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The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
WOMEN BEGIN
BIG SIX DAY
CHAUTA'O QUA
FRIDAY NIGHT

Chautauquas in the past have been
an annual nuisance to Flagstaff. The
management, guaranteed against loss
and assured profits, let the local peo-
pie do all of the work, stand a lot of
the expense, and split the profits with
some local organization that usually
got only grief for its share.
It's different this year. Flagstaff
people turned down the travelling
chautauqua. But we're to have one
anyway-this time one that doesn't
travel Neither will the money travel,
but will stay right here at home.
The Flagstaff Woman's club has
done and constantly is doing ambi-
tious things. Perhaps the most ambi-
tious, next to the recent building of
the fine new clubhouse, is this chau-
tauqua, which will begin next Thurs
day night and run for six nights, with
complete change of features each
night.
There is a page advertisement in
The Sun this week, and more definite
details may be gathered from it. The
program, it will be noted, is varied
and interesting. At least part of the
talent is of higher order than travel
ing chautauquas have brought US in
former years. And the best of it
all is that every cent stays here to
help the Woman's club pay off the
debt on the new club house. 1t goes
without saying that all the entertain
ers are donating their services.
Read that last sentence over again.
Here's the point lin case you haven't
got it yeti: If these busy people can
and do give their time to make the
chautauqua a success, it won't be ask
ing anything too much of you to buy
tickets and attend.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
ONE CASE SMALL POX
UNDER RIGID QUARANTINE

The first case of small pox Flag
staff has had in a long time has been
rigidly quarantined by DR.. Felix
Manning, county health officer, who
is keeping two guards on the place to
see that the quarantine is enforced.
Mrs. Frank Gabaldon, rooming house
keeper, is the patient. She is improv-
ing rapidly. Her case was well de-
veloped before any knowledge of it
came to any one responsible. There
are six roomers in the house and cot
tages belonging to it, which are near
the colored church on east
Railroad avenue, and they are being
kept there. 1t is not believed there
will be any spread of the disease.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
FORMER STATE SENATOR HERE

]. Fred Brown, S. P. station agent
at Casa Grande, state senator in the
first state legislature from Pinal
county, was in Flagstaff Saturday on
his way home by auto with a party
that had been at Grand Canyon. He
was sone of the original boosters for
the San Carlos dam and is highly
elated over the successful out come
of the bill appropriating S5,500,000
for the project Senator Brown says
Casa Crande will be city of $4,000
within the next five years and is des-
tined to force way ahead of Tucson.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
SKEELS NEW PRESIDENT
+. B. MARKET ASSOCIATION

Alfred Skeels of Williams is the
new president of the Coconino farm
bureau marketing association, L. E..
Johnson of Flagstaff, having re-
signed, after long and faifnful ser,
vice, because of lack of time to give
to the work The change was made
last Saturday at meeting here at the
office of Frank Chisholm, county
farm agent. A summer program for
extension service was adopted. Among
those who attended the meeting weEe
the gentlemen above named and L.
w. Cureton, secretary of the associa-
tion of Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
NEW TOURIST GUIDE

A consignment of new National
Park k-to-Park Highway maps have
been turned in at The Sun office by
Father Alloy for distribution among
the garages and others interested in
tourist travel. The new booklet con-
stitutes an official guide to all nation
al parks in the west and is issued by
the National Park-to-Park Highway
association. They are for free dist
ribution as long as they last SO get
your share now.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
FOREST FIRE AT WALNUT
CANYON BURNS 200 ACRES

Saturday noon forest fire was re-
ported on the north side of Walnut
canyon, southeast of Flagstaff. Dis
trict Ranger E. H. Oldham, Rangers
E. L. Hamilton and O. S. Mcclure and
four men they picked up on their way
found the fire travelling at high rate
of speed. 1t was under control about
midnight Saturday after burning over
so acres of what was the old Green
law sale area. On Sunday a high
wind came up and carried sparks
from burning logs inside the fire lines
a distance of 300. yards, starting
trouble again. A call for help was
made to the Flagstaff office and so
men were sent out, including students
at the Normal summer school who
volunteered. The fire was not brought
under control until late Sunday night
and conditions inside the fire lines
demanded that strong guard be kept
for three or four days. The fire is
believed to have been started by the
carelessness of sheepherders who
passed with their flocks through this
part of the forest on Friday. They
are now being investigated to find out
just what flock passed over. 1t is es-
timated that about 200 acres was
burned.
A fire which burned over about two
and one-half acres was reported from
the Bly, district by Ranger Will j.
Brown on Sunday afternoon. 1t is be-
lieved to have been started by light
ming.
About one acre was burned over on
the A. L. & r. Co., timber sale on
Monday morning. Scaler Kimberlin
Carlisle and his crew put it out
No cause has been found
for this blaze.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
HERB SCURLOCK OPENING
HIS OWN GROCERY STORE

Herbert Scurlock of Flagstaff is
opening a new grocery, and Zeb
Brooks of Holbrook meat market at
lis Railroad avenue, next to the Pine
hotel, in the building recently moved
there by Alf Dickinson.
The boys are fixing the place up,
making it neat and attractive, and
should do well. Mr. Scurlock was With
the C. A. Black grocery store and
then with the Akers store and has had
a lot of experience. He is popular
and no doubt many of his friends viii
be glad of the chance to let him wait
on them in his own store.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
CLARKDALE SORT OF PUT
1T ON FLAGSTAFF SUNDAY
in DIAN @ N D CAROUSE

Clarkdale smashed across 19 runs in
the game on their own grounds with
Flagstaff Sunday afternoon. Flag
staff didn't begin scoring. No telling
how many runs we might have got if
we'd only got start.
Manager Fred Browning had his in
field fixed up in pretty fair shape;
though not ball tight, it seems, in
view of two or three errors that
crept in. The outfield offended par
ticularly in the matter of errors.
Perhaps the greatest weakness was
Wales pitching. The score was moth
ng-nothing at the end Of the third.
Then Vaile began loosening until the
seventh, when he climaxed by letting
in 10 runs. Then he quit. Clarence
Katus stepped in and prevented any
runs after that.
Some new players are coming in,
and an improved lineup will be pre-
sented here Sunday when we meet the
Williams Fashions. The latter is a
strong team.
Besides Katus and Vale, this was
Flagstaff's lineup: Fred Browning,
catcher; Morrow, first base; Curtis,
second; "Teabone" Williams, third;
Smith, short; Amos, left; Knoles, cen
ter; Carlson, right. Clarkdale earned
only four runs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson and
children; DR.. Vaughn Mcclure, Mrs.
Fred Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby
Lewis, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Dan and
Peary Francis and their mother, Mrs
J. B. Francis and Billy Katus were
Flagstaff people who were at the
game.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
PIONEER FOREST
SERVICE MAN HERE

Chas. H. Squires, land inspector for
the forest service with headquarters
in Washington, visited Supervisor T..
G. Miller a couple days this week
going over land matters. Mr.. Squires
is one of the pioneers in the forest
service, having served in it previous
to its transfer from the interior to the
agricultural department. to the gov
ernment. The editor of The Sun en-
joyed half hours visit with him re-
counting old trials and tribulations of
the early history of the service as
well as recalling the names of many
old timers who are still on the job.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
GRIFFIN BUYS
PRESCOTT GARAGE

w. F. Griffin resigned as manager
of the livestock department of Bah
bitt Bros. Trading Co. last week and
left for Prescott, where he had bought
the Hamilton Jones garage business,
acquiring along with it the Chevrolet
agency for Yavapai county. Mr..
Griffin has secured a flourishing bus
mess in one Of the best locations in
Prescott. He was reluctant to leave
here, but felt that the opportunity was
too good to be lost
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20
LAWN ROBBER

City Marshall j. r. Cooper picked
up man Tuesday morning who was
on his way to a secondhand store
to pawn a garden hose. He quizzec
the fellow and found out he had the
day before pawned a lawn mower
the property of David Babbitt. The
man doesn't know just where he
stole the hose, as it was after dark
and he isn't we'll acquainted here
His name is Max Bauer.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20

Indications are that the banquet to
be given Sunday evening, with Bishop
Daniel j. Gercke, Tucson diocese Cath
olic church, will be one of the most
elaborate ever held here.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20

Preparations are going ahead fast
and sure for the big Fourth Of July
celebration in Flagstaff July and 5.
It will be crammed full of joyful
features and no one within the radius
of hundred miles can afford to miss
it.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20

G. NJ Willard, state game warden,
was in Flagstaff yesterday comforting
about game matters with Tom Z. Nc
Cullough, president of the Arizona
Game Protective association, and Jack
Fuss, local game warden. Mr.. Will
ard was on his way to Springerville
to see how matters are progressing at
the state fish hatchery.
The Coconino sun., 1924-06-20

A civil service examination for a
forest and field clerk will be held
July s, at the local postoffice where
necessary blanks may be secured by
those wishing to take examinations.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
Ell TEsoRERo sR. JUAN GALLAS
DO EMBARcA

Tenemos entendido que ell dia % de
agosto del corriepte embarcara hacla
los Estados Unidos, nuestro distingn
do amigo. Sr. Juan G. Gallardo, Teso-
rero de Puerto Rico, quien Sc dispone
asistir la Convention que celebra-
ra la asociacion nacional del Income
Tax ten San Luis, Missouri) durante
los dias del ounce al veinte del mes
de agosto.
Ell Sr. Gallardo Sc trasladara Wash
ington entrevistandose con Mr.. Haig
experto en- contribuciones, quien lie ia
cilitara una copia de su trabajo sobre
10 que debe hacerse para enmendar
los sistemas contributivos en- Pic Ri
co de acuerdo con los hearings que Sc
han ce1ebrado.
Ell Professor Haig antes de emharcar
manifesto al gobernador Towner que
el deseaba que Ell Sr. Gallardo fuese
al norte para que disclltieran conjInta
mente las enmiendas que deben ser in
troducidas al sistema contribrtivo de
la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
D. REYNALDO PANIA-
QUA CONDUENO DEL
TEATRO OLlMPO, HA-
CE UNAS MANIFESTO
CLONES ACERCA DEL
RECIENTE CONFLICTO
DE LAS GUAGUAS
CONSIDERA INJUSTA CIERTAS
HAN HECHO RESPECTO DE. La
CONSTRUCTION DE SU
TEATRO

En- relaci6n con el asunto del tra-
hco de las guaguas por las cerca-
Mas del Teatro Olimpo, en- Santur-
&c, asunto que lego a producer un
gran revuelo en- la opinion publica
por ell confficto que ocasiono en- ell
trafico de esta ciudad. han habIado
todas las parties interesadas: Ell AL
calde de la ciudad, los dueiios de
las guaguas Y los abogados defenso-
res que eXpresaron sus puntos de
vista cuando Sc discutia este asunto
ante los tribunales; pero faltaba Que
los due1ios del Teatro, quienes son
tamblen parte interesada en- el mis-
mo expusieran su criterio, en- la
tarde de aver uno de nuestros Re-
dactores Sc entrevisto con tai obie-
to con nuestro particular amigo, don
Reynaldo Paniagua, condueno del ex-
presado Teatro.
Ell senior Paniagua, en- un princi-
pio no queria insistir en- este asunto,
toda vez que va ell confiicto habia
sido resuelto; pero accedio finalmen
te hacernos las siguientes mani
festaciones que son de interGs para
nuestros lectores
''No era mi intencion-nos dijo el
.Sr. Paniagua-decir NADIA en- rela-
cion con este conficto, en- ell que no
hubo mala fe por parte de nadie !:
pero ciertas manifest1:iones que han
sido hechas por ell Sr. Coll Cuchi
" por ell. Sr. Alcaraz respecto a que
el Teatro Olimpo ha debido ser cons
truido teniendo en- cuenta estos in
convenientes de los ruidos exterio-
res Y para sostener ESQ Sc han ci-
tado los casos de importantes tea
tros de Norte America en- donde el
ruido de las GALES no interrumpe
las Representatives.. Respecto este
he de decir que eS injusta una ase-
veraci6n semejante, porque todo ei
mundo sabe que en- Puerto Rico que
es un pals tropical los teatros no
pueden construirse para permanecer
cerrados, sino que las puertas tienen
que pelmanecer abiertas porque de
otra manera seria impossible resis-
tir la temperature. ST nosotros ce-
rraramos las puertas todas del teatro
no Sc escucharia ruido lalguno; pero
entonces nadie resistiria el calor.
LA actitud del Alcalde-siguio
(Conttnfia en- Ia pagins 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
los pequenos puertOs de Ia isIa, que
producer pOr COnCeptO de deredOs CAN'T
dades superiOres a sus gastOs, deben ser
dotados de mueNes para uso de las en-
barCaCiOnes" --deCara e| COmisiiOnadO del
Interior, lion. GuNermO fsteyes
La deuda actual de la Junta del Puerto, por
concepto de bonos, asciende la respectable
Suma de medic million de d6lares

/ yardas cuadradas de pavimentaclor as
faltada. Ell area total de malecon cons
truido por la Junta es de 118,9o0 pies
cuadrados, de los cuales $4,000 pies cua
drados comprenden ell tinglado.
Durante Ell presente aiio economico
la Junta del Puerto celebro A sesiones
ordinarias extraordinarias.
En- la extremidad nordeste del nue.
lie No. 6, descrito en- Ell informe annual
del aio pasado, Sc ha construido otro
tinglado que ocupa I'm area de 4,8O0
yardas cuadradas mas menos.
De acuerdo con los terminus de la
franquicia concedida por la Comision
de Servicio Pubhco a la San Juan
Dock Company sc esta construyendo
TN malecon de servicio publico a 10
largo del extreme este de la calIe
"Pershing''.
De acuerdo con los terminus de la
ley autorizando la emission de bonos
para ell pago en- parte de los gastos
incurridos por Ell Gobierno Federal en-
ell dragado del puerto de San Juan, Ell
Comisionado del Interior sometio a la
Legislature para su aprobacion, un plan
(Continda en- la pAg 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

M. Painleve, Presidente de la Camara,
despues de la lectura del mensaj, le-
yo una mocion presentada ante alueila
camara por los diputados del ala IT,
quierda fsocialistas) la cual dice:
La c3mara ha resuelto no entrar
en- relaclones con TN ministerio que
por su composition es la negacion de
los derechos parlamentarios. La CANA
ra rehusa entrar en- debates anti-cons-
titucionales los cuaies ha sido con-
vidada v decide dejar toda discussion
hasta que ante ella sea presentado un
Gobierno constituido de acuerdo con Ia
voluntad soberana del pais".
REBEL REPRoCHA A Los SoCIA
LISTAS SU ACTITUD EN- LA
CAMARA
PARIS, JUNO II. tcable Frances).-
tContinna en- la pagiGa o,
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iPUEDE, listed RESOLVER.--
Ell ENIGMA DEL BARRL?
UNA DE Las HAzANAS DE Los DETECTIVES MAS CRANDES
Copyright Pablo Ledger Sn,dca Erclusvo para Ell

Al encontral las dos monedas de
Hanover en- ell coche donde John
Gold habfa sido 'asesinado, ell Coro-
mel Fraser, jefel de la policfa de
Londres, intruyo "a todos los of
ciales de policia de la ciudad para
que vigilaran todos aquellos que
compraran con moncdas semejantes,
y las cambiaran en- bancos esta-
blecimiento particulares.
Como era l6gico, teniendo en- cuen-
ta que las >monedas de- Hanover 81
bien no eran muy corrientcs esta-
ban bastante .generalizadas, la po-
licia tuyo que seguir mas de una do !,
cena de pistas falsas santes de dar
con la verdadera. Algunas' semanas
despues del crimen de Gold, sin en-
barge, Sc recibieron informes de. que
un individuo llamado Parks habia
comprado unos articulos en- una
tienda de Stepney, paeando su va
lor con una moneda de orc de Ha-
mover. Como la description que Sc
hiciera del tai "Parks" coineidia
exactamente con ell aspccto deSJames
Lamon el hombre de quien la rpoli-
cia sospechaba, el Coronel Fraser
Sc traslado Stepney. Tan pronto
como vic a Parks comprendio que
iba por el camino correcto.
-Perdoneme, Mr.. Parks-lea dijo
-Quisiera yer el dorso de sus. ma
nos.
lei dorso de mis- manos?-prc-
gunto aquel, sorprendido.
-Exactamente-repitio el Coronel.
en- tanto acariciaba el cabo de su
revolver dentro del bolsillo.
Sin sospechar NADIA, Lamona o
Parks, que ambos nombres eran
suyos, extendio las manos, un mo-
mento despues Sc encontro esposados'
Ell asesino de John Gold fue descu-
bierto por las monedas de orc que
rob6 de su victima, olvidando dos de
elias en- ell coche donde cometio ell
crimen. u.
Ell ENIGMA DEL BARRIL .
Cualquiera huella que pudiera ser.
vir de pista para identificar Ell ca7
daver que fue hallado dentro de un
barril en- la parte este de Nueva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
LAS NOCHES EN- Ell
OLIMPO
"LA CARA" Y Eel AMOR
QUE PASA"

En- la noche del martes, la CompaiiIa
de Margarita Xirgu ofrecio a nue>:ro
publico uno dc los Programs que mas
atractivos tenia para satisfaccr sus
gustos.
Gusta mucho nuestro publico de la
intensidad qre sabe imprimir sas
obras cI admirable comediografo Don
Manuel Linares Rivas y gusta de sabo
rear tambien las exquisiteces que vie-
men esos cuadros de costumbrcs que
con tan magistrates pinceladas saber
pintar los aplaudidos autores andaluccs
los Hermanos Quintero.
LA GARRA'. pesar de ser tan
conocida de nuestro publico, result
to una obra completamente nucva a
nuestros ojos y nuestra vista. La pre-
sentacion admirable. Margarita Alrgu
nos hizo una Sol de Sampayo que nun
ca la hubieramos sofiado mejor y ell
Sr. Muiioz supo dar su papel toda
esa fuerza que es requerida para poder
sostener tan tremenda lucha mientras
Sc quiere hundir en- sus carnes la ga
IRA tremenda implacable de los con-
vencionalismos y las exigencias de Ia
religion.
Fernandez de Cordova estuvo muy
bien cn su papel del Padre Muifo y
asi, todos, merecieron repetidas en-
tusiastas ovaciones del soberano.
lei AMOR QUE PASA" es una
comedia de corte delicadisimo, y EN- su
Interpretation podemos decirlo con to-
da sinceridad Sc distinguieron todos los
artistas que en- ella tomaron parte.
Sc destaco principalmente la SIM
patica actriz Carmen Carbonel, quien
ademas de su juventud y su belleza
posee I'm gran talento que la hace
triunfar rapidamente que lie augura
I'm brillantisimo porvenir en- la es-
cena.
Anoche la Compaiiia obtuvo un nue.
vo exito y para esta noche Sc anuncia
la representation del magnifico poema
de Oscar Wilde "SALoME verda-
dera creaci6n de Margarita Xirgu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
DON EUGENIo AsToL


FL distinguido escritor don Eugene
Astol es uno de los colaboradores de
la Revista Masonica, organo dc Ia
Gran Logia Soberana de Puerto Rico
la cual empezara publicarse el Is del
corriente.
En- las notas publcadas en- la prem.
sa diaria, con relacion a la Revista
Mas6nica, fue omitido Ell nombre de
nuestro buen amigo Astol, queremos
hacer constar que su nombre fgura en-
tire los escritores de dicha Revista, a
la cual dara sus bellas producciones,
que tanto agradan nuestro cultos lee
torres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12
AVER FUERON ABsUELTos PoK
Ell JUEZ oDLIN vARIos AGENTEs
DE LA PROHIBIcIoN Y Ell SUB
MARSHAL DE LA CoRTE FEDERAL

Aver por la maiiana sc vic el case
que contra los senores Torres Qmnte-
ro, Jose M. Cabrera Luis Torres,
los dos primeros agentes de prohibi-
cion y ell tiltimo sub-marshall de la
Corte Federal, Sc seguia ante ell Hon.
Juez Odlin.
Ell delito de que eran acusados estos
senores, era de haber cometido un
desacato las ordenes de la Corte en-
relaci6n con ciertas bebidas que habian
sido mandadas destruir que Sc de-
clan habian conservado.
Dado Ell intereS que revestia este ca
so Ell salon de la Corte Sc vic lleno y al
dictar ell fallo Ell Juez, fueron caluro-
samente felicitados los acusados.
va vera Mr.. Barret que tan mai
juzgo los portorriqueiios antes de es-
perar la decision de la Corte que pue-
de confiarse cargos atn de mucha mas
importancia los nativos en- la COM
pleta seguridad de que sabran hacer
uso de los poderes Y ibertades que les
sean conferidos.
Por 10 demas felicitamos a los Sc
flores Quintero, Cabrera Torres por
haberse reconocido su inocencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-12

York, habia sido cuidadosamente
destrufda. Aun las marcas de la ro-
pa fueron cortadas, la cara mutt
lada de tai forma que hacia COM
pletamente impossible reconocerle.
FL asunto fu6 reportado a las au-
toridades, inmediatamente varios
| detectives fueron asignados para ell
esclarecimiento del crimen. Pero su
trabajo fue inItil, pues nadie en-
aqucl barrio conocia al individuo,
aquelloS que por curiosidad cual-
quier otro motive visitaban ell de-
'posito no pudieron nunca identi-
ficario Entonces, cuando este case
iba ingresar en- la larga lista dc
los crimenes misteriosos sin resolu-
cion que tiene Nueva York, fue re-
suelto per William ]. Flynn, jefe
entonces de la division del este de
la Secreta de los Estados Unidos.
En- la noche del asesinato, Flynn
estaba trabajando en- un case de fall
sifcacion en- la barriada italiana de
Nueva York. Siguiendo una pista ell
detective lego un colmado italia
,, no donde, desde la otra acera, ell
agente estaba vigilando una habita-
cion cuya luz estaba encendida en-
la casa sospechada.
Flynn habia visto llegar un caro-,
salir de el un hombre, entrar en
la habitacion que precisamente vi
gilaba. Luego, despues de verle bien
la cara al individuo, Flynn aban-
dono ell case, por el momento.
FL cuerpo del hombre asesinado
fue hallado a la siguiente manana a
pocas yardas del celmado que vigi-
lara el detective. Y ell hecho de que
ell cadaver fuera escondido en- un
barril de az1car, recordo al detec-
tive ell incidente de la noche ante
rior. Sin embargo, no habia medic
dc identificar al muerto, y por mas
vueltas que lie daba el detective mas
Sc convencia de que el estaba en- 10
Fcierto. Finalmente encontro un me-
dio para resolver tanto ell case de
falsifcacion como ell misterio del ase-
sinato
Fn. sComo?
LA CONTESTACION APARECERA
MANANA