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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Fl,,. Isa-t wife

Much more IL known Of the
principal. or the East wife. as She
iH called. she b. a princess OF thu
Manchu household. Her name,
however, may never be known ia
the outside world for even 10 the
imperial city the princ.Sses are not
called by their given names This
one II called by the family TIA
kuniang OF the Great Girl She Is
said To- be "a little older than the
emperor, hut this j. only gossip and
Chinese women like their western
sisters. can be catty at times.
The princess IL beautiful s--oet
OF temper ana manners and odu-
Gated In the art Of embroidery. 40
the emperor was told by the go
between.
On the night Of the ceremony
the serond and third brides win
enter by separate gates, kowtow
before their husband dnd pass on
60 their apartments.
The princess. borne IT, a wedding
chair, will enter through the east
gate. The wedding chair. NOW na-
ing huilt, IL 80 large that her gate
must be- torn down 10 allow her to
pass pat aud then will be rebuilt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Cow Tours Country
On Board a Flivver

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June
"a United Preae) Garry your
fresh milk with you on your sum
mer trip"
Several tourists passing through
this city recently carried everythins
on their mvvers but a bar.
Trunks and haas completely COW
cred the Tider 81 the fiivver Of ono
tourist. The family reserved small
spaces on the front saa The
radiator wns covered with eookinr
utepsl,e. a trailer bore household
articles galore and the hack seat
We'll. this tourist aud hts family
didn't want 10 leave the COW AT
home. 70 she was given the rear
compartment
The o appeared 90 be enjoy
Ing the tour immensely.
The tourist party enjoyed fresh
milk daily they aid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

'typing IL a bit hard on he hands
AT my age. But I'm a 'ons-finEes
fingers OF each OF my hands thai
get the work.
Charlotte was approached bv q
salesman with n noiaelexn tNrt-
writer. What's the good of that
to- me Y" she demanded AZ aha
punched the keys OF her cast tron
british machine. I'm deaf"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

LONDON June ~ UNITED preEsl
"A two-thonannd -year-oid pre-
historic village has been unearthed
AZ sidmouth. u4yonshife. During
the laying out OF q future building
site, workman untarthed oeer three
hundred articles. incld ling pets
arrow heads. sfone area knives,
nints and ieweifF The specimens
have been Forwarded "a The Bfitish
Museum. the curator % which adj
Judges the ruIcs 10 be stone age
implements Of al least two thoa-
sand years aeo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

The Il. NJ. $. Homeric. the larg-
est twin rcrew ocean liner afiont, II
III feet long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

Total surface area II the world
approximaics $4,000, GOO sguefs
llloH
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4 Colorado, and known and le.

otats Of Colesado, and known and 1e-
sssiAeA ~ lsllsws:
YAa North half IN 1-2) of the
Nsrth half (nI1-3) Of Section thirty
(S30) in Township two (T2, South
Range sixty-nins (SR6s) West; also
the sonth half of section numbered
nine<eea (19), in township two (2)
ss~th. range sixty-niae (se) west,
les five and thry-tws ons-hund-
DfeAths $3.50 acres, more or less, as
lescl Bed IN warranty deed recorded
a kk IN Ut faae 80. Of the
Jef4 n Otanty, Colorado. records
ahs - 49, Hundred five aad enc
I1kw lial ss.es, .fae Or lsss
:. :.fTs.s zt.,,f; Il r.
go E1ls -
FCssV sli more isl1y dsserissd in
w.i krIt deed recorded in Book ZIG
1t Page 9, Of said Jefferson County,
Colombo, records, leaving the
amount of land herein intended to
be conveyed, three hundred sixty
nine and 6S-100 acres (S69.68)
acres, more or less.
Also, all water, water rights, rights
Of way for water bitches. ditch
rights, rights of way for bitches,
reservoir and reservoir rights be-
longing or appertaining to any and
all of the above described property,
including thirty (3O) inches of water
from The Golden, Ralston Creek
and Church Ditch; also four tenths
(4-10ths) interest in and to the Last
Chance Ditch, which ditch taps Coal
Creek near the County line, between
jefferson and Boulder Counties; al
so all right, title and interest in and
to the Last Chance Reservoir No. 1,
and The Last Chance Reservoir No.
2. which reservoirs were formerly
known as the Luke Lakes: excepting,
however. one-half interest in the
right to enlarge what is known as
the upper Lake not to exceed ten
(lO) feet in depth; such enlarge
ment to carry with it three tenths
(3-1Oths) of said Last Chance Ditch,
(said 3-10ths being The Lackawanna
Oil Shsle Products Company's inter
est in said Last Chance Ditch. md
ie not mart of the 4-10ths herein
above conveyed), together with al
and singular the tenements. heredi.
taments. privileges and appurten'
ances whatsoever thereuntO belong
ing. or in any wise appertaining, ant
the heversions, remainders, rents
issues and profits thereof at Public
Auction for cash in hand to tht
highest bidder.
GARY C. KERR.
Sheriff and Acting Sheriff in ant
for the County Of Jefferson, Colo
redo. if 7u1 ..r
Pershing. Nye. Frv and Tallmage
Attorneys for the Plaintiff. nm H.
First Pub. S~nt. oath 1922 .5s
Last Pub. OFT. -. 1872 ..
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sHERlFFS SALE

STATE OF COLORADO, ...... r
a County Of jefferson fSS un
In the District Court, In and for the
Citv and County Of Denver, Colo
~ f1do. r"'d srd <gt fn9unniG,b ~,
The Pioneer State Batk. . corpora
tion,1 plaintiff, ~. The Lackswanna
on Shale Products Company, . cor
posxtioa; r, A. E1eet ~ TIE Public
Trustee Of Cheyenne County, Cole-
rado: q. Z. Juehem As the Public
Tfuaise Of jefferson, County, Colo
,.do: s. 2; Granp. 9; D. crynp g g
Densiow., John G.ffy." Farmers stses
and Savings Bank Of Akron. Cslo-
rado:i Grant NcPhsrsSa, STATE Bank
Cosnniasioas1 Of, Colorado, and Dan
lei J. Gaffy, defends nts, .di nh
Under and by virtue Of docres
md order Of saie entered In. the
District Court In and for the City
and County Of Denver on tho thtr-
teenth day, Of September. A.. y.
1922 and a writ IN the nature Of .
writ Of special execution issued In
pursuance Of said decree. which Is a
part and parcel Of said decree. on
the fourteenth day Of September.
A. d. 1922. wherein it is decreed
that there Is, due the above-named
rlaintiff, The Pioneer State Bank,
from the above-namcd defendants.
The I.ackawanna Oil ,Shaie Products
Company. corporation, 3. D.
Crump and John Gaffy on certain
note and mortgage deed the sum Of
Four thousand two hundred seven
nrd sO-10O dollars (S4, 4,207.s0.) and
costs and under and by virtue Of
said decree nm order of sale. the
undersigned Gary c. Kerr. Sheriff
md netting Sheriff Of the County of
Jefferson. am authorized, directed
md empowered to expose for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
ecribed. at public auction, after Civ.
ing notice Of the time and place OF
said sale according to the practice
and course Of tho law relative to sales
of real estate under execution, for
the purpose Of realizing the amount
80 found, due the plaintiff a. afore-
said, with interest. costs. disburse-
ments and commissions on said sale.
/ Nov, therefore, PUBLIC NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that will. on
the 21st day Of October, A. D. 1922,
at the hour of ten o'clock In ths
forenoon Of that day, at the front
door Of the County Courthouse IN
the City Of Golden. County Of JET.
ferson and STATE of Colombo, sell
and disppse Of the property lying oE
being II the County Of Jsffsfson,
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ANOTHER GARAGE

F. c. Aurchison has the work
veil under way on a large new
garage building on Wadsworth-
ave opposite the north end of
the Newt. Olson Lumber Com
pany's yards. 1t is understood
nat the building is being erected
for the use of the Ashton Motor
Sales COMPANY the local Chsvro-
let dealers. Chevrolet sales and
die general business of the Ash
tea sSnpany = xrow;n. 50 pasid-
y AAt the present quarters have
b6ca sstgrS&s fsr sbmt taps.
1t is necessary for them to utilize
e vacant block Of ground for the
odisplav Of new and used cars.
The new location j. in the fast
growing new business district OF
Arvada. Within the past few
months It has beer more evident
that business would turn that
wav. The 1a-re lumber business
of the Newt Olson 7 unher cow
parv draws an immense business
down that wav. Tho extension
nf the D,v;s Garare ON Wads-
worth has been another incentive
for business to trr- the correr
With the Odd Fellows huildiro
to be built Just wcst off, W.T.
Olson offices and nffo-a' ive
e~ce1ler+ en,cee fo- -n+ai' ne, A.
Iishnerts there will be orcat
deal of new business swung that
way. A. L. Davis is conte-'-
ntatinr bnildino on his lots At
Wadsworth and Adelaide, lust
south of the Newt Olson Office.
Wadsworth Is now waved as far
north as tho town limits. cables
have hee- laid for ornamental
street lights ard that street is
coming to the front. r.
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a. SUMAAODGe
STATE OF COLORADO, l
County II Je4epa,
m HE DIST&IG1 -
~. y
,HERARETN G0SS4A. /
Lsf Plaintiff,
DANIEL W. GosNEhL. J ju

DANIEL W. GOsNEkL. j.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLODRADO, l,e,gs 81 ,L.l
TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE
NAMED GREETING: '''.'.' (
You are hereby required to ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff,
IN the District Court of the County
Of Jefferson. State of Colorado,
ard answer the complaint therein
within thirty days after the service
hereof. if you are served within this
State: or within fifty davs after the
service hereof if served personally
outside the State of Colorado; or,
If served by publication. within .ixtv
davs from the date of the last publi-
cation. or trial will be had the same
as thouoh YOU We're present.
This is an action BROUGHT to OBJ
tain a decree Of divorce on the
Grounds that the defendant has been
guilty Of failinc tn mako n renson-
able provision for the support Of the
Plaintiff ard sa;d children for .
ne-;od cf more than orc year next
nrhcedirr the commencement OF
this ectien. and that he has nbsonted
himself from the plaintiff for more
than one wear nrior to the bocin-
ming of this action ard such other
and further relief nc nav seem to
the court Just and equitable from
the corrlairt copv If which is
hcreunto attached. and the evidence
ndduced NM. the trial.
WITNESS. CHARLES PIKE
Clerk ~ said Court with the seal
thereof he,ernto affixed nj office
~ the Citv Of Cnldan. this 22nd day
cF Serterrhnr A. D. 1922. r
District Court Seal, ....
CHARLES PIKE.
'. ".... ~ Clerk
First pnh. Oct. 12. 1922 ..r
Last Pub. Nov. 9, 1929. u....,
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will deliver to the purchaser q sest-
ficats Of sale As provided By Nv.
The above sale will be made subject
to prior incurabrancs for $S000.00
due February goth 1923, Of record.
Dated at Golden, Colorado, Octo-
ber 14th, 1922.
FFr GUY E. JUCHEM,
Pubic Trustee in and for the
County of jefferson, Colorado.
First Pub. Oct. 10, 1929
Last Pub. Nov. is, 1929.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRShlP,

Estate of BENJAMIN H. TALL
BOTT, Deceased. No. 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
the 1Oth day Of Octobsr A. d. 1922,
at 1000 o'clock in the forenoon o.
said day. I will present to the Coun-
~ Court of Jefferson County, State
Of Colorado, at the Court House in
Goldea, my accounts for final settle
ment Of administration I said
Estate. whom and where all persons
ia interest nay appear and object to
then, if they ~ desire.
ADA at ths same time and PLACE
vpoa ~ vaifiel rsitisn It RSlhs
+. Cslxott. c,Ainizg tsessia y 30
wiis aa1 = heir It Nv Of said T.
ceased ana as such entitled 70 an
estate Of inheritance In the htestste
lands. tenements and hereditamepts
constituting all or rart Of said
estate, said court will receive and
hear proofs concerning the heirs of
said deceased. and will judicinlly -.
certain and determine the heirs OF
said decedent.I 1t being alleged in
said Petition that said petitioner
Nellie f. Talbot and Fred II. Tai
bott both Of Wheatridge, Colorado,
the wife and son Of said deceased,
are his only heirs nt law. All per
son. who are or who claim to be,
heirs Of said deceased and intercstei
ir said estate to appear and defend
therei, or abide the action of the
court in the premises.
NELLIE r. TALBOTT,
Administrators Of said Estate,
A. d. Jameson, Attorney.
First Pub. Sent. 2Sth. 1929
Last Pub. Oct. Goth 1922 I
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W alter P. Smith L Son
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.rinisf biw Zoo y.bg.inimlf
",ri Hi I,p .dpT s0t
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GsIe 2 :i.,,ils AZ, H..
VIA
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

y Whereas, frank ". Smith and
Celia A. Smith, husband and wife,
by deed 81 ttast. dsted the aoth day
q February rdyEh 1915, I, which Is 'rreeerd-
"a HI lbook1 Se1. paSs 81, Of the NJ
cords in the office of the Clerk and
Rseor3sr pof sthe County Of yeffer-
aop, Colorado, duly conveyed to the
Public Trustee III Ind Tor tiie Coun-
u 81 nJeffSfscn.d Colorado, The fol-
'iowin9 described real, estate IN The
tCounty Of, Jsffsrson, Colorado, 70
n Wit: The West half Of the Est
half. Of the East half OF The North
east quarter of the Northwest quart
fer fw1.1 Of E1-2 Of Ei.2 Of NEi,4
Of NWl-4), of Section Twenty-five
.ff25), Township Three 81 South, OF
Range Sixty-nine t69) West OF the
9Th Principal Meridian. containing
five fS) acres. more or less. togeth-
er with all the buildings and i'm
provcmcnts situate thereon and all
water, rights, bitches and laternls ard
right Of way. particularly five ~
inches Of water from the Rocky
Mountain Water Company's ditch.
which deed Of trust was made to Sc
cure payment Of their pronissory
note Of even date with said deed OF
trust for the sum Of seven hundred
(S7OO. .OO) dollars. ravable to the
order Of Mary s. Sabin. five years
sitter the date thereof, with interest
thereon at seven per cent per an
mum until maturity. interest pay
able quarterly. as is more particular
" set forth in said deed Of trust,
reference to which is hereby made
for Greater certainty. and,
Whereas. the said Frank w. and
Celia A. Smith and all persons claim
ing by. through or under them hav-
ing defaulted in the payment Of the
installmcnt Of interest upon said
note which became due August 20.
1922 and IN the payment for water
for irrigsting said land during the
season Of 1922 and aHso In the taxes
,c~ied asaiRst seid property for the
year 1921, which said pavments for
Watir and taxes the holder Of aaid
note was requcnted to pay and did
pay In order. = protect the security
fee ,ssM indsbtsdpe.ss and which said
poyhsHt TT inktsest, Vster and tax.
es amount 70 siRhty-four dollars and
fift4e e$h!fA:lsl and the lsx9i
hold41 Of ~ NptsS having elected
Q. ssssuat q aid dsfault 70 de<lars
ssid, note unpaid. due and payable %
' Nov, ThSrefSts, A. thS Written -,
ouSst 81 Henry p. ElliS. assignee spd
ths iSfIi holder of sid note pSrsp-
Giht u law, I, The uNdsssikusd, Pub
w TrvstsS IN md fer thS County u
iJsffetssny Colorado. Do hsFsby Kivs
! naEiaA thAk I viii. Il the hour df 10
, o'e)esk In |. the ,forenoon Of Monday,
,Naysnbsy 10. 1s22, q ~ mai9 'sn.
Efenee. o. front door 81 9he C0akt
nou4S, In tk1 County q Jeffstbon.
CtiSf1do,, fsen' AZ pubiiei auctio1. 70
the hiehstt uMd .bssA biddssi for es9A,
Z H., md described ppemiseS. oil he
liYiGAt. l1iEis sad iptefest Ipf the said
Frank W., iHmith and oCsna A. Smith
their hsies and assigns therein, fer
ghs ptfpose Of npsyink ths' sun u
SSvSm hundrsd 'si9hsy.foar dsilarS
iGhd fiftSsn' cents ifo1e4.1S) togSth!
Gr WITH interest thereon from 6Spe
::7s3slAIs.at ~ ste e. .s1 ss'' ...s.. = sas
tAs Indebtedness secured By said
% Il s.s III 3Gs trust, and
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Telluride Journal. Mr.. Sweets
primary campaien show. real ability
ability Of statesmanship in hand
lin1 . pre-election camraien that
suxurs well for the, state when Mr..
Sweet is elected. The p. y n. gang
h simply outelassed-and they know
n
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TI1| UUI I'm THI ~ iImulW
IdW/ % r1rt lol Yjol ufr
'u 1uli13TfI ,dl blh d idy
iu1pn u1dl luDu.g
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m1nl pdl 20 isnm UD1l in,-fH t.tin
nsh" ,i7dl IHf mn, 4bii uInt sI,
i,urrl 'fi lryf- uYHyra4H tru
ufit
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ha9fps rnu pgniils s'namua Dr,.n
fn1n"ih mum emil bmUn0u ,sdj4
mon '''di yi'" upi., ,iri4 ,l iuods
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Warren-My heart is like no.
liceman. 1'.'."| ."
9sra-H~~,sate
Warren-It has reer,1cr hest.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-13
AR{ocieh

lEoon Saturday the Williams Woman's s club will be hostess at luncheon. + + + +
 Mrs. B. A. Cameron entertained at e bridge party on Thursday afternoon at her home on North Leroux. Those present were: Mrs. Joe Jackson, Mrs. E. H. Wheat, Mrs. Hubert Hill, Mrs. Sid Gassman, Mrs. Wm. Babbitt, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. M. c. Fronske, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Dick Connor, Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. E. M. Doe, Mrs. Felix Manning, ST., Mrs. Felix Man ming, Jr., Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. R. E. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mrs. A. J. Mackey, Mrs. Gus Jakle, Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. c. P. Heisser of Phoenix, Mrs. Wm. Mullen, Mrs. A. F. Grimmell, Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs. H. P. Asselin, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. Balzar Hook, Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Mrs. Frank Har- rison, Mrs. W. H. Switzer, Mrs. R. B. Cree, Mrs. Jack Diamond, Mrs. w. D. Draine, Mrs. L. E.. Hart, Mrs. Alex Johnston, Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs. Burnell Osler, Mrs. B. S. Kennedy and Mrs. Frank Noble. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Felix Manning, Jr., assisted the host ess.
 American Legion Auxiliary to Mark A. Moore Post No. will meet with Mrs. Fl. l.. Hunt, Thursday af- ternoon, October 19, at 2:30.
 1. !. < i.
 
 Last Saturday being the first so- cial meeting of the Shakespeare club for this year, the members yielded to the lure of the beautiful autumn weather and motored to Crater Lake for an all-day picnic. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Embach and Miss Costigan were hostesses for the occasion. Three members of the club were unable to be present and their places were fill ed by three guests. Besides the hostesses, those present were Mrs. Frank Noble, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Douglass Roome, Mrs. Fred Brown ing, Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. T. E. Pollock, Mrs. L. E. Hart, Miss Min nie Lintz, Miss Blanche Payne, Miss Florence Berchtold, Miss Freda John son, Miss Mabel Milligan, Mrs. M. C.. Wisehart, Mrs. Lytle of Kansas City, Mrs. John Withers of Los Angeles.
 That evening the ladies attended the Tom Mix movie, the guests of Miss Costigan.
 Mrs. R. E. Taylor entertained the
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-13

Friends of the family in Flagstaff have received announcements of the wedding, to occur next Thursday, of Miss Tyrene Gladys Gosney, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Ezra s. Gosney, who formerly for a long time were among prominent resident of Flag stall, to Joe Grieder Crick The bride was born here. The ceremony will be performed at the First Presbyterian church, Pasadena, and will be follow ed immediately by reception at the home of the brides parents. The young couple will be at home after November 15 at Alta Loma, Calf.
 l. 1. < i.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Sullivan and MT. and Mrs. w. D. Drainc entertain ed on Sunday night at the home of the first-named couple, the center of the table grooming under big part of the four wild turkeys the two la dies shot last Thursday. The others present were MT. and Mrs. Loren Cress, Mir. and Mrs. Herb Asselin, MT. and Mrs. Archie Hogan, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson.
 1. <. i. <.
 lHt regular SCucuulcu HlcclllR Ol the Flagstaff Woman's club for to- morrow, has been postponed on ac- count of the Northern Arizona Feder- ation meeting today and tomorrow at Williams. The meeting at Williams is called to order at 100 p. m. by the president of the Federation, Mrs. L. B. McMullen of Flagstaff. After an address of welcome by Mrs. w. C. Rittenhouse, president of the Wo- mans club of Williams, Mrs. McMul- len gives an address. Mrs. T. H. Cure ton, president of Arizona Federation of Woman's clubs, and Mrs. H. c. Locket, general Federation director, of Phoenix, give short messages. The minutes will be read by the recording secretary, Mrs. Paul s. Jenkins, of Winslow. This evening at 8 o'clock Mrs. H. T. Southworth of Prescott will give a reading. The address of the evening, Marriage and Divorce" will be given by Dean Frank c. Lock- wood, University of Arizona. To- morrow morning Mrs. C. O. Lamp land, Flagstaff, corresponding secre- tary of the Dirstrict Federation, will report. Mrs. V. M. Slipher, Flagstaff, will speak on Echoes from the Bi- ennial at Chautauqua." Reports will also be made from the different clubs in the district. Miss Mary Boyer, president of the Flagstaff Woman's club, will report for Flagstaff. At
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-13

 BOY SCOUTS {; By P. E. WARNER ' Scout Executive .
} l++*+%%+++**%%*$$ < :

| Scoutmasters, troop committeeman and other scout officials gathered at the Mansion house on Tuesday even ing for a round-table conference and dinner. Remarks were made by Ro- tary President I. B. Koch and Scout Commissioner J. Q. Thomas. Scout Executive P. E. Warner gave talk on troop organization and the duties of the troop committeeman. The practical work of knot tying, study of the Scout oath and law, history. of the American flag and other tender foot requirements were taken up un- der the direction of R. F. Cornwell, of the Coconino Sun, former scout ex- ecutive of Corvallis, Oregon.
 Others present were M. I. Powers, Dr. M. G. Fronske, Rev. Fr. c. Vabre, R. H. Drake, J. w. Sitter, F. A. Chis- holm and c. V. Ridgely.
 The scoutmasters and troop con1- mitteemen will meet in similar ses- sion every two weeks until they have become thoroughly familiar with all phases of the Scout work.
 Under the leadership of Executive Warner the Boy Scouts of Flagstaff will take hike to the Cliff Dwell- ings. Starting next Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the courthouse, with blankets and rations for supper, breakfast and lunch, the boys will hike to some point in the neighbor- hool of Cliffs, where camp will be pitched for the night. An early start next morning will bring the hikers to the dwellings soon after daylight. The day will be spent in Investigating the rooms and caves. The return will be made Saturday afternoon. All boys should bring blankets and food for three meals.