The Coconino sun., 1916-09-08
Safety first. c. B. Wilson for County Attorney.

Empress orchestra will give social dance at McMillan hall Friday even- ing.
 Floyd Jones, the cowman from the Pine country, was in Flagstaff a few days this week visiting friends.
 Dan Purtyman left Thursday for Tuba, where he will spend the winter. He will take his family with him.
 John Loy, the pioneer rancher of Munds Park, came. to Flagstaff Sat urday and left Tuesday for Los An geles.
 w. O. Perkins, the sheepman, was in Flagstaff couple of days this week visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. F.. W. Perkins.
 Ben Crosby, the old time railroad contractor, was in Flagstaff short time on business. MT. Crosby is also a sheep owner in Navajo county.
 M. A. Woods, assistant engineer for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff Tuesday checking up the paving work done for the company on Railroad avenue.
 The biggest feature of the summer at the Empress Theater-Saturday matinee and night-Hall Gains wonderful love story, ''The Christian" Get your seats early.
 Mrs. Hugo Richards, Miss Alice Bitner and Miss Dorothy Drake were in Flagstaff last Friday from Pres colt. They came in by auto and re- mained over night.
 Francis Wood and c. L. Foutz left Flagstaff Wednesday for Wenden, Ariz., where they will inspect some mining claims with view of gather ing together a life competency.
 Mir. J. c. McEwen, wife and family arrived in Flagstaff last Sunday from Dodge City, Kansas. MT. Mo Ewen will relieve c. L. Foutz as night ticket agent at the Santa Fe station during his vacation.
 You need not be afraid of my poll tics. I'll be as strong a republican after the primaries as I am now, de- feated or nominated. I want your votes and believe l will be nomin- ated.-T. H. Cureton, for representa- tive.
 Miss Bertha Schwalbe left last week for Miami, Arizona, to com mence her duties as teacher in the public schools of that city for the coming year. She has spent the greater part of her summer vacation at home in Flagstaff.
 Hon. c. o. Case, state superintend- ent of schools, was in Flagstaff the first of the week MT. Case is a can didate for the nomination again on the democratic ticket, and will have to contend for the nomination with Miss Boeringer for the place. e
 Forest Supervisor Chad Hinderer of the Prescott National Forest, was in Flagstaff a couple of days last week, in conferring with Forest Su- pervisor John D. Guthrie, on matters pertaining to the connecting drive ways between the two forests.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Williams, who have been making an extended stay in Arizona visiting the many places of interest this summer, left Wednesday for their home in Clarkville, Tenn. This is their second years visit to Flagstaff, and they propose to seeoi it again and again during the coming summers.
 Dr. Bazell, dean of the University of Pittsburg, who in company with Dr. Hazledd and Dr. Riddle and John Francis have been spending a week or so in the White Mountains, re. turned to Flagstaff Sunday. They re, port grand slaughter of mountain lion, wildcat and bear while camping over there.
 Mrs. R. M. Lightburn and daugh ter, Miss Ruth, were in Flagstaff las Saturday. Both will be remembered here, where they lived year or more during which time Miss Lightburi taught music. They were on their wa! to Phoenix from Canada, where Mis- Lightburn had been to finish her mu