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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Ohio.
MiddIet0wn Thomas Mccarthy,
grocer. on East Third street, WIS stab
bed In fight
DaytOn--C. +. HutchisOn. AZ, Is
dead from an auto accident, while
7. A. Van Pelt OF Cincinnati is badly
injured.
YOUNGSTOWN M free lunches, no
free cigars. no free booze was the
edict 1f Mayor Oies. when he took Of
fee last Monday
carrollson Judge Harvey J. Eek
ley. =. common pleas court, IL dead
Dennison Mayor w NJ Hill has ap
pointed Patrolman w l.. Pollen as
chiei ri pulice.
Dover tx Mayor Walter H. Scheu
whose term expired last Monday. has
been appointed Oh the state Industrial
commission
tnichvill. Harry Rank has been
appointed cil.'i OF police by Mayor ~
w Keeper.
chilliccttIc Donald D. Hoyt. mininp
engineer was killed by SNOW Slide.
npar furdusa. Alaska. according to 4
@ire Il his brother here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

The Peninsula Choral society held
their regular weekly rehearsal in the
auditorium ~ the Calvary Baptist
church Monday evening with a splen
did attendance and q wonderful lot Of
interest manifested Prof owen.
who has Il very broad psperiene. IN
this work. is very much grattied 1T
the interest shown and the results
obtained While he is DESTROYS Of a
hundred voices To complete this spen
did work til. number has now reached
50 Next Monday evening the rehoaf
sal viii be held at tho FIRST Congre
sationai church and all who are AZ ali
Interested in this work are urged 10
attend and become members II pos
siblc So that the number may rcat II
the loo mark Prof Owen desires
that all those who are taking tenor
please meet him nj 30 T. M for a
little extra prat titn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Miss Celis,ie Ndhin 81 ~ Vernon.
ONO who is bead nurse IN the Mount
Vernon hospital aceoinlan
led BY Miss Ruth Marolnler Of Jtck
sonville. who has been taking tain
ing at the same institute Tor the past
three and II half years. arrived Iues-
day afternoon and are tn guests OF
Miss MacumberG SISTER and brother
ir-law. Mr. and Mrs. v G Grant. At
their home on Main suf 81. bayiona
Beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mr.. ana Mrs. j. II. Anderson have
arrived from their home In Hartford,
Mich. and will spend the winter ut
Seabreexe. near the corner Of PENN
sula drive and Cartridge boulevard.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ GrAver Of Endi
colt. n. Y, are expected this evening
and have arranged to spend the win.
ter at DaytOna Beach. Mrs. Gruver
is sister to &. u. Parker, who is
spending some time at the Tourist
Camp on Live Oak avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mrs j. a Coburn and her accom-
plishea daughter. Miss Lcota Coburn
ahO have been enjoying most de-
lightful three weeks travelling with
Mr.. Coburn on the west coast, have
returned to their home on Halifax
Avenue. Seabreczc. until Friday after
noon. when they win again Join Ir.
Cotu,rn for Il trip down the east coast,
including Palm Beach and Miami. ana
will be awJy until the 33n, when they
return to the Tripl" Cities. ~ which
date Coburns Ministries VIII show At
the Auditorium.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Upper and
their two very attractive children,
who have been spending the two past
weeks ut IlaytOus Beach, left Tuesday
afternoon for West PALM Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mayor and Mrs. John Farr are en-
PERTAINING their daughter Mrs. +. l..
Johnson and children r. l.. Jr.. and
Miss Evelyn. Of Chicago who expect
To spend the remainder Of the winter
season ut the beach Mayor Farr mo
toreh TO Jacksonville aud brought
them down.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mr. and Mrs u $ De Frees and
daughter. Miss Constance he frees.
- wed Tuesday afternoon from Nash
~ N. H., and viii he the guest of
| tkeir relatives. M and Airs r. w.
Rogers, al Their home. alh Vermont
avenue, Daytona Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Miss Stella Boughton arrived Tues
day afternoon from her home in Endi-
colt. n. r., and will spend the bal
ance 0f the season with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs H.. r.. Boughton. who
have Eeen here Tor some time and are
located at 4OG Main street. Daytona
Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

The regular weekly meeting of the
Florida Auto Racing Association viii
be held Wednesday evening, 9 y m
at the assembly room of the Daytun:l
Beach hotel This viii be 4 very 4nf
portaLt meeting which all members
are urged to attend promptly. The
races Of January I5th are expected TO
far eclipse tn" events of January 2
and the energetic efforts of every
member Is necessary AZ this critical
time in the upbuilding Of the local rae
ius association.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

J. Edclstein. who spent last season
here and was no favorabIy impressed
with the beach section. has arrived
from his home in Jersey City. NJ Y,
and Is with his sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Sherman at their
residence at the corner Of Oakridge
boulevard and Peninsula drive, Sea
breeze
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Miss Rag Sherman OF Fleischman
Manor, N. r.. who has been spending
the past summer in the Catskilf
mountains Of New York state, has ar
rived and will spend the winter With
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Sherman.
who reside at the corner of Oakridgt
boulevard and Peninsula drive. Sea.
breeze.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Fred Garrison, charged with bains
drunk and Aghttng. pleaded guilty be.
fore Judge Titus in the city police
court Tuesday and was fined SO and
costs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Costin AMI
party arrived from Pittsburgh. nj,
Monday evening in private car.
which was left on the siding until
Tuesday, when the party were con
veyed to the Clarendon cottage No
I. where they will spend the season
Mr.. and Mrs Costin have been com
INK to Saahrenzc for d number OF sea
sons and have occupied This cottage
several winters
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

IRoNfZED lE4S7 void at all DfRg Sfers guarantees
piete ~ hs Dackoge refunded
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

y. \. 4. DaIlsy, s5D 11t ~
sisrsl Il, - 1ssched ~ ls
elsitriclyni strejnl sntiI sIl(l
lksnses6Eiss ~ = dyaI111 DlIt'
rsl1ov vyiisSil vIgGlty cluFSl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

svobody % sAinb "a seba dgst sh-
ne, aby fefnohlo byt nspriatkl mi
ukrissvansi Ci ono potfebuje ma
sci opatery, nAsej stasostif Oj, co.
II krdel' Hsrpdesev Cha IA jehs'
ziv0ti I,
Nasa narodna viaaloGna radost'
bola by len polovicata, 11asa vese-
lost bola by len nasilnA, keby
SINE nechceli citit' V sebe povin-
most: zachranit' vykdpenie nase
od jeho Herodesov.
Y Ano, my name este vel'ke po-
vinnosti k nasei narodnej syobo-
de. My musime byt' ma strait, ako
betlehemski pastieri pri svojom
stade, My musime Ipomahat' to
diet'a vychovat', my musime ns1
podavat' naSe ruky, ably malo \
Mich oporu, my musime sa starat
ably diet'a rastlo, mohutnelo. Aky
by to Dol rodic, ktory svoje die.
TIA len tol'ko zasluhy ma, ze he
zrodil potom - hoci mech zahy,
ME? A tax ako by SINE. sa moh!
povazovat' "a hlavnych cinitel'o'
pri pfipravovani sa narodnyc,
Vianoc. Kelly 'sme ,ciernou l'aho
stajnost 'ou,, mlkvost'ou odt 'aho
vail od> .psedmetu nasej narodno
vianocne5 radosti. = +.
Kazd yroduverny. slovak, ktor,
sa z1castnil vel'keho boja "a Wy
k1penie naroda pod Tatrami mus
81 uvedomit', re ma este povinno
sti k zabezpeceniu tel svobody.
Ked' slavime Vianoce krest an
stva slavme al Vianoce nasho ma
roda Pomahajme starej vlasti, u
pierajme este nase zraky pod ma
Sc rodne Tatry.. tn hl'a, slovensk
Lfga dava nam pfekrasnu prilezi
tost' pracovat' za nafod, ktory p
mocou tejze Ligy dosiahol svojh
vyk1penia a pomocou jej ma byt
toto vykdpenie dovrsfne.
Prajeme nasim horlivym cleno1
a elenkyniam mnoho vianocnej rs
dosti a veselosti, prajeme marc
du slovenskemu, ably v srdciach ;
merickych Slovakov pc tieto RI
ldostne dni vznesene krest 'ansk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

vne tajenaAiiEa Slov. Ligy,
Is. Box sSe, fitsburgh, RI.
CAM URADosT1, vEsELosT1,

Eianocne sviatky sn sviatkaI1i
radostf. ysetko je akesi zivsic, We.
selsie, akesi zvlastne, detinske city
ovladaj1 srdce l'udstva. Davaji
sa rozlicne da'rky, vyslovuid 50
blahozelania a zvlaste v starom
kraji nadsenim spieva sa staro-
davna slovenska vianocna pieseh
"Cas radosti, veselosti... : >,
Krest 'anstvo sa teda test, lebo
myslienka krest 'anstva stalh sa
ma Vianoce skutkom, lebo prisiel
Vykupitel' sveta pri zvukoch an
jelskeho spevu "Pokoj l'ud'om
dobrej v6le:'.' ~
Toto sn Vianoce krest''ana. A
axe sn Vianoce slovenskeho mario
da? AXE sn nase narodne Viano-
ce? "Co sto bludnych vekov hod.
lalo, zvrtne doba'', povedal mas
vefky prorok a tychto sto vekoy
bolo nasim slovenskym Adven
tom. u
A po oadyente prisly Vianoce
Proroctvo sd 3splnilo, svitol del
slobody, zrodilo sd vgkapenie sla
venskeho naroda mad jeho koll
skou nadchnutou mysl'ou Wy
pnutou hrud 'ou sme stall a VIDA
vail SINE hold svobode nasho dra
heho naroda. 4&>*-
TO boly nase Vianoce, Vianoc'
slovenskfho narodal A my sm'
dali nsss dairy, my sme 81 blaho
zelali.. Lebo. o.ved' ii moze mas ME
Akto.~ahyinovat' ~ neskromnosti
'Red' nadrkoliskous snarodneho Wy
kupenia. ',pocitujeme sladky, ra
Aostny pocit,: ae o narodne viano
ice slovensksho nar9da. . naivia'
)sme sa pricinili my aniericki ,slo
vaci. '>%:,
Lenze ci teraz uz name zabI
/ dat ma tieto krasne Vianoce? {
to novonarodene diet'a slovenske
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
- = :
z 1nformacnej Kancelarie slov
Ligy v Bratislave.

Bratislava, dna %. nov. 1922.
S radost 'ou oznamujem moiim
americkym bratom, ze statny po-
zemkovt 1rad V Prahe bratislav-
skej Kancelarii Slovenskej Ligy
americkej pridelil k rozparcelova.
niu medzi americkych Slovakov v
prvom rade pre- clenov Slovenske Il
Ligy vel 'kostatok Alberta Apo
nyiho, blvaleho mad 'arskeho mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
tajomnlk Slovenskej Lfgy.
Pod 'akovanie od ministra plnou
mocou pre- sprawl Siovsnska "a
b1a1oxsia.:s.
V Bratislave, dina 7. novembra

V Bratislave, dina 7. novembra
1922.
Slovenska Liga,
Bratislava,
Stefanikova ul. {. %.
Slavne predsednictvo!
D'akujem "a blahozelanie, kto-
re tlumocil mne Vasim menom p.
Ignac Gessay, pri prilezitosti moi
no vymenovania "a ministra pre-
|Spravu Slovenska. -" \
Uist 'ujem Vas, ze moje snahy
prospect narodu .sii tie iste,, ako
ich vyslovuje program vasej or:
ganizacie. Idle to, ably sa al .nass
praca doplhala, a ably spolocnost
sama zasiahla V tom smeru, ably
intencia zakono va nradnych ma
riadenf sa dosiahla.
Prajdc navzajom 'Slovenskej Ii
ge, aby jej praca bola korunova
ma zdarom, uist 'ujem. ze buden
Vasu cinnost mat vzdy v pozor
nosti kde budc treba, budcm j,
napomahat',>
,. DR.. Kallav.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

"sprosti" p. Prantner ponzil "ns-
vedomi', 90 10 oysem rozdiel. n
|" Czechoslovak Review Ceskoslo-
venska republika bola pomenova-
ma Czech State a Bohemian
Republic Y clankoch, prevzatych
y inych easopisov. v p5vodnych
redakcnych clankoch ME, odkedy
lie p. Prantner redaktorom. Ziada-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
MA PREDAJ BU0ERNA

Is diva pol rocnym lisem. Pre-
|da sa lacno. Mattel pBhadza
- tohoto mesta. Garantuje 81,
re mono zrobit' pekn6 zivoby.
tic, ale kupitel' must byt' bu-
Ger. Jestli tomu neni tax, kupi-'
tel je ME viazapy. Haste sa' v
tejto kancelarii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
YoHEagEowHsKf sLovEnsKE NoyIH7

lhistra sko1stva ktory svojim skol-
skym zakonom pomad 'arcit mie-
mil cele Slovensko.
Je TO uz treti vel 'kostatok, kto-
NJ medzi americkych Slovakov |
parachute bratislavska Kancelaria |
Sloyenskej Ligy americkej. Ia
majetkom Kohnera v Zemberov
ciach "a majetkom Csakyho VI
Starej Dale prisiel rad ia ohrom-
ny temer 1000 jutar obnasajuci |
vel 'kostatok Apponyiho.
Tento vel'kostatok nachodi sa
" blizkosti Bratislavy, len ma Is
KIN. cd nej. Rozprestiera sa ma O.
bidvoch stranach vel 'keho rame-
ma Dunaja. Prisldcha k nemu te-
mer 1000 jutar obnasajuci les O.
lplyvajuci bazantmi, srnami inou
|zverinou. Podu ma urodn1, uplne
rovn1, bez vsetkych vyvysenin,
ktora plodi vsetko. Zacina sa ne
d'aleko zeleznicnej stanice Ivan
ky, ma ktorti Bratislavy platl sa
vlakom Kcs. 1.50.
Ma vel'kostatku s1 4 majere, a
ma kazdom znacny pocet budov.
Budovy tieto vynlmaj1c niekol'-
,kych budov ma Eberhardskom MI
Jeri dostanti sa vsetky bez zvlast
neho poplatku kupitel 'om pody.
Budov tychto je vyse so a samy
v sebe reprezentuj1 yelik1 cenn.
i Cena p6dy je Kcs. 5000, pre
clenov, Slovenskej LGgy americkej
len Kcs. 1900. "a uhorske jutro
(12OO stvorocnJch siah). V Gene
tejto obsazena je cena budov, @vsc-
tky parcelaene vIlohy; kolonizac-
ny statny poplatok a pozemno-
knizne prevedenie majetku ma me-
ma kupitel 'ov. Kazdy kupitel svoj
}. majetok bude mat prevedenF
n hned' po prevedeni parcelacie, O.
y Ste roku 1923 a dan cd prenese-
= MIA tiez bude "a neho platena.
y Tu je zriedkava pr1lezitost' pr7
l. kazdeho elena Slovenskej Ligy "a
V dovazit' 81 majetok bezprostred
j nej blizkosti hlavneho mesta Slo
J. venska. Lepsej prilezitosti cestou
i parcelacie nadobudnut pri Brati
- slave majetok Wac nebude. Jedel
I vydrziavatel' rodiny moze 81 XII
! pitt do $40 jutar pody, ale n;
! vydrzanie strednej rodiny 20 ju
! tar dplne postaei.
+ Ktory ameritk! y! Slovak by=s
chcel podu tohoto vel 'kostatk'
zadovazit', mech sd prihlasi u bra
ta tajomnlka Slovenskej Ligy ia
ma A. kociira, p. O. Box 996, Pitt
bufgh, Pa. a mech Bosak Stat
Banke. Scranton, Pa, slozi eel,
obnos "a kupenu podu.
Ktory kupitel' by sa nemoho
- vratit' buducej jari k obrobeni
svojho majetku, obrobenie pod,
IL postara sa "a neho kancelaria Sic
ia. venskej Ligy alebo moze 81 vyme
IA novat zastupcu, ktory sd 0 tot
Id obrobenie p6dy a pripadne al
zatvu postara.
O p6du prihlasit sa treba bra
tovi tajomnikovi Slovenskej Ii
) gy najneskorsie do Is. januar
~ 1923. Neskorsie prlhlasy nebud1
), moct' byt' vzate do OIL 'adu, po
nevac do jarnIch prac, ktore za3
MI ssa asi polovici februara pc
=. da musi byt uz rozparcelovana
o slovensku vychovu dietok kupl
= tclov tohoto vel 'kostatku bude p(
: starane. Bratislayska Kancelari,
: SIoyenskej Ligy vybuduje ma by
valom vel 'kostatku Apponylh(
"a ,vzornn slovensku skolu.
+, Ignac Gessa5,
a. zastupca SLOW. Ligy amerlckeJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
oPRAvA.

Y clanocku "Hldpi Slovaci' v
&. Z di1a Is. dee. omylom bolo "
dane, ze p. Emil F. Prantner, red.
"Czechoslovak Review" lie uni
tarianskym fararom. p. Prantner
fararom neni. Tiez miesto slova
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
Bell Main 952. Auto. ALL
JOzef Friedman
pRAvoTAR A vEREJNY
NoTAR
Hovori po slovensky.
200 STAMBAUGH BLDG.
Youngstown, o.
tDOSTANE ROBOTU

Dievca IA vSeobecnu ,domacu
pracu. Met prania ami biglovania.
Vysvedcenie charakteru sa vyza-
duje. Haste sa u Mrs. J. G.. Herald
1889 Elm St. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
HL'ADAME DIEvCA

ma vseobeend damacu pracu, MET
prania, dobre miesto a plaza. Te-
lefon, Main 1869 alebo hlaste 50
osobne 354 Lora Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

lefty zamiehaly "a i 4 svznsssnymi
|ndrodnyfhi citafhi. vtedy tento Jas
bade naozaj "cas radosti, vese-
|losti...
IS bratskyn poadravenim som
VAN oddany spplubrat
Jtn - Kocdr,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
MA pREDAJ DOM

Preda sa 5 izbovy bungalow IA
jednom floore, moderne stavany,
s gazom, clektrikou a vodou. Hla-
sit sa treba {. 949 T.. Indianola
Ave-, pri South Ave. e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
II y Drobne ohla$l<y 81

TAYLOR & BtJRKHoLDER
412 Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
Specializujl sa v predavani do.
brych fariem kazdej vel 'kosti a v
kazdom mieste. L'ahke podmien-
ky alebo zameni mestskym ma
jetkom. ..> (lr)
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
APPORTIONMENT IS MADE OF
 SCHOOL FUND IN ARIZONA

Miss Elsie Toles, state superinten- dent of public instruction, announced the apportionment of the state school fund to the several counties. Two apportionmentS are made annually, one in May, and the other in January. Before making the apportionment this year it was necessary to obtain an opinion from the attorney general as to whether high school students should be taken into consideration in making the apportionment. Attorney general Galbraith ruled in the affir- native, stating that the apportion- ment is based on the number of pu- pills of school age, and holding that high schools are part of the com mon school system. The apportion- ment by counties was as follows:
 Apache, S17654.65; Cochise, $117,- 009.60; Coconino, $15,4Ss.S0; Gila, S63 ,019.20; Graham, $35,175.60; Greenlee, $4O,325.6O; Maricopa, $231,- ; 283.20; Mohave, $10,0O1. 60; Navajo, s26, ,1S9.60; Pima, $72,129.20; Pinal, $34 4.336.80; Santa Cruz, S22,040; Yav- apai, $46,644; Yuma, $90,536.80; to- tai, $761 ,756.65.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
PHOENIX IS HOTBED OF DRUG
 USERS SAYS NARCOTIC AGENT

Under instructions from headquar- ters in Washington, c. R. Frazier has arrived in Phoenix with a force of derela narcotic agents to take charge of a situation which he terms "the worst of its kind in the United States" As a first step in his clean up campaign, Frazier, with the as- sistance of Roy Morrell and D. J. Lucey, of the local police department, have placed John Thurman and H. E.. Barker under arrest on a charge of violating the Harrison narcotic act. The officers say the two men had three ounces of opiates in their pos session at the time of their arrest.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
NEWS OF INTEREST GATHERED
 HERE AND THERE IN THE STATE
OFFICERS RAID OPIUM DUMP
 AND SECURE $15,0OO WORTH

More than $15,0OO worth of narcot- ics, both morphine and cocaine, were taken by United States Revenue Off cers c. J. Bright and H. Flemming, of the Fl Paso office, in a raid Sat urday on the home of Mayo Simpson at POP s. Montezuma street.
 The story of the seizure and the carrying on of the drug traffic by Simpson reads more like dime novel than the orderly affairs of a western city. According to the officers, Simp- son was in the habit of meeting a Mexican from Nogales in Skull Val ley in the small hours of the night, get the cargo of smuggled drugs, and bring them back here to dispense to the unfortunate addicts in Prescott and Fort Whipple.
 More than 90 people were observed by the officers coming and going from the barber shop in two days time, buying the drug with hard-earn- ed money and spending hoarded say ings for it.
 Buckets full of silver dollars were found during the search at Simpsons home, he having been unable to bank his money as fast as it came in with out arousing suspicion. The haul of drugs is the biggest ever made in the state of Arizona, the officers say.
 Information was obtained by the officers at Fl Paso of the traffic here and at Phoenix a report was made by a hop-head of the trade. The officers arrived in town a couple of days ago and began an investigation, closely watching Simpsons barber shop, which they declare was simply a blind, and not for the purpose of bar bering.-Prescott Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
INQUEST HELD OVER THE
 BODY OF s. P. BANDIT

T. o. Dugat met death on May 15 from gunshot wounds inflicted at the hands of Harry Stewart, express mes senger of Los Angeles, according to verdict of the coroner's jury at the inquest held into Dugat's death. Dugat was shot when he, with a num- Der of companions, attempted to hold up the Golden State Limited about eight miles west of Tucson.
 It was brought out that a thermos bottle containing nitroglycerine was found in the effects left behind by the bandits after they had been rout- ed by Stewart. While in quest of clues as to the identity of Dugat, Sheriff McDaniels today found five barrels of mash on Dugat's ranch. The mash was secreted in a tunnel about 75 yards from the bandit home. A quantity of corn meal and sugar also was found. Officials were unable to find the still.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
ONE SUSPECT IS TAKEN
 FOR TRAIN ROBBERY

Charged with being an accessory after the fact in connection with the attempted train robbery at Jaynes Monday morning, Richard R. Starr, a pipefitter employed by the South ern Pacific, was arrested at his home in Tucson by Sheriff Ben F. Daniels. The arrest was made on a warrant sworn to by Sheriff Daniels. The de- fendant is accused of having harbor- ed the bandits.
 The prisoner was arraigned before Judge Pease and demanded prelim- mary examinatioF His bond was fix ed at 5000. a
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
KILLED AFTER
 15 SHOTS FROM HUNTER

Standing within six feet of the brute when the last bullet finally brought it down, Ramsey Patterson last Friday killed the grizzly bear that has wrought so much damage among the herds of cattle in the northeastern part of the county.
 Fifteen shots were necessary before the huge animal toppled over and several old shots were found in it la ter, when the carcass was skinned. Patterson carried a U. s. navy nm. rifle and James Norman, who ac- companied Patterson on the hunt, car ried a 1903 Springfield.
 The bear measured eight feet in length and the hide, which is about seven feet across, is on display in the window of the Bassford- -Burmister company. The hind foot tracks of the animal measured eight inches across and IA inches in length, according to Patterson, who tracked the bear for some time before his pack of lion hounds ran across it in Bear Spring canyon, about 12 miles from Perkins vile.
 The hounds tracked the grizzly, sew Sidl tllleS uIlNlllS II OuI Ol Ile DIuSHB where it had tried to hide, badly wounded but still full of fight. The first shots were fired at about 300 feet distance, according to Patterson, and the last one at about 6 feet.
 The bear is one that has caused thousands of dollars worth of loss to cattlemen of that part of the county and had been hunted for years. It killed cows, by preference, eating only the udders of the slain animals. Twenty carcasses of animals killed this spring since the grizzly came out of winter quarters already have been found, it is said.
 The hide is to be sent to Washing ton for mounting by the members of the biological survey in the state. - Prescott Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26
HOLBROOK POWER co. GIVEN
 AUTHORITY TO SELL STOCK

Authority to issue $30,O00 of cap ital stock to cover capital advanced was granted to the Holbrook Light and Power company yesterday by the corporation commission. The stock is to be issued to retire all bills and ac- counts payable of the company and to install $10,OO0 oil unit. The conn mission also granted the company permission to issue $20,000 in first mortgage per cent bonds to mature in IA years, and ordered that all sim liar bonds issued under a grant of January 15, 1916, be cancelled.