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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
DRIy ERLEss Autos
Post Auto Livery.

USI AUIU Lively
New Fords. so cents per hour at II!
e. Houston. Ring TT. IS and we will
cali for you.
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SHEDS AND PLANTS

RED TOP CANE SEED. RECLAIMED,
tested and tagged, car lots and less.
Wire or phone for prices.
SDfrTuERN GRAIN 4 SEED co
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OIL LEASES

LEASES MINERAL DEEDs-i
Iwn holdings close to Dixie. McCian-
an. Rycade and Plateau wells. Quad
be county, also have desirable hold
IS East Bexar county and Medina
|nty. would be pleased to have you
or write for information. L. w.
fren. BIS Alamo National Bank Bldg.
Antonio. Tex.
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Mrs. Flora L. English.

The funeral of Mrs. Flora L. Eng
lish, Al. who died at her residence,
425 Montana street. Thursday morn
ing. will be held from the parlors Of
Sloan. Wilbert & Pelphrey. undertake
ers. at 3 o'clock Sunday. followed BY
services at the Calvary Baptist
Church. Rev. w. W. Lee officiating.
Interment will be in the Roselawn
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Martha Smith Cowdrey.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Smith
Cowdrey, 90, who died Wednesday aft
ernoon, will be held from the Porter
Loring parlors, at 4 o'clock Friday,
Rev. Hugh Mcclellan officiating. In
terment will be in the Mission Burial
Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

Burglars in Home.-Burglars ram
sacked the home of +. p. Bridgewater,
DOS East Houston street, during the
absence of the occupants Thursday
night. The burglary was discovered
upon the reutrn of the family at mid
night and reported TO city detectives.
The loot includes large yellow hand
bag, three wrist watches, two wedding
rings and three suits of clothing.
Three arrests were made by Detectives
Kolrr and Calderon after Preciliano
lbarra, sos IL West Commerce street.
reported he had been robbed of s35.
The money. he told officers. was
grabbed from his hand while on West
Commerce street. The three men held
are suspected of staging the theft. Po-
lice Captain Trevino and detectives
hurried to the Quasso tailor shop.
Market and Presa streets, at 3 40
Friday morning when Patrolman Cd
gen reported he thought he had de-
tected a burglar in the place. Inves-
tigation failed to reveal the presence
of an intruder.
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Car Overturns. - August Sanchez.
100 Tampico street, escaped with
slight body bruises when, while at
tempting TO turn at the corner of
North Medina aud Morales streets, his
automobile overturned. He was taken
to his home by w. Villareal. police
report. The car was badly damaged.
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Hoover Vacuum Cleaners and
electric washing machines. Kirk.
wood & Wharton. Or. 641."-tAdv.D

Woman Beatoen Up-Josephine
Rosas. 10T Center street. was attack
ed and beaten while in a restaurant at
East Commerce and Live Oak streets
Thursday night. according to police
report. George A. Knight. %, Elmen-
dorf, Texas, was arrested by Police
man Ellis anod booked on the police
blotter on charge Of assault.
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Tvo Army Reviews SATURDAY,

Both the Third and Fourth Infan-
try Brigades will hold reviews Satur-
day morning at Q o'clock. The Third
will hold its review on Foch Field and
the Fourth on Cavalry Post grounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

Loses Teeth i'm Fight--Mrs. Juana
Rosalvo, 204 Monterey street. sus-
tanned a badly lacerated mouth and
lost several teeth. police report, when
she was struck during an argument
near her home Thursday evening. A
Mexican, 40. was arrested by the po-
lice as her assailant. The prisoner is
reported to have hit her with his fist,
knocking her to the sidewalk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
BIDS WANTED.

BIDS NANIEDs
Sealed bids addressed TO the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey. county Judge. will be
received In office of the county auditor
until IL o'clock a, M, Monday. April 2S.
1924, for furnishing and hauling gravel
on the ST. Hedwig road from the end OF
the present asphalt pavement 10 the La
vernla road In County Commissioners
Precinct No. I, distance OF approxi-
mately four miles Gravel to be de-
livered on railroad at Martinez station;
Approximately four (40e0) thousa nd
yards of gravel will be required. bid
ders to furnish sample OF gravel for the
approval Of the state and county high
way engineers. To be paid for by de-
ferred warrants. A certified or cashiers
check In the sum OF five t5) per cent OF
the amount bid must accompany each
bid.
The county reserves the right to re-
W. s. KENDALL.
County Auditor.
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Fuller 4 Parker Dance. Turner
Hall, Sunday night.-(Adv.)

Tourist Robbed of Watch-Leonard
Driskill. Austino. reported the theft
Friday of his watch. chain and charm
while camped at the touris camp in
Breckenridge park. A description of
of the time piece was furnished city
detectives.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25

STATE YOUR WANTS TEXAS
WIDE by using these five great
Texas newspapers:
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
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More than a million readers
every Sunday. Combined want ad
rate.
Minimum charge 2o-word count.
WEEKDAY INSERTION. 11kc
PER WORD. SUNDAY 1NSER-
TIONs. 14hc PER WORp cost
only se.3o for one weekday inser-
tlon or $3.50 for three insertions.
including one Sunday.
All copy for sunday insertion
must be submitted with cash TO
The San Antonio Light by noon
OF the preceding Thursday.
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Who Is q ''bloch from high prices?"
Riebe's Iewelry Store. 800 Main Ave.
-(Ady,)

Program Postponed-The elaborate
musical and feature program schei-
uled TO take place at the Alzafar
Shrine luncheon at the Gunter Thurs
day noon was postponed on account
of the death of Potentate Harry Web
er's son-in-law. II. II. McCulley, who
lost his life by a fall in, a burning
airplane at Kelly Field. Charles
"Sunnydaie" Blevens and three as.
socistes of Dallas were notified by
wire Wednesday night, that the en-
tertainment had been called off, and
they did not appear TO take part in
the program. w. ii. Chambers was
chairman of the day. Dan Burcher
received the first attendance prize Of
Il nickel plated electric fan; j. l..
Browne, complete shaving outfit
and wall case with mirror, second
prize. and ]. II. Skipper, one gallon
of Mistletoe ice cream, third prize.
At conclusion of luncheon the meet
ing was adjourned at the suggestion
of Judge w. c. Douglas.
Married Folks Dance in the Mac
Dona Shooting Club Hail.. Monday,
April 81. Old-time music. Everybody
invited, old and young. Theo Artzt
orhcestra. "Nuf" said.-(Adv.)
Take Boy Into Custody-Japes
Mosier, II, was taken into custody
at West French Place residence at
S:45 Friday morning by Detectives
Boatwright and Harvey. The arrest
was made on n telegram from Sheriff.
c. A. Cook of pawkuska, Okla. re-
ceived here late Thursday night, al
leging Mosier was wanted ut that
place on n felony warrant. Shelf
Cook has been notified of the arrest.
The youth when taieno here told Off
GERS he was in ignorance of any charge
against him or any reason why war
mnt should have been issued for his
arrest.
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Dance given by Myrtle Grove No.
|. at w. o. w. Hall, Saturday, April
20. Willets orchestral Adv.)
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Hagy 4 McCollum. undertakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
i04. Lady assistant at all hours
tAdv.)
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Downtown Hotel

Lease and furnishings. 30-room hotel,
|am heated. hot and cold water In all
BINS. price $3.50. 2. l.. Crews, Real
rs.
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srEt1AL NOTICES

WILL PAY LIBERAL REWARD FOR
any Information that helps locate my
wife. who left San Marcos February 2S,
driving white and bay ponies TO green
and white painted covered wagon. A. II.
Hamilton. general delivery. san Antonio.
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Numerous Auto Parts, Phone TT
Is. Select Auto Parts Co.-(Adv.)

Dancing Saturday night, Woodlawn
Lake. Mrs. Krisch Rainbow Palace
Serenaders.-(Ady.)
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MONEY 10 LOAN

cICK SHORT TIME LOAN ON
household goods. autos or other collat-
Rl,> also notes bought. 212 Houston
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We buy or take IN trade your -
gold, silver, diamonds and old coi-s.
Alamo Jewelry Co.. 315 Alamo plaza.
(Adv.)
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Plumbing and Electric Work. Kirk.
wood and Wharton. Crockett 641.--
lAdv.)
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Toxic Roof Garden, grand opening
dance. May list. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker.
-(Adv.)
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1928 FORD WORM DRIVE TRUCK IN
good condition. bargain. good terms.
Or. 1888. Lindsey Trough Auto Co. ia
Soiedad St
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
LIVESTOCK

LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE-4O HEAD OF COWS. TWO
,,aca sso hs aha 'ease Oh 49,
monthly. will buy the milk. w. 12i7.
HURRY UP! CALL TR. 476 If YOU
want feed of any kind. Cash Feed
Store. 1924 w. Commerce. We deliver.
BROWN SWISS JERSEY COW, FOUR
years old. fresh 10 days rich heavy
mixer. a bargain IL sold at once. AIS
Warren. Tr. 4SiS.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES.

RID YOUR CHICKENS OF LICE AND
bluebugs by giving Jim Bourlands
Lice Killer in their drinking water.
guaranteed. Wagner Drug Stores.
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BEAUTY SHOPS

INSTANT BEAUTY
No money required until age lines and
sagginess have disappeared. method
harmless. Madam Valentines represen-
tative Margaret Boyd, 25s Keller 81.
Di,ona
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NURSERIES,

ALL KINDS OF FLOWER PLANTS;
pot plants vegetable plants and cut
flowers. Grona Floral Co. Mission 1858.
5ls s, blackberry,
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

SECONDHAND MOTORCYCLE PARTS
for Indian and Harley Davidson, new
inner tubes. si.e5. Bilhartz Auto Parts
Co., 9O3 y. Flores st.
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DREssMAKIN0 AND SEWING;

DRESSMAklNG AND SEWING
ing, hemstitching. buttons covered, all
work Ia done In our own shop: immedi-
ate service. The Speciality shop. Cham
Der OF Commerce Bldg. Losoya St.
WHITE HOUSE DRESSMAKING SHOP
Hemstitehing. pleatlng. buttons, beads
first-class work. III Avenue d, opposite
postoffice. or. 1854.
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MONEY TO LEND

salaried people. small weekly or
hnthly payments, strictly confidential
~ Loan Bureau. 229 Z. Houston St.
[om 201.
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1928 FORD SEDAN BODY. SOMETHING
extra nice. has sun visor and washable
slip-on seat covers. the upholstering and
paint is extra good. your old body taken
in trade. terms on balance. See 1antls
Motor Co. Broadway at Fourth.
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SEVERAL THOUSAND STRONG TO-
mato plants, perriwinkels, marieolds.
zinnias, verbena, pinks, snap dragons,
SALIVA. coScomb plants and sweet pea
flowers, George Schoomann, 6?7 f..
Ashby. w. 1851
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0If. WE'LL MACHINERY

|ELvE COMPLETE ROTARY DRILL
bg rigs. all sizes. secondhand pipe
casing. at reduced prices. TEXAS
PPLY COMPANY, 2ois Lorraine St.
|iston. Texas.
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INDIVIDUALLY OWNED PAIGE
sport model touring. new paint,
good tires. sacrifice $500. 5000 cash.
balance twelve monthly payments.
runs good. looks good here is op-
portunity for some one 10 get high
class car at big saving. IL inter
ested write to Postoffice Box 2si,
San Antonio, Tex.
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QUICK AND SURE WAY FOR

REsULTs-LIGHT WANT ADS
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VEHICLES AND HARNESS

FOR sALE-BuGGIEs AND LIGHT
spring wagons. in good shape, need no
repairing for one year. 1l06 San Fernando
st. Phone TT. 1864.
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FORD CHASSIS, FORD SEDAN BODY
for sale. one 1922 model Ford; will
trade on lot in Alamo Heights 9Os Y.
Houston
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BUSINESS Personal,

GIRLS IN NEED OF A FRIEND ARE
invited TO call at the Salvation Army
Reserve Hospital. 3o19 River Ave. at
any time CT. 1912.
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There's a Reason

There is a good reason why people
10 borrow money from |. SLIDER call
N THE Loan Man With n Conscience"
considers both side of any question
own and THE other fellows" In
prt. he plays fair. SLIDER lends prompt
on autos. pianos, furniture, ETC.. With
removing them. .ar tf t.
l. SLIDER
kos Rr,dS Rldr Or sea
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
PREDICTED AUTO PRODUCTION
WILL BE BELOW NORMAL

Important amoung other indications
that this year will see a vastly in
creased demand for automobiles is the
"buy now" campaign which has just
been launched by the Ford Motor COM
pany, according to E. d. Babbitt,
Flagstaff Ford dealer.
Particular significance may be at
tached to this, coming as it does at
the very start of the year, for no COM
pany in the industry is better situated
to sense future conditions in the mo-
tor car field nor keep more closely
in touch with the temper of the motor
buying public.
A year ago a shortage was seen
and the public advised but the de-
mand which developed during the
spring and early summer months ex-
ceeded all expectations with the re-
suit that production failed to meet it
and more than $4,000 persons were
disappointed in not being able to get
Ford cars. Practically all through the
year it was necessary to maintain a
constantly increasing production
schedule in order to keep up more
closely with the demand. Even with
that deliveries were extremely slow.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
GRANTHAM, KINGMAN BOY,
SIGNS WITH CUBS AGAIN

George Grantham has signed up
with the Cubs again and before long
will be leaving for the spring training
camp. In speaking of the matter, a
Los Angeles paper gives Week S
opinion of what he expectsof Gran
opinion of what he expects of Gran
than is a game guy and good hitter
and Week expects much of him this
season"
George has been keeping himself in
good shape this winter with daily
trips around the local golf course and
will get away with good start at the
spring training camp.
With the Cubs and the Pirates
scheduled for real game on the
Kingman lot April 1, we had better
soon be considering getting out our
publicity on the outside-for instance
soon after the 1st of February. We
should get at least a thousand, from
outside the county with the special
rates on the Santa Fe and all. King
man News.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
GIRL WITH TED GROSH WHEN
HE WAS KILLED BECOMES WIFE

Miss Maxine McNelly, the young
woman with ''Ted' Grosh, univer-
sity athlete, ON the night wher he
was killed near Globe, who was shot
and seriously wounded at the same
time, was married to Francis Gilbert
of Miami Thursday evening at Lords
burg, N. M.
The young couple were accompa-
MED to Lordsburg by the brides
mother, Mrs. Della McNelly, Miss
Catherine McNelly, a sister of the
bride, and Ray Gilbert of Miami.
The wedding at this time was a dis
tinct surprise to friends although the
engagement had been previously ann
ounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert returned to
Miami later, where they will make
their home. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert are well known in Phoenix,
Mrs. Gilbert having been a student in
the Tempe Normal School for the past
two years and Mr.. Gilbert being the
leader Of the American Jazz Band of
Globe.
1t is understood by Miami friends
that Mrs. Gilbert will return to the
Normal school for the remainder of
the term. She is a senior in the
school and will graduate at the end
of the current semenster.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
BIRTHS In ARIZONA FOR
1923 EXCEED 1922 BY 973

The total number of births in Ari-
zona reported to the state board of
health exceeded the total number re-
ported the year 1922, by 973, ac-
cording to statement issued yes
terday by the board on that branch
of vital statistics of the state The
report shows that a total of 1901
births were recorded for the year
1928 as compared to a total of 6.628
births for the year 1922.
With the exception of the month
of May the number of births in each
month during 1923 exceed the number
for the corresponding month for 1922,
according to the report. The month
of December 1923, the renort shows,
is the record month so far since the
compilation of the vital statistics be-
gan in the state. A total of 807
births were recorded for that month.
A remarkable feature for the record
of births for the year 1923 is the
absence of triplets from the records,
none being born in the state, where
as the year 1922 shows that two sets
of triplets were born. There also
were more twins born in 1922 than
in 1929, the records showing that rs
pairs of twins were reported in 1928
as compared to sc for 1922.
The number of boy babies in each
year, exceeded the number of girl
babies. The records for 1928 show
that there were 3,944 boys born and
1867 girls as compared to 3,473 boys
and 3,155 girls for 1922.
The report for December, 1923
shows that there were 421 boy babies
and 386 girl babies, and that there
were nine pairs of twins born in the
state.
The comparison of the babies born
in each month during the years 1923
and 1922 are as follows: January
1923, $40, 1922, 518; February, 1928,
61O, 1922, SIS; March, 1928, 688,
1922, $40: April, 1928, 637, 1922, $40;
May, 1928, 345, 1922, 480; June, 1923,
615, 1922, 544; July, 1928, 673, 1922,
532; August, 1923, TIC, 1922, $40;
September, 1923, 500, 1922, 561; Octo-
Der, 1928. 682, 1922562; November,
1928. COZ, 1922, 661; December, 1928,
807, 1922, 593; making a total of
1901 for 1923 and 6.628 for 1922.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
GRADE SCHOOLS OF ARIZONA
HAVE 2,O26 TEACHERS; SCI
ON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTIES

There are 2,026 grade school teach
ers and Sol high school teachers in
Arizona, according to the new AriZo-
ma educational director for the school
year 1923-24, prepared by C. O.. Case,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton. The directory is off the press
and now ready for distribution to the
teachers of the state and to those in
terested in educational work. A large
number of copies of the directory will
be sent educators outside of the state
who have asked for it.
The directory shows that there are
440 school districts in the state and
440 grade schools, Al high schools, 20
consolidated schools and that the daily
average attendance of grade pupils
for the year 1928 was 46,139 and
the daily average attendance of high
school pupils was 6,868 for the same
period, and that there are 236 schools
In the state employing but one teach
er.
The total expenditure for school
maintenance in the state for the year
1929 was $5,424, ,603.66, not includ-
ing approximately 100000 spent dur
ing the year on buildings, the direc-
tory shows.
The director lists in addition to the
names and addresses of all of the
teachers in the state and their phone
numbers, if any; the county in which
they teach, and the district. The grade
taught and the salary received are
also given. The subject taught by the
1, u.
The directory also gives the list of
Indian schools in the state and the
superintendent of each, as well as the
libraries in the state and the name
of the librarian. The officers of the
Arizona branch Congress of Mothers
and Parent Teachers associations are
given, as well as the faculties of the
University of Arizona, and the two
normal schools and the subject taught
by each member of the faculty.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
STATE NEWSPAPER MEN
FORM PRESS CLUB AT
MEETING LAST SUNDAY

Arizona neWSpapermen completed
the organization of the Arizona Press
club when twenty news and editorial
writers met Sunday afternoon in the
Phoenix chamber of commerce offices.
Officers were elected and committee
appointed to arrange for an annual
dinner to which newspapennen from
all state points will be invited.
Ed Harrington of the Arizona Re-
publican, was elected president. Vice
president, northern district, Col. F.
S. Breen, publisher of the Coconino
Sun at Flagstaff; vice-president, T.
w. B. Anderson, editor of the. Miami
Bulletin; president, southern dis
trict, Chet johnson, managing editor
of the Daily Star at Tucson. E. O.
Whitman, publicity director, Arizona
Industrial Congress, was elected Sec
retary and treasurer.
Monthly meetings of the organiza-
tion will be held and club rooms will
be established in Phoenix. Newspa-
per men in all parts of the state,
many of whom were unable to be
present at Sundays meeting, have
signified their intention of joining the
club.
Arrangements for the annual din
ner of the club will be made by the
following committeeman: Fred Me-
Leod, Ralph Rollins, Ward Adams,
Robert w. Weeks and c.. w. Finney.
The dinner will be held in April.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
FOUR CHANDLER MEN HELD
FOR AIDING in ESCAPE OF
PRISONERS FROM THE PEN

Charles Journey, Berry Clemens, M.
P. Freemen and Charles Beckman, all
of Chandler, charged with aiding the
escape of prisoners from the state
prison at Florence, were held to
answer to the superior court at the
preliminary hearing at Florence The
men are held on $4,000 bond each.
The men are alleged to have taken
part in conspiracy which resulted
in the escape from the prison on De-
cember %, last, of Tom Powers and
Willis Woods, convicted murderers,
sentenced to life terms.
The two convicts were subsequently
captured in San Diego, Calf, and
have been returned to- Imprisonment.
Powers and Woods were arrested
by the San Diego officers in the home
of George A. Hammond, formerly of
Stafford, Arizona, and the latter was
held on a charge of sheltering fugi-
tives from justice. His trial is under
way now in the California city.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-01
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF WILEY JONES

Funeral services for Wiley E.
Jones, former attorney general, who
died at st. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix,
Wednesday night, were conducted at
2:3O p. m. Saturday in the chapel of
the H. M. Maus undertaking parlors.
Burial was made IN Greenwood cem-
etefy.
State officials, members of the
Ells Lodge and the Spanish-Ameri-
can war veterans, with large num-
Der of life long friends of the late
attorney general attended the last
rites.
The Elks Lodge had charge Of the
service at the chapel, where Rev. j.
W. Simms, former Methodist pastor
here and close friend of the deceased,
preached the funeral sermon.
Veterans of the Spanish American
war, comrades of Mr.. Jones, conduct
ed the rites at the grave and i1onored
their departed member with a formal
salute by their firing squad, and the
sounding of taps.