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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
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.vapsal Henry Crevllie.


6jak pred casem cinil j slecne
fVasilise, pred jejiz pohledy
fvsak nenasel prazadne milo
lsti.
Kdyz marn6 byl chodil po
zahrade jiz delsi chvili, zane
tril do stredu a pfiblizil Sc ku
svitilne, odkudz byl znameni-
ty rozhled ma spolecnost. Cd
tud patral zvedave v davech
obecenstva, az konecne po-
stfehl tu, kterou hledal. +
Dival sc ma nj uprene. By
la velmi krasna - bohuzel!
Krasu nebylo il mono ulou-
pitt. Jak velike byly jeff mo-
Dire oci v tom neznem, bledem
obliceji! Jaka dnava a zarmu-
tex spocivaly We vyrazu Okla!
Hloupy pfedsudek, ze on Sc
pro nj nehodil, musila tax
draze zaplatiti! Ia Justina
prece jen byla neocenitelny po
klad; jeji dilo Sc podarilo L.
pine.
TAX premyslel Cudesov.
Byl tax ponoren v ,myslen-
ky, re ami neslysel, re hudba
prestala.
Pri poslednim akordu Sc Va
silisa nahle obratila a jeji
zrak probodl cudesova. Slec-
ma Bochetova nasadila brejle
2 dfvala Sc v ,tyz smer. Obe
danny pax povstaly, a malice
zraky upfeny ma zarazeneho
urednika, blizily Sc k nemu.
Nahly tento .obrat jej po-
natl; jeho skodoliby pohled
pojednou wal ma Sc jinOu tvar
most. Marne Sc pokousel, ably
nabyl opet lhostejnosti; velke
blankytne oci, ktere mluvily
tax vyznamnou reci, ,pfiblizo-
yaly Sc k nemu jako svitilny
parniho stroje vlaku. 4
! Zmocnoval sc no pocit, ja-I
koby jej sXasilisa chtela znici-
ii. Pokousel Sc, ably udelal Sc
mensi, jako pfi souboji Sc Sa-
rovem, ably vyhnIl Sc nasta-
vajici hrozne srazce; kdyz
vsak Vasilisa octla Sc ma diva
kroky pred MIN a on videl Sc
zajatym, vrhla ma neho po-
hled plny hnevu a pohrdani, a
pravila tichym hlasem, v nemz
nebylo znati rozcileni:
"Zbabelce! Bidny udavaci,
jenz berete utociste k anonym
MIN dopisum! At neuyaznete
We vlastni lecce!"
20 slecno!" zvolal Cudesov
|hlasem pritlumenym, v nemz
znati bylo vice bazne nezli
hnevu.
N6kolik. osob Sc ohledlo; i
Vasilisa Sc obratila jeji OBJ
licej byl pin nenavisti a opovr-
zeni, tax re Cudesov nebyl Vi
ce mocen slova. Okolo .stoji-
ci myslili, re slapnul il ma sa-
ty a cht6l Sc omlouyati.
Jelikoz Cudesov nemel od-
!vahy, aby vice odpovedel, u
znal "a dobre zmizet Wy
Ickati ma prihodnou chvili, az
bude moci tuto urazku j Ease
|oplatiti.
i Vasilisa Sedla 81 vsak jinam
a proti svemu zvyku setrvala
tentokrate az do 10 hodin; ov-
Sem re Cudesova jiz nespatri-
la.
| LII.
fHrabenka Sc rozhodne k do
brosrde6nsmu skutku.
Tyz vecer byl svedkem hrs-
zneho prevratu v zamku sKu-
mjasinu.
.Hrabenka obdrzela Marie
keho dopis.
Otevrevsi list prehledla jej
~ prvu, neporozumevSi hned
lobsahu; pax podivala Sc ma
podpis. Jmeno toto uvedlo
! il v pravy uzas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
RRlMQU Sc diva PAM ma ;byt
v {. 9414 Anderson Ave. s. E.
6-27

PRl1MOp Sc pani ma byt bez
,stravy, plyn, elektrika,, kou-
pelna, .kamna * pouziti, zvlast
nj vchod. Haste sc v {. 4617
Lester ave. 6-26
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.PRODA Sc grocerni, delila4
tespi q feznicky obchod, kde
Sc trzi hotove $500 tydne. OBJ
chod Sc naleza v (. 1920 Bri-
dge ave. a je pri mem byt o.
5 pokojich. Najem $35 mesic-
ne. Haste Sc v {. 1878 Miles
Ave. TT
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Hrab9nka Kumjasinova.'

Hrabenka skumlaslnova.' .
Dopis .tento, .ktery lkrizil Sc
ma cest6 dopisem Marickeho,
pfisel prave v cas-, ably hnev
a Dol nest astneho ditete jeste
zvysil. Kdyz Marickij vysel z
vezeni, nalezl svou nevestu v
nejhlubSi sklicenosti. jejf sla-
bosti pfipamatovaly mu dny v
Kumjasinu.
.Ualo ,mu to .velkeho mama
hani, JeuAoz Sam .Dyl veiice
uUJat, Aezll uOQal il ppet tro-
cAu zillhzllOsll. .rOuallO Sc nlu
uopall -niaue ulvce poneAuu
energle len .Ilm, re ouuv0anli
j Lotleuu tuAp, sADy muzne
Nzaorovala .DQnll = ,aDy neQaia
Ia sue AlAll uclnek anonym-
Juno doplSu.
.MysienKa tato vratila skute
Cne ullaue ulvce LiUcnu drlveJ-
81. SHY; scltlla sc .opet tax sll-
nou, re Kazdeno ,vecera IL
smeyem mona 'hl.avstevovati
konceruy, Jak Dy stesti JeJi ne
bylo nlclm zakalen0.
Avsak Vasilisa ,pozorovala
prece, ze v blfzkostl JeJi jevi
Sc JaKasi ,zdrzenlivost. Podiv-
ny usmev, jaKy zanraval kp-
lem rtu ,panu, kteri nj mlu-
viii, il rozciloval, re Uneven a
SUDDEN Sc pyrila.
Tez danny, ktere znala, po-
zdravovaly il meme pratelsky;
kdezto jlndy vymenovaly S nj
lekollk rpratelskych slov, po-
kynuly tentokrate jen hlavou.
= 2
,NeJyetsi bol il zpusobilo,
ze nikdy nemohla potkati ono
no udavace, onoho zasilatele
anonymniho dopisu.
'"Necht' jest to Justina nebo
Cudesov - jeden z Mich to je,
pravila sama k sobe; "potkam
III nektereho 2 Mich, jenz chtel
mne privesti k zahube, okamzi
te to poznam ma jeho pohle-,
du!" ..,>.a
Jedn0ho vecera Sc prihodi-
10, re Marickij "a pricinou sve
sluzby nemohl jiti ma koncert;
'Vasilisa sla tudiz Sc slecnou
Bochetovou sama. b
Byla vsak roztrzita a hudbu
ami neposlouchala. ,Poznamky
dobre Svycarky zodpovidala
jen nucenym usmeyem.
Priced vlaku z Petrobra-
du ponekud vyrusil il z duma-
nj, avsak zahy opet stala Sc
lhostejnou. /
tZahrada byla osvetlena a
proudly pfichozich Sc mnozily,
coz vzbudilo pozornost slecny
Bochetove. /
Pojednou sc zastavila, cho-
pila rychle sve bryle a nasa-
dila je.
Mlada divka udivene ma nj
pohlizela sledovavsi pohled
sye spOlecnice, spatrila pod
zafi svitilny jen nekolik kro-
XII vzdaleneho - Cudesova. !.
Byl jeste zlutejsi v obliceji
nez kdy pred tim, jeho vlasy
jeste uhlazenejsi a lesklejsi
nezli jeho obuv, Cudesov o.
patrne rozhlizel sc kolem.
Vasilisa chopila ruku slec-
ny 'Bochetove.
"Jeste mas nevid6l," posep-
tala; "stdjte, ami sc nehnete !;
on mas hleda, tot jiste. Delej-
tie, jakobyste no ami nebyla
videla."
Slecna .Bochetova namirila
hned sve brejle ma kapelnika !;
prave zacali hrati smes, .jez
pred nekolika lety byla velice
oblibenou a jmenovala Sc "Ce-
sta kolem sv6ta" ODE danny
zdaly sc velice horlive naslou-
chati.
i cudesov skutecne konal j.
:Zdu tficet ,kilometrI dlouhou.
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Qsflns veden4 ,reklapae
1oz;ifi lVAie zbozi 4 .zdyoj
oasobi V6s obrat
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RRODA Sc set A zidlich a
stdl do jidelny. Haste Sc (.
3943 vSch. AZ. ul. nahore v
zadu u Washington .parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

PRESIDENT rREPuBL. v G.
RuDEJoXICfCH.
(Dokonceni sc str. 81

mi Cervcpou, .ruskpu .Ceiku z 81
,jeva, ktera ob9tavs ,pecoyala o ce-
,.ke ,vojiny q u niz ,tez pan presi-
dent "a ,Nilky 20 psjaky cas- by
dill. Pi. Cezvenl bydE :nyni y
Praze a do c. BudSiovic .piijela
nav;tsvou. Pan president .spatfiv
j, pohovofil nj a .pfatelsky j
stiskl ruku.
" radnici
shromazdili Sc mezitim X recepci
zastupci lfadi statnich a samo-
spravnych. korporaci 7iynosten-
skych. representanti primyslu. OBJ
chodu pen9znictyi, zastupci ma
bozenskych obci. skol. ,zamsst-
-nanci obce atd.. celkem asi 300
osob. Pied radnici shromazdilo
Sc obecni zastupitelstvp v 6ele Sc
starostou p. .Bedf. ,kralem. Po-
tom pozdravila p. presideqta mala
Rlzenka Spelinova sbasni.
Mimo to maly Zdsnek No
yak pronesl zde pozdrav p. ,presi-
dentoMi, ktery pax, setrvav chvili
v salonu p. starosty. odebral Sc k
recepci. ktera konala Sc We velke
zasedaci sini v obou mistnostech
sousednich.
Zde pozdravil ljej ;jmenem sa-
mospravy pfedseda okresni sprav-
nj komise p. JUDr,J. K. Nsmec.
Mluv6i deputace Vitorazska
podSkoval jmenem .sveho ,kraje p.
presidentovi "a jeho zasluhu 0 pr
potent Vitorazska k Csl. fepubi-
'ce a pozval .ho TX nav;tsvs Vito
razska.
iPo skonSene recepci. odejel pan
president ma chvili do sveho bytu.
nacez 0 pil Il. ,hod. .vykopal ma
vstevu
. kasdrndch lana Zizky
kde jest ubytovan ,pesi pluk els. J..
Ma nadvofi kasaren vital p.
presidenta distojmcky sbor pluku
v sele plukoynikem p. Mezlem,
ktery odevzdal. p. .presideptovi '
upominku, ma ,jeho ,nsv;tsvu. ums-
lecky provedcnou .adresu.
Phi vstupu do .kasaren hral pfi-
tommy strakonicky dudak p. Nal
.kovsky oblibenou pisen pana pre-
siidenta: "'Iece voda, ,tece
Pan president pro;el nskolik mist
nosti .kasaren. oslpvil nsktere vo-
jiny a zejmena zajimal Sc Q, osvs-
toyou praci u pluku.
o |. ,hodins odpolcdne konal
Sc v Beseds slavnostni obsd o ;l27
pfiborech. Phi vstupu do, Besedy
vital p. .presidenta pfedseda Bese-
dy p. MUDr. B. ,RiziSka.
Pan president .podskovav p.
feGnikovi hovofil $ MIN ,chvili 0
mistnich .pomsrech. na6ez ,mu p.
dr.. ,Rdziska ,pfedstayil Sleny be-
sedniho vyboru a uvedl jejj.. do ,sa-
lu.
Phi obsds. ,ktery ,kuchyni be-
sedni .restaurace a p. ]. M. IA
dlecovi. kteryy dodal ,zvlast' ,vyro-
bene pecivo. emil ,vsecku cest. pro
nesl .velitel i. pluku, .plykovnik p.
Mel zdravici.
Pc obsde odebral Sc p. presi-
dent do sveho ,bytu k odpocinku.
odpoledne pax sueastnil Sc .tslo-
cvicneho vystoupeni voiska ", sta
dionu ma Sokolskem ostrovs.
Sem pfijel p. president S ,dru-
zinou o 4. hod. odpol. sHned "a
mostem shromazdsno bylo Glen
stvo Sokola l., !kteryzto .spolek ,je
majitelcm ostroya a stadionu a, ,ta-
ke druha mistni sokolska jednota.
byla hojns bratfimi v,kroji zastou-
pena. Starosta Sokola i. .br. DIR.
Lexa promluvil ma uvitani p. pre-
sidenta pfipadnou feSi.
Potion pfedstoupil .sQkol,ky .zak
Cernoch, synek obchodnika. ode
vzdavaje p. presidentoM v ,upo-
minku album.
Jmenem zacek sokolskych pfi-
vitala p. presidenta iasnym hla-
sem,, daleko slyatelnym, Tonicka
| Pafizkova.
Mala divenka Pavla Fenclova
/ ala-,>xE - Ia.
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SINGER s. ,slcf ,sTRoJE. SIS ho-
tove q So mesieni splatky. ,Hla-
ste Sc u Jos. A. Libal, Abb
Clark ave. Tel. Lincoln 5292.
,6-2
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dim
Q 5 pokojich dole q to same
lahore. 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy.
elektrika. vse zafizeno. vez.
me Sc .po pfipade druhy mort
gase. Haste Sc y Z. 1865 ,vtch.
181. u. h,ize Union kary.
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NAM MA PRODEJ diva move

NAM MA PKOUEJ diva move
bungalow, vse ma jednom po-
school. Tez mann jeden z Mi
les ave. o trech pokojich dole
a trech nahore, koupelna. Hla-
ste Sc u j. Lisy, 43lO vych.
l16. .ul. 6-25
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PR0!NAJlNE,SE

PRONAIME Sc rohovy stor.
Haste .se " {. A629 Broadway.
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PRODA Sc dunn, vse ma jed
nom poschodi, 5 pokojd dole,
krb, bookcases, china cabinet
a jine zarizeni. Haste Sc {.
l2604 Holborn ave. v NJ.
Pleasant. 7-3
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MUSE -byt prodan nasledujici
nasledujici .nabytek: Trikuso-
fEy9:s bedroom set, trikusovy
| s'laker velour parlor set, s8ku-.
.sovy walnut dinning room set,
lednicka, kamna, vse velmi le-
vne. Haste Sc v {. 3176 ".
.38. st. 6-27
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PRODA Sc kitchen cabinet a
detsky kocarek. Haste Sc v
{. $3.50 Hamlet ave. 6-25
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PROpAy Sc ctyrkplova kan
ma ma olej, pouze m9sic uzi-
vana, dali sc "a levnou cenu.
Haste Sc " {. 3448 vych. 40.
ul. z Kinsman. 6-28
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1923 STUDEBAKER Special
six, vyborny mechanicky stav
a pekny vzhled. Mattel musi
z mesta a nucen karu tuto pri-
mo obetovati. Cataract Motor
Sales Co., 1875 Broadway.
.6-28
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PRODA Sc novy bungalow 0
5 ,pokojich dole a o pokoji
nahore, vezme Sc tez lot CO
splatka. ,Majetek naleza Sc v
{. 4OO3 vych. lab. ul. z Miles
ave. Haste sc v {. 3577 vych.
135. ul. z Union ave. 6-27
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PRODA Sc sestilety kun, va
ny 1900 iber. Hodi Sc do tsz-
keho nakladu. Haste sc u FIR.
Kucera, Harvard rd., Box 1O2
tWarrensville, O. * 6-25
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PRODA Sc: Buffet "a $18,
stdl do jidelny "a $40, china
cabinet $lS, sici xstroj $12,
hollrack SIS, library table ,$12,
plynova kamna $15. couch $40
bed. kitchen cabinet, ,praci
stroj a vice jinych veci velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc v {. Abb
Clark ave. 6-26
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
]. q. WOODWARD, AGE 1O1,
DIES At PHOENIX H0MI

J. 3. Woodward, believed to be tht
oldest practicing lawyer in the United
States, died at his home at Phoeni1
last week. He remained in active
practice before the bar until early II
July Of the present year, when lines
overlook him. During the first si1
months of The present year, he wol
four contested cases in court.
Judge Woodward, as he was famii.
farly known throughout the state, wa,
a resident OF Arizona for 40 years, al
Of which time he was practicing q
the bar.
he was born at Fort Wayne, Ind
July %, 1928, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel 3. Woodward. EIe was
married in 1870 at st. Louis, to which
union two children We're born. Al
elder brother Of the deceased was fol
many years a law partner Of the lat
United States Senator Pbilander G
Knox at Pittsburg. He was Civi
war veteran.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
RANCHERS ASK PERMISSION
TO SLAY WILD HORSE BAND

A band of 40 or so wild horses arr
doing considerable irreparable dam.
age III the northern section Of Mari
copa county said petition, asking
destruction Of the band, filed viii
Charles r. Francis, secretary Of ths
state live stock sanitary board, bs
ranchers in The affected areas.
The herses have been responsible
for destruction OF fences, injuring ant
even killing other horses and cattlt
and in causing other serious incon
veniences to the ranchers, says thc
petition.
The band is vicious in its attack
according to The petition. Withou
water holes Of their own, the vile
horses invade the watering places o.
ranchers, driving horses and cattll
away. The tanned cattle do not re
sist, but as they run, the wild horse.
pursue, causing injuries that are
sometimes serious by paving the flee
ing animals with their hoofs, thhe Pc
tition further states. The horses ar.
declared by the petitioners to be. val.
ueless.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
TIE GOVERNMENT SHOULD
HAVE BRIGHT ANGEL TRAIL

The secretary of the interior has
made an offer OF 100000 for Bright
Angel Trail, the sum to be spent in
the building Of roads throughout the
forest reserves in San Francisco
mountain and paving the so miles
from the National Old Trails Road
to the canyon. The building of these
roads will be worth millions in Coco
nino county in the long run, and will
be Of inestimable value to the state
on the whole. The Bright Angel
Trail is net worth very much to the
county Of Coconino, but the radiating
of roads into every part of the canyon
section throughout the forest will
bring in thousands of people every
year who will leave a great amount
Of money among the business men
There is no place in the state SO ideal
for summer campers as the country
read around Coconino county, but
roads must be so constructed that
people may get around without dis
comfort, and these roads are to be
built by the Interior Department.
-Kingnan Miner
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
MORMON LAKE VACATION
HAS GATHERED MANY

Unusual fishing for bass and perch,
good roads and comfortable living
conditions at Mormon Lake are re-
sponsible fQr the migration OF many
Tucsonans to that summering point
during the past few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Hardy A. Ingham
left the city Monday for the lake
with another car Of friends apd will
remain away for 9 short time.f
Bill Bray, engineer at the Uni
versity of Arizona, and Mrs. Bray
have been at the lake for several
weeks. Word from them states that
.hev caught 5 pounds Of bass in one
day. They also state that the roads
% and from the lake are IN splendid
condition.
ar. and Mrs. ]. w. McCann end
son Bobby expect to leave in q
.hort time for the lake where they
viii spend their vacation. Mrs. Nc
gann is rapidly growing strong after
/ serious and prolonged illness Of a
few months ago. They will t@ke .
cabin while on the lake.-Tucson Star.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
WHY NOT MAKE
GEESE HARVEST CROP

Chaves county farmers have found
new help for field work in flocks Of
geese. C. G. Camp was the pioneer
in using this "help'' and has demon
strated its success to other farmers
and cotton growers.
Camp put a flock of 1888 geese on
his 25-acre cotton field, which COM
pIetely cleared the field Of bothersome
Johnson grass. The geese not only
kept the fields clear of this grass but
managed to take care of the irriga-
tion bitches too. They draw the line
at thistles, but grass, grass burs and
similar pests, all claim their atten-
tion.
A flock Of 81 geese on Mr.. Camps
so acres this season cut the hoe work
down to so cents an acre, while on a
i3-acre tract that is not fenced to
keep the geese in, the hoe work has
cost SO an acre and more will have to
be spent. Choppers on the go acres
were instructed not TO cut Johnson
grass or any ether kind. and in the
two seasons the geese have practi-
eaIly eradicated it.
Best results in getting rid Of the
troublesome. grass is obtained by put
ting the geese in the fields ip early
spring before the grass gets SO rank
they cannot overcome il.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
GREAT PATRIOTIC PARADE
NATIONAL DEFENSE DAY

Patriotic parades in which National
Guard Units, War Veterans organiza-
tions, patriotic societies and public
school children win take part are plan
ned as part of Aiizcna's observance
Of Defense Day on September 18th.
Programs appropriate to the occasion
will follow the parades in each local
ity, according to plans being made by
the State Committee of Is appointed
by Governor Hunt to cooperate with
officers of the Eighth Corps Area. in
making the States observance of the
day q success from every standpoint.
Designed to bring clearly to the
understanding Of the people the mean
ing OF the words National Defense,
and the obligations and duties Of
American Citizens when the question
ef National Defense arises, the day is
expected to 90 much toward helping
the United States to exert its strength
promptly should war again fall upon
the nation. Incidentally, it is believed
that the contrast which will be afford
ed through this rallying of the second
and third lines of defense in America
to the large standing armies Of Eu-
rope viii further serve to demonstrate
the soundness of Americas defensive
policy, in which every male citizen
between the ages Of 18 and As is made
available for duty in time Of war.
1t Is with q view to more fully ac-
quainting these citizens and the coun-
try as a whole with the responsible
tics which are theirs in case Of war
that the day is to be observed.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
gABBITT INTERESTS SEEKING
INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION

Applications to amend articles OF
Incorporation Of two CT the Babbtt
interests in Flagstaff to increase the
uIealizatlon on the two companies
from an aggregate of $115,000 to ST.
UU,00O were tiled with the Arizona
Corporation Commission.
One Of the applications proposes
d increase the capitalization Of tie
Tart. Cattle company of Flagstaff
rono $40 600 to S1,0C0,000, and the
other to increase the capitalization OF
ne Arizona Stores company from
rs, 900 to $30o,000.
Officers Of the Hart Cattle COM
oany are: G. J. Babbitt, president;
William Rabbit, vice president, and
David Babbitt, secretalE and treas
IRE. Officers Of the Arizona Stores
company are David Babbitt, presl-
i4nt; c. ]. Babbitt, vice president,
md G. W. Jake, secretary and treas
rer. All are Of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
GOV. HUNT BREAKS WITH
SUPT. OF INDUST. SCHOOL

The resignation of John n. Gruhl as
superintendent of the Arizona Indus
trial School at Fort Grant was ten
dered TO Governor George w. P. Hunt
Saturday to take effect Immediately.
MIR. Gruhl was appointed superinten-
dent of the institution less than two
months ago.
Gruhl's letter Of resignation gave
as his reason the refusal of Governor
Hunt to remove from office Jane
VanWagenen, matron of the school
and Mrs. Lucille Mcneil, assistant
superintendent, WHO the letter says,
'.are responsible for the highly impro-
per conditions existing in the correct
i've institution"
Describing the situation at the In
dustrial School as zone which unless
remedied will subject those who are in
any way responsible for to the
severest kind of censure." II would
not dare to send in the United States
mail true report Of conditions as it
certainly would be sending obscene
matter through the mail" the letter
continued.
Five employees of the school also
have left their posts, Mr.. Gruhl dis
closed in his letter.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
GOAT SFEARENG STARTED
IN WALLAPAI MOUNTAINS

Goat shearing season starts today
on the Z. J. Welsh ranch, located in
the Wallapai mountains. Over three
thousand go2ts will 90 under the
shears on Mr.. Welsh's ranch alone, it
being the largest in this section Of
The county. Edwin Cuff, local shear
er has secured the contract and will
do the job up in fine style. Goats are
sheared twice each year and when the
condition of the range is good will
yield an average Of two and half
pounds per goat, for the year. Sew
eral other -ranehers have large flocks
Of goats in the Wallapais and will be-
gin shearing at an early date.-King-
man Miner
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
GAME FISH TO BE
PLANTED IN LAKES EAST

Work of providing additional fish
ing grounds for the sportsmen Of
Arizona will get under way in the very
near future, with the transferring of
large stocks Of game fish in northern
Arizona to artificial and natural res
ervoirs in the st. Johns and Snow
flake country, according to an announ-
cement by State Game Warden G. IA.
Willard.
Among the larger reservoirs that
will be stocked with bass, perch and
blue gills, Mr. Willard said, will be
waters in1pounded by Lyman dam,
near Snowflake; and Ortega and
Concho. Numerous other smaller res
elyoirs also will share n the distfl-
button.
Tic stocks to be used will consist
Of this years pawnings Of fish in
lakes in the Flagstaff and Prescott
districts.
The Coconino sun., 1924-08-22
MAJOR ROAD PROJECT
IS NEEDING SUPPORT

Some day the Yavapai county
chamber of commerce will look back
on its dream of a paved road from the
Grand Canyon to the Mexican border
as an accomplished fact. Time will
bring to Arizona this desirable asset.
Opportunity should net be over
looked at this time to prepare for that
project, and ii any little work can be
done OF preparatory nature, let them
begin wherever q present road policy
can be fitted into the general scheme
for iatea, achievement.
Coconino county, our neighbor,, has
a problem on its hands that can weli
receive serious attention in Yavapai
county and throughout the state.
Coconino county, with an assessed
valuation of but little over 20 million
dollars, with 50 percent of its area
untaxahle by reason Of its Inclusion
in Indian and forest reserves, needs
all the help it can get 10 maintain
and to enlarge its roads. It now has
2400 miles Of road and highway.
Some Of this is state built; some is
on forest reserves ard the govern
ment has built or helped build it.
The country itself has but little
money to spare for highway con-
stluction.
Just now attention is directed to
the roads that give access to the
Grand Canyon. These are fer the
particular use Of the world, not just
Coeonino county or Arizona.
The county Of Coconino owns the
Bright Angel trail by which tourists
are taken from the end Of the railway
at Grand Canyon down into the great
gorge to the Colorado river. The
government is understood TO have
offered q large sum for the trail
which is built over the ground included
within the Grand Canyon National
Park. The money, we are told, could
be used by the county for construc-
ton Of year-round highway from
the canyon down to the main east ano
west highway and railway. Certainly
such a highway is needed for the
roads now serving the canyon are not
standard roads and are subject to in
terruption of traffic in rainy weather
Ii Coconino county can get the
money for its trail and build the ap
proach highway, it should do Sc
The county and the whole Worlc
which goes to wonder and admire at
the canyons rim, would benefit
Prescott Journal Miner.