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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
DISTRITO PIE CAGTAS


Como las 30 p. M. del dfa II
del actual, en- Ia calle Gautier Beni-
tez, sostuvieron una ri1a Rafael Sc
IRA V los hermanos Clemente Rios Y
Rosario Ndzquezs con cl re.Hltade 81
guientc: Clemente Rios, dos heridaS
de ,arna dc fllego Ell la region dorSal
derecha V fractWra del quinto ded1 de
la mano deTecha Rosario NaZqucZ,
herida dc arma de fuego en- lii region
gldtca izquierda Y tres rcquefaS he
ridas punZantes ell In region escapular
izQuierda. Sierra Rios. segtin los
medieQs que lc "asistieron, tienen le-
sionados los. nmmOnes! Como m6vil de
Ia tragediat Sc alega por iGlcmente
Rios y.1RoSario NiiZWcZ, que eT, Sc
rnictrat6l de abusar de Ia hiilp Clio
rio cRios. gdc1 1m0s s amos, lie edad, lii
ia del primhrO. Sc ocuparon I'M re-
yOlpGr ?un ptllZ0n y Tin cucliill0! Los
eFridos: fuelUn c@7ldufidos al FI6$pi-
tail iMtmicipapi Y el juez municipal to-
mo declaraciones los tres conteniidn-
tes, a, la sni1ias Gloria' Rios J,taita
ValqueZ, a Otros testigoS Oculares
de 10 ocurridO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
cHAUFFEURs susPEND1Dos

I'll Comisionado del Interior inte-
.ino, ha suspcndido por tempo Jude
fitlido lior .nanejar sin plaza iii liccn.
cia, 4 los individuos Angel Pi.era.
Isidpo Tirqdo, Luis Rubio. i:artolom6
Coll, Clemente Quiilones, Eduyisis
Ruiz, Catalina Soto, Pedro Cortes, Je-
sis villacencio Y Francisco Maricna'.
Por accidente v regateo fueron sus-
pendidos por sie.e dfas Pablo dc Jc-
slis " Rafael Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
SE CAY6 DE UNA BICICLETA.

Aver, las 3:30 p. M, en- ell Bou-
levard del Vale, ell niiio Emilio Mai
donado, de u amos de edad, que mon
taba una bicicleta de pedal, acciden-
talmente Sc cay0, recibiendo una con-
fusion en- la pierna derecha Y fractu-
IA del braZo iZquierdO. siendo assist
do Ell la sala de socorro ingres0 ell ell
Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
AL DOCTOR RoLEsoN

Ell que suscribe desea expresar su
agradecimiento al distinguido doctor
Roleson, por el eficaz tratamiento a
que sometio a mi pequefia hija Emma,
la que estuvo en- peligro inminente de
morir y que hoy Sc encuehtra en- per-
fecto estado de salud, debido al tra-
tamiento del referido galeno. Por clio
quiero hacer publica mi gratitud, que
sera eterna.
EvaristO Soto Vale.
Santurce, Abril is de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
DIEORCIOS FALLADOS EN- RE-
BELDIA

La C0rte de Distlito de San Juan,
distrito segundo, ha dictado sentencia
en- rebeldfa en- los siguientes casos de
divorcio, declarando roto Y disuelto ell
vfnculo matrimonial: Los divorciados
son Crecensio Martinez vs. Emilia
Garcia. Anastasio Paniagua VS.. Natl
vidad Sanchez. Arturo Arocho VS.. Jo-
sefa Perez. Florcncio Hernandez vs..
Aurora Betancourt, Rogelio AcevedO
vs.. Basilisa Marrcro, Francisco Co
lon vs., Emiliana Cabrera, Carmelo
Caraballo VS.. Petrona Matos, Mercedes
Clavero VS.. Simplicio L. Andujar, Lo-
pe Serrano VS.. Modesto Bernabe, Ma
Efa' Cantres VS.. Santiago Rivera, Car
men Soriano VS.. Emiliano Estrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
DE HOY A MANANS.4A.,. y

La Asamblea Municipal de San Juan
Sc reunira de hoy mahana para re
solver las renuncias pendientes de Co
misionado de Servicio Pdblico y de
Comisionado de obras Pdblicas. az
Hay diversos candidates para este
dltimo cargo, pero NADIA 'resuelto eli
definitiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
LA FAMILIA DE DON ARTURO
CORTEs PARA EspANA.

CORTES PAKA ESPANA.
Nuestro estimado amigo, ell conoci-
do. comerciante de Manatf don Arturo
Cortes, miembro prominente de la Co.
lonia Espafola en- aquella localidad,
embarcara para Espafa en- ell vapor
Manuel Calvo EN- compafifa de su dis
tinguida familia, donde pasaran una
breve temporada.
Anticipadamente Ell IMPARCIAL
desea a tan distinguidOs viajeros una
feliz travesfa grata permanencia Ell
la peninsula espailola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
EXHIRICION ESCOLAR Y AGRI-
COLA f INDUSTRIAL EN- Qua
YAMA

Fl c0nit6 organizalDr de In Exhibit
cion Escolar Agrfcola Industrial de
Guayama nos invita- para la referida
fiesta, que Sc llevard efecto
ell los salones de Ia escuela Lopez
Landr6n el domingo dfa 90 de abril.
Damos las gracias al Comite organi-
zador por la invi}aci5n que Sc ha SER
vido remitirnos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
AGREsOR sENTENCIADo.

FL dfa 15 por la tarde, en- el Sebo-
ruco, el individuo Francisco Pi1ero,
agredi6 Francisco Guzman, pegan-
dole con los pufos infiriendole con-
tusiones, teniendo que ser asistido en-
la sala de socorro. Denunciado a la
Corte, aver fue sentenciado a pagar
cincuenta pesos de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
MUY MEJORADA

La distinguida DANA doila Amelia
Vidal, esposa de nuestrO distinguido
amigo el senior Frank Jimenez, esta
muy mejorada de Ia operaci0n que lie
fue practicada en- Ia nariZ ell dfas
pasados en- ell Hospital Municipal.
Celebraremos vivamente el complete
restablecimiento lie Ia dana, opera dal,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
Las DOS uLTIMAs pRoDUccIo-

Las DOS UI-TlMAS pRODUGCIO-
MES. DEL MAESTRO MIRANDA
: In importante casa comercial dc es-
tai plaza Sucesores de 4. Mayol Y Co.,
mas c0munmente conocida por 'Los
Mhchachos", nos ha obsequiado con
dos belifsimas partittras "CielO sde
Amor, danZa y "Bibelot', pasillo pa
IA piano. obras ambas del inspirado
Maestro Compositor puertorriqueifo, =
nuestro amigo d. Luis r., Miranda +
Los que han escuchado va estas'
piAzas musicales, nos. asesuran Sc ira
ia dc dos verdaderas filigranas del
pentagrama, que engarza en- su bri-
Hante repertoire ell Maestro Miranda
V que vendcn en- su departamento dc
Obras para piano Y orquesta los Sc
i1ores Sucesores Ge y. Mayol v Co., en-
su renombrado establecimiento de es-
ia capital.
Las mencionadas partituras estan
magnificamente impresas, mostrandO
en- sus portadas bellfsimos dibujos de
Rolddn, que es I'm verdadero artffice
de Ia pluma. .......
Ell IMPARCIAL da las gracias
Los Muehachos", por el exquisite OBJ
sequiO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
AGGRESSION CON UNA PIEDRA.

Ell dfa 10 en- la calle Europa, parada
%, en- Santurce, Petra Alvarez con una
piedra agredi6 al nilo Wifredo Pc
rez. Denunciada a la Corte Munich
pal, fu6 sentenciada a tres mcses de
carcel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
CARTERA ROBADA.

La sefiora Sofia Kearney, residen-
tie en- el edificio Tobacco Palace, ha
informado a Ia policfa detective, que
aver le robaron una cartera de piel
cuadrada, color girls, conteniendo sic
te d6lares V un recibo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
FL. LCDO. FIGUERAS NOMBRADO
FISCAL INFERNO DE SAN
JUAN.

Hoy ha tornado possession de su car
90 como fiscal INFERNO de la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, distrito pri-
nero, cl fiscal del tribunal Supreme
Lcdo. Jose II. Figueras, en- sustituci6II
del fiscal Arrillaga que rcnnnci6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
RUDOLPH SCHWARZ,
GRABADOR

Toda clase de trabajos artisticos y
de letras de orc, plata Y yceluloide. Es-
tudios de grabado hechos en- sAlemania
con practica de muchos amos en- Puer-
to Rico.
Allen 48 (altos). San Juan.
Sc atienden ordenes de Ia isla.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
Novedades ocurri>
das en- Ia IsIa
D1srRITo DE AGuAs BUENAs

FL dfa Is del actual, en- Ii Gale
MuilOz Rivera Y hacia un solar que
hay sin edificar. Sc volc0 el truck c.
1856 guiado por Ell conductor Jose Con
zalez Dfaz. numero 1922 salicndo ell
chauffeur con una lesion lcvc Ell la
cara. Ell auto es plcpiedad- de don
Francisco Becerra, de aCgua$.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
PASAJEROS QUE EATBARCAN PA.
RA ESPANA

En- el vapor espafiol manuel Cal
vo' embarcardn para espaiia que pro-
blemente saldra de este puerto del -
al 23 del corriente los seforcs Arturo
Cort6s Y familia, Emilio Sole Y fami-
liza, Ulpiano Duran, Pedro Sotorra,
Benigno Rodriguez, Crist0bal Ubedh,
Rafael S0lares, Jose y. Naldts, JeStis
Infanz0n. joaquin Meseguer, Bias
Garcia. Diego Garcia, GuillermO Fer
nandez, Andres Perez. Frank Coll Y
Cuchf. Avelino Zapata. Narciso Con
zalez, Natividad Pascual, Antonio Mar
quez familia. Prudencio Portela,
Francisco Ballester, Bart0lome Riera,
Antonio FernandeZ, Miguel. SeiTa Y
familia, Pedro Mhyo1 V fimilia, Ame-
lilo Gonzalez, Geftrndis Lopez y tami-
liza Y un, buen. il1melo mas5de pasaje-
ros, TX s5t i
Para ell vapor "Reina Maria Cristfs
ma son mpchas las personals que ya
han separado pasaje.5 ~ fi.a'ta' ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

TALLER MoDERNo: Lo es el de
Andreu Aguilar & Co., Inc, Marina,
San Juan, P. R., pues en- el Sc repara
cualquier automovil por dificil que sea
la reparacion-Sub- -Agente, Francisco
V. -Mufiz.-- -PoncejG jGuayama-Mayagtiez
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
suEN AspEcTo: Lo adquiere cua

quier automovil que pase por ell taller
de reparaciones de Andreu Aguilar &
Co., Inc, Marina: San Juan, P. R.
Sub -Agente, Francisco V. Muhiz.-Pon-
ce-Guayama-Mayagiiez.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
DESPIDIENDO EN- MADRID AL
EMBAJADOR AMERICANA

Ell diario LA Epoca", de Madrid
fecha IA de MARIO, publica la siguien
te information en- sus notas sociales
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29

Mrs. Henry Olsen took up a collection for the childrens pre- sents and so generous was the res SponSe that fifteen dollars re mained after all the gifts and G ndy were bought. This the committee, consisting of Mrs. Ol sen, Mrs. Hubrick and Mrs DoZe decided to use for tobOgganS for the school. Mr. Marshall has wir ed for them, and either one large or two small tobogganS will ar rive soon.
 Judge Coppernoll, who resign ed as Com missioner here last September sent each one of the Mccarthy children a large gin gerbread man or animal for 1 Christmas.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29
cAITINA

Andrew Nelson who sustained d fractured skull some weeks ago is improving nicely, but 1t is re ported that his hearing may be somewhat impaired.
 Sam Frazee has been enaged as guard at ohe local jail.
 Ted Tronsteu returned this week from trip to Anchorage and vicinity.
 Archie McAlpine returned to Chitna Monday from d trip to kennecOtt.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29
"The Silver Dollar"
 Extends The SEASONS GREETINGS
 TO ALL E. D. Gerken Prop. Second Street

Two Filibusters Fan Film Fans
 Curiousity to Fever Heat
 During the latter part of this week the local film fans have without exception] stiff necks.
 But why, you ask? An, senior! It is because they have been look ing so intently into the face of every passery, in hopes of recog nizing the familiar face of some film star.
 You inquire why the fans shold expect to see a luminary of Hol lyWOod in this out of the way com munity? That. senior, is a story.
 One evening at about two A M. two gentlemen, with sad eye and mournful mien stepped into one of the local hostelries, and there being no clerk on duty pro ceeded to inscribe the names of several film stars upon the regis ter. For good measure they in cluded the name of an author or so with the galaxy.
 This game palling, they bethot themselves of one of their play mates, who was sleeping the sleep Of the righteous so audibly that the mournful ones became alarm ed lest he should run out of ma terila to saw upon. Believeing in extending d helping d help Ing hand, they obligingly car ried a few small logs into his room and deposited them where they would be most effective under the mattress.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29

John BOrgeSon was among those who spent the holidays in town from the Green Butte.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29
Trapper Undergoes
Operation

Perry Darce,the man that was taken sick with appendicitis, at his cabin 40 miles up the lTazlina river, was taken to Kennecott for operation. Owing to the hard trip he was forced to take Darce was in very weakened condit when he arrived at the hospital.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29
Mccarthy Sage WINTER SCHE DULE

caves Mccarthy For Kennecott Daily at 4 PM.
 Returns From Kennecott to IcCarthy at 6. 50 PM.
 Leaves Mccarthy for Kennecott
 Il PM.
 SeturnS from kennecOtt to Mo -arthy at l2 midnight.
 Sunday X Wednesday, even gs stage leaves Mccarthy for 1O.3O PM.
 gill Berry Props Henry Olsen
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29

Pete Johnson, who has a saw mill on his ranch, has let a con tract for. 1000 saw logs to be de livered at the mill. The logs will be sawed next summer.
 Herman Holmes, who is Worh ing on the Trimm lease, spent Christmas in town.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-12-29
Christmas Program

fruit until every child in McCar thy had more than he even thot of asking for.
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C. Vabre will be followed by singing
America, led by DR.. L. B. Me-
Mullen of Flagstaff. The address of
welcome, by President M. ]. Powers
of Flagstaff, will precede roll call and
introductions. Outline of the program
for the year by the district governor
Business address by former District
Governor Chas. B. Christy Of Phoenix.
Monday afternoon addresses will be
made by G. w. Groom, president Ell
Paso Rotary; George Todd, president
Phoenix club; Alvin Dixon, El Paso
club; Ken Baldridge, president Al
buquerque club; ]. j. O'Dowd, presi-
dent Tucson club; Lester Ruffner,
president Prescott club.
Right after this session the visitors
will be taken in autos for a sight-see-
ing trip in and close to Flagstaff. In
the evening there will be dinner and
dance at the normal, under the man
agement of /. B. Koch, chairman of
entertainment committee for the Flag
staff club.
Tuesday morning Flagstaff Rotar-
ians and ladies will meet at 7:30 at
the Weatherford, with their cars, load
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

Chas. DeRyder, Mrs. Herman Nelson,
Mrs. Chas. Hillebrandt, Mrs. Frank
Harrison, Mrs. Twining, Mrs. j. @.
Thomas, Mrs. Henry Albers, Mrs. j.
II. Frohniller and Mrs. Willis Brown.
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The ladies of the Eastern Star lodge
extended gracious hospitality and fur
nished an evening Of pleasant amuse-
ment for members of the Masonic
lodge and a number Of mutual friends
Tuesday evening, when they enter
tained with d card party and social
for the benefit of the Eastern Star
kitchen, the proceeds to be used main
" in replacing dishes. About 81
persons were present and various
games Of cards were enjoyed as well
as delicious supper served by some
of the gracious members OF the lodge
i. + !. !.
st. Margaret's Guild of the Epis-
copal church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. H. Ma
,ine, on West Fine street, for their
regular monthly business meeting.
About a dozen ladies were present
and future " ork was planned. 1t was
decided to help materially in grading
and generally improving the condi-
tion of the church lawn. A tea will
be given next Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Henrietta Myers. A social
hour followed the business session,
and a dainty refreshment course was
served BY the hostess.
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To honor Miss Carrie Shoff oi
Phoenix, Mrs. Margaret McNeney
entertained at dinner and cards We'd
nesday evening at her home on North
Beaver street. Covers were laid foI
Miss Grace Sandon, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Mills, Miss Helen Williams, Miss
Olive McNerney, Chester and Char
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lotte Mills, the guest Of honor and
the hostess. Mrs. Mills received the
prize for having high score at five
hundred and the guest of honor re-
ceived very tasteful prize also.
I. + Il I,
Mrs. r. G. Babhitt entertained yes
terday afternoon at a delightful get
acquainted party for the wives of men
connected with the Babbitt store.
Cards and sewing We're enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon, with dainty favors
and prizes awarded to winners of
high score. A dainty refreshment
course was served to the following
guests: Mrs. Gus Jalle, Mrs. p ].
Moran, Mrs. J. B. Ornlond, Mrs. HUI
bert Hill, Mrs. Walter Runke, Mrs.
B. w. Dawes, Mrs r. Hook, Mrs.
Waller Rennett, Mrs. Henderson War
mock, Mrs. Peter Elnls, Mrs, r. J.
Connor, Mrs. Cecil DeVaney, Mrs.
r. J. Connor, Mrs. w. b. Lowe, Mrs.
Herbert Hilldns, Mrs. Dave O'Brien,
Mrs. !. r. Waters, Mrs. O. A Ude,
Mrs. Earl Hatch, Mrs. Douglas
Rooisle, Mrs G. G. Hutson, Mrs. w. E.
DeNaney, Mrs. John Byron, Mrs. r.
j. Fuller, Mrs. Edwin Babbitt, Mrs,
Joe Babbitt, Mrs. Charles Nickel and
Mrs. Tom Rickel.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
BY LlJCINA DE VANEY

Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Zion have in
vited the Yaenlen to a 'tackyD party
at their home on Friday night, Sep
tember 14th
The first prize in the ticket selling
contest for the city park dance was
won by MIS- Crump. Mrs. Kellam
won second IIize.
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A quiet wedding was solemnized
last Saturday afternoon at 6 o'clock
iii Epihally church by Rev. Geo. Yer
ron Harris The parties were Miss
Margie- A. Post and Wilfred l. Gray,
both Of Prescott. The couple left the
following morning on bridal trip
to the Canyon.
The first general meeting of the
Flagstaff NEoman's club for the year
1924 will be held Saturday after
neon at the Breen-Lewis hall at
ESQ O'clock. A general report
Of club activities during the summer
will be heard and much new impor-
tant business viii be discussed.
:. : -
Mrs. VT. A. Campbell is one of the
Interesting hostesses who has done
much socially this season. Mrs. Camp
bell has given a series of exceptional
IL attractive bridge. parties, one Of
which occurred last week, at which
refreshments consisting of two
courses were served to the following
guests: Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh
Wheat, Mrs Jake Thoman, Mrs. Bur-
nell OsieE, hrs. F. ]. Moran, Mrs. II.
FL Asselin, Mrs. G. A. Pierson, Miss
aIary Boyer, Mrs. Sidney Gassmar,
AIrs. #. E. Browning, Mrs. Joe Ric-
kel, Mrs. William Mullen, Mrs. A. F.
Girin1znell, Mrs. Andrew Samsky, Mrs.
Hubert Hill, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. L.
T. Carroil, idrs. Bertha Kennedy, Mrs.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS WONANS PAGE

At the close of the session of the
Yeomen society Tuesday night three
score members bade goodbye to State
President II. A. Davis and his FAM
ily for the season. In summing up
their work here Senator Davis said:
Eve leave a society here of SIS seniors
and IS Juniors. Among the member
ship is numbered many Of the leading
citizens of flagstaff. The social af
fairs are well organized and have been
uniformly successful IN everything at
tempted. The local il we'll financed
and should continue to attract high
class Of membership. The Yeonen or
chestra has been Of material assist
ance to the officers of the society.
We have enjoyed our work here and
viii treasure the many warm friend
ships we have made. We shall return
TO Flagstaff as often as our work al
lows"
Seven new members were initiated.
Nine others are eligible for initiation
at the next regular session, which viii.
be held on September IS At this
meeting officers VIII be elected for
the coming year. Members are taking
great deal Of interest in this i'm
portant matter.
The report on the dance given BY
the Yeomen at the city park showed
very nice profit as well as being
very successful social event. The
board Of managers and the Yeomen
orchestra have decided to hold several
public dances at the city park paw.
4f3nn and will cnnIr 4a ~. o Ia +boy7a j r.
tractiYe to the very best clements. Joe
Young and Don Chisholm will be the.
floor managers. Additional lighting
about the pavilion1will be requested.
The Yeomen have set the popular
price Of S1.00 per ticket for their pub
lie dances.
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day and the interesting program was
of his astute devising. Miss Elsa
Myers gracionsly presided at the
piano.
Miss Lynard, one of the talented
film stars here with the Famous Play
erg-Lasly corporation, was a guest Of
honor Other guests were 'Roady''
Roadman of Los Angeles, Mr.. Atwood,
E. A. Dudley of the U. S. geological
survey, and Fred Metz, assistant coun-
ty recorder.
The ladies of the Woman's club who
prepared the tempting luncheon were:
Mrs. ]. C. Clarke; Mrs. Willis Brown,
Mrs. Irwin Francis and Mrs. Herb AS
selin, and the young ladies who serv-
ed it were the Misses Minnie Hillans,
Ruth Mary Switzer, Josephine Wilson
and Mary Wilson.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

in the visitors and beat 1t for Grand
Canyon Due to arrive there at IL.
Luncheon, then singing on the rim at
1:15, going into business session 15
minutes late. At this meeting the
place of next conference will be Sc
lected. At there viii be ride
around the rim by motor. The motor
calvacade will start back for Flagstaff
in time to stop, several miles this
side of the Canyon, for picnic supper.
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Continued from Page One)
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timent has taken in the last few
months.
In Grand Canyon precinct the is
sue was beclouded by subtle story
that Breen, If elected, would introduce
d bill in the state legislature author
izing the sale of Bright Angel trail
to the NJ. S. government. The major
ity Of Grand Canyon residents oppose
the sale. Mr.. Breen 1avors the sale,
but never had any notion of introduc-
ing any bill of the sort.
The vote by precincts:
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
SCOUTS AND SHOOTING
SHOES AND FACTORIES
THEMES AT ROTARY
(continued from l3age one.l

ing It very little easier. 1t was. the
most strenuous program he had en-
eounte1ed IN training either before
the World War or at any other time.
Our boys were numerous enough to
man only three of the big guns, while
the Roswell and Mesa batteries oper-
ated four each; however, our three
guns, he learned, were more effective
than the four Of either of the other
batteries. Officers and men Of the
Flagstaff battery, he modestly
excluding himself-were fine indeed,
throughout.
Carl Mayhem was chairman for the
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touch the ball and say aTag,'' and the
ball would keep on going.
The new diamond is fine, as good
as any in the state. There was a
big crowd out. After the ball game
was over there were two boxing bouts
in front Of the grandstand. Richard
Prochnow and Tony Rodriguez and
Charlie and Robert Prochilow, all
flea-weights. Both bouts were declar-
ed draws by Referee Bob Mitchell.
Then everybody danced until late
that night, in the ballroom under the
grandstand, the Waters orchestra fur
nishing the music. All had a royal
good time and are grateful to the lo-
cal Elks lodge for its hospitality.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
DARK RINGS UNDER EYES

For the relief of dark rings and
blood shot eyes there is nothing bet
ter than simple canphor, with hazel,
hydrastic, ETC., as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash. The quick action is sur
prising. Eye cup free. Mariar Drug
Store.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

BIy---NO vote taken.
Howard MouRtain-No vote taken.
Roseweil-No vote taken.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
ELKS PLAYING BASEBALL
PRETEND YOUTH BUT
DON'T DECEIVE ANYONE

(continaed from Page tDnel
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
BREEN, PACT CANDIDATE,
ELECTED STATE SENATOR
BY A GREAT MAJORITY

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MONDAY FROM rs LEADING
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-01
Maine Club Women
To Hold Mid-Winter
Meeting in Lewiston

Lewiston, Nov. 3O-Mrs. w. w.
Gledhill. president of the literary
Union of Androscoggin county and
her executive Board, at a recent
meeting voted to extend an invita-
ton to the Maine State Federation
of Women's Clubs to hold it's mid
winter meeting at Lewiston.
A letter to Mrs. Gledhill from Mrs.
Florence Waugh Danforth, president
of the State Federation, was received
today. in which Mrs. Danforth ac-
cepted the invitation in behalf of the
Federation. The date Of this meet
ing is set for January 9th. The
speaker will be Thomas Mott Os-,
borne. So distinguished a speaker is
certain to bring very large attend
ance of club women. If we recall
a Fight this is the first time that Mr..
Osborne has ever spoken in Lewis
ton.
President Gray of Bates College
has offered the use of the Bates
college chapel for the meeting and
the club women of Lewiston and
Auburn are planning to give tea at
the close of the season.
It has been many years since the
Federation met in I.ewiston-Auburn
and the meeting will mean much to
the local club women.