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WANTED-SALESMEN.

ADVERTISING Statesmen wanted, to sell
our exclusively manufactured line of art de
ing cards. novelties, etc. from factory to con-
sumer. Henderson Lithographing Co. Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
CANvAssERs. several. good. on a fine paying
to good statesmen. Apply to am, s15 7th
COAST TO COAST ORGANIZATION, might
growing demand in this section. Our amaz-
ingly fast growth lies in previously unheard
of plan. which retains. develops and pro
Our plan insures customers good will. which
is created to be salesman's for years; repeat
expense Statesmen with us make ss5 daily
upward: confidential. Jerome Laadt Pres,
So. Dearborn, Chicago.
INTERESTING selling proposition for men and
women; experience unnecessary: full part
time; unusual income; investigate. 30 Metro
politan Bank bldg. 12s
LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS of Wear-Ever alumni
mum, inaugurating distribution method,
have unusual opening for two live-wire sales
men; must have car: standards are high. but
men who can qualify need have worry about
their future. Apply in person, 435 Star bldg.
MAKE $120 WEEKLY IN SPARE TIME-SeIl
what the public wants-long distance radio
ceiving sets: two sales weekly pays s12o prof
it; no big investment, canvassing; Sharpe
of Colorado made 1855 in one month; repre-
sentatiyes wanted at once. This plan is sweep
ing the country. Write today; giving name
w w
blvd. Chicago.
ONLY ONE SALE DAILY means 500 per
month: five sales. 1000 monthly; main or
side line; marvellous new Bib. adding ma
chime: retails $500; work equals $500 ma
chine; adds. subtSacts, multpies, divides,
automatically; speedy. accurate, durable.
handsome; fve-year guarantee; tremendous
demand; amazing profits. Write quick for lib
eral trial offer and protected territory. Light
ming Calculator Co.. Dept 10. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
ORDERS for newest. best selling article on
market: several men: can make from $50 to
$75 week. 431a st. NV
PROFESSIONAL MAN-Professlonal man,
former teacher. lawyer, minister or Y. NJ.
G. A. secretary, 80 to so years of age, for
special diplomatic personal soliciting, where
the clientage you build up belongs to your
self; $3.50 per month guarantee for first ten
rated, established ~ years; thi1 opportunity
will make one independent for life and net
$25, 600 certain profit in first three years:
must be financially responsible; no special
ality, courage and industry essential; state
age, education, past occupation and earnings
in strict confidence. Write o., H. Powers,
Wrigley bldg, Suite HOS, Dept. Blk. Chicago.
SALESMAN to make small town demonstrat-
ing and taking direct orders for fastest SELL
ing device ever conceived by the mind of man;
no deposit required for samples; permanent
employment; desirable position. John E.
Finney & Co.. Railway Exchange bldg, st.
Louis, Mo.
statesmen car make $S in evening with our
side line, which really sells to druggists
.,most ut sight. Wiseo Co.. Lehman bldg,
Peoria, Ill.
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TINNERS.

SHIPPING CLERK-Must be
experienced in installnent fur
niture business. Hopwood's,
9Th and K SITS. NV.
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WAITRESS or chambermad; colored girl
wishes place. 1880 Corcoran st. NV. Apt. ..
WOMAN. neat. intelligent coored, trustwor
thy and reliable, wants position mornings.
care of gentleman's lady's apt, assist with
the sick or light work mornings evenings
Address Box 2O7-B Star office.
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HELP-FEMALE.
CA1fflued.
EDUCATED WOMAN.

Between 254O, with high school education
free to leave Washington responsible perIna-
nent position teacher widow preferrd. Ap-
pearance and ambition more essential than
prev. bus exp; position pays r. r. fare. com.
and salary to start real opportunity for ad-
ment, Mrs. Bess NJ. Kubu. Shorehnm Hotel.
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Mechanical Dentistry.

Complete course 3 to months Monday.
Wednesday, Friday evenings, to only.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL DEN
TISTRY, 400 7th st. NV, Room PIG.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.
Continued.

YOUNG MAN from the country, white, de-
sires a position of any kind. Franklin 64o5.
YOUNG MAN well educated, capable and
energetic, experienced in accounting and Of
flee work, desires responsible position. Ad
dress Box bib. Star office. 12s
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE. .
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, male or female:
state experience, salary desired and refer
ences. Address Box 24s-B. Star office.
CHOIR SINGERS-Tenor and mezzo-soprano;
the younger the better. Give phone number
Address Box 112-B, Star office. IL
COUPLE. white in suburbs; woman for house
work, man. part-time work on 10-acre tract;
room and board and small remuneration
write Mclean. Va. X. +. D.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN. well educated, to
solicit orders for high-grade novelty for
Christmas; real money maker. Gordon b.
Bradley. Ind floor. 61S 18th st. NV. IL
LADY gentleman Of wide acquaintance as
Washington representative of old established
corporation, for distribution prepared Cali
fornia fancy fruits direct to exclusive family
trade; especially attractive to lady with club
connections and having spare time. For inter-
view with sales director. address Box 236-B
Star office.
MAN OR WOMAN-Colored. to sell high class
experience at house-to house canvassing. State
Ehat experience you have had. Address Box
29O-T. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN. reliable, to turn spare
grown roses, shrubs etc; weekly pay r. B.
Fissel, Dist. Manager. 221 7th st. ne.
PARLORMAID, chambermaid buter-waitress
dishwashers, nurse, day workers, pressers.
laundress. North 5119.
STUDENTS WANTED-During November and
December. women students to canvass in
the homes of Washington to take orders for
Remington portable typewrters; an ideal and
practical gift for children as well grown
ups: llberal commission; earn easy Christmas
money this way. Apply to Mr. McNalIy, Rem
ington typewriter Company, so4 nth st. NV.
TYPISTs-Earn s25-s1OO weekly. spare time,
Carnes. Authors Agent. CLOS. Tallapoosa.
Ca. for particulars. .
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SALESMEN-We nave an excellent opportunity
for men who will hustle; liberal commissions
paid to the right man. Universal Auto Co..
1929 NJ st.
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~ "a l Wohk. Write or call. 1905 9th ST. NV.
DAY WORK or general housework. by colored
woman. "a Myrtle ST. ne
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WORK after school hours: neat coored high
school girl. Address Box 142-B, Star office. II"
WORK of any kind; cafeteria; colored girl.
phnnn " 374l
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SITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

JANITOR, man and wife, experienced. Apply
janitor, 1701 Oregon ave. Phone North 2272.
JANITOR tgood mechanic) and wife; eight
years in place; no children best refer
ences North $685.
MAN and wife, intelligent. competent. will
manage boarding or rooming apartment
house and care for heating plant in return for
living quarters, board and living quarters
for selves and school son, who can wait on
table. Address Box 92-B Star Office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN MECHANI-
cal dentistry will be given by practical man.
, Address Box 257-B, Star Office.
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ADVERTISEMENT SALESMES-Experienced
high grade proposition; state references l,u
D. 5.Q IL off
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Refined young white woman
with little girl wishes position: objectios
one child. Address Box 100-B, Star office. l3-
HOUSEWORK or chambermaid; will assist
with children; no laundry; by colored girl.
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SECRETARY Y-STENOG RAPHER, college grad
uate. experienced in congressional work. de-
sires clerkship in senator's Office. Address BOX
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HOME ACKNOWLEDGMENT experienced di-
rection own servants; 10 years welfare work;
will conscentiously supervise motheriess house
hold. Address Box 5S-A, star Office.
FRUIT CAKES made 10 order Lincoln
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COOK and general housework; family three
adults; stay go nights; references. Phone
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Statesmen -AGENTS-How would you like to
Join "A sales organization where for S.
monthly you could have downtown mail
and phone address, thereby increasing your
business: typewriter to use, etc: access
10 the litera ture of practically every sales
rropostion i'm the country? Address BOX
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RADIO-Young man to take orders for 1-tube
radio set that operates loud speaker local
broadcasting and other cities on ear phones:
rptailS at $50: commission. 81: or in dozen
lots TO dealers at S22.50 each: commission
$40 doz: spare time full time. Address
Rny 2O3-R Star office
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

ASSISTANT in dentists Office; young lady
wishes position. Phone Lincoln 5335.
BOOKKEEPER. auditing experience, part or
full time. North 1914. Apt. sol.
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COMPANION, housekeeper. reader, generally
useful. by cultured capable woman; adaptable:
references. West 1206-W bet. and $50 n IN.
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side line, which really sells to druggists
,,most ut sight. WseO Co., Lehman bldg,
Peoria. III.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
Confined.

AGESTS-Either sex; little wonder gas saver
only weighs o., retails 35c; season Just
starting: cuts gas bills 80 per cent keystone
Supply Co.. Pittsburgh. Pa
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axe home. North 9O4

S113.
LAUNDRY done at home by coiored girl
2124 Newport pl. NV; experienced; refer
eupps
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SALESMAN to make small town demonstrat-
ing and taking direct orders for fastest SELL
ing device ever conceived by the mind of man;
no deposit required for samples; permanent
employment; desirable position. John e.
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SALESMEN-Two ambitious men; if success
full. opportunity for advancement statesmen
make SS 10 S15 per day: six hours work: call
and be convinced. New York Picture Frame
co. al Jenifer bldg, cor. 7th and d SITS NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

a BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN-Make spark
boards. medatlions, signs; big illustrated BOOK
free z. Palmer. 127 Wooster. Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED, men or women; no money
required: big /proht; hrstclass line toilet arti-
cles Gist Drug Company, 1900 N oath st.
Birmingham, Ala. 80
AGENTS-$30 daily representing factory ::
electric lighted vanity cases; fastest seller
out Pay advanced; we deliver: write for
sample. Goldsmith,' 90 s. Clinton. Chicago. :
AGENTS-To sell our Life Tonic; wonderful
medicine; big repeater; big profits. Lacassia
Co., Dept. q st. Louis, Mo-. :
AGENTS-Now ready; our big self-seIling
Thanksgiving and Christmas postcard packet:
the best we ever had; % pieces to retail at
15c: also Christmas hanging basket: crying.
laughing and talking dolls: guaranteed in,
destructible: pearls and many good household
combinations catalog free. Rex SneciaItv
Company, 514 North 10th ST., Philadelphia. pa
AGENTS-Lockwood,' 'Oriander, Roberts. make
500 weekly. Jiffy changeable signs; sensa.
tiOnal sellers; every merchant buys: costs
you 27c; sells 81; easy to sell 25 to so daily
Peoples Mfg. Co., 5e4 W. Randolph ST.,
Chicago.
AGENTS-Stop. Look. Christmas oppor-
tunity. s. hour easy. Sell iron board covers
stamped goods, rubber aprons, sanitary goods
etc. Free working sample. American EN-
broidery Co.. 800 Monroe, Chicago.
AGENTS-S6O-$2OO week; genuine gold letters
for store windows: easily applied: 20 per cent
commission on local agents orders appointed
by you: free samples. Metallic Letter Co.,
435 " Clark. Chicago.
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SALESMEN-Seyeral high-grade men to sell
the Lederman Filing System to offices end
government departments. Only those capable
of large earnings and unquestionable refer
cnces need apply. Address Box 115-B, Star
office 11s u
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NURSERY GOVERNESS, French, wishes posi-
ton; references Address Box 220-A, star
office
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YOUNG MAN-Assistant to
credit manager; excellent oppor-
tunity for right party; must
have Al references. Mr.. Ellis,
Blum's, Inc, Ola 18th st. NV.
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NURSE-If you going shopping, out
dinner theater and wish a nurse TO remain
home with your children by the hour, reli-
able VIII be sent you by calling West
134S
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DAYS WORK or by week: references 4O2 %
n W
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SALESMEN-A few live men to represent
large financial institution with over so years
experience: replying state age and previous
eXperience; confidential. Address Box lab,
Star office
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Jays WORK or general housework. IaOf
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LAUNDRY to take home 1882 Florida ave.
LAUNDRESS, first class, wants days work oe
washing TO take home 2cS22 9th st. NV.
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Statesmen, electrical appliance: experienced
preferred but not necessary: good opportunity
FOR ambitions men and women. Apply 9-1O
n IN 15O6 X ST NV
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DINNERS, luncheons and parties to serve nv
Al neat colored woman; best of references
Call North 1873 Caferess
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HELP MALE
gFVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
VI nDDIuiug for empLovment. Use COPIBS.-

kCCOiTETAITS AND Statesmen to intro
duce new income tax record. Every Sa.-o@ @ sare
means S1T5 in your pocket. Full or spale spa.
time. 306 District National hahA
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LAUNDRESS. first class: wages $45 or $50 per
month: reference. 957 Fla. ave. ny
LAUNDRESS, colored wants place.
1857 18th ST. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK to do at home; best refer
ence 14lT Swami st. NV.
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DAYS WORK. light cleaning, by cOlOred
girl. Call or write 22T o St NV
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SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.

DAY WORK out or laundry home. 1884
Swami ST. NV.
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ALESMEN-Go- getter statesmen to sell line
Of metal signs to real estate Offices, big ad-
vertisers, etc. broad field with splendid in
come TO hustlers. Address Box lab, Star
office
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DAYS WORK or laundry to take home
cook; reliable woman wants place. Main
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SALESMEN-Morey rim tool the greatest
labor wing device on the market. sells for
$3.50. Commission S1.50 to producers. Even
ings 306 District National Bank bldg.
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SALESMAN-OppOrtunit in hardware store
for young desiring good permanent po-
.siton with advancement. State age and ex-
perence; reference required Address BOX
o93-A Star office.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
BANDITS FOILED IN ATTEMPT
TO ROB THE GLENDALE BANK

Piercing screams of Mrs. Nola B.
Allen, assistant cashier of the Glen
dale Bank of Commerce, foiled an at
tempted robbery of the bank by two
masked bandits.
The two bandits, who gave their
names as Cecil Berkshire, 376 North
Third avenue, Phoenix, and O. l.. Nc
Kee, Phoenix, were captured by Town
Marshal NJ. NJ. Emmons as they at
tempted to escape in a car hired from
a local taxicab company.
Mrs. Allen was alone in the bank
when the two men entered. Mckee,
whose face was masked with motor
goggles, entered the bank, while
Berkshire stood near the door, accord
ing to bank officials. Mckee went to
the cashiers window, and dropped a
handful of currency on the counter,
as though he intended to make de-
posit. AS Mrs. Allen reached for the
money he drew As calibre revolver
and pointing it at her, ordered her
to "throw up her hands"
Mrs. Allen screamed several times
and Berkshire fled from the building.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
LYMAN PROJECT INSPECTED
BY LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

The report of the joint investigat-
ing committee, sent here last week by
the state legislature to go over the
Lyman irrigation project, will be
awaited with interest. The committee
was composed of Senator A. C. Pierce,
chairman, and Representatives House
holder of Kingnan and Rogers of
Prescott. j. Fred Johnson and Levi
S. Udall, local members of the Ly-
man Water Co., received the commit
tee and showed them about, and Sat
urday night, following the picture
show, large public meeting was held
in Columbia theatre and open discus
sion engaged in. No understanding
of a definite character was reached,
but the committee no doubt got the in
formation needed to put the matter
properly before the legislature. Earlier
in the week the irrigation project was
gone over by State Engineer C. c.
Small and noted engineer from Cal
ifornia, John J. Granville. Their lind
ings and observations will also go in
with the report to the Legislature. -
st. Johns Observer.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
BODY OF HIGH SCHOOL BOY
FOUND IN HILLS NEAR MIAMI

The body of Ronald Carnell, Is
Miami high school student, missing
since January 81, was found late Sat
urday afternoon by a wood chopper
in a brush thicket in side canyon
about a mile from that city.
The body was identified by 81 school
note book found in a pocket. The
body was badly decomposed, but there
were no marks of violence found.
The cork of a four-ounce bottle was
found near the body by Sheriff j. ALT
Edwards who investigated the case.
Officers have instituted a search to
find the bottle to which it belongs in
hopes of solving the mystery.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
PHOENIX MAN DIES
AFTER DRINKING ACID

A man, believed to be j. B. Giles
address unknown, was found dead in
front of 400 West Washington street
Sunday morning. An ounce bottle
from which all but a few drops OF
carbolic acid had been drained, told
mute story of how the man had
come to his death.
The body was found propped
against the sidewall of the building
at the above address, sitting in an up
right position. Several pedestrians
had passed it by, believing the man
asleep or in a stupor. An observing
passerby noticed the empty bottle
near the body and notified the police.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
SUMMONS No. 1885

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County Of
Coconino.
Charlotte Ascebes, Plaintiff VS..
Francisco Ascebes, Defendant.
In the name of the State of Arizona,
to Francisco Ascebes, Defendant
Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plain
tiff in the Superior Court Of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino, and answer the Complaint
therein filled with the Clerk of this
said Court, at Flagstaff, in said Coun-
ty, within twenty days after the SER
vice upon you of this Summons, if
served in this said County, or in all
other cases within thirty days there
after, the times above mentioned be-
ing exclusive of the day of service, or
judgment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Coconino, this 26th day of February,
A. D., 1923.
TOM L. REES,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
By FLORENCE AVER,
Deputy Clerk.
March 2 to %. 4t.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
HUNT GETS HIS WAY
AND ABOLISHES BOARD

A compromise agreement has been
reached between administration and
anti-adn1inistration forces in the leg
islature, which makes probable the
passage of a law, abolishing the state
land board, composed of certain elect
ed officials, and placing the appoint
ment of the state land commissioner
in the hands of the governor instead
of the board.
Governor Hunt is said to have
agreed that Vernon Vaughn, recently
chosen commissioner by the board
against the wishes of the governor,
may continue to hold office if the
proposed change is enacted.
President Winsor is said to have
favored the elimination of the board
as useless wheel in the machinery
of the land department. Having serv-
ed as land commissioner he realizes,
it is said, the disagreeable features
of having to serve the five members
of the land board instead of being re-
sponsible to one head.
Senator Sims, representing more
particularly the anti-Hunt forces, is
said to have adopted Winsor's views.
on the theory that the more dictator
ial power giver Governor Hunt, the
sooner he win eliminate himself in
the same manner that President Will
son became eliminated when his auto
cratic powers became top-heavy.
The compromise saves Hunts face.
He has early and late contended that
the administration is responsible for
the conduct of the land department,
and therefore he should have the hir-
ing and firing of the land commission
er. Other members of the land board
thought differently, however, and
proceeded to put one over on the chief
executive by making selection OF
their own.
Now the governor has won his point
and has been relieved of the embar-
rassment of having to appoint G. NJ.
Zander, who has often been mentioned
as Hunts personal choice for the
lob. In view of the fact that fed
eral indictment charging him with be-
ing a party to a giant land fraud IS
still pending against Zander, his ap-
pointment would be subject to more
or less criticism, SO after all things
have been patched up in a most salts
factory manner all around.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
ROSS SAYS LEGISLATORS ARE
SHIELDING SLOW TAXPAYERS

According to County Attorney John
F. Ross, who recently visited Phoe-
nix, the proposed law governing the
collection of back taxes, drawn up
by Mr.. Ross and submitted to the
sixth Arizona Legislature by the coun-
ty attorneys association of this state,
has little or no chance OF finding
it's way onto the statute books of this
state.
The Maricopa county delegation, Mr..
Ross says, are strongly opposed to
the measure, as we'll as to any other
move that will ultimately lead to the
collection of back taxes.
The present system of collecting
back taxes is an expensive procedure,
the collection of taxes justly due be-
ing fraught with many disadvantages.
1t seems that it is to remain in Arl-
zona for some time at least, that the
man who pays his taxes will be grac-
iously thanked for his remittance,
while the delinquent will be patted on
the back for wiggling from under his
share of the load.
When the publication of the delin-
ouent tax lists was done away with,
one dollar WAS SdNGu Will ohC lahu,
while many dollars slipped through
the other.
1t is a fact that during the times
that the list of delinquents was pub
lished, fewer people failed to pay up.
Economy is a knotty problem, and
it is generally tackled from the wrong
end.
Nevertheless, delinquent taxpayers
are enjoying an immunity to which
they are not entitled, and their neigh
bors don't know whether they owe the
county or whether they are paid up
in full.
AS long as nobody knows the diff
ference, and they can enjoy the priv
ileges of citizenship without paying
their taxes, remain on an equal foot
ing with the man who does pay his
taxes, and be favored by legislatures
who refuse to enact measures that
would interfere with the situation
then, more power to the delinquent.
Major Kelly in Douglas Internal
ional.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-09
HUNT NAMES TWO NEW
MEMBERS REGENTS, BOARD

Governor Hunt sent to the senate
of the Arizona legislature letters an
nouncing that he had appointed E. E.
Ellinwood of Phoenix, and Mrs. The
odora Marsh of Nogales, to be MEM
bers of the board of regents of the
University of Arizona to take the
places now held by Dwight B. Heard
of Phoenix, and Nose Drachman of
Tucson, whose appointments to fill
vacancies, the governor declared, had
not received legislative confirmation.
The governors letter concerning
the place now held by Mr.. .Drachman
follows: 8 ~
"To the members of the senate of
the sixth legislature Of the state of
Arizona:
Gentlemen: I have the honor to
advise you that on the first day of
March, 1923, | appointed Honorable
Theodore Marsh of Nogales, Santa
Cruz County member of the board of
regents of the University of Arizona
for the term ending on the first Mon
day in January, 1927.
"The vacancy was caused by the
death of Epes Randolph. Governor
noIHaS II. OdNlpDGll Hldue dn lltS1lHI
appointment of Nose Drachman, of
Tucson, but his appointment was not
sent to the senate for confirmation
at the last session of the Legislature.
81 would respectfully ask that the
appointment of Honorable Theodore
Marsh be confirmed at your conven-
ience."
The letter announcing the ap-
pointment of Mr. Ellinwood to tako
the place of Mr.. Heard was similarly
worded, except that the term men
toned expires in 1929 and the va
cancy which the governor stated to
exist was caused by the resignation
Of Dean William Scarlett.
Both letters were read in the sem
ate, but no action was taken on them.