The Holbrook news., 1916-06-02


 Joseph F. Woods as a candidat,
 in the democratic primaries fo
 the office of sheriff of Naval,
 county. MT. Woods was sheriff O
 the county during the years 190I and 1907, when the office wa' combined under the territoria government with that of assessor and tax collector. He was re elected to the sheriff's office ir 1908 and again in 1910, his last term being for 3 years and ending on January 1, 1915. MT. Woods believes that his record entities him to the nomination by the democratic voters Tn the county and to an election to the office.
 Even the oldest inhabitant can't remember when there has eyer been so much hard wind in Apache county as there has been during the last two weeks. From dawn till dark it has been blow, blow. blow. Usually it has abated some over night and started in with renewed energy the next morning. No rain so far and, thank goodness. no snow. Peaches, aprIcots. plums and cherries were nipped in the bud. but there is a good prospect for a fair crop of apples and pears. St. Johns Observer.
 More than 25O automobiles have gone through Springeryille this season both to and from California points. according to a statement made a week ago by Gus Becker, the SprIngerville merchant, who registers every party that passes through that town. Practically all of these cars have passed Holbrook, as the southern route by Globe has been closed to travel all season.
 Last Monday night Under sheriff Clemons arrested Joaquin Salas upon a charge of violating the prohibition law. Tuesday Salas was arraigned by County Attorney Jordan Tn Judge Royer's court; he pleaded guilty and was bound over to superior court, his bond being placed at $100.
 Large assortment of paints and Brushes at Wetzler's. Adv.
 Messrs. Adolph and Dick Schu- ster were over from Holbrook couple of days early in the week. Rapid progress has been made on the Schuster store building. The stone walls are now finished up to ceiling height and one can get a fair idea of the immense size of the structure. It sure fills a big hole in the old town. St. Johns Observer.
 s. w. Proctor of Winslow, representative Tn the state legis- lature from Navajo county, and a candidate for member of the Corporation Commission, was in Holbrook Monday and made a pleasant call on the editor of The News.
 An 8 pound baby boy arrived to gladden. the home of MT. and Mrs. Emmett Wallace last Sun day morning at the home of MT. Wallace's parents in Holbrook. All parties concerned in the gladstone event are getting along nicely.
 Dr. Arthur w. Waite, the New York dentist convicted of mur- dering his wlfe's father and mother, and sentenced to dle in the electric chair. says that he is willing that the sentence of the court should be carried out. This makes it unanimous.
 If you need a tank or any thing in the pump line see Wet zler's. Adv.
 c. H. Brown returned Monday from a visit with his wife in Los Angeles. Mrs. Brown is enjoying her stay in California and will not return to Holbrook until later in the summer.
 For a fine furniture fixer. or an expert cabinet maker. get A. Bond, prof. of mechanical arts in two high schools. two academies. and two universities. In Hol-