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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-28
Victor F. Pettrick.

Wisconsin State Motorists Associa-
ton.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
 Themselves
MERCHANDISE
Merchandise at The Stores

our sleds of various sizes are the lowest in the city. The only sleds in New Brit ain equipped with brakes can be found in the Big Furniture Store" John A. Andrews & Co.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
AUTOMOTIvE
Autos and Trucks for saIe

FEBRUARY sAyE AT HUDSON AND ESSEX USED oAR pEPASrxvNT 1924 Ford Sedan. dss-. 1923 Hudson Coach.
 1920 4-Pass. Cadillac Coupe. 1924 Maxwell Touring; new. 1923 Stakeholder. spec. Six touring 1923 Oakland coupe, pass. 1928 Maxwell sDort Touring car. 1921 Hudson passenger Touring. 1923 Maxwell Touring.
 1920 Maxwell Touring.
 1920 Essex Touring. 1921 Stakeholder. ! pass. Touring. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. l7ss ARCH ST. TEL. 2109.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
Lawyers--Patcnt Attorneys

H. G. MANNING -EK patent examiner keg Britain office tn Walk over Shes Store: 5:5U-5 p 70. Wednesday; head quartefs. Waterbury.
 EEw ENGLAND PATENT kGENoY-- Booths block. Est. isSG, hy Jns shep- ard Louis N. schmidt. E5s Main s., Telephone New Britain and Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

PLAlNVtLLE , tenement h0uge, I9f Ioe. lbe, barn, hen houses, peach pear. appls ahh chvftE trees Close t0 trolsy. Price sLay0 sihov cash. Balance ou terns. isCb g5, BiislDl.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
EMPLOYMENT

f EMPLOYMENT Help-sica Wanted ~ l CkLAYERs-naniod op long job oyer two million brick. Steady work, must be competent worltmeu. Apply ready for work. Hartford Open shop Building Trades Exchange, Inca iis Asylum St. Hartford Conn.
 goBisEGE MEN-Hhy not make money7 Spend the spare hours outside classet selling Mailman shoes, factory 10 feet" Will meet you in New Britain. Philip Giafd Shoe Co.,. Broo Nton, Mass. POLfSH-speakinG automobile salesman. Inc. ss Arch st.. Phone 2s52. POLISH -spealing saieshian 10 represent connectIcut Mig. Co, i5 Main St. sALEsMAN--to represent Conn. Mfg. Co. Good opportunity for advancement, IS Main st.
 sALEsMAN-Man wanted by large and old established oil corporation 10 sell nuto- motive products 10 the garage and acces- sory trade in New Britain and surround ing territory. State age. references and exprrience, salary basis. Address BoS. 56 ]. q. Herald.
 THOROUGHLY experienced grocery clerk. good positiou for right man. Apply Box is, Herald.
 YOt NG-flaH. hilh BHoo graduate, to make himself useful around au electrical store. Address Box az, Herald.
 Hclp-Nomen Wanted t2 ClMpETEST- -inaid for general house work. Apply al oBee. Mrs. L. '. tisy- den, $ Hsrrisen st., Phone 2i5s. EXPERIENCED -Inaid fgT general house work. Apply se Husseil St. or phone sibs W.
 C;TT.T--ahUut Is for general ito,shUorir small family in Hartford, no washing. phone s-ty1s of Inquire 1si bell. is East KaEtHapd E., Iisetfor1. .iiEI--ofsr ts years of age, wanted for general lsouscN eris. Must stay nights. Mrs AI. h. PAsco. Phone pgs.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

HAT KILLER -iCoaeKsse Hat Eafara1it,sioT. f7 per dozen rsrkasess after estius rats die outdoors. RacklIns Bfgs.. Fsrk and EiatloW Ets. skrts uitufai Iisnf
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
Where 10 DtT,s,

EsaEsTO LUNCH and Rssssurast-ths place Of quality. sefvics ana satisfsc- tiOn. our bome-made pastrT sfwsys fresn. sAi haiB arsst.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
ROnnls Ilnr Hlm.ckclninr -

AMEEICAN -w0fEinE gifI VaHts ,-e-I-5,-., E.d GO share houssksertual fa8rrs ssff1 home tslIfUrfs. fsefeIefiess errtfsr,ua.,i aInIy IaA ft. nefald.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

Wb- have buyers for or family hcusss in Che sout1 end of the city. IL you tbaV., on" Ter sale CenuuaBicats Wtth Il. J Fof- f-h "' hAfty hoiiaud al 2 Elm st.,s l'npno t5gp.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
Watches, Diamonds, JcwcIry

iiAMOHtts. BlAMuNps. satc .0 and gs per cent by buying sour diamonds frOm Hs. We import them dirNrt step ih and fgiDpafe quality and prico and he cunyin. rcd. [. BrEftlrIl. Mfg IeWcier. gsg Main ..i.- s.L.tl- IImtltEnL-t..iaI ..L-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
neai [ tatc l.anle1i

' LAIN NILLb-' toVh bungalow, all mod viu itnIrD, cTn-ut8 ciaatfie lights stg
 easy tcims. John E. Conipn, rst. si.s.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

" HtFUN F7TN.s rbTF- NIIWfHT Ifpi-
 Nb-"arry the farsess ztsrt of hcaxt winter appsrei in iiis eIty nt ttfuss vs Iils.t we defg anyone io tuni. shaeBsEin ,.a4f Tor men ts-ssy tte.5": saaats=s t5sssrzg underwear. alloes. array shirts, rafhrsafs et -st"- space loo SuE5n ta fsieaII-if fta idg variety. It siH pay g0H to walk fsg steps From 3iaiu st.. ana szte ntsfiat trmy { Nay supply ,to.. $ churrh st
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
service statimns. Repairing

 AGET f LlsNE-and clectnc welding. scored tsfin1cTs 10 iit old pisiviis; boiler re. pairing. portable equipment. storts Weld ing C0., ss Glen st. Phone ssbs. AIttH ST. RADIATOR WOI;ks Leaks re- paired, new cofCs tnstglied. bodies and tenders auickly icpaireu. Best Upuipped shop iH t0sb. i9i Arth si., piious 1iud $. Nbn, prop. suctessor to Hultqulst bros. ALTU HyD1Es- -vf every desciipiion re pairtd and upholstered, auto tor. slip r0tef and side curtains made and icpaii- cd U4tr 4g yeafs experience. 4. ". nalfh Auto Top snd LTiiylaterins Co.. .g, Aim It., i'hUne =s8g.
 AUTO PAIETlNti- sttlping. lettering. tssaofs KssiZas, rear SoS lark s., Phone 5is-is. hVUss .4.s.tg rear is ptcspsct st. ktT0 IOPs curtains and Dphois,e ering re- paired. rel,lsesd. N0rk done nos. prompt ly ana econgmirany. BoOlittles AutQ gop shOp, .ss trearj Main St. Phone istJ BIiAkEs-rtiined. Inspected and adjUSt cd. g.ayhestes service station. Clarirs Auto niol5ls Laundfy. rear sss Main s., Phone ls4a
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

MoNEY--To loan an first or socond mort. gage. schultz & Costello, Inc. 2i2 Main street, MoKTGAGE MoNEY-ist anu End on hand in any amounts to satlsfy applicants skinner Smith Co,, McNeri block. Plalnvlllo, Phone 4i-s.
 MORTGAGES FFlrst mortgage money on hand in amounts to satlgfy applicants. Parker & Doming. i93 Maln st., Tel. 2O.i. MORTGAGE MONEY--ist ana End, on hand amounts Co hatisiy applicants skinner & smith Co.,, Inc. kon Block plainyille, Phone tl-s.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
suburban Tor sale

BELyiDEllL-N Nine-TOom cottase on main line, large lot' vwnet will sacrhee. Wat son q J0nts. 2gi Main St.; phone za6o. iLAlNNlLE . room buig galow, an i'm. pr"yementG, lot 5eAs15, hch houses. Jp1n di-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

PEHclLs--Genuius Evsrshsrts. TheBs are the Real Eyefelarps made Is the Wahl company. All sizes. finishes and chss- ings in stock. ,l.s9 geueils, agc; gg.5e panris. fi.5g, j5.Ug pencils, si.Aat st.U0 pentils, sg.ae; s5.sn pencils. s5.gos~ Tie fineat and best pencil bargain in New krttain. Ey go0r sradnstion sifiB nov and put tlt' H away. AdhiHs. gs Church st., Phone 1908.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
Houses For Rent
W anted-To Rcnt.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agenis-ReaI \ Estate

TOR real estate and Are insurance see The John Cooke company. Hough St.. plainyillc, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
ikoonls Inr Ii.nf
Rooms and Board

MAPLE sI-s st-furlisHed rggui sfes5a
 references Il-g.rszafe
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

JEWELth gifts si less than cost iuur opportunity t0 seieet jeWtiIy, ivory and sil.efNare in tie very latest designs at less thas baif prire. This Co cur last call fOf our mai jswciry sale. Take ai- EautHgs snd save none. Heury Muraus 555 .dsIn s.. ofspUsits Myrtle.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

MAGIC BROuDEHs sold on 70 das guar autee. ff not satisfactory tnoncy wiii be
 refunded. x. $. Bird S Feed O.. Iss
 arY, St ph0fr 1fgI-G
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

lNsURANCE All kinds Of insurance In tbe best and strongest companies. Prompt. tnioIein serSigc. r. ]. Murray 3 Co., ggJ Main St. Phone sg3t-s.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12
Automobiles wantes

FELLOW CAB sEilvicE-the Improved taxicab built 10 insure safety and com. fort for tiie passengers. Rates S0 GUS
 first 5z mile and 10 cts each addi- tiUaal quarter uiiie. Larh additional pas senger 70 cts. ettta Phone 21gV for inI- mediate attention. x. D. Ta1i serSice.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-12

PENCILS -fngst IIrartisal and pretty si.Sd iaetisiis Ei-eu aaHg absoiutsiy frcc will each HtIFfhase amounting ta $500 of sstr. NatehHs Jswsity aud siteerwaTe. b. Georges. JeRslsr, I5s Main SC. Room 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

why Asbestos is being used so generally on new buildings.
 Beautiful
 Johns Manville Asbestos Shingles are made in several artistic and colorful forms, to enhance the beauty of any home they protect. You can select harmonious color or color combination.
 No substitute for Asbestos Asbestos is fibre rock, fre-proof and durable. There is no other substance like it so well adapted to the making of shingles and roofing.
 For every building
 The protection of asbestos roofing can be secured for every type of structure. Johns-Manville makes:
 Rigid Asbestos Shingles-hard, concrete like slabs, absolutely 6re-proof. Various colors or combinations.
 Flexstone Asbestos Shingles - inexpen- sive, slate-surfaced shingles with perma- nent tasbestos base. Red Green or Blue-black. Asbestos Roll Roofing slate surfaced or plain-ready-to-lay on sloping roofs of industrial buildings, garages, sheds, stables, poultry houses, etc.
 Asbestos Built-Up Roofing - applied for permanence on flat roofs by expert roofing crews.
 See one of the dealers listed on this page. He can tell you more about the type of Asbestos Roofing most suitable to your needs or mail the coupon below. 1 Ave. at As St., New York City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

TOHNS-MANVILLE Asbestos Shingles J can be laid right over the old roof at great saving of time and money.
 No broken shrubbery-no filtered lawns mo muss or dirt. No chance of sudden rainstorm finding your home temporarily unprotected. A clean, quick job from start to finish without the expense of tearing off the old roof. A better roof into the bargain.
 And you have fire-safety!
 Permanent fre-safety! because Johns Manville Asbestos Shingles are durable as we'll as fre-safe.
 They are made of rock asbestos rock and when you re-roof with them you have re-roofed for the last time.
 Economical!
 You save money by this method of re- roofing, yes, but the greatest saving comes from the fact that you will have perma- nent roof that you should never need to repair.
 You save when you put Asbestos on your roof and you save every year thereafter. That's real economy for you.
 For new houses as we'll
 as old opes
 Builders of new homes realize that it is much cheaper to put one permanent roof on a~house in the beginning, than to lay temporary roof every ten years or so. That's )EINS-MANlVILLE Incorporated, 2o2 Madis,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

For home roofs. Whether build. ing a new house or re-roo6ng an old one, it will pay you to secure the fire safety and permanence of Johns-Manville Asbestos Shingles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

For flat roofs. Buildings like this-Cleveland Art Museum, Cleveland, Ohio are built for permanence. That is why the roof chosen was Johns-Manville Built up Asbestos Roofing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

For sEoping industrial roofs. Johns Manville Asbestos Roll Roo6ngs protect against fire, smoke, alkali, as we'll as against weather-because they are rock roofngs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
Where to bl1yASbestos Roofing
Distributors:

Alabama Andalusia-Andalusia Mfg. Co., Birmingham Handley Hardware Go. Dothan-Sherman Lumber Go. Huntsville Huntsville Transfer 6 Building Materials Go. Jasper-North Alabama Lumber Co. ntgomery-Montgomery Lime 6 Cement Company Selma-Dallas Lumber & Mfg. Go. Tuscaloosa-West End Lumber Go.
 Rigid Shingle Dealers Alabama Andalusia-Andalusia Mfg Go. Birmingham Moore-H Handley Hordware Go. Huntsville Huntsville Transfer & Building Materials Go. Montgomery Montgomery Lime 6 Cement Company.
 Flat Roof Contractors: (These Concerns Apply Bw1t-Up ROofSng)
 Alabama Andalusia-Andalusia Mfg. Go. Anniston-Interstate Roofing 6 Foundry Co. Bartow-W. S.Robertson & Go. Mobile-R. E. Sunberg Construction Co.,, 150 North Water Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

The fireman puts out fires. The roofer who applies Asbestos bysVen them Preventing fire is easier and lot less costly than fighting it. The ohns-Manville method of re-roo6ng with Asbestos makes hresafey possible for old buildings well and brings it within the reach of every purse and every community. Read about 1t below.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
Re-roof for the last time!
 right over the old shingles

why Asbestos is being used so generally on new buildings.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Friday Bargains in Boys Clothing
$1.19 to $1.5O Pajamas
60C

One and two piece styles, of
white, pink, blue and tan cotton
materials: sizes s to IL years:
some perfect quality, others
have slight imperfections
Evening star., 1924-11-13
S. Bedspreads, $3.40

Crochet BedSpreadS, ScaIIOpeu
edges and cut-out corners; full
double-bed size; in heavy raised
Marseilles patterns
Evening star., 1924-11-13
81 and $3.50
Suits, S5.05

Broken lines from regular
stock, good serviceable wool
mixtures: Norfolk models, with
two pairs of full lined pants;
sizes to IL wears
Evening star., 1924-11-13
$3.50 and SIS Fine Wool
Blankets, $8.65
20 pairs Of extra fine grade 7OxSO Double bed Size All
and $50 Wool Blankets plads OF various colors as
well as white with blue pink borders odd lots and
samples.
81 Blankets, sos

64x76 Heavyweight Blankets.
tan or gray, with blue or pink
borders; fine grade cotton with
soft fleece finish.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
25C to 79C Trimming
Braids and Bandings
12C Yard

A large assortment of wanted and popu-
lar STYLES, in the most desired widths and
colorings. In the lot will also be found
pieces of metal braids, such as can be used
for lamp shade trimming.
Nickel Ball Buttons, for dress trimming; 1Oc
assorted sizes; dozen on card
Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Odd Lots of Furniture

CO Simmons Double Day
Beds, cretonne-covered mattress.
Sold regularly at S25. &1k 90
Friday at. ~AOs>o
O EngIander Day Bed, with
fiber reed head and foot; spiral
springs; 80 inches wide. MAT
tress priced separately Sold
regularly at $500. &1z EO
(6) Console Tables, 80 inches
wide; shaped top: mahogahy-fin-
ish. Sold regularly at &< 90
1915. Friday at...... ~Os>O
(z4) Foot Stools, upholstered
in tapestry; mahogany finish
legs. Sold regularly at O. 90
32.sS each. Friday at. pA'1O
Three-piece Davenport Suite,
mahogany-f finish frame, imita-
ton leather upholstered; short
sofa, opens to Aft. bed: rocker
and chair. Sold regularly Geo
at $685.. Friday at........ %o>
Evening star., 1924-11-13
HandkerChiefS Reduced

Women's Rayon (Fiber Silk
Handkerchiefs, beautiful effects
in wanted colorings. For D.,
mer soc grade at. .... wv
Mems Silk Pongee Handker-
chiefs, novelty drawnwork eff
fects, with hemstitched borders;
full size and perfect quality.
Former 7sc and csc grades hOc
at
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Fancy Pillowcases, 49c

Three-piece Overstuffed Liv-
ing Room Suite, upholstered in
blue nohair, with velour sides
and back to match; large wing
chair and armchair; slightly i'm
perfect. Sold regularly &1SO
at s295. Friday at.... %AOO
Lot of 18 Lamps, including 10
Junior Floor Lamps, Bridge
and 4 Table Lamps, all with
beautiful silk shades. Sold for
merly at $19.75, $24.50
and $3.50 each. Fri C1A
day at.
~ White Enameled Kitchen
Cabinet, with porcelain-top ia
BILE: completely equipped. Sold
regularly at $50. Friday co
at
(z) Way Sagless Spiral
SPRINGS, At full size straight or
bow-foot wood bed. Sold regu-
larly at sac. Friday CO SO
1t .........
n~yl>-S>~~J.-r -r,xni<rrn Qxcr> "a -
Evening star., 1924-11-13

Women's Silk Handkerchiefs,
good quality crepe de
chine and pongee: all o.
Women's Handkerchiefs, of
colored lawns, with colored and
satin-stripe borders; others of
plain white dimity, with hem
stitched borders. Former e
&c and 10c grades at...... "
Evening star., 1924-11-13
81 Union Suits, $1.45

Cadillac Heavyweight Ribbed
Union Suits, silver gray color;
closed crotch; perfect quality;
mostly all sizes.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
81 Comforts, 500

CID Cotton-filled Comforts.
size 72x72 inches: covered with
good grade silkolines in various
colorings
Evening star., 1924-11-13
So and 50
Blankets. S5.z5

u pairs of 70xS0 Heavy
Mixed Wool Blankets, slight mill
seconds; white and gray with
blue or pink borders. Also IL
pairs of 60XS0 size, for single
beds
Evening star., 1924-11-13
WOmen's $3.50
House Slippers
$f.79 Pair

100 pairs of women's one-strap
House Slippers, with rubber
heels; good. comfortable styles.
with turn and Mckay sewed
soles. Broken sizes from to Z.
Shoe Department-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
81 and So
Comforts, $4.95

12xS0 Double-bed Size Wool
and Cotton Filled Comforts, COW
cred with fine grade sateens and
silkolines; many with plain
color sateen borders.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
GOVERNMENT INCREASE
ANTI-NARCOTIC FORCE

WASHINGTON, d. C.-The civil
service commission states that the
federal government will add, as soon
as they are available, 125 to the pres
ent IT'S agents employed in the sup
preston of illicit traffic in narcotic
drugs.
The commission will receive appli-
cations for these positions until May
20. The entrance salaries range from
5000 to $2,490 a year, with allow
ance for travelling expenses. The rat
ing will be based on training, exper-
ience in the investigation of major
criminal activities and physical ability.
Full information concerning the ex-
animation and application blanks, may
be obtained from the United States
civil service commission, Washington,
D. c., or the secretary of the local
board of civil service examiners at
the post office or custom house in any
city.
The commission states that the
present force of anti-narcotic agents
made the remarkable record of 1901
criminal cases during the year 1923,
of which number 4,479 have already
been tried, resulting in 4,194 convic-
tions, the prison sentences imposed
aggregating 1862 years and the fines
reaching total Of $428,643.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
TRAINLOAD OF WORKMEN
FROM SOUTH FOR McNARY

A special train of 21 cars arrived
in Holbrook Tuesday morning from
McNary, La. The cars contained coli
ored workmen for the w. M. Cady
Lumber company at McNary, Arizona.
Tie train was taken up to that place
from Holbrook shortly after its ar
rival. There were q total of 297
adults on the train, not including a
large number Of children. Arrange
ments had been made at McNary for
their housing and care.
The lumber company will have
eight planers at work as soon as the
proposed ones arrive, where in the
past they have been operating but
two. Everything in and about the
mill is assuming mammoth proper
lions and it is expected that about ten
carloads Of lumber will be shipped
daily from Holbrook. We are inform
ed that the intention is to ship from
Holbrook about 5000 carloads annual
ly. and added to this will be $500 from
Flagstaff Holbrook Tribune.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
ASK FOR BUS LINE
PERMIT FOR NORTH STRIP

Sightsee:Ag busses in the Arizona
strip north of the Grand Canyon will
be operated this summer if the appli-
cation filed with the Arizona corpora
ton commission for certificate to
operate such busses is granted.
The application is made by the
Arizona Strip Stage Line company
Of Fredonia, Arizona, Of which Altus
F. Jensen and Wilford Brooksby are
the managers and owners. The appli-
cation has been set for hearing be-
fore the commission in its offices in
Phoenix on May 5.
The applicants state that the desire
to operate stage line between Wyli
Way camp on the north rim of the
Grand Canyon to Cedar City or
Marysville in Utah, the railroad ter
minus, each day between June l and
October 81, the tourist season.
Among the places to be seen on the
sightseeing tour would be the Pipe
Spring National Monument, Zion's
National Park, the north rim of the
Grand Canyon, and other points. of
interest along the route. The stage
line a,lso will serve Cedar City, Ka-
nab, Long Valley, Mammoth Cave,
Byers Canyon and Fredonia.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
EMBARGOED TOURISTS
PASS EAST TUESDAY

Topock bridge was opened Tuesday
to allow tourists who have been held
here passage through. It was closed
again Wednesday. At the beginning
of the week a carload of deputies
were rushed to Topock because east
bound tourists had blocked the road
in such a manner as to prevent west
bound tourists from coming across
Topock bridge into California. Otto
Underhill, Jack Warren, Wick Horn,
Henry Goodman and Jim Wadsworth
were the deputies. When they reach
ed Topock they found that the tour
lists were engaged in quite an alter
cation. The tourists on the Califor-
MIA side had stretched their beds and
tents in the middle Of the road. 1t
is believed that had not the sheriffs
arrived the air was just blue enough
in those parts for pitched battle
Needles Nugget.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
BIRTHS IN ARIZONA EXCEED
DEATHS BY 1872 FOR MARCH

The birth rate in the state for
March exteeded the death rate by
1872, according to the vital statistics
report for the month, which shows
that a total of $50 babies were born
in the state, as compared to deaths
of SGT.
To Pima county goes the honor Of
reporting the first set of triplets
born in the state for several months.
The report shows that a total of ten
pairs of twins will claim Arizona as
their native state, three of the pairs
of twins being born in Maricopa
county, two in ella and one pair in
each of the following counties, Coco
nino, Apache, Mohave, Pima and
Pinal.
Coconino county births for the
month were 13 boys and IA girls.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
BONUS BILL GOES OVER
WITH INSURANCE ONLY Y

The adjusted compensation bill
passed the senate with a few minor
amendments.
There is no difference between the
senate and house on the main feat
ures of the bill each has approved,
the major portions of which are:
Cash payments to veterans whose
adjusted compensation would not ex-
ceed $5G.
Twenty-year endowment insurance
policies based on adjusted service pay
at the rate of 81 a day for domestic
service and S1.25 day for overseas
service.
The most important amendment
written into the house bill by the SEN
ate was:
That cash payments be made avail
able Immediately, instead of after nine
months from the date Of the enact
ment of the measure.
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-02
GENERAL
WIFE SLAYER GIVEN
LIFE PRISON SENTENCE

- 49,
Frank @. Hutchisqn, confessed sIay-
er of his wife, Nellie Hutchison, who
was killed by an explosion of dyna-
mite which had been placed under her
bed, pleaded guilty in the Pinal coun-
ty superior court, and was sentenced
to life Imprisonment in the state pen
itentiary.
A complaint charging Hutchison
with murder was filed by the county
attorney following his arrest on a
complaint made by his stepson, Earl
Kepton. Mrs. Huchison was killed
on the night Of April IA.
Asserting in an opinion that 'sto
inflict the death penalty upon Hutch
ison would be moral violation of the
law of God and man." Superior Judge
Stephen H. Abbey, who pronounced
sentence, said he based the life pen
atty upon purported agreement that
existed between Hutchison and two
detectives to whom he admitted the
crime.
Hutchison told the court the offic-
crs promised him he would escape
with his rife" il he admitted his guilt.
Prosecution attorneys introduced
the copy Of Huchison's written con-
fession. Defense counsel appointed
by the court announced he had no de-
tense.