The Coconino sun., 1917-06-01

Stephan Janus of Tuba was a visit or in Flagstaff Tuesday. D. E. Collins, of Camp Verde, has moved to Flagstaff to live. Sid Gassman is out again after a few days illness and looks as good as ever.
 The Sheep Sanitary Commission will meet at the County Court House Saturday.
 Al Sims of Lake Mary was in town yesterday and reported fishing at its best in the lake.
 Mrs. Jos. J. Waldhaus and son re- turned Wednesday night from several weeks visiting in the esat. The case against Ezra Pointer for bootlegging was dismissed in the Superior Court yesterday for lack of evidence.
 w. w. Newman, a prominent sheep man of Heber, Arizona, has returned to his home after spending the winter in Phoenix.
 Chas. Simpson, who was arrested some time ago on charge of boot logging was given thirty day sen- tence in the county jail and $150 fine.
 Frank Spear, who purchased Rec tv-t,nk la ct xx,oaE ha ie x,,an with its performance and could not get along without it now.
 Will Marian states that he expects to have the Jackson-Parker Garage finished sometime next week so thst the Reos will soon have home.
 Jos. J. Waldhaus reports a lively interest in the Overland Country Club model and has made large number of sales during the past month.
 J. H. Barncord and wife of Phoenix are in Flagstaff for the summer and report quite a change of weather to that they have been used to in Phoe- nix.
 Father Vabre was in Winslow Wednesday assisting in introducing Father c. J. Marciniak of Chicago as Rector of the St. Joseph church in Winslow.
 W. H. Pierce, of Cliff Dwellings. was a visitor in town Wednesday and being one of the very few c. A. R. veterans was participant in the Me morial Day Parade. "
 The Home Guard of Flagstaff made a fine showing Wednesday in the Memorial Day parade and with the Battalion Band will soon begin to look like real military organization.
 W. F. dagger of the Flagstaff Mer- cantile Co.,, has purchased Rec truck and besides hauling load after load of potatoes was out Sunday talk ing joy ride in it.
 The Jackson-P Parker Motor Co. have sold three car loads of Reos and Cad illacs during the past two months and report many orders being held up by reason of slow delivery from the fac tory.
 Capt. E. NJ. LeBaron will be in Flagstaff again Saturday at the office of the Coconino Sun and will be pre- pared to enlist any young man who wishes to join the First Arizona Regi- ment. A. w. Bikker, IT,, who. has been confined at home for several weeks past with illness is out again and says he could enpoy all kinds of sunshine if it would quit showing long enough to let the sun shine.
 A. T. Bedell, the motorcycle racer has written MT. H. Jackson that he has secured his Henderson Motor cycle and the B. F. Goodrich Go. will supply him with tires and accessories. Bedell will arrive inFlagstaff about II o'clock Wednesday night if nothing happens to delay him on his schedule. Bedell is making a run from Los An geles to New York City to break the worlds record and will stop at the Jackson-P Parker Garage while resting and will leave at daylight Thursday morning. He will receive S25 per hour for every hour he lowers the record which is now held by Cannon Ball Baker. All of the motorcycle fans who are interested can congregate at the Jackson-Parker Garage and wit ness his arrival.