The Coconino sun., 1922-04-21
THE COCONINO SUN

Wonderful values in new spring hats, $3.50 at Sid Gassman's.
 Union Taxi Company, Phones 75 and 30. Advertisement.
 Notice-You can't frighten or bluff the men on "The Iron Trail."-Rex.
 Milt Ferrer, one of Doney Parks ranchers was compelled to blow up his alfalfa on account of the damage done to it by gophers.
 Charlie Murray dropped in on Sun day to sned the day. He is now a special officer for the Santa Fe rail- road company at Williams.
 The special state legislature raised tho salaries appropriation for the Northern Arizona Normal school from S91 300 to S99,900, and $2,0O0 was added to the capital investment ap- propriation.
 G. Harrison Conrard, the rancher, better known as poet and author, hav- ing written many poems and stories of worth, depicting the west, its GUS toms and its people, was in from his place at Doney Park Tuesday.
 "Where there is smoke, there is al ways fire" so when twenty million well-known men and women in all walks of life say Tanlac is good medi- cine, there must be something to it. Breen-Lewis Drug Go. - Advertise ment
 John M Clark is impatiently wait ing for the weather to get more set ted Just as he was feeling about right after his long illness to come down town again, it got too cool to venture farther than the street near his home. .I
 Mrs. R. L. Neill, wife of our city marshal, received a telegram Friday morning informing her of the death of her uncle, Watson Filler, rancher, at Butte, Montana. The remains were taken to his old home at Parsons, Kansas, for burial.
 At the last regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus the question of increasing interest in the affairs of the council by having socials at times was talked over and a committee on entertainment was appointed. The council has also taken up the matter of purchasing building for the use of the council.
 Eric Denver of Bellemont was in town the latter part of last week and gave The Sun look-in. He says the weather is improving and signs of spring are apparent all around the Bellemont neighborhood, and that the ranchers are busy getting ready to plant their crops. Mrs. Denver is in Phoenix at present with the rest of the family.
 Miss Rosa Bouton, home demonstra- tion agent, attended a mass meeting at Winslow Thursday evening in the interest of the cleanup and 'fiy' campaign. This is Cleanup" week ! in Winslow. Miss Bouton will attend the Pan-American club meeting al Williams next Tuesday and will ar range to give some lessons in millin- cry there later.
 Charles Marshall, who was accident ally shot last week while witnessing charivari party in the streets of Winslow, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Mar shall. Charlie is all right except for a slight limp, and he says he sure had a narrow escape, and that he thought when the bullet hit him that he was a "goner."
 Percival Es Kidder, employed in the auditing department at Babbitts', left on Saturday for the Yosemite Nation al Park, where he will be warehouse man. Mrs. Kidder will remain here to prosecute the suit she recently brought against Flagstaff for S20,000 | for damages sustained several weeks ago when she fell on the icy side- walk near the Weatherford hotel. The home demonstration agent Rosa Bouton, will give a demonstra- tion of the use of the "pressure cooker" at Mrs. Hutchinson's home in Doney Park today. Miss Bouton will hold an all-day meeting. A lesson will also be given by the agent ir the art of millinery, including the re- modelling of hats. The home makers efficiency project will be considered at this meeting.
 In the last few days City Marshal Neill has arrested three men charged with burglary and one with grand larceny, two of whom afterward pleac guilty to the charge of burglary anc one to grand larceny in the courts o1 Navajo county. Which. speaks wei for the efficiency of the marshal ant his assistants, and the watchfu}nes! and care with which they protect ano watch over the interests of Flagstaff