American Zin".
Butte and Superior and Copper Range were
particularly strong and active. Boston and
Maine was up 81 points At 39x. and New
Haven advanced more than a point 10 ON
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies at 70 was
~ points higher than the opening. United
Fruit advanced Ia. Summary:
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rsNNN, nav market frnch on sales
OF 10000 bags cuhas, In port. at 37sr. cos,
anu freight basis, equal to 4 sac. duty maid
VIII buyers at this level at the close hoid.
ets asked an advance OF isc. II was mn.
h~.rstood some lots were under negotiation
~ the close at Sac. Ccntrifugais, tsgc.:
inolasses. tl2c.; cost and freight. 3I.c
SUGAR, REFINED-Crystal domino ,.,.
lots, cases . lb. cartons, half or fulj NJ.
tablets and do. cases 3 ID. cartons full
s!ae tablet, zoe and lo.l0c. In half eases,
Eagle tablets. &c; cut loaf. S.I5c.; crushed
NC mould A., cubes and Eagle I III hays
powdered. T.bOc,; MINK powdered. tn.
powdered and coarse powdered. T.lOc. frui,
powdered. &C.: domino granulatod case -
81 and ; l., cartons; 7.aoc., ana 400. IN
hhf cases; Eagle confcctinners' grnru it,I'
7 3'c Englo coarse ~granulatcd, Else. OK.
tra hne graduated, Sc; Eagle ., 81, and 4
~ cartons nne graduated, 200: 2 in
bass fine granulated and ) III. bags do'
3oc. IN sacks and J. t0c. IN bhls. ais TX
BAGS do, zoe: 10 H., bags do. ZOO. In
sacks and 1900. In bbls, rs and 80 H.
bags do. 7.loc.: standard granuiatoJ
lose; nnc graduated and diamond A. Tc':
sonfecticner. a. seoc,; No. i. G.sscH.: 10.
$500; No. :. s75c. No, I, 6.7Oc,: No, {,
S6tr,; No. 6. $500 No. I, s.bsc.; No. q
850c.: No. Q, 0.45c.; No. 10, q 4Oc. !; No ~
Gshc; No. i?. eSoc; Nos. Is, ~ and III
yEGETABLEs. .MIsCELLANEOus-Ap.
TIcHokIs California. drum. Nws.
The sun., 1916-09-01

DIV EHPUOL CABI.ES-Spot dulI; sales,
5000 bales; speculation and export. go;
lean. Mid-upland. 9i7d. Futures opened
quiet. . to 4 points lower; closed quiet at
net decline Of $ to 10 points. October.
November. esd: January February. 9.2sd. :
March. April. ?.2cd,: May.June.. e.isd.: July.
August. slid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady
cloths. fair business.
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THE DELAWARE . HUDSON COMPANY

NV JUNK, NnRlst u INlN-
\ quarterly dividend Of TWO AND ONE
AFTER -. 't FER CENT ON the can
ital stock OF this Company win he paid AZ
the orice of tho Company. 3. Nassau Street.
In this city. on and after Wednesday. sept
OF business to-day.
BY order OF tho Board ~ Managers.
CHARLES a. WALKER, Treusurer.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO Sugar co.

.NUEUFf M, wv,
Tho Board ~ Directors hav" This day de-.
clared quarterly dividends OF =. on the
Preferred Sto,k and 80 On .ho cnmmon
Tayab!" on October .. 1915. TO stock.
holders OF record September Is, 1915.
Il, \, blI.IINUiiAM, Secretary.
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~ Broad ST. New York. Angus, IL. lsie.
The regular quartcrly dividend OF one
and one-halt per cent, Qisetl Will "a paid
October :, 1915, to Preferred Siorkh oldsrs
OF record At J L. VI. September Is, VAC,
LANCASTER MORGAN, Treasures.
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BONDS.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug H.-Prices showed corsid.
cradle advance. with business active and we'll
distributed. Stewart-Warner. Swift's and
Sears oehuck made the greatest gains. Dia.
mond Match recovered Its dividend. Bonds
duh. Summa airy:
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REANs-virgin,a. tsk,. STIc5: Western

Ntw York. van. lsk. s.5ul5a, rgecn,
slal:i: Jersey and Long Island. way, hsk,
green. bag, sui,5o, BEErs-Eearhy,, 100
HGhsi TgS t1pS onio eSSlf6 Iy,
tops on. isn $50, unwasned. per bsk.. 7ac.
Mtl: wash I'd. bsk.. tl:;, CuCuMBERs|,
state. bsk .a!,so; Long Island, Dbl. s@T
4 hsk, sl-ipl.Io; jersey. bsk., $50
u:3; eucumhrr pickles, safe. large. bbl'
ssssk..V so a '55"" S. ccSAnB'tdEsSse",THi.aarr6o,y pr pr
lou, oae;, bsk HHI7" Jersey ard h@ns
Island rsi, snl; itHi'3GSa 7SSc: fassh-
S Sra,s '."s"a s'sc' COM Jersey. 'coountrS'
Gentleman, per 100 cars ,ir2 Ier,cy ana
s!htScoS%ssHHSs Naturalization ls S'at 20
g s2c 3. a., crate. &c a:l; hbl, siMiio,
mNNnnISu-wets,srin, 100 'iSs', So, INA
BEANs-p"lawlr jersey AMI Maryland,
i.ETrvcE state, crate, ICc. nsi,5o; bsk..
IL: KIN ,a mS.'2 loo E SSh ',!1P;s o 6;I I
N bas. 81; red, .2'7i; Iowa, yellow, 70 IN.
bag, !I:sa:lCj California, yellow, 40 IT,
S SSSfHi;ows.. 'V SO SIS '5'c': req Wh! Hss'' &c zoe. ggsii,ssSSi
state, red, loo III, bag. .i4dcT5; Yellow,
iGG:TS; Long island; yellow, hsk sl,aSg
slal.7i; yellow. NYlto3 Baltimorc, bsk.,,
Jersey. peach b,k,. 30 4 81 -: large hsk.,
Doc, a 8: -: carrier. hor us225 rEAs-
New York. hsk Ng3; bag. slae.
sl?5: other sorts. hsk,, iou7tc,; green.
hhl. sI?59l,G:; rcd, hhl,,' s??5de.;5'
R%ADISMEs- Nearby. 100 pchs.. soc. utsi:as'
RoMAlNE.-Nearhy. hbl. soc. 81: state,
bsk. zoe, ~; box. soc. IE. SPINACH
~. sorAsH-Marrow. bhl., si.Tia.;
white. Dbl. iL7b: yellow, crooked neck,
~, ~, TtRNIps-aRutabaga. Dbl, 81
W2.2b. TOMA1OES-Statp, bushcl 6sli
nearby, large. box. 15c, asi; small, box,
StT Iac.: keyport, round, box. 75c, asl:
round. large. box. scat scc, small box T5S g
s5c carrier, T5nS5c.: peach bsk,, &On 50c':
ao,hoa.s, ~ f1l9c, WATERCRESS-loO
The sun., 1916-09-01
BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3i.-Coneolidated Power
and Davidson Chemical were under pressure.
me FORMER declining ~ points TO 10.
Davidson was " lower a, 35N. Cosien shares
quiet sapuIpa recovered 70. Bonds duh
summary:
The sun., 1916-09-01

EGGs-Receipts. li,i:o cases. Fresh
gathered, extra line, per dozen, SIC. 4:
extra nrsts; a5c.; fr-,s. S.Wsic.; seconds,
. edSic,: thirds and poorer. c5g:sc f:
d%irties,, No: l., :5c,; No; : and poorer. goo
dergrades. 1sm22c.: refrigerator, special
marks, fancy, ,%storag" and Insurance paid.
s7iac.: lower grades, asa 2Gc, rSfriseratorr.
state whites. 3lM32c, state. Pennsylvania
and nearby. hennery whites, fine to fancy,
% U 46c ordinary to good, IS Acc gath
cred whites. ordinary to fine, 3iW 43c. 4:
Western and Southern, gathered whites,
80 3Gc. state. Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns, $50 zoe gathered brown
and mixed colors, 30 u 3Ic.
FLOUR AND MEAI--prices In wood.
Spring patents, E.95@s,s5; spring clears,
N7j0Tl5: winter patents, $780, 7. 30:
winter straights, FGT,s5; extra No, / win.
tiers. s5I5 $50; extra No : winters, IS 30
ass; Kansas s%traights, a7.t5a7.70; fancy
iRFa"T hour n"' frm; i loiS1''" ~ s iSsi, M1SassS.
choice. to fancy. .&6,7iT7, Cornmeal arm;
white and yellow. S2.o5;. coarse, Sl.s7.
Feed-City hrm: bran. bulk. $40; 100 10.
sacks. tss; heavy middlings do, 0.7.I0:
-four mlddlings do. $50; red dog flour, iI6
10. sacks. e35: Western Irregular. bran, 100
ID. sacks. Sssi stsudAsd middlings do, ~,
The sun., 1916-09-01
MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. II 3i-Market dull and
featureless. prices moving narrowly on
small lot Transactions. Bonds quiet and
steady mi
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AMERICAN HIDE 4 LEATHER CC

NNEWIV M HIDE = LEATHER Co.
Coupon No, -, due sept !. 1916, from the
FIRST Mortsasc Bonds or the American Hide 4
Sept. !. by the Equitable THUS, COMPANY Of
New York. S5.31 Wall Street. New York "
GEORGE A HILL. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-09-01
SILVER PRICES.

Average price OF silver IN New York in
August. 1915, was i1lsc. an ounce: IN August,
1911, 6t.3tc.; In August. 1913, 80 9sc In August,
III, q. SIC: IN August. 1911. Sic.
The sun., 1916-09-01
MONEY AND
CALL MONEY.

time MONEY Market dull and easier.
ctxty days. 3m3i.ot; ninety days. 3Lu3ises:
~ m mHn,hs: s,smsA's' fivc months oAu's;
her 4. 1915. was from .scs for sixty DAYS
70 ~ Tor six months. range IN the week
en1cd september 4. 1914. from sass for
ANY days 10 .1useo for six months: range in
Gag for sixty days 10 SO for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER Transactions few
and rates unchanged. The market was
quoted al. 3k% for I to 9 months prime
namee: ordinary good names had to pay M.
Hcceptances In the form OF 90. 60 and 30 days
Endorsed hills receivable were taken AZ sisSt.
No and 2Nes. respectively. " eligible for re.
olecUunt: Other wise they brought buyers
eoout : Of 10 better rates.
SuB-TREASuRY-Bank lost to Sub. Treas.
ory yesterday s96j,co; since Friday. s.i75. 900.
NEW YORK BANk CLEARlNGs.
The volume Of business. transacted in or
through New York ON "Wednesday Ia ind.
ported yesterday by the New York Clearing
House totalled &+i2. ?et. ia1. These daily figures
leck GiEnihc1n,e unless compared with The
oai!y averages for the year TO date and the
daily averages ia the corresponding periods
81 former years. New York. the financial
ness and financial conditions throus hout the
country. The comparisons will lie found
even more valuable when considered In con.
junction. with the summary OF railroad earn.
ings published under Railroad News"
Daily averages
Year to date. So, sIo, 500
Correspond, ny period in l9i5......... 3i5.6 .0ss
corresponding period in 1914. ........ Do. 81. l?i
corresponding period In I9l3.......... 81. s.3l7
Sc,ances reported yesterday were. Isles, 7o0
Inc Sub-Treastry was creditor 10 the Clear.
ing House to the extent of S6s9.S27.
The sun., 1916-09-01
RATES on OTHER COUNTRIES.
Yesterday. Prev.
UeMand. Demand.

Approximate PARTIES of above are; Holland,
y l5 cents: Italy, Greece and Switzerland.
Eith, lire: drachma and francs respectively:
Russia. 81 90, cents: Austria. ?o..6 cent?; Dem
6razii. s:.i cents; Arsen,ina, paper. ieij
cents; Argentina, gold. lo?65 pesos. India,
o2A cents: Japan. i9si cents.
DOMESTIC Northumberland 100. pre-.
mium: ST. Louis. lec, discount bid. be. dis
count asked; Montreal. 7.6i premium: San
francisco, I5c. premium.
The sun., 1916-09-01
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY 20.
AMERICAN CAR AID FOUNDRY co.

COMMON CAPIrAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 40. 30,
A dividend Of oUe-halt per cent. O.. "a
on the Common stock ~ This Company has
this day been declared, payable Monday.
October >, 1919. to stockholders Of record
~ the close OF business, Monday. September
II, 1916.
Checks will he matted by tho Gua,an;y
Trust Company ~ New Yuik.
ii. e. WICK, Secretary.
$, :. pELANO. Treasurer.
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81. MAIKICE LIMnER COMPANY.

ST. MAI RICE IL NBER COMPANY.
Notice j. hereby given that pursuant -
thu provisions Of Trus; Deed dated octo-
b'r -ith. 1907, the following bonds have
hcel drawn - lot. for account Of the Sink
Ing fInt. VIA:
- - - .1S .fS s3N
80 - I2t ~ 80
81 10, 1870 .57 go
Tho bonds bearing the ab"N" rumbef,
VIII h" patti 1T par anu accrued Interest
upon Presentation ct the office OF the un-
d"fsirnci on september .l~', l'Is, on
which date interest on SAID bonds Will
cease.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee
II. W. Morse, secretary.
- lIroai street. New Yo&
September let. 49,.
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$6,4OO,OOO.
Metropolitan Water Board
(f London, England, and Certain Adjoining Districts)
One Year Discount Gold Notes
To be dated epMmba TO- 1876 De September 49, 1917
Dmomnadm, $1,000 and $4,000
Payable Nw York CWv at the 0uArantv trust Company Of NsvY York In ph donay
oMs Unhed Shs Of America Of the pussnt aandndo Of pehta and Anenas
The Metropolitan Water Board b the Official authority constituted by Acts Of
Parliament operating the public water works supplying the Metropolitan District Of
London. This district comprises over Ae hundred square miles and include the entire
County Of London and parts Of five adjoining cunto-Esex, HEREFORD, Kent Middle.
sex and Surrey The total population served Is estimated at 100000.
nthe opinion of counsel the notes aev valid and binding obligations of the Metro
poan Water Board, and are exempt from British taxation, present or future If held by
Americans or Canadians residing In the United states or Canada.
Price Six Per Cent. Per Annunn Discount
This advertisement appear" as natter of record onu all Of Men note,
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York Bernhard, SchoDe & Co.
New York New York
rNs s hnraUmh a guaranteed by w b
obtained from sources. which We believe b accurate
The sun., 1916-09-01

EEK div 95U.
For "rinHU"s siofks 10. s.nai Tn This
Aule set STOCK lists OF sairs.
The sun., 1916-09-01
N0te-AgriculturAl and live stock paper ma.
eUsttes OF from o. days TO Gx months
Trade Commodity
Acceptance. PALer.
0Dys of MatuH nava of N aturtv
Commodity
palAR

Authorized rates for bankers acceptance.
- minimum. 4e maximum. Rates for bills
Atlanta bank, ainq5LE. Rate. for bills with
- without member bank Endorsement. with
mAturities OF. ninety days or less. purchased
IN open market by st. Louis bank, 2Utec.
Rses for commercial paper purchased IN
open market 10y Dallas bank. sass. Raies
Tor trade acceptances with maturties of
ninety days or less. purchased in open mar
Set without member bank Endorsement. by
New Orleans branch OF Atlanta bank. AZ
~. Rate OF SO for commodity paper with
naturities of from sixty days TO six months
The sun., 1916-09-01
1POTATOES-Whi,e

hlte potatoc market
higher and excited. Sweets also higher.
weaker. cabhagcs strong. Corn easier
CauIihowers sti!i scarce. Elephants drag
Elhg. Lima beans and lettuce lower.
owing to prospects of railroad strike. Peas
hrni Tor fancy. Peppers unchanged. squash
anu iurnips selling well. Tomatoes moving
.etter Potatoes: Long Island hhi. or bag,
1885,. bulk. $50 lbs. s,.61stLo: Jer-
s..y. No round. biol. s3.T5uS. long.
Dbl. s5:5NSJ. 60. round. 1856 III. bag. 81;
~: has 1915: southern. No. /. hbl., sa5ou
$50; NO. !. poor. Dbl. s: asa: %. seconds
anu culls. southern. 1sc sweets:
ware esk., C3i.5o. Jersey. new. bsk.
The sun., 1916-09-01

.Cnlisted. tS1ll cts. per sh. 'Odd lot, xEx-
SsEN rgts. eEN.dlv. 4 rgts.
In making net changes sales % less than
iD shares are disrcrarded. except STANDARD
Oh issues, Where a ten share limit 10 used.
The sun., 1916-09-01
FOREIGN

Inc feature OF yesterday foreign exchange
market was the drop in the price OF mark
exchange to new low record figures. Marks
sold at -piA for checks and N~ for cables
MI compares with a previous low record OF
t0t and .cS. respectively. made on wcdnes.
az. Sterling was unchanged and the tone of
~ easier.
In the following tables. when the de.
msnd." sight or Check" rate II quoted in
United States currency II IL said TO favor
Shis country IL less than par" but when
quoted In foreign currency 1t IL said to I've
'agAinst' this country II less than par. For
the convenience Of readers such rates are
marked p when in favor OF and "A" when
DGninai fhia country
The sun., 1916-09-01
MOLAssEs AND sYRUps-Nev c


NJ NL'"nuar Wh,ts petroleum, hhls.
%; cases, I'll %; water Waite bhls. New
! ORR anu Philadelphia, sgsJ. bulk. 81,
cases W. 20. Oh CITY repprts credit BAL
ances. $50: runs. ITO So hbls average,
yi.3l; shipments, 5l,2tii average. II. AL.
&c, Calcutta OIL. 81 800"
The sun., 1916-09-01

NEGETAbLES. .MIsCELLANEOUs-AR.
'1CdokIS California. drum, S5Ws.
The sun., 1916-09-01
NEW YORK BANK CLEARiNGs.
count RATES or FEDERAL RE-
SERVE BANKS,

Selences reported yesterday were. 1s,32s. 1Q0
The Sub Treasury was credit or 10 the Clear.
ing HOueo to the extent of l6Sa. S27.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
Clean Hands Necessary to Health

SsN1h AAoAtuo ANNNNoSdhy ~
Disease germs lead hand to mouth
existence. II the human race would
learn to keep the unwashed hand
away from the mouth many human
diseases would be greatly diminished.
We handle infectious matter more or
less contantly, and we continually
carry the hands to the mouth. II the
hand has recently been in contact with
infectious matter the germs of dis
ease may in this way be introduced
into the body. Many persons wet their
fingers with saliva before counting
money, turning the pages Of book,
or performing similar acts. In this
case the process is reversed, the in
fection being, carried to the object
handled, there to await carriage to
the mouth Of some other careless per-
son. In view Of these facts the u. s.
public health service has formulated
the following simple rules Of personal
hygiene and recommends their adop-
ton by every person in the United
States:
Wash the hands immediately
Before eating.
|, Before handling, preparing or serv-
ing food.
After using the toilet.
After attending the sick.
After handling anything dirty.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
A POPULAR CANDIDATE
FOR STATE AUDITOR

The republican state ticket is great
ly strengthened by the announcement
of Doane Merrill for state auditor.
Mr.. Merrill is resident Of Benson,
Cochise county, being engaged there
for the past twelve years in mining
mercantile, agriculture and banking
pursuits, and is one of the best known
man in the state.
He was one of the organizers Of and
officers of the Cochise County Tax
payers association, the first in the
state, and which has saved thouands
of dollar to the taxpayer.
For more than SO year he has been
a resident of Arizona, and actively
identified with the industrial condi-
tions for 80 years. He is an expert
accountant, trained in the business
management of large affairs, and of
marked ability in bank supervision
and examinations especially qualify
ing him for the position Of state audi
tor.
OF all the other state offices, that
of auditor peculiarly requires training
and experience to a high degree, as he
must finally pass upon and allow all
claims against the state treasury. As
state bank examiner the security Of
bank depositors depend in large
measure upon the care, scrutiny and
supervision the auditor gives to the
conduct Of state banks.
Under the laws Of Arizona
board of control makes all purchases
supervises all contracts for supplies.
new construction, etc., and, as a
result Of the abolishment Of the con.
tract system it practically brings all
Of this important work down to a
personal basis.
All state institutions are unde,
the care Of this board, requiring con-
slant watchfulness and the best OF
business management to avoid costly
mistakes that the taxpayers must
pay.
The governor, state auditor and one
citizen member compose the board OF
control, and it is seldom that the quail
ifications Of man so well fit him 70,
the diversified duties Of such an Of
fee.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25

Early Saturday morning, five Of the
Normal school boys left for the Peaks.
They were gone until late Sunday
evening, returning home tired, but
with wonderful stories Of what they
had seen on their trip. They report
ed splendid time and think there is
nothing quite SO pretty as a view
from the San Francisco Peaks.
On Sunday afternoon a party Of
Normal school students left for an
outing at Lake Mary. They went by
motor, and spent the afternoon on the
lake rowing and swimming. They en-
joyed late evening trip home, and
all are anxious to go again.
Mrs. Beckwith, matron Of Campbell
hall, gave her girls a little party last
Friday evening. The occasion was for
the purpose of getting acquainted
with each other. A number Of young
men were invited, and dancing was
the main entertainment until 10 p. m.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
MARQUIS DE PALIGNAC
VISITS GRAND CANYON

A large number Of the residents
here made a trip to Red Lake last
Thursday, for the purpose of attend
ing the barbecue given at that place.
L. L. Farrall, Martin Buggelin and
Bert Cameron took parties of their
friends in their machines, and a party
of eight made the trip in one of the
Ell Tovar auto trucks.
Ricardo Martin, Of Metropolitan
opera fame, and Erik Nelson, who are
making a coast-to-coast trip in their
automobile, spent Thursday at the
canyon, leaving Friday morning for
Los Angeles.
Among the officials who visited here
the past week, were County Attorney
C. B. Wilson, together with Mrs. Will
son, and their son, c. B. Jr., Chas.
Voolfolk and R. T. Brown.
Paul G. Redington, district forester
Of Albuquerque, and Harold Greene
of Williams, visited the canyon early
in the week on official business.
Sam Moore, one Of the well-knowr
stockmen Of the vicinity, left Sunday
for a protracted visit to Nevada and
California, for the purpose Of buying
stock.
Miss Lenore Francis, county super
intendent Of schools, spent several
days here last week, looking over the
new school and making arrangements
to have everything in order for the
opening, which will be early next
month.
The Marquis de Palignac, accom-.
panied by friend and valet, were
at the canyon Monday. This dis
tinguished nobleman is in this coun-
try on mission for the French gov
ernment. v
Mrs. x. N. Sleeves an A. J.
Sleeves, Of Williams, motored up
from their home Monday and re-
turned Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Conrad Mills and son, Conrad
Jr., have made two trips to the can
yon this past week, entertaining
friends.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
The Value of a Want Ad

A real jolly lady informed us the
other day that want ad" did not
always pay. IT lost my watch once,
and put want ad in The Sun and
never head a word Of It for two years,
then one day ! found II in an old
pocketbook I had laid away"
OF course, want ad, telling Of q
lost pocketbook brought the fact to
her mind that she had an old one, and
then she went to the old pocketbook
looking for clipping from The Sun
and found her watch.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
He Was Sure of It

A Barnegat schoolm'am had been
telling her pupils something about
George Washington, and finally she
asked:
"Can any one now tell me which
Washington was--a great general OF
a great admiral?"
The small son Of a fisherman raised
his hand, and she signaled him to
speak.
He was great general" said the
boy. seen picture Of him cross
ing the Delaware, and no great ad-
miral would put out from shore
standing up in skiff."
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-25
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