davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-08-15

Burtch immeditely summoned as
sistance, and Wilkinson was taken to
Doctor T~rueblood's office where an
X-E.y examination disclosed the fact
that seven ribs were fractured close
to the spine on the right side, the
chest was crushed in such a manner
that the internal organs were forced
over to the left side, crowding the
heart so that its beating was plainly
seen. His recovery is not certain.
Wilkinson was removed to the
Spencer home where every are will
be available. He is a brother of Mrs.
Rex Spencer, and was one of the
prominent contestants in the roping
and b~ulldogging contests during the
Stampede.
, 1923-08-15
Word OF Tax
Raise For Park Co

The County Commissioners of Big
Koran County recently received
notice from the State Board of
Equalization, to raise the valuation
of all first and second class lands and
city lots and improvements 10 per
cent.
1t is understood hat several other
counties have received similar notice,
but up to date the officials of Park
County have received no such notice,
and it is to be hoped that one is not
forthcoming since the majority of
taxpayers seem to think they are al
ready taxed to the limit.
, 1923-08-15
Governor Wins Fight
For .16 Cent Gas
In South Dakota

PIERRE, s. D., Aug. 1.-THE
Standard Oil company's reduction of
the gasoline price to 16 cents a gal
lon in South Dakota vas caused by
plans of Governor McMaster to buy
q half million gallons of gasoline and
sell it yer the state at that price, it
was revealed at the governors office
here today. Practically all other
gasoline distributing companies fol-
lowed the Standards lead to cut the
price of gasoline down to sixteen
cents in the state.
, 1923-08-15
BERT stage ATTACKS
FATHER WITH RAZOR

Bert Stages of Meeteetse was ar
rested and brought to Cody last We'd
nesday by Marshal Eckdahl of Nee
~teetse. and placed in custody of the
sheriff's office. Stage is charged
with having attacked his father with
a razor and threatened his life. He
is being held under Observation as to
his sanity.
, 1923-08-15

The Indians and white boys are
planning n Wild West show Mt Pryor
for Labor Day. Arrangements are
in charge of Attic orser.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A s. Goff are the
parents OF a daughter. born Friday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

Children's hair cutting at Muir
rays new barber shop In former
jewelry store loeation.-adv.
r o. Walter is in Salt Lake city
where he Is auetioning this week at
the salt Lake Livestock show.
George Hamilton Is also in the Utah
capital. having taken a carload OF
hogs 10 that market.
T. b. Williams left Monday eve
ming for Salem. Utah. where he will
be employed with the Phelps Con
struction company on a road contract
being completed near the Utah town.
Mr. Williams spent most OF the win
ter In Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munyon and
son Marvin were dinner guests sun
day at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Wrinkle Il was on Easter
Sunday four years ago that AIR.
Wrinkle and Mr.. Munyon. who were
buddies overseas. left MarsailIes.
France. bound for home.
You are invited to make use OF
our quick. courteous. clean barber
service. Murray's. Main street.-adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

Mrs. Fred Reicherf.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lancaster
and family moved into the T. II. Ell
lis house this week.
Mrs X. II. Coodpasture and her
daughter spent Sunday al the 7. y.
Beyer home.
Ar. and Mrs. y. Boman spent sun
day al the home OF the lAtter's
brother. J. W Stats OF Twin Falls.
Mr.. and Mira. Z. l.. Knapp were
dinner guests Sunday al the home OF
S. r. Knapp In Twin Falls.
Miss Mary BomaD spent Sunday
with Miss Helen Hainline.
AR. and Mrs. W Wright spent
Sunday az the home OF Frank Hall.
Miss Merle Davis and Miss Myrtle
Dexter spent sunday with Miss Ona
Davis
Edith Davis spent the weekend
with Esther Davis
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

Don't fail 10 see Z. Forest Taylor
at Gem Monday night. April s.-ad-
vertisement
The regular meeting Of Filler
Chapter. o. r. S. will take place al
Masonic hall Friday night OF this
week.
Mrs Harry Robertson. has been
Ill the past week al the home OF hor
mother. Mrs. r. l.. Mccaw. suffer
ing from influenza
Have you a dead piano? Trade
IL for photograph and have music
In your home. Write r. T. Logan.
Twin FaIls.-adY.
Mrs. Claude Brown and daughter
have been visiting in Wendell the
past week al the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Z. L. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A o. Midland and
sir. and Mrs. Arthur Englund enter
tanned at six tables OF pinOchle at
the maitland home Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. y c. Grant and fam
lily have moved from the Duquesne
home into the r c. Oyerton prop
erty in the Munyon addition.
Get HainIine's famous ice cream
at the Modern Drug Shop. Pints. soc;
quarts. soc; half gallons. soc; gal
Ions. Sl.75, Observation-Disclosures
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Snyder were
hosts TO a number OF friends at an
evening OF cards at their country
home north OF here Thursday eve
ming OF lost week.
Harvey Shirk submitted TO an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the coun-
ty general hospital Thursday His
sister. Mrs. S. B. Hopkins. under
went a similar operation the week
previous.
John Thorpe Of The Record force.
accompanied by his brother. 5. L. I
ThOrp. Burroughs Adding Machine
representative in this dis
trict. are spending a few days this
week at the home of their parents /
At Brigham City. Utah.
Get Hainline's famous ice cream 1
At the Modern Drug Shop. Pints. soc; I
quarts. soc; half gallons. soc; gal
ions. s1.75. Observation-Disclosures
ment.
Concentrating her fourth birth
lay anniversary, little Miss Marian
Dwight entertained at the home of
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. F. A.
Dwight, Tuesday afternoon for IA OF
Ter little friends. The hostess re-
.eiyed a variety of gifts. Following
IN afternoon OF games Mrs. Dwight
erved delicious refreshments TO the
hildren and several OF their moth
rs. The table decorations were
ink and white. mirror and Easter
askets adding 10 its attraetiveness.
he guests included Ilene Haag, |
can Denman. Robert Wood. Charles
nyder. Tiff Anderson. Lucille BEEN, .
.ucy Adele Dillingham;. Dick Mus
er, Marjorie Musser. Winston |
hilds. Marvin Munyon. Richard
reynolds. Harriet maitland, Jean
Iaag and Marie Englund
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05
METHODIST CHURCH
&. r.. DEAL, Pastor

Bible school next Sunday iiornins
at Ss45. begins the study OF the -call
OF Abram." At IL a. m. Rev. :. +
Baker will bring the message and the
celebration OF the Lords supper will
follow.
The quarterly conference viii be
held on Saturday evening at 5
o'clock.
Sunday evening at $50 will be
held the Epworth League devotional
meeting. Leader. Mrs. c. E. Deal.
Subject: The Christian Motive in
Recreation"
AT 1880 the fourth illustrated ser
mon on the life OF Christ. subject:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

All veal steaks and chops
from hind quarters zoe
All veal steaks and chops
from front quarter f5c
All real roast f2isc to zoe
All stew zeal ..-. to-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05
LOCAL BREVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Goff are the
parents OF daughter. born Friday
Henry Jones and Buck Rice OF the
southern part OF the county were
business visitors here Monday.
y Earl Murray is now open for busi-
ness with a new barber shop next
door to Record office.-adv.
The Catholic Ladies win conduct
a cooked food sale al the village Of
fices Saturday afternoon.-adver-
tisement.
Mrs. II. II. Kalb1leisch returned
home Saturday from an extended
visit with members OF her family in
Kansas
r. II. Francis. father Of Mrs. r. L.
Maeaw. arrived Saturday from his
hgne at Hunter. Kans.. and will
y$it here Indefinitely.
z. Forest Taylor troupe will play
Gem Monday, April 8, in 1.-The Ghost
Between" and specialties between
each Acknowledgement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wood and
son, and Mrs. Flora Woods were
dinner guests Easter Sunday at the
Henry Neunamaker home in Twin
Falls.
The Misses Ethel Smith, Pearl
Moore and Claribel Walter spent
Easter here with their home folks,
from Albion normal school where
they are students
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Blakeley have
moved into the W. A. Shear prop
erty on Union avenue. Mr.. BIakeley
will continue to farm his ranch ly-
ing southeast of town.
E. Forest Taylor troupe will be at
Gem theater Monday night. April Q. |
playing The Ghost Between" with |
specialties between each act Admis- |
sion 25c and 0c.-adyertisement.
Mrs. Prudie Richmond and son
Ray left the first of the week for a |
short visit at Donithan, Nebr.. the
home OF the formers mother, Mrs.
Emily Harris, who is seriously i'll.
Dale Wood has gone to Salt Lake
City where he has accepted a posi-
tion as sales promoter with the
Northwestern Yeast company. manu-
facturers of Yeast Foam and Magic
Yeast
L. F. Pielstick. pioneer Filler
resident and father of Mrs Homer
arrived here the first OF
the week from the Wilder and Home
dale country. where he has resided
for the past several years.
Mrs. ]. F. Blakeley has opened a
store next to the Conner
Cream Station and mas a new up-to-
date line at very reasonable prices.
Call and try on the new hats.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray have
moved to their farm home adjoining
Filler on the south. The Arnold fam
ly that has been occupying the place
Tor the past year. is now staying
with Mr.. and Mrs Earl Woodbridge.
Get Hainline's famous ice cream
Il the Modern Drug Shop. Pints. soc;
quarts, soc; half gallons, soc; gal
ons. sI.75, delivered.-adyertise
nent
Announcements we're received
lere yesterday telling OF the birth of
son, Harold Warren. jr.. Saturday.
March 81. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
doore of Seattle, Wash. The moth !
II. previous to her marriage. was
Hiss Lydia Umphrey. Her mother, I
drs. Z. NJ. Umphrey. is at present
listing at the Moore home.
Stephen Pate has brought to The !
record office a hens egg which !
ivals in size the whopper brought
n recently by Henry Simon Mr..
ate says he has hen which habitu-
lily lays these large eggs, and he
romises to furnish this office with
ne of the monstrosities shortly.
laking the egg from the Simon pens
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

BAPTIST CHURCH

The Rev. J. (. Kanarr will preach
at the Baptist church Sunday eY-
ming at 1880 O'Clock.
Bible school every Sunday az 10
a. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

In Wandering With the Twelve" A
fun house has greeted each OF the H.
lustrated services thus FAR. and the
next will be no less interesting A
welcome awaits you.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05
WASHINGTON
DISTRICT NEWS

The women's club meets this week
with Mrs. Gilbert Deklofz
Mrs. Charles Stroud spent Thurs
day afternoon with her daughter.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05
SHOE SPECIALS

You cannot afford to buy shoes
until you have seen our offer
offerings. Every shoe is of solid
leather, constructed for real
wear, and all at special prices
that will save you money.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05

Let THE RECORD do YOUR
printing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-05
STRAW HATS
NEW GINGHAMS AND
PERCALES

Genuine Red Seal Bingham, in
bright new patterns; yd. 29c
Good standard, full width ging-
ham in good patterns; 27-inch;
Special, per yard ----.--.-.-.. Csc
Percales in stripes, checks and
the new cretonne patterns;
beautiful colorings; yard Csc
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

-Grtldrung. rgGie tommi
g, 4nna, Dab i'd, 10 oft i'd in biz
Jgii1e treis, einen ~9ie66aber Del SD
men finoe2" = mnSa. neil @n0oi9,
INNER in 10 leiien 9ausiauben Oa-
bertommsn!""
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

hisOOncn 0SmmanunSe JoaFg4afnf
ousssipi6en, oaB ie IS ofer ooh ~
elmer Qusiprote nit igm rriuagu
riiros. bate CT porausgeleben. lloo
fibIte fi9 Sinoa sesenuber moraliid
gsbunoen, Der olie ritterlide Sim
ieiner 8orfobren iiedie in i0m.
rDu piait wobl. mie Is ideinl
otlner .9er3allerliebieu" non en
Yioresnltdno6en bringsn} "a .ou
es 70 silig BAIT, lloo. trommie ooa
esiroit Die 8uridpelle berdus 8gt
Cinen regenbogsnidrbeneu G bgi;
lpielt lie germ Elm pddr Ndt3er Dor
6rou Gina @oBlars 8amms isniise
AUDI Ouf Die @eicbr 9iu, pou ogt
0cbaobliden GtoototrmdlIml pss
gen nddtlidsr Gubeit6rusg in Stras
f. gsnommen gu peroen", iasie Sur.
D. RotsHeeBcit, Der ouf otr oalbinitl
gtudoe %oniGi1ig mar mo fir Elm uns
DerbeherIi6es S4anomaul gait, mli
lIlIenoer 3unge.
Hoo Sersbeim fu6r NOD Dem
Spreder berum. Gr mar nit .insm.
S9luse poltommen niidisrn gelpos.
cen.
MAS fol- Oas9" lam IS IeiIe. a6e
Orobeno BON ieinen 9ippeH.
IRA, iei 10 gut - LAB Oo9 uns.
6sinen alien &dmeraoen, %gs1endGfs
Die Wosts fallen, mein 2ieber. IN
!SapioI pfeifen IS morgen Die Gpat.
sen bon Den Dddern, oaB Ole ldofs
Jrou @otbo @oBIar Dir in oeinym
part cine itiirmii9e giebesertaung
semo9t bat, beuts in allsr @oites
ftiibe. Die alte &latI9bais Die gu.
geIltrOm aus Dem 9duie Wettfiiu,
poiaunts Is porbin obenos i'm SUR
bauis aus, ie battle ale Rdaridteu
aus iideriter Guelle. ga, p%erieuiel
bibi9 1T ole 9inOa ia = i'd nollie
fre ma9te mir aud cine 9iebesertlds
tung, aber beiroten tate i6 lie oes
rs9en LANCE nod ni4t."
Ole S1rteige LAB III oerlegbea
SetunOe ais Elm brennen0es Mial atd
Surt RIOTS Inter Bdde ipenn Iid
ole anosren ni9t 5ipil6en i'm ui0
Loo Sersbeim geiporien 6dtien, piel
Ieidt bate Der lange, Iebnige Wlaips
ratsberr ben t~leineu, ausgemetQeltea
8erl, Den feline 8auern auf Oct Salls
iniel gudpe ipie oas 1oaiiae aeuet
iiir9teten, einfo9 beim 0enid Qc
iommen uuO i'm ourd 0as Beuitet
einfa4 ouf ods tomalie @ras of5
9%oteI9artens 9epprfen. GU treaHtt
man ole 8iitenoeu nit euiger @r
malt.
Supial betam ausgie6igsn Sc
lprd9sltoff.
Sm GtnoenI9en @oloe, 100 ionl
nur Yidnids bon Den 8a0eQalee
peranltaItet puroen, bate oas Guel
sipil6en hoo Sersbeun ulo ailt.
ytOtsHeeBoff ltot%tsefunom, etliereg
lag nun pertpunOet in Der 8ripattH
lit Oes Dottor Wlobler, Der, uad
hem aud ibm bic SpaBen ola otp
@d4ern Dies unO ienes oor9epnltel
tatten, nidt ionoerIi9 ~ii0erraidt
mar, als 5rau GinOa b. @oBla,
elei9, na9oem man Den Nerlrumog
ten gebettet uno Die Augel eni'srr
Latte. in Die Slinit geliiir5t TAR
Dlab uno maBlps ouigetegt mt
&intenauieBuus jeglider Notfsti ut
le3ug auf oas @ereoe iibet he ual
Loo, oas nit Der unaufhalilaMte4
tjner &alpihe in Der Staol i'm I'm
lauf mar. Doctor Wiosl,r iaA0 llf
leinen triftigen @runo. 8rou o.
GoBlur BON uOo 9ersbeims Na9er.
auf Dem er nit blefiertm 8ein au9
tCginnenoem lei9ten Wumefiebet
llibte, dneitli9 fern8u6oIteu.
uoO Sersbeims S6ididl mar e
iIegelt. als 2inoa ii4 Iaui auiih ut
ssno uber i'm beu9te. @urh tin
mar oieie 6rau nun EFT rebt in oets
lluno Der Qeute gstommeH nun
muBte er fir fe einite9eu, alien
aud @ot9o SoBIar 9egenii6er
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

DeutfGe 8eitfdriften fonnen oura
oag r@aibington SournaI" brett be-
cogen tperoen. 9as eripart 3eit uno
gelo; oenn oas nSournaI" erbdlt iie
ans Stem yorf, mo- iie borr6tig lie
gen. @arum iid auf entlteIIte Oead-
ridten englii9erE Der.
InIIen, ipenn man Die @obrbeit aus
better, oirefter 9uel,e 10 idneI er-
inbren fam.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
Der 9Iatterfaa hottie 6eoonnen.

Der 8Idtterfaa bate begomtn.
Sn ieinem 3immer in S4loB
GoBIar JAP @Otbo, uno feline 6so.r
slit i9neu ii6er oas Aon3eplpapiet
Orr Inn auf Dem S4reibtii4.
Dor atusi Monaten bate CT 5iet
t: elmer itiirmiI6en Sommsnl II
aelehen uno iein abi9ieOsgeilh an
TN ROmmanOeur ieines J|ls9ineuls
gci4risben.
Dus mar sIei9 na@ itnrm 0uea
in 9apfal eepeien, po feline 5rau
in iol4 elmer unliebIamen rouian
til9en @eiie bon ii4 rsosn gefnt.
hottie.
@otbo bate feline 6oroeruug al
aurt b. RDt gefonot - gum 3pei-
ten Male batten iid ole YjltoleU.Is
acln I'M 2inoeni9en @aloe 9tireu3i
sin Iei9ter StreiiiduB am 6alie,
Gle Steae aMirtsIts ii6 no1 etta at,
Sen Sotbo erbaIten bate, lplr bas
Helultat oteleS Sipeltdlnples gsipe-
len. Der tleine aurt b. Got ReeBoa
ioaroe. DOriibergebenO 81 elmer bt
yibmten peri0nli9teit IN 0apial
rnO er Ielber trug Die beioen 9ueae
Die ibm elm poar Ioie Worte ii5er ot
idlone nSeufelin @otbeIm0e"
6rau b. Sersbeims ipotienoe ges
mnnung bate S9uIe gemdd9i
luf Den gals geIaOen bate als cias
Ger glorreiHlten Grinnerungsn il
Isin 3ebensbu9 elm.
@otbO @oblar aber Isbtc fit Fin
mo i6rieb iein abidieosoeiu6. 81
mar elm ausgeIpro6ener @egner ots
3iueitdmpfes. @s tam i6u barba
lid Dor, ipenn otpei lid aui cine
!ur8e Gntfernuns chamber geosa~
iberlteaten uno orauIlos tnaIltsq
Ssit iensm unfreipiaig ~abgs9tbenen
S8uB i'm Sbinssni6en Walos bat!e
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

seIepbOn Grunflin 1892
Wiegapd & Beilsteip
Nmftrci6er NIB 9efOrutiumsmaler.
824 Sedite Srake G.-@.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
lDaskinsA SSurnal.


Make chicks for subscription payable
10 Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

Entered as second-class matter August
I. 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

PRICES:
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30

It is believed that if the trail is
sold, and a good highway to the can
yon built with the money, the loss Of
the less than S5 600 a year net revenue
we now receive from the trail will be
more than offset by the much less
lower annual cost Of maintainence Of
the highway. Thus we will have a
good roads years sooner than we 9th
erwise would and it will cost us less
annually to maintain it.
Another profit that is bound to re-
suit from improvement of the high
way is a great increase in tourist
travel.
The visiting congressman will be
here Sunday about noon. The COM
mittee Of Rotarians appointed to meet
them will arranue a luncheon. Then
they will leave here in time to reach
Leupp that night. Their itinerary
includes Keams Canyon, Holbrook,
Adamana and the Petrified Forest.
They are travelling on. schedule, being
due back in Washington in few days.
State Engineer Frank Goodman viii
also meet the party at Grand Canyon.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30

at Williams. There was pane bro
ken out of the window. She sat out
side and they held hands. They didn't
mind who saw them. When they were
not too many around they kissed.
Deputy Sheriff c. Y. Campbell talk
ed to the bride. She said she sup
posed she was a fool to fall in love
with so young a boy. He asked if her
father-in-law' wealth didn't have
something to do with it. She said it
didn't, but she loved the boy, that was
ALL
She was half-hysterical with fear
that the boys old man would have the
marriage annulled. The boy had more
confidence in dad. He reckoned the
latter wanted more than anything else
to have them come back. He had
good reason to feel confident. The
girl is altogether too sweet and pretty
to be easily thrown aside by any boys
dad. She doesn't look her years. The
boy looks more than his.
While the officers had been franti-
cally chasing them they had been hay,
ing a great time starting scrap book
out of what the papers had said of
the affair. She showed clippings from
the little old home towns paper to
The Suns representative. The little
old home paper said some mighty nice
things about both Of them.
The California officers arrived in
Williams on Sunday and the runaways
went back to face the music.
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30
CARL HAYDEN HAS COUNTY
SUPERVISORS GO TO GRAND
CANYON TO TALK IT OVER
Continued from Page One.)

much as we have is that stabling has
been done by the Harvey people and
q lot of the other expense of keeping
the animals has been borne by them.
1t is pointed out that another good
feasible site for a competitive trail
has been found.
The county ownership of the trail,
it is believed, initiates against gov
ernment appropriations for the park.
1t is believed appropriations, and on
a more liberal scale, would be easier to
get if it were not for this independent
ownership of the trail.
This might ultimately have more
far-reaching effect upon the future
prosperity of this sectionn, it is said,
than is apparent on the surface. The
more the park is developed, the less
danger exists of rival development on
the north side of the canyon.
The general opinion at the meeting
seemed to be that if the road to
Grand Canyon is to be put into good,
permanent shape, there is no other
way to do it, at least not for some
years to come, except by getting
money BY the sale of the trail.
Congressman Hayden has long be-
lieved that the trail should be sold
to the government. He believes the
effect of the sale will be highly bene-
ficial to this county, not only by af-
fording us the means to build a gSod
road to the canyon, but by removing
an impediment to more liberal appro-
priations for improvements within the
park
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30
DIET AND HEAL TIL
yam;ns Given Place in Websters New 1928 Dictionary
By DR.. Charles A. Gale, D. c
Chiropractor
115 North Humphrey street

death. It's presence seems to stlmu-
late the metabolic processes, especially
those concerned in the digestion and
assimilation of food. Some diseases,
as beri:beri and experimental poly
neuritis, are probably due to defic-
iency of this vitanin in the diet. The
third IS abundant in fresh fruits and
vegetables and, to some extent, IN
fresh milk and some other animal
products. Lack of it causes scurvy.
It's role in metabilosm is not known. :
The pronunciation is given as fol-
lows: The first syllable is vi, the 1
having the long sound as in vie; the
second syllable is ia, the having the
short sound as in ask; the third syl-
liable is min, the having the short
sound as in will. The accent is on the
first syllable.
The discovery Of the vitamins SSa
entirely revolutionized the important
subject of dietetics. Any book On die
tetics written more than three years
ago is not worth the paper it was
printed on.
For people who do not have the OPP
portunity to make thorough study
of vitamins, the following simple rule
will answer for all practical purposes
Drink a glass of fresh sweet milk
at each meal, and then once day
eat either an orange, lemon, a
grapefruit or a tomato. The balance
of the meal can then be mace up OF
any articles which taste and common
sense dictate.
Next Week: "An Ounce of Proven
tion is Worth Pound of Cure"
The Coconino sun., 1923-03-30

cisco newspapers published the news
Of their having got the license. The
little old home town didn't wait to let
the pretty teacher tell them about II
They toldAher. You know how it is III
those little towns. Some excitement.
She told them she would resign, II
they said SO. They didn't say so, but
did say so many other things that she
lust up and left, right then. And the
bow went with her. They went in his
fathers Dodge car When the towns
people thought of something more to
saw to her and looked for her SO they
could say it right out to her face and
not behind her back, they found they
would have to say it to her back or
bust themselves trying to keep It IN.
The newspapers of the two states
took up the hue and cry.
Meanwhile, the lovers, the old maid
and the kid, just kept along in the
kids pas car until they reached Ba-
kersfield. There the kid wired back
to dad that they were on their way TO
Grand Canyon on their honeymoon and
would arrive in Williams on Saturday.
When they got to Williams and called
at the Harvey house for an answer
they were arrested, the kids father
having asked for it on the ground that
his car had been taken.
But the arrest came day too late
to prevent the marriage, which had
taken place the day before in King
man, where the kid told the county
clerk he was 81
| He was locked in the little town jail