The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30
THE COCoN1No SUN

We handle all kinds of rentals
Alf. Dickinson & Son.-Adv.
Erick Cox arrived home Saturday
after spending the winter in Prescott.
If you are looking for a nice
Easter hat you will find it at the
Power Hat Shop.
Their many friends here are griev-
ed over the recent death at Ashfork
of Mrs. Earl Pitts of that place.
Renew your Delineator subscription
now. One half price this week, March
20 to April 4, at Babbitt Bros. Trad
ing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams were
called to Phoenix last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Williams mother
in that city.
Coal prices lower in April than in
any month in the year. Delivered
from car, $10.75 a ton. Buy in April.
Babbitt Brothers. 2-23-3t
The handsomest women's coats in
Flagstaff today are those Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx coats at Sid Gassman's.
Get yours right now before Easter.
Recent Flagstaff visitors: C. c.
Lynch, w. A. Collins, G. F. Brandt, 0.
w. Morrisett, w. H. Kortlang, Phoe-
nix; Erick Matson, Erick Larson,
Cooley; w. F. Griffin, Grand Canyon;
R. l.. Borden, Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell Of Will
liams, spent the weekend here at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hill
kins. Mr.. Mitchell has about regain
ed the strength taken from him by his
severe illness with pneumonia.
G. w. Copeland, member from this
county of the lower branch Of the
state legislature, arrived home the
first of the week from Phoenix, where
he stayed short time after the ses-
sion was over to take in the sights
farther away from the capitol.
Captain L. c.. Arthur returned on
Saturday from Texas, where he had
been officially inspecting several nat
ional guard organizations for the reg
ular army. He will go to Mesa next
week for few days. He is the reg
ular army instructor-inspecto for the
two light artillery organizations of the
state-Flagstaff and Mesa.
Joe Samsky and Burr Kelly were
acquitted by the jury last week in SUI
perior court of transporting liquor.
They were re-arrested by Sheriff
Campbell on a federal warrant charg-
ed with having liquor in their posses
sion. U. S. Commissioner Tom L. Rees
released them on $500 bail each and
| they will have preliminary hearing be-
fore him on Monday.
Jim Rupe was up the last of the
week from Glendale, looking after his
ranch interests at Maine. Jim has a
ten-aere place at Glendale, mostly in
alfalfa, but is going co convert the
alfalfa into grapes as soon as possi-
BILE. He is cutting his first crop this
week. He has a fine home there, but
both he and his wife prefer Flagstaff,
both because of our climate and our
water.
Wilson & Coffin Motor Co. got two
carloads of new Star autos the first
of the week, part of which they had
already sold. They sold three more on
Tuesday. Louis Kelly and Claude
Phelan delivered new Star to Mr..
Parker in Ashfork on Wednesday.
VIM. Hollar of the Normal school is
another Star owner, having bought a
roadster. This is reported to be the
largest single shipment of automo-
biles ever received in Flagstaff. See
advertisement on another page.
Those who attended last weeks Ro-
tary convention at Tucson came back
piecemeal. President l. B. Koch and
/ Joe c. Dolan didn't go to Nogales,
but came directly home, getting here
Sunday. Billy Switer remained over
/ in Phoenix, where he had an opera
tion performed on his nose, and will
be back in a few days. DIR. and Mrs.
M. G. Fronske, M. l. Powers aDd j,
C. Brown got home Tuesday morning.
w. R. McClurken split off somewhere
on the way up to write life insurance,
not reaching here until yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Breen were ex-
/ pected home last night.
Arthur Brown, principal of the
Glendale, California, schools, is here
this week. He is the stepfather of c.
D. Beeson, who is to appear before
Judge j. E. Jones, probably today, in
connection with misrepresentation OF
some money intrusted to him by mem
bers' of the Oak Creek road gang. All
of the money has been repaid as well
as the county's expenses to date.
There is much sympathy felt for the
young man, especially in view Of his
manly conduct since the episode oc-
Cured and considering his splendid
war record.