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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

lanbe, bas bpd fir @l1ma11itdt, 3ibie
%liiatipn ltllb bic Sreibeit ser fleineren
9}atipl1ell einen 10 lelbltlolcn &i
fiibrt, cinen lpl6en sffrprt 5l15ufiiaell.
bas ldtcl1 ibm elm rll6lples @erbrcs
d)cr.
Matiirlid fam ct nit einer gebarz
nildten Mebe basegcn beralts n1b in
bicler @ebc perities CT lib Ii. q. 5l1 ser
fir leine @%elinnl1lg ll1lgen1etn fenuz
seihnenbcn aeuberung, bieie @ieperz
pcr9cltull9sn,abregeln 1eien ueinSdlaa
CUR l1ntcritiitAung bpn 9elltidlanps
ld)dnplider Sude." 9aSu madt nur
bas pbcncrlpabnte glelp Dorfcr glatt
Bic fplsenben treffenbeu @emerflmz
gen:
u3ur gcldiit1ng oes amerifoniiden
6allDcls 5u plarlen unb 5l arbciten, III
allp cine llnterltiitnung BON u9eutldz
lanbs iddnblider Sadc". 60 erz
ldcint es Ill9ultus g. @arbuer, cinem
neutrality-suspicious. bon Malladuz
let's l1nb einem eifrigen gefiirlpprter
militdrilder Sercitl6aft. @as fir eli
ne Sprte Yatriptismlls lit in @aroners
Slaide 9cratbcn, baB in leiren Mugen
aIes enslilde gut unb ales beutl6e
idanolid lit? gs lit llngefdbr 3eit
fir Serru Gardner l1nb leine @elinz
mnssgeltoHen, bab lie ibrer 2ppalitdt
eegen aDnis George auh i'm Geiite OBJ
idmpren unb giirser Der Ser. Staaten
a1h IN Der Shat tperbcn."
9ieie paor gase atbn,en3 nest eff
ten Mmerifal1ismlls, ais 8arbner.
2o1se u1b lire gauge 5ippe auf5uz
brin9et permD9en, iast lcbr ridtia
@erlnania : @erolb~ in Miltpalfee.
Cine in ser ensliiden sprode erideiz
nenbe 3eitltng, bic 10 etlpas 5u idreiz
ben lpast in elmer gtaot, beren anoere
en9Iilde Ia9cblatter nad Ser Hfeife
BON Msqllitb, @rep unb 2lppbz George
ta18en la1b jeben, ber in Dem ldmdbz
liden Ningen 11idt mittan5en mill.
1d]1l1aDc11 l1llD berlel111Dei1, legt Dant11
immerbin eincn betra6tlidcn muraliz
lden Malltb ON Ben Sag. @em Sc,
grobe &rie9 poriiber tit nnb Bic tplle
@ermirrun9, Sic CT anseri6tet bat
mieber leiolid nprnalen @erbaltniller
Elab gcn1adt fat, miro man es einfad
ntdt mebr 5l begreifen bermnger1, baf
es in bieler fritiiden Geripbe in be1
arDbten Stabt bes 2unbes mir eint
einsige in Der sanbeslprade sel6riebe=
ne 3eitulg 9ab, Sic 1ib lpei9erte, lid
81 Sem ldn1achppllen @rlrnolas 5t be-
%fcrncn, bab BET Griifltein Ser ameri=
f%aniiden @eiinmungstii6tisfcit Sic be-
bingungsloie INTERVIEWING ullter Der
@illcn g nglanbs lei, bas 1eit slpe
! Sabrcn NIT alien Nedtcn lll1b Suite:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

Sic Che lit Gin Sabre ranser
39%ipcifanipf, Ser nit Ningen leinen gnz
fang nilnmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
sassrea at the rostoffIee al Davenport
as Second clsss Matter.
Searameet 1885,

De- rss.asitde .semofrata, etnf6Itehtc
Etrb at Die I5onrerten in oiefer etabt flu
~ aetts ipohentli6 pber $500 fabrIid BEL
Horais5obliine fret abgeIiefert.
aait oer Soft auberbalb ber giabt. mad It.
Gei1S eirtsM 8oftarnt in ben Ser. Staten, Ga
Eesa ooer Ms1ieo. s2.W idbrIi4 BET 8orauS
Die eunatas5 . anssabe, mir bird be 9ot
800 Ieosn ssoftemt in ben Ser. staaten. tofte1
fas-!t9 S1.G0 bel 8oraussabIuna.
Ser nSalbubdentlibe Scmutrat", bur6 bt,
EoiT trl1ler6aIb Der Ser. @taaten ui,b blrd
Irager in ber @fabt $3.50, bel 8oraussoIIl1r,f
$500; mad CANADA $3.50 unb rn5 Gurope
e4.00 pee Sabr Bel 8oraus5abIung.
Der y@bdbentlihe Semptrat", tn stpet I5et
len. witttpobs u1b Sonnabenbs. fpftet inner
salk Der Ser. staaten $500, nod Canada uni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
lutte scbabt, @iidbalt slt gebcn. IS
lit Spltem in bielcn 2iigeu. gng=
|Iii6cs SWtem.
SdIlimmc Grfaltnmgcn ,fummc,1 pu,t
nmbcbc1ttcuhcm Gdlmubfcit.

Giclc @rfdltlmgcr,, Sic Den gallscn
@inter aber banscn blcibcn, fal,gc1
NIT, cincm Sdnupfen al,. eincm ne=
ben Sals, cine, nngeniitblib boil ltl1b
iframm fiiblelloen fBrn1t. Is SIR fennt
Die SDmptome Der Grfdltungcn ltnb
sbr pibt, baB prolnpte @ebanblmng
lic mlfbred)cn lperbcn. ST.. Sings
Nelp N@i5coperp NIT ieinen beidnfti=
acnbenf antileptifher 8aliamcn, bat
@rfdltllneen beenbet lntb Bic @uti tcn
felt ~ Sabren fir Sung ltno Nlt Sic
gebeilt., s9r- Sings Netp 9iscobcrD
lott Ben Sdleint, Hart Ser, &opf, be-
idnftigt Ben irritirten 8e1ltppf nnb
madt bas Sthmen leidter. Sci GU
rent 8rogiltcn, SOC. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

RadikalbelIung der nerven$tbwdtbe.,
a - @asnates Hs MeD sg hMaa sep haa bot sofnunas%fgtst uo taleaten
s sItoam Mbn sHHSd beg g ollstS n asg Der @eb.rat, aatarTs. aMsaesn6raden,, Stun.
I a. IT. re 1ra1 dansG MD %ndsHsss. a ss bent s3 s,ssafr s@.s5 mas ss 6oRsa iuets9=
sSrs sm no g saatIa NAG dnsr n n6aligg nsasa Destboot ant einen sdag eeb.dt ueno.n.
Sna ssMa mensh 1shs. mro esga snhnonna oOn2 Is Scents in grdmaThn perauotD pu Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
ieni9en lpertbbou tperoen mtbte, nit
Den1 CT es abldlIie6en pilrbe.

ieni9en ipertbnon ipcroen mubte, nit
Dem CT es abl6lieben lpiirbe.
Illd Sic &pnpcnfipn bon @abala
erbalt einem&Dnig cine Srlppenmodt,
Die ibm treu ergeben 5u fem ideint,
unp Die linn na6 Dem SricbensidluB,
penn nidt cher, cine gelpilIe @anbz
luussfreibeit semdbrlciitct. Sic 5ei9t
iebem Der aliirten 3~iuil19berrcn @ries
d%enlanos. oab Die Arlncc nidt auf
Seiten falflider Yarlamentarier unb
Igitatorcn ltebt.
GrenBens Soft iubclte 1912 Ser
Shat 9orfs gu. Gei1e Srllpper ipareu
semeirt, als ipenise @pden bararf
Yrcllben inns MublanS elm Sdlbz
uno SruebiinoniB idlolie1, in pent
Erel1bcn li6 berpfIidtete, iofprt
$4,000 Damn ins Selo SIT iteIlen. Sic
70 balls pie n,Dglib auf 100000 51
brinsen leicn nnb nun lher Sreis
beitsfries besann. Sic @oIfsbeer Ser
beutiscn 3eit linb Der Sllrdiduitt Ser
gepolferung.
Griedenlanbs @olf, iast u@adter
ulo Inseiger" in ,glepclanb, O., pirb,
barauf beutet allies bin, nit bcrielbcn
iru1cren @enllstbulI,lt mic emit Das
Yreubenpplf Dem &aft BON Gaurpsgcn,
Ser &onpention gegeniiberiteben, Bic
Den Glliirten, iider aber Ser gar15err
iibrigen @elt, bets. ,gepeis erbringt,
bob mir 3lpans bon alBen @riedcn~
lanD in Den arieg 1911 treiben bermas,
niht aber Der @ills roes golfcs nao Bic
Snterelien bea 2alAcs.
l1nb oas g%jagebn Der; Central
mddte cuff hiele r&pnbel1tion 5eigt
beutlid, baB @rie6enlono 0 ibnen
nidts su befiirhten bot. Sic crbalten
tint cine geldlollene Srltppermadt,
bis ser aDnis lie ruft, Inn mieoer
Griedenlanb @err lein gu laiien I'M
eisenen @auIe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
Mcppfntcn llnb Mutnre.
Ficke & Ficke
MnapdIte
u1to MtdtSfon11tIeutet,.

gpe8iele aufmerfiannfeit mirb ben
Nadld1en, Sinan5ia6en unb @rlnbs
etgentbumsz Ingele8enbeiteu %betreffens
ben gefeslidenB efttmn1ngen geidcnft.
Rapitalanlagen auf bbpotbetariide Si'
@erbeit.
22s ,ueitl. 9ritte etrafs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

Die en9liide Mntiport auf Sen
5peiten 8aibingtoner Brptet gcgeu
ben Boltrmlb lit einsetroffen unb lauz
tet senall 10, ipie Die Mntlport auf Ser
IerIten 8rotef, ndmli6: Sc bleibt beim
.alten. Ma6 leinem bisberigen Ser
balten au urt6eilen, miro Ser Eralibent
eincn brittcn Erotelt ldiden unb baz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

Senator 2ob9e ertldrt, CT lei
ltol5 olf icben @iirger bon MtalIaduz
ietts, ser in fran5oiihen .9ieniten
ltebt. Illd elmer bon bcnen, bic itets
uMn1erifa 5llerit" briillenl
Sen Gcbanfen, ba6 sic Mieberz
laae bcs nptorilden 9cutidenbaHers
Bacon i'll @rnB Meip Dorf ctlms nit
Dem riebertradti9cu ginbeltrid 81
tbun bat. miro Ser 9raiibent pielltidt
bod niNt gang BON Der @ano iueiicn
fDnnen.
Sic Siege @Satfcnlcns ,i1 scr
9pbruolda luerfen ibrc G9atten ios
gar iiber sen ensliiden aanal ~ an
Der 2pnbpncr SDrle berrlGt fla1e
Sttnmrung.
- Al6 aln cn9liiden a6nigsbofe
ldeint Der @pfcl nidt peit bonn
Stamm sn fallcn - Der slpeite Gpbn
bes &Dni9s lit mntoltsli@. Sffenbar
liegt es III Ser Samilie.
Sic M%prgcnrDtbe ser @il1pn'z
Idcn Nunitiuns : Hrosperitdt lit fir
Die Station 5ur SdamrDtbe nnb fir
feline politilden 8iinlde l1,1b @pffz
mungen sur MbenbrDtbe seipprben.
Sic Glrllen iino 10 beeciltert fir
gnglanos arieg, bab lie BON ibrer
ei9encn Irtillerie aus Sen 5duben<
grdben s%ctragen iperben miiifcn. Gin
!1bener arieg. 1lnb Elm + umdfma r
&rtegl
Sic stbener. MaelSung, Sic De-
iterreidcr ldidtcn ii6 an, Griclt gu
raumen, batte nor cbenio gut aus Soz
fin batiren fDnnen. l1ebrige1s lit bas
liter ldl,9lt feline Nenigfeit mcbr. Sic
Sr9ane ser Miirten babcn bas Ihpn
ppl uleL 0uuel YeIlelpeI.
.
- Sic 8ebanbllng bcs 9rotcHes
gegen Die 3panssanleibe, sic 9eutI6z
Lamb Ben belgil9en 8anfen alferlegt
baben ioa, miro inherent @taatsocparz
tenent i6pn babur6 erleidtert, baf
fetn tpabres 8ort baran lit.
Sic britiIden ginl6rdnfllngen
bctr. amerifanil6er @aarcn fplten Dem
9ltten Sa1fel Cant "a D1iuipnen -
a%olnmiilipn AT Der &riessprplperitai
l..... es bleibt, banf bem Nlinitionsz
gcidaft, INNER nod Elm Ylls BON einiz
igen @iaiarben.
- 8e5iislid Ser bem Eraiibentel
! bonn apngrcb 5nr g%erfiierng geltellter
Mittel, @erseltung gesen Die britildci
l%tebersriffe gu iiben,. miro es, lid
6anptId6li9 barllm banbelr, @riinbe
51 flnben, iparum Tie ni1t in Mnipcnz
brns sebra6t tperben.
- Ser nortpegi16e 8e%gierungsbeI
%erflarte, Nortpegen n,1b Sdtpeben ba=
ben ii6 bur6 cine gebeime Mlian5 su=
lam1nen9efettet. Mi6t Sic 2iebe fiji
chamber, ionoern Der @ab gegen eng
lallDs @efpaltberrldaft tpdr Der Set:
tenldmieb.
- Gin gincinnatier &auf mann BE.
flagt lt6 bariiber, bab 5lpei, bp1, Sen
amcrifanilden aoniul in Noripegen a,
i'm geridtcte @riefe burd ben britt:
lden 3enior 9eDffnet tplrroen. @enl
lid nrr Die 2eute bas nuslole &laget
cnoli6 abgepDbncn polltenl
~ 5err Bacon, Der friibcre atneri:
fanil6e 8ptl6after in &aris, ipollt,
amerifaniider gunbeslenator 1perben
Ils finger Wan1, Ser fem @elD be.
ionbers fit @abl5tpede nidt unniit
gum Senitcr binal1stpirft, Bate CT iid
bon bornberein I'm einen sib in Del
fran5Diii6en 9cpntirtenfammer be.
tperben lollen.
Die en9liide Mntiport auf Ser
5%tpeiten 8aibingtoner Hrptelt gese,
Den Boitral1b lit eingetroffen nnb lau:
tet gerall 10, ipie Die N1ltlport auf Ser
%eriten Broteff, ndmlid: @s bleibt bein
alten. @a6 ieinem bisberigen Ser:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24

- Sem Npbember, III benz 9euti1z
bie Nliirten nm Srienen bitten
miro, folgen sic 8ei6nadten, an be-
men gdterhen NIT Ieinen &oiafen in
ein5iebtl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
9plitiide nnb nnpolitiidc Ganbsluncn

Gplitiide mnb nnpplitiidc GanbgluHc1.
- SSo6n 8ua milf Sic @elt ne1 eirz
tbeilen. CT leioet INNER mod on
@%rDbentpabnl
- @ngliider &anbels : gobfott
gegen Die Ser. Staaten. @ir ernten,
lpas mir selat.
- England mill Sic @ol6instoner
@esierllns gang isnorirer. @at es
bod ldpn imnep setbanl
- Seine @ertrdse nit Sen Ser.
gtaaten iinb fir Gnslanb a1b ni9ts
tpeiter als ~ein Sceen 8apier."
- @ie in 8umdnien, 10 iinb IN
@riedenlanb 9icjenigen fir ben
arieg, Die i'm nidt gu fiibren brauden.
- 8ritil6e unb fran8oiii@e Ser
lutte in Ser @Dbe bon 100000 Mann
Die Snnme Ser CONNIE.
- S6nee III ben &arpatber. 9a
tperben auber ben Bergen audi npd
elm paar Mnhen urtergeidneit lper0en.
/
Sallptmann Boelfe bat ieinell
2s. @esner absel6piien; er ipirb balb
Weajor tperDcn -. Der madt i'm Sluge
&urriere. ID
- sltben berlangt bic Niidsabe leiz
nes in &apala Observation-Disclosures
8enn Die aber nidt 5uriidgegeben iein
pollen?
- Sn Nu,nd,1icn bribt INNER meb1
bic l1eber5euguns burb, bab Die geuz
tralitat oas ei,i5ig ridtise fir bas
2anD 9etpeien mare.
- Na6 Ben britifden @erluitliiter
5u urtbeilen, miro nabe8n jeber 2naz
brat5oQ e%rrlnsenen 8oben5 NIT einem
@enl6enleben be5ablt.
- Sb gnglanb na6 ieincr eisenet
Notwithstanding tpobl idon einftal
einen anberen arieg als gesen l1nmenz
Ii6en uno 8ar6aren 'sefiibrt bat?
- Sem Npbember, III Dem 9eut16s
lamb bic Naiirten nm Sriehen bitter
tpirb, folgen Die @eibnadten, an De-
men @dterden NIT 1einen apiafen In
gerlin ein5iebt!
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
Glen Meyer, freigst, baggage and
transfer. Phone rs, residence phone
263.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona in and for the County
of COcOninO
Notice Of Hearing Petition


In the Matter Of the Estate of Alex.
McDermid, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Isabelle
McDermid has filed in this court a
certain document purporting to be
the last Will and Testment of Alex.
McDermid, deceased, together with
his petition praying that said docu-
ment be admitted to probate in this
Court as the last Will and Testament
of said Alex. McDermid, deceased,
who, said petitioner alleges, is de-
ceased, and that letters testamentary
issue thereon to said petitioner Isa-
belle McDermid, and that same will
be heard on Monday, the 9th day Of
November, A. d. 1915, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, at the
court room Of said court, in the court
House, in the town of Flagstaff, Coun-
ty Of Coconino, State Of Arizona, and
all persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
CHAS. H. ADAMS, Clerk.
Dated November 9th, 1916.
Nov. 10-24.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Mr.. Mcdonald Robinson, Of the
Williams State Bank, was in Flag
staff yesterday returning on the even
ing train.
T. e. Pollock expects to go to Phoe-
nix tomorrow evening to notice a
couple Of his horses go in the state
fair races.
Six handsome young ladies will
leave tomorrow evening for Phoenix
to attend the fair. They are Misses
Verna Metcalf, Leslie Mayaower,
Opal Adding, Myrtle Hagerman, and
Miss Deibert.
Harry J. Gray made flying trip
around the loop, voting at Bellemont,
his home town; looked over the field
in Flagstaff and then headed for
Prescott to stack up until the returns
came in before going to Phoenix.
Attorney Harry Fennimore, presi-
dent Of the Phoenix Chamber Of Com
merce, otherwise a real nice young
man with many a swift comeback"
in his noodle, was in Flagstaff Satur-
day on quiet trip of "never-mind-
your-own-business."
Mrs. Rowe and daughter, Miss
Rowe, left last Saturday for Thatch-
er, where they will make their home
in the future. Their many good
friends here very much regret their
leaving but wish them every happi-
ness in their new home.
Jack Diamond and wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Campbell came
home from the coast Sunday evening.
Mrs. Eugene was formerly Miss Ruth
Diamond and remarkably well known
here, but We suppose now, she will
have to be introduced all over again
to folks.
Andy Favire, the popcorn man, has
gone into partnership with Chef Nor
row and opened neat little 'foodry'
in the little place on San francisco
street recently vacated by Charles
Stemmer. 1t is neat, clean little
place with chef that thoroughly
knows his business.
"Pop" Tracey, the veteran life in.
surance man Of Phoenix, was in Flag
staff a few days this week. "Pop'
used to make Flagstaff regularly
every summer, but this summer
whether from cold feet or the exceed
ingly frigid climate Of Phoenix, failec
to come up until the frost was on thu
potatoes and politics were almost il
the shock.
Judge Gus Hanson, the legal ligh
among the darkened places Of Wins
low, was in Flagstaff last week Fri
day and he refused to hunt for vot'
for his independent candidacy for jus
tice of the peace Of the Winslow pre-
cinct. Whatever may be the outcome
Of the election there, and it is Owe
now, Gus will come up smiling jus
the same--he's young and you cam
keep 'em down.
John Chisholm, the friendly OLE
Scotty who never forgets to say
! "gimme your hoond," is one of thu
1 potato producers of the county en-
titled to consideration. Monday h,
brought in sample Of small patel
of twelve acres which woorr muckkl'
tasty and if the rest o the patel
rachted cot like o them, his neigh
bors have a fair RIGHT to complain
because Of the bulgin' Of propert,
lines. His only complaint over thu
size Of the potatoes is that insteac
Of diggin' 'em he'll have to mine thu
most Of them.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
Local Brevities

Bob Walton was in the city from
Winslow, Saturday.
DIR. ]. ]. McLoone Of Phoenix, was
the guest of DR.. R. o. Raymond Mon
day.
u. s. Attorney T. A. Flynn was in
Flagstaff from Phoenix Monday and
Tuesday.
Rev. Fred S. Carter of the Church
of Christ, Of Winslow, has resigned
and gone to ranching.
Julius Wetzler, the Holbrook cattle
baron and merchant, was in Flagstaff
Monday on business.
Arthur Anderson is able to be out
again after severe seige Of illness
which necessitated surgical opera
ton.
C. o. cambridge was in the city the
first Of the week looking up more
feeders to take south for the winter
for Rabbit Bros.
Mr.. E. J. Nordyke, the genial gene
raj manager Of the Santa Fe station
at Williams, was in Flagstaff a short
time Monday morning.
Pat. ]. Murphy, the notorious Hi
bernian who inhabits Camp No. /, A.
L. e. T., was in Flagstaff Sunday,
watching his birthday happen.
w. ]. Randall, the cattleman, was
in Flagstaff the first of the week. He
had been looking after cattle ship.
ments and wore his usual big smile.
Mrs. P. Branch, formerly of Wins
low, who is making her temporary
home in Flagstaff, is visiting friends
in this city for few days.--Winslow
Mail.
Mr.. F. w. Pitcher, representing the
Overland auto as state agent, was in
Flagstaff the first of the week from
Phoenix and arranging a change OF
agency.
"Moqui" Travis, the express deli
very man, has been quite seriously il
the past week and was threatened
with pneumonia for time. He il
improving at present.
w. ]. Stevenson, the contractor, left
Wednesday for Anita, where he viii
build a new home for Tom Wagner
That town is certainly growing rapid
ly since Wagner located there.
Murray Brannen, the hardwar,
peddler, rambled into Flagstaff cleo
ton day and looked the ballots ovel
but did not use any owing to the fac
that he was too far removed from hi
own precinct.
A. W. Bikker, wife and baby, re
turned from a trip to Chicago ant
eastern cities, Monday, where Mr.
Bikker went on business connected
with the sale of the stock Of the Flag
staff hotel company.
s. w. Hodgson, the rancher, was il
Flagstaff Saturday, having disposed
of one carload of potatoes at gooc
price and says he still has root eel
Ter full of extra choice ones which HI
is holding for a better market.
w. H. "Bilp' Dickinson came home
Saturday for a short visit to hi'
family, and he probably voted too OF
Tuesday. He is in charge Of the Hart
Cattle Co., cattle with headquarters
at Pine Top, on range where he says
the grass makes very good eating fol
stock.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
A Lucky Spill Near Bellemont

George Morgan, the rancher and
cattleman, reported yesterday that
there was a mighty lucky spill Of
automobile tourists on the Bellemont
Prairie by a family party touring the
country and on their way west. The
car turned completely around on a
dry, level country. The driver claimed
his stearing gear went wrong with
him.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Rent-Three-room furnished
house, with bath; also new tent house
with fly roof, screened on both sides.
Apply to Mrs. C. n. Adams. Phone
$50 W. Il
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Rent-Two room furnished
house and three furnished house.
keeping rooms. Apply GIG N. Beaver
street.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Wanted-Young men with nerve.
Good pay, short hours, opportunity
for travel, advancement; normal
physique, good references required.
Aviation Dept. THE O'CONNOR
CORPORATION, 5000 s. Eggleston,
Chicago, I'll.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Lost a motor wheel near road be-
tween Flagstaff and Lake Mary. Any
one finding same will please return
to J. C. Simmons, am willing to pay
for the hauling.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Will sell cheap-One Oliver Type
writer, Model No. 8, good condition.
Address P. d. x. General Delivery.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Any one wishing three room fur
nisl ed house for winter, located al
Rogers Lake, rent free, address Bo,
1915.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Found = One handmade cowboy
boot, black leather, on Grand Canyon
road. Owner call at the Sun Office.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS ADS

Found-New ladies Mocha glove.
Information at Sun Office.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

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., 1916-11-10

Boarders Wanted-Rates reason
able. Phone 20SW.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. v. M. Slipher.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Sale. Horse, buggy, harness
and driving cart. Will sell cheap. e.
Sholz.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
FOR SALE

For Sale-Residence property
Mrs. Fl. M. Simington.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that Pete
Espil has retired from the Frisco
Mountain Sheep Company, a co-part-
nership composed Of M. I. Powers and
Pete Espil.
M. l. POWERS,
PETE ESPIL.
Dated at Flagstaff, Arizona, this
9th day Of November, A d. 1915,
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
FOR RENT

For Rent--In the park a five room
house with bath, furnished or I'M
furnished. Mrs. v. M. Slipher.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Rent room furnished cot
tage-W. A. Campbell.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Rent-Five-room furnished
house on Milton Road. $500 per
month. See Arizona Central Bank.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Sale-160 acre ranch, 75 acres
first class farming land, 20 head Of
horses broke to work and ride. IN
miles east Of town.---E. M. Isabel.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Sale-One Wing & Sons $3.50
piano, will sell cheap. Apply Craw-
ford Grocery or w. 8. Borum.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

For Sale-Five room house with
bath, two lots in good location. Apply
to E. A. Baker, $40 Leroux street.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Grey mule
ri on left thigh.
as wire cut on left front foot.
- Brown mule
on left thigh
E on right shoulder.
wire cut on left hind foot.
Reward Of $40 will be paid for their
return. w. H. POWER.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Singer Sewing Machines for sale or
rent. 8. Barron, Merchant Tailor. II
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
go acres in Oak Creek Canyon, "
mile Of private trout fishing on creek.
Waters Of large spring on adjoining
property included. Suitable foriarge
trout hatchery.
JOHN L. ". THOMAS,
Oak Creek Canyon. Sedona, Arts.
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-10

Lost, Strayed or Stolen
Two mules, from County Engineers
camp at Maine, described as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-19
Jersey Cows Attend Banquet.

A cow barn as clean as kitchen is no
longer an idle jest. Thomas 5. Grifhtb
of Glen Tana Farm, Washington, has
realized 1t.
Mr.. Griffith is very particular sbou'
two things, cows and sanitation. de
breeds nothing but pure bred Jer-
seys, for he caters to discriminating
trade which demands milk that is rich
in fat and food nutrients. He rides DIS
hobby of sanitation hard for he is max
ing certified milk, much of which Is
used by infants and invalids, and "quai'
ity first" is his motto.
Mr.. Griffith produces his milk 10 three
large concrete barns, each OF which
houses 100 pure-bred Jerseys. Light,
airy. and sanitary, the barns are modeis
of dairy building construction.
Recently the owner conceived the ioea
Of giving banquet to number or DIS
friends and deputation from Spokane
in one of his barns. Covers for seventy
guests were laid at long tables In the
center alleys and the cows looked on, in-
terested spectators of the feast. Furtner,
more, these queens Of the dairy proveo
themselves the well-bred Jersey ladies'
that they are, and their behavior during
the banquet was most decorOus.
Needless to say Mr.. Grifith's novel
idea made strong impression upon nis
guests, who were thus graphically shown
how sanitary are the conditions under
which certified milk Is produced. NO
cow in Mr.. Griffith's herd Is kept unless
she produces certain amount of milk
and fat and shows profit above the
cost of feed and care.-American Jersey
Cattle Club.