The Coconino sun., 1921-09-23

Union Taxi Company, phone 75.- Advei tisement.
 Bender's is family restaurant Adve, tisement.
 Big shipment of Tanlac just receiv- ed. Breen-LewisDrug Co.,, local agents. Advertisement.
 Sixteen men have been sent from tllis county to the state penitentiary since the first of last January.
 Saving tires is saving money. Let us show you how. Flagstaff Vulcaniz- ing Shop. Phone 63.-Advertisement
 Homemade candy, made fresh daily. Watch our window for Satur- day specials. Bailey's Candy Kitchen. advertisement.
 R. J. Abbott, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe with headquarters at Phoenix, was in Flag staff Tuesday making his usual rounds.
 Among Flagstaff visitors this week were: Mrs. Frank Herr, of Williams; Miss Helen Wright, Ralph Greer and R. E. Lewis, of Phoenix, and E. G. Sporlider, of Tucson.
 High Tillman went to Phoenix Sat urday to drive home a new truck for a customer of the White garage. Mrs. Tillman stayed with Mrs. s. k. Burke while Hugh was away.
 c. J. Spellmire and Jack Lyons, the Damon and Pythias of sheep fame in the Winslow country, were in Flag staff last Friday on business and vis- iting old time friends.
 We noticed around here Tuesday: w. c. Goetz and family, E. B. Stan ley, Tucson; Ray Doughman, Hol- brook; E. J. Anderson, R. J. Abbott and Geo. A. Duke, Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bob. Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Plumbleigh Misses Josephine and Irene Kelly and MT. and Mrs. Bayard Brinton motored to Grand Canyon Sunday to spend the day.
 William Colcord, prominent cattle man of the Roosevelt district, was ir Flagstaff the first of the week, ac- companied by his son. Mr. Colcord says range conditions are good down that way at present.
 James Swinnerton, the funny-pic ture man of national fame, accompan. jed by Mrs. Swinnerton, left the first of the week for Grand Canyon where he will look after the William Ran dolph Hearst property at Grand View
 Visited Flagstaff the first of tn, week: John H. Pearce, Taylor; H. c Tufts, Tucson; Geo. c. Crosby, Jr. Mesa; F. F. Bartlett, Winslow; H. D Van Alstine, Williams; E. E. Barnard Phoenix; w. H. Pfeiffer and wife Tuba City.
 The paving of three blocks at tn, east end of East Aspen avenue witt bitulithic was completed the first O this week. It is hoped by most O our people that things will be in shap' for the laying of lot more of thii good. paving next year.
 Don Chisholm was in from hi ranch the other day, sore as a boilet owl--in his back-because his hors' | had fallen over on him and crushed out a few internal organs. He go the essentials back into place and i rubbing out the lameness.
 Mrs. O. B. Raudebaugh and childrer left on Wednesday for Bisbee, to visi for few weeks with Mrs. Raude baugh's parents, MT. and Mrs. R. H Cochran. Mrs. Priscilla Raudebaugl | is keeping house for her son in thu absence of the latter's family. Just received a large shipment O. the wonderful remedy, Tanlac. Thi is the great medicine you have beer hearing so much about. The remed! that's made such a wonderful repta tion and which has accomplished sucl remarkable results all over the United States and Canada. Get your bottl, now at Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Ad vertisement.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Fronske ant children, George T. Harrington ant daughter Helen, Mrs. Elizabeth Mer ritt, Mir. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson, Mir and Mrs. Alex Johnston, MT. and Mrs Bert Cameron, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Mer ritt and Mir. and Mrs. Geo. c. Wheat CT visited Jack LeBarron's ranch or Sunday, looking for wild grapes anc black walnuts.
 Frank Fisher, the young Garland Prairie farmer, says he wants it dis. tinctly understood that he is not tho Frank Fisher, of Government Prairie who was foreman of the jury in the Nash murder trial. The first-namet Frank has grown tired of having peo. pie reprimand him for leniency that he didn't have chance to show and didn't feel. His brother-in-law, M. H James, was on the jury and voted foi first degree murder and the extreme