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FOR sALE-H0UsES FOR sALE-HOUsEs
COntin
HOOVER & K1DWELL.
Main 634I.
Business Property.
IAth St. NV.

Business Property.
I4th st. NV.
Corner business property on this busy street
must be sold In the next few days. This
property is a offering the market.
Rental will sIsw about 20To the amount
invested. This IL too good to stay open. No
Information ever the phone.
Good Northwest Section.
$1,000.
Excellent Broom, 2-bath brick hoUss, front
porch double rear pnrches. one sleeping porch
laundry. extra toilet, End floor IL fitted UP as
complete apartment OF rooms and la th
rented at good rental. Gear garage on wide
alley equipped with sewer and water. Small
cnsIl and terms. Evenings Main es42
Porter St. N.W.-SI 900 Cash.
Beautiful new home, In desirable location,
tapestry brick. 9 rms. and bath: elec. lights.
front and rear purches. hardwood floors and
trim, garage. This house II vacant and can
lie bought for 81 600 cash, balsnce easy terms.
Immediate ppssession.
GeorgetoW1l-So,o5o.
Snw houses oe 6 rooms and bath, colonial
fronts, double rear porches; a.n.i.; 5000 cash,
balance $05 month, which includes everything
may We show you these splendid homes:
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1896 II St. NV:
Furnished Heuse.
Gentleman's Country Estate of


Three Acres In Virginia.
90 minutes frein city by Lee highway or
ehain bridge; 0 rooms, 4 master bedrooms s,
hhlshed attic room, 9 wells, enc 500 IT. deeo
drinking water. Stable and garage will, liy
ihs quarters above worth about a., ,00s Stable
mousse could be moved and made into another
mouse. House has illaid rarquet floors On
both floors cestlns absut $1,000 in n-e.,,or
periedI 8 feors deep each Louis XIV rs.,u,
ainins reom and master bedrooms have si,h
tapestry tap< III, walls Music room eqnpped Chinese
Gs,; "ishad spii, d 6amboe wallsl Turkish room fur
snls' .,s fnars srinour. etc. Large tiled bsth
anu .nsa Ri.chen Electricity ami gas plant
anu generator. One master bedrDom ~bs.
sSe sTe ss,ar se,,n ssh'ssny furniture Cost Is5
uable,, gold, silk brocade unbpi.tesa1 wa usai-
ssutfu, t.s n ssEs.a 1s nS rooms. Granite
roads one mile to Potomac FLYER VIII; t ,.cs t~o
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INSPECT TODAY.

INSPECT TODAY.
$500 Cash. $3.50 Montl1-Kentucky Ave- and L Sc.
splendid IN
i-Detacled-PetWorth
lin naic Good
cas- mont
Ihree-Story Brick-3rd and SITS. NV.
T @ to
through
Semi Observation-Disclosures Home
IN, Newgpa
cash
Modern Home in Downtown Section.
IL
hroughu
Near 10th and California Sts.
An excellent n Iusvr
The JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
Ii I14o.
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HOOVER & KIDWELI
14oe il ST. NV = Main o,,1
The Peoples Favoritc Agents"
ARNOLD & COMPANY.
1871 II St.
Main o57-65S.
CONN. AVE HIGHLANDS.

conn. AVE HIGHLANDS.
The fulallmcnt Of your home desires will
Dc realized In this residence. Quality and
comfort comfort IL to be found hero in sbundance
rooms, three baths. nve chambers and dr.s.-
Ing room. Very artistic Interior, easement
doors. wood panelled side walls in dinins
room and open fire places The Kitchen walls
to height Of six feet are Med with riaz.d
white tile and can he kept immaculate. This
fne home y being sold at a remarkably i0T.
i price, it is one OF few really great buys in
Price. st7,:5v
DETACHED HOUSE.
SAUL'S ADDITION
Few good houses il sauls addition are ever
FOR SAFE long Those rho liv" In sauI's Add
tion praise tr highly. II j. on st-s!rht
course out three of the main arter,., nr
Warrington. seven rooms one bath fon.
bedrooms, hot-water heat, electric Iights' Targ.
lot. All modern house features.
Price. $4,000.
WEST CHEVY CHASE.
DETACHED.
4 homo Of the first quality in this uusur-
passed location. Seven rooms, one BATH three
bedrooms, hot t-water heat, electric lights,
rrire. s915o.
ARNOLD s
1871
Main
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- n l. SALISBURY co. Inc.
'7' 9e o. NV Phone Main 59o4.
| OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY
40 9th ST. NNNew detached home lust north q, R,
nhouse ST. and close to the alter Hospital in ot
he most attractive senisububan locations in the CITY six
rooms and bath on two floors howater and electric
Shts porc1es fireplace: large and other
i'eea reasonable and terms may be arranged.
- Washington Heights Mr. ple,,,u,
kesidnc
one efrhs of garage hsrdwooi a sao
aoi ,n > ltudltion Iakona Park. ID. L.
wideh
o
the me for.
'HS in oFAk
49, Near Lincoln Park CHEVY Chase Md
PRICE rRrr .omo
a 01a on desirable block;
ard
~ ''e-' " reasnao" floors
rn,~r NEAR UNION STATION.
fhSE 9o5oo snap we'll located nortlves propertv
6rlck building 20 feet wide in the first commercial zone
ood sized store and first floor S rooms
and bath two upper floors: lights: cement cellar
VIII front entrance. Investigate today.
" J." SANSBURI CO.. Inc
EVERY THING IN
lao i-se Nn,RHn nl: am " r.r ~ - - Phone Main 1904.
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MI. Pl. .E-ASANT

MI. PLEASANT
9 Rooms. = Ba.lJ.--SI3.5oo. :
In 94s OF TO most appealing s!",;s !:
FMs Eiyli-class section have j';s:
listed thoroughly modern home ~isi .
big rooms, including q splendid bedroon ;
and tiled baths. There 10 every mod-!:
Improvement and the owner will CO.:
slider terms as low as 81 500 cash.
PEIWORTH--Corner-So,5oo. SOC.
Center hall type. with large living
room, dining room and Kitchen on let
floor; 4 unusually large bedrooms sr5l
tile bath I'd floor; attic over enti.e
house; all modern improvements; recentty
papered throughout. For any sees
Ing something out Of the usual run tf
homes. this is an opportunity. 1t j.
far below reproduction cost and SHOULD
sell readily.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH
SCHOOL, Bedrooms
Modern-So,o5o.
Without doubt tie biggest value il. &
new house in the city; colonial styI"
houses, with h.-w.h. eiec. and hardwtstl
floors throughout: good lot TO an all.!
These houses offer four full bedroors
and could not be duplicated at this pr:.r
under the present prices OF material
Very easy terms. There are only ts,
left. see them today .
INORTHWEST-\ew House
So.o5O. !. !.
Semi-deJached housn on a "Jfont az
close to the l4th st. ear line. This: s
tapestry brick home. built by one g
most experienced ard reliable bu:lc.
This IS full 20-foot house. az
f"riing ) large bedrooms. The ho.ors
the finest white oak: fixtures builtip.
and kitchen to please the most exacttns
Gan h. purchased on very reasonabl'
terms.
W | l. l. \ NJ : :.
/ 5tl and X Sts. 'Ehe Phillf
MEMBER wASHINGIC,
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SELECTED= PROPERTIES
THAT WILL SETTLE At ONCE YOUR HOME SEARCH.

Two Cozy Homes i'll Northwest.
In excellent condition; rooms and bath each ::
room for garage; the best buy for the home
seeker with moderate means. You wont make
\ mistake on one Of these. Priced for quick
sale at 81, 500 each. Easy terms.
On Eve St. Northeast.
Near 18th A lst-ciass pny In excellent section
Is rooms and ba th 2stpry brick cleo lights and
tot-water heat. To see this will mean salts
fed customer. Double garage. ONLY $3.50:
terms arranged. Exclusive agent.
Cleveland Park.
owner compelled 10 sacrifice this attractive
sami-detached tapestry brick home. II is a
modern home OF six rooms and bath; newly
decorated: open fireplace: hardwood hocrs
front and back porches; sleeping porch; metal
ueather-strpped: built-in refrigerator; built
in garage; complete and well built home.
si1, ,6D0-TERMS ARRANGED.
8.
Two-Familv Flat on Park Road.
Near New Hampshire ave bus lire ard cars;
f~e large rooms each; electsirity: newly paper
Ell and painted; separate front and rear en-
trarces: deep lo's TO alley. An Investment
and q home. One vacant and ready for occu-
pancy. ONLY SO eo6-EAsY TERMS.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

1U0xhmuGUs
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-sIX RoOMs AND
bath. 800: terms. >D
$500: terms - an
Beautiful corner lot Chevy Chass <sr-n,
OLD DOMINION REALTY Co,
lIl4 PennsyIyania Ave. Phone it56.
OPPoRTUNTTY-CALVE sTREEf
$4,000.
Don't falI to act on this Offering OF An Il
room. 2-bath house; ami: space for Ka-sg.
Nhere room renting Is always profitable
value is assured s."
Union REALTY CORPORATION.
ifio =" 81. NV. Main s4i3 !.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR C0i11EI5D
semi detached Groom brick house c.,-a
niently located ne, Letwee. H and Mas. -,
fFlce, $1,000. Easy herms
,.,o UNION REALLY CORPORATION.
-1!o y -. y: y Kealto.. Main s4::
s23,300.
one or the best homes in Cherry Chase r. q,
near the circle. Positively must he sold W;
IN the next two weeks. Don't fail 10 sun,
an oiier on this exceptional piece OF property
Union. REALTY CORPORATinN
I7Lo y 81. nM: Realtor. Msir 9s3.
BLooMISGDALE-FO eOIJEED-
I,o1.a -, ao,.oo Modern Groom and d.
'oase' With car garage Good value
-o Union REALTY C0RPORATIOE
i9io ST. NV. ReaItor Main 64Y>
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$3.50.
NOrtheaS.

A two-story semi- detached colonial
type brick, six good sized rooms, tile
bath, large cement cellar, Laundry
tubs, furnace heat. Owner will rive
prompt possession and sell on yer,
reasonable terms.
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PRICES
$3.50. S6.,,n So ,,o

S. $50. Se,25oz .SIe,5eo SIo,o5o. SII,Z5e
hey varied types plans desehed
and eight each a modern and detail
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niooih1ISaae-oor1er. Mount Pleasant.
d Heart q
a
O e elect
9th .nd Seu '2o: Near 1Stl,ald Park
obfhsIar
khomeo Q
IN. elect. and
q
Home and Investment on
.J4tl1 St. Iotl, and {,
o
downtown Apar artment--S45,ooO
MAIN 1so,saa DAVID Z. BARRY . -
MEMBER WASHINGTON BoA 80 >''
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NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.E.-SO,ooo.
big 8 room deep souse "a III.
business sections asd government depart
mcnfs. The owner Of this property II
anxious to sell and will dispose Of Ii On
bargain
. 'DAHLGREN TERRACE
$3.50; : beautiful, ,,.,.,.- vt, : ,..n,
and tile bath. situated on very wide
. l2t in this most popular northeast sub
division; h.-w.h. elec. lights; hardwood
E! foors throughout. Houses are scarce in
= this section; one like this At such n
i: low price Will lie bought by the first
: serious buyer to INSPECT il.
#SAUL'S ADDITION
is Rooms and 2 Baths-Brick-
lsI575o.
~ Frame houses that 90 not compare 20
this beautiful house selling rapidly
at more money in this delightful suburb.
This is wonderful home; is on a wide
lot with unusual shrubb+ry. Colonial
front porch; breakfast and sleeping
porches; large living with open
fireplace: bramed ceiling dining room;
4 big bedrooms and splendid baths.
some ones opportunity.
BLOOMINGDALE-
s Rooms and Garage-SS.yoo.
Situated il tile prcttiest block o.
Rloominsdale. with particularly pleas
ias outlook; We have jus. listed a most
attractive 3-room deep house in very
good condition. Houses in this section
are selling for much higher prices and
the purchaser of this property. will find
himself the possessor Of real bargain.
P IL ] l. l. I P S
ps Building. Phone Main 1000.
y REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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Columbia Heights

SoAoiliDid IlSlSHL5.
Ideal location and In good condition, 9 rosr
TILED tiled bath. cleo, gas. servants .avatos-i
81 500. Terms.
New Northwest-S5oo Cash.
Hot,water heat, e!e".. gas. laundry ira !.
room Tor gsrasc, colonial porch; sJ5 per rgt. I,
including every thing
NV. New Huncs-S5oo Cas-.
We! l1rated ard attractive 6,,oon coos
ZONES: Easy monthly payments Each hos
has garage. Only $500
Near Lincoln Park:
!. rooms and bath, large yard. an stt.ar:.vs
Sme 4srm. ana good value. 5000. Can arrar:
Tenn. Ave. NE
spaa. arse Mads-sts, snms Q, rooms BATH gas
Only $3.50. Easy payments '
Near Pa. Ave. Sc.
,-s room on1 colonial tapestry brick. h~h. eie
cars. only $3.50. Very easy terms.
r d. MACPHERSON.
2oS Continental Trust building. Main 1889:
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BROOKLAND BARGAIN
Special TEDHFc

SeTen rooms four good bedrooms. ,ow -
Lsct condition: near 14th and Lawrence: o..
y, a .he oest locations In Broosiand. Owner -
1resasihR town and will vacate immediately
ms Is one Of the better built homes. w.
i more good sized rooms than the average L.
Ans room mas open fireplace, with marte. ex
ro!iman diner and every mo1ern appointment.
.'ra =, ,arge porches front and back. Situate
rounding neighborhood. If you are LOOKING "a
Z home that is better value than the are-ar.
together with q most desirable location. Il
be TO your interest to inspect
Mc1ACHI.ES BANKING CoRp'E
Real Estate Dept. 1o.h and q
Main 432. Evenings North 3i3
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WILL A NJ II I, L FPS,
5tl and Sts. Ehe Phillips Building Phone Main 1000
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CHEVY CHASE i. [.

Few locations In the District enjoy the EN-
inence Of Chevy Chase as 4 place to lire in.
We offer In this delightful suburb a residence
Of architectural beauty. Spanish style and
hiah-grade construction combined with maxi
mum home comforts and conveniences. Eight
rooms, one bath, hot-water heat. electric light
Spanish imperial tile roof, finished attic over
entire house.
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CIIA* D. SAGER.
o24 lth St NV.
Main So WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD Mann 81
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" COOLEY P.AkI>.

Price. sIe,5ro
" COOLEY PAkk.
Known best for their due quslity OF con
.trurtion and finish. A new Mille--buiit home
IN Woodl-y Pars This home is the ful-
Ellment Of sN your home ideals. Eight rooms
ewo barlis. We Offer in This home protected
lccstion, good surroundings, rnodern equip
ment. architectural beauty
Price, SIT 30
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DOWntOWrl-SO. 700.
Near 9ti, and New York ave- NV: rooms
ard two baths, large lot 90 by 100 feet. An
excellent speculation.
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CLEVELAND PARK

In location where nature smiles her
sweetest. Amid the most beautiful surround
ings an eight-roon, two-story residence with
four bedrooms the second floor. Attractive
exterior, spacious front porch, breakfast
porch. large rooms. good closets, attic, light
dry cellar. automatic heater, beautiful deep
back yard, garage. This Is a most attractive
home and is cheap At s13 500
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
/. FOR SALE-H0UsEs
Coatinued
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

Ii you are seeking heme have choice select
moderate prices, convenient localities and desirable
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: ONLY $50 CASE

y YIN = i NJ ~ VI ADII I.
6-room and bath home in Sc. Good ccndi
tten: newly renovated; atrobe. gas; only
S.,lpo. Address Box 2eT, Star ONCE.
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Home and Investment on

18th St.
xl3,5O0
An exceptional brick home Of rooms bath.
il. h.-w.h., gas and elect, front and rear porchcs
parquet flooring, % TT. front. rear alley A
real bargain
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$3.50
Near Central High School.
colonial type home located ON i3th
st. There are nine large rooms, recep-
lion hall five bedro0ms), glass in
closed sleeping porch, hardwood floors.
hot water heat. electric lights. Fire
proof garage. Owner is leaving the
.lty and 1t must be sold at once.
Terms.
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1897 PERRY ST. BROOKLAND.
4 splendid value in complete rooms and
hath modern home: less than a block from
Erookland ear line ami in a good location. The
home is in Al condition throughout and ya<
caHt Immediate possession.
McLACiII.EN BANKING CoHP'N.
Real Estafe Dept. lUfh and q.
Main 43o Evenings North 3t3.
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Terms, $3.50 to.Sy,5oo Cash.
Easy Monthly payments.
$4,000.

" ashington Heights.
brautiful home property situated
in the heart of the capitals most ex-
elusive residential section. Naval Off
GER Is leaving the city and 1t must be-
sold at once. Three-story English
hrlck; ten splendid rooms; two tile
baths; solid oak floors; several added
conyeniences. hot-water heat; eiectri,.
lights. Room fer double garage. Pos
session. Terms.
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y.
tel Mann ;5t: he Home i Homes. ttl7 * 81. nv
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W. HIIIIIy I TIT.
A splendid offering in a combination
home and Investment. Excellent To-
cslity near 18th and Columbia rond.
TWO apartments OF five and six rooms
and bath each. separato heating
plants. porchrs. yards. etc. Flee.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
LAWS CREATE CONTEMPT
WHEN NOT ENFORCED

Too much iaw--too little respect for
it. That seems to be one of the great
est problems with which officials are
confronted today,
Congress, state legislatures, city
councils, village boards, all seem OBJ
sessed with a mania for passing laws
more laws-and still more laws.
The result is there are so many laws
in this country of one kind or anoth-
er, people haven't even a conception
of what the majority Of them are.
The average citizen knows that he's
breaking some kind of law almost
daily without realizing it. He knows,
also, that nothing is done about it.
They are dead letters, never enforced.
This In time leads him to look upon
all laws with more or less contempt,
or at least with indifference, and
especially so with those that interfere
with his business or pleasure.
What we need in this country is less
laws and more rigid enforcement, with
a drastic punishment for the law en-
forcement officer who neglects to per-
form his duty.
One-third of the laws we have would
be ample, if they were obeyel
But they will never be obeyed as
they should so long as multiplicity
creates contempt
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
NEW IT,. MARSHAL MAUK
MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA

George A. Mauk, United States
marshall for the district of Arizona,
was married two weeks ago in San
Luis O5ispo, California, to Mrs. Ada
3. Fleming of Phoenix, Marshal Mauk
announced following his return from
a vacation trip III California
Mr. Mauk's mother and father were
married in San Luis Obispo, Mr.. Mauk
said, and for this reason he and his
bride decided to go there for their
ceremony. In the absence Of the
towns two ministers and the superior
court Judge the ceremony was per-
formed by justice of the peace who
interrupted a trial in which the de-
PENDANTS were charged with stealing
ham and bacon when Mr.. Mauk ex-
hibited his marshal's badge and said
be wanted to be married.
Marshal Mauk, who succeeded Thos.
J.. Sparks in the office last month, has
announced the appointment of o. H.
Walker of Nogales, to be a deputy
marshal. He stated that no changes
would be made in the local office un-
til after the September term of court.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
YUMA JAIL BREAKER TELLS
SHERIFF. OF FUTURE PLANS

William white, ex-convfct, ex-ele-
Pant tanner, ex-ward Of Jim Chap
peli, and who made good his boast
that he would escape from the Yuma
county bastile, sent the sheriff there
word by mail that he was all right
and would write further of his adj
ventures when he got to South Amer
lea.
White was picked up by Sheriff
Chappell some weeks ago while in
possession of d stolen automobile In
vestigation revealed that he was alse
an escaped convict from San Quen-
tin and further investigation revealed
him to be bad egg.
He told the. sheriff he would es-
cape if given an opportunity and
some days ago made gopd his word. 1t
is believed that the postcard which
the sheriff received was mailed from
Mexico and that Wilhite is en- route
to his destination in South America.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
1000 TO ATTEND INSTALLA-
TION OF CATHOLIC BISHOP

Elaborate plans for the accommodate
tion of the many hundreds of Catho-
lies from every part of Arizona who
win attend the installation of Mon
seiugler Daniel j. Gercke as bishop
of Tucson on November 20, have been
launched at Tucson. At the request
of those connected with arrangements
for the brilliant religious occasion,
certain to- be the most elaborate and
notable ever occurring in Tucson, the
chamber of commerce launched plans
to cooperate actively in providing ac-
commodations for the 1000 visitors
expected to be in the city.
Since this number, who will prob
ably arrive from all portions of Ari-
zona on the day prior to the cere-
monies, is too large for accommoda-
ton in the hotels of the Old Pueblo,
the board of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce indicated that they will
endeavor to secure lodgings for these
in private homes and other quarters
in the city.
Rev. P. Zimmerman of the San Au-
gustine cathedral, announced that
large delegations will represent every
Catholic church in the state and that
the occasion will be the most impor-
tant in recent years.
Present plans are that the installa-
tion of the bishop will occur on the
day Of his arrival III Tucson Novem-
ber 20.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
HISTORIC TREE Is DEAD

The Washington elm is dead. The
official demise of the famous tree
beneath which Washington took COM
mand of the continental army was an
nounced by DR.. S. S. Sargent, director
Of the Arnold arboretum of Harvard
university, in letter to Mayor Ed
ward w. Quinn of Cambridge.
Mayor Quinn, it is learned, is eager
to raise a fund from the school chill
dren of the country for a shaft to
mark the historic spont when the tree
has disappeared. The trunk will prob
ably be cut into small bits to be dis
tributed as souvenirs among the mu-
seums of the country and the Cam
bridge schools.
An offshoot of the Washington elm
was planted on the Cambridge COM
mon 40 years ago and now is flour
ishing..
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
SIX PEOPLE PLUNGE INTO
Z WASHOUT - TWO ARE HURT

Six people, two of whom were hurt,
narrowly escaped serious injury OF
death at 1890 Sunday morning when
the. car in which they were riding
plunged into washed-out culvert on
the highway about a mile east of St.
Joseph.
Miss Babe Kelly received a bad cut
on her head and broken ankle. jim
MurIy received a wrenched back and
an injured knee. The others, C. P,
Kelly, Sam Monteleone and Dan Sui
Ivan, escaped uninjured except for
minor bruises and scratches. The dam
age to the car, which was Stude-
baker touring, was estimated at $3.50.
The frame and axle of the car were
bent, and the wind shield, steering
wheel, both front springs and the
front seat were broken.
The occupants of the. car are tour
lists of Kansas City, Mo-, who had been
to California and were returning
home.- Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
THE PARTITION or ARIZONA

Arizona is gradually being divestea
of its wealth Of scenery by its un-
sciuplous neighbors. We have already
known how Los Angeles has puiloin-
ed the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
and made it appurtenant to It's broad
.ly extended city limits--in advertising
literature. Come to Los Angeles and
see the Grand Canyon and Hollywood
Et tu, FL Paso We have just come
across some stationery OF the Boosters
club Of the Pass city and what do you
think they are claiming for III Paso?
A picture shows mills and smelters
and the legend setting forth that an
area tributary to, if not exactly con-
tiguous, produces one-third Of the
worlds copper Another picture is of
o cotton field which so far as the
observer is informed is a suburb of
Ell Paso. We know from the size of
the bolls that it is Pima cotton and
we also know that Pima cotton is not
grown in Texas. This, too, and the
area producing one-third of the
worlds copper have been ruthlessly
sIlatched away from Arizona and cart
ed four hundred miles across the
country-again on paper.
We yet hold the copper mines, the
cotton fields and the Grand Canyon
only physically. The titles to them
have disappeared piecemeal even as
the lands of Ellangewan were divided
and subdivided until all were gone.
For time at least until Los An
geles can physically remove its Grand
Canyon and Ell Paso its cotton fields
and mines, they will have to leave
them here. What's the matter with
charging those grasping municipalities
rent Arizona Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1923-08-31
STORY TO BE
GIVEN TO MRS. HARDING

A specially prepared copy Of fold
er containing a reprint of "a calm
review of calm man" which Mrs.
Harding was reading to the president
when he died, will be presented to her
by the Typothetae of Buffalo.
The article, description of Warren
G. Harding, was written by Samul G.
Blythe, former Buffalo newspaper
man. The special folder will have on
its cover a portrait of Mr.. Harding
with his last words: That's good;
GO on, read some more.
Five thousand other copies will be
presented by the Buffalo printers to
government officials.