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New Britain herald., 1925-02-25
Al 43G 4SG- ". R. C, Food Sale


 The w. R. C. of Forcstville will hold a food sale and card party at the home of Ellen Beach at 56 Whiting street, Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock. The proceeds will be donated to the local post of the G A. F. All members of the Relief corps are asked 10 donate food to the enterprise.
 Lcntcn Missionary Box
 The Woman's auxiliary of the church of Our Saviour, will hold a food sale in the parish house on Thursday afternoon. The proceeds will be used to purchase material for q Lcnten missionary box which is 10 be sent to St. Johns Mission School at Letchikan, Alaska
 Plainyillc Briefs
 George w. Taylor of Broad street who has been ill at St. Francis hospital for the past two weeks, is expected home today,
 Mrs. William J. Kavanaugh Of Park street was removed 10 St. Francis hospital yesterday. She is under the care of Dr. Turbitt, specialist.
 John Levasseur Of Canal street has been removed 10 St. Francis hos
New Britain herald., 1925-02-25
LPntcn Services

Ash Wednesday services w"r" held in the church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning with mass at o'clock
New Britain herald., 1925-02-25
NOTICE. SPECIAL TOWN MEETING,

The legal voters of the Town Of PlainriIe are hereby notified and warned that Special Town Meet ing will be held in the Town Hall of said Town of Plainvillc. Thursday evening, March 5'h, 1925, at eight o'clock; for the following purposes: To lay a tax on the Plainvillc Grand Lost of 1924 payable on April list, 1925.
 Also to transact any other busi- ness which is proper 10 come before said meeting.
 (Signed)
 JAMES J. SIMPSON,
 EDW. r. PRIOR.
 Board Of SelCCtmen. Dated at Plainyillc, Conn.,. February 24th, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-25

A state highway department truck has been busy the past few days in filling in the holes In the New Brit ain road. The snow and cold weather have left the road in poor condition and many citizens report ed that never before have they seen this section Of thoroughfare in such bad shape. It is expected that the
New Britain herald., 1925-02-25

Moving Into New Quarters
 Work of moving equipment Of the Bristol Trust O., into the new guar ters in the addition to the bank is
Evening star., 1925-10-19
5OO-CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS.

S145O0-CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS
An Army officer leaving the a
in
~oNN~ON
$16I50-CHEVY CHASE
built home situated most
Chevy D c
i he G tho e be o, sn to tsps be app @RRrSstea se While
epace: % spces % hsrd @
aeceptasie con-
SlO,4OO-UPSHUR STREET
twosto;y colonial splendid
bedoonsl
lot exceptionally and
An English Cottage-CFiEVY CHASE
offering ha ndvidu in
and we kno% will appeal TO- the
foorngs sand finished walls many
andpo
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
BOSS & PHELPS
The Home of Homes.
1417 St. NV. Main $500
m Of Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1925-10-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A REAL, HOME.


II Rock Creek Church Rd. NV.
This house is built of tapestry orlck ana
contains o large rooms. bath. sleeping porch.
breakfast porch. sarase: hreplsce. built-,n
ice box. and. of course. all modern impro'c e
ments. Can be bought on easy terms;
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
lola 18th St NV. and BIB East Capitol St
NEW HOMES.
Priced Under $1,000.
ol2-024 Evarts St. NE.
Six large rooms, bath; h.-w.h. :;
electric lights; built-in ice box;
one-piccc sink; double rear
porches wide front porch. Lots
14O feet deep to 20-foot alley.
Easy terms.
THOMAS A. JAMESON co =,
900 New York Ave. NV.
Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
ArlstOcratic
OLD GEORGETOWN

This wonderful old detached home
situated in the most exclusive section OF
Georgetown. and while II Is modern IL
every respect it retains a certain dignity
and charm. much sought after. but eel
fect from tho front marking line amid
a number of large and beautiful shsdr
trees There is a wide vcrands e1tendrE
the entire front and around to one side.
Colonial entrance. bnautiful reception
hall: living room: library and dining
room. all with attractive old fireplsccs.
A large porch off the dining room: but
lers pantry and roomy kitchen. Second
floor has four splendid bedrooms. one
master bedroom with private bath and
dressing room. additional bath off hall
way; sleeping porch: enormous attic over
room sate rnof n % pls u modern Isnor
heating plant: electricity with attractive
fixtures. and il is tastefully decorated
throughout. The lot is l76 feet deep
with very artistic garden in the rear
Inspection by appointment only. II is
priced attractively for immediate sale.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Beautiful New Brick Home, NV.
Near 18th St Cars-OnlY S1O85O. Easy Tern

Beautiful New Brick Home, NV.
Near 14th St. Cars-Ony $1O85O. Easy Terms.
tan
o
%
Neu-Half Square OF 10th St. N.W-S3,5O Easy Terms.
value will be getting
Sa1. Sh s sG storage y s and Also a & Ae
f. U o ouS S asatfan So mp @
ohera mention hneMa
Beautiful Cleveland Park Home-S13,S50 Easy Terms.
double
Main37 ~ ~ ~ '
Near 18th and Col Rd. N.W-S13.95O Easy Terms
within snn MI
d.ishtan
tTaiys ntffF ans
snt9nG
adi Ssnt ee Guy " ~ ~ -
WILLIAM X HARTUNG & COMPANY.
11Cs 10Th s. NV Main 371, 372 %5.
Deal With Realtor.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

WM- H. SAUNDERS CO. Inc,
1887
S235OO.
"a Reduction of ST SOO.)
K |. Ave. West of 10th St. NV.
M ] ] us sGGs rsdss,sG s e % % @
$4,000.
Columbia Heights, Near 10th st.
and sfA H asfs % s % % '
$4,000
MT PLEASANT.
eastern s.sa 81 4 hss n 1s 5
has p9ssd as a s: s5G Ba0y Ss g lowe" " similar houses
s1425O
Cleveland Park,
1913 and 3515 Quebec St. NV.
with
D0 @ p & nell m ,s gen f1ss the ed 9sr
nons Of Bb Sgaor fsT ass in ss % I " " ~
Under $1,000
Near Edgemoor Md.
In Northwest Park, Bethesda.
and like distance frea mam pike and only
s @ s I @ sz s a sa 1sse ssss nth % %
ssu sd soaso On % cam BBsse seush q We" 81 out % %
M eSs{ ssS san price fine suburban home in an
$1,000
Bethesda Md.
s $ rs :s5$:: = $:: !:: :S ::
cWN SRT1sy 81 sfES fd ] AsHs likely " increase in value
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, Inc,
1888 K St NV. Main 1867.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

PRICED RIGHT.
y Fine Residence Porter St. Cleveland Park
$ IS $$l;
s P G$ T s afhs Z s e H @ % s sRs
Look at This Desirable Home on 9th Street NE
M T n Ge' @ soss @ and r @ a2d e se ] sss ss BATH
@ Is n @ f s 81 f. ss II as:s; ] ssss. s :: ; ;ss
$3.50; Only 81 600 Cash and the
Balance on Conveniently Arranged Terms.
\ Sx-Room and Bath Brick Home 9TH Street
Only S950Small Monthly Possession
s @ '; IT, | :aEs @ Il @ & : y : VI: s ::s :; r.; sss ~
% ss:s fSs ss ed q;S;s .sS :: @ s 81
McKEEVER & GOss
Realtors.
14l5 Street. Phone Main 4752
N. L. sANsBURY CO., INC,
141s Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59os4-5
NEAR Hs snS % s'9 a @ 1G%s s us garage @
PRICE, slo5oo
9aE S6 0 RHyas % se ss R =
PRICE, S145OO
oHE{ = & ss s 55 0s f"s sss
PRICE, S25OOo
ss 5s % s aef BUSINESS eG ' sS.
PRICE, $780,
ss & SaSissaf sni s ss A. ls s a s ] @
PRICE, s135oo
DHr1sR 5s HFsT$ IS : = @
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
Everything in Real Estate
141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
REALTORS
Evening star., 1925-10-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES
THE PICK OF THE HOME MARKET.
Near Rhode Island Ave. and North Capitol ST.
SS.5OO-EasY Terms.

tant o and
desired
Union Capitol Afsoue
Evening star., 1925-10-19

SOUTHEAST-$45O. Terms.
0h hes. and % h headxo0 ho,s ent 30 oo
@ | T month h " strictly modern nome An DC purchased "
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-%,o5O Terms.
quick sale
Can be- 10 il ANDY and @ @ onth ~ ~ ~
PETWORTH-SS45O. Terms.
leaving to sci
3 f sSt home sk.y S.% I % one
carl
store h al urches
PETWORTH-$So5O. Terms.
Fon. ue @ T N W Electric M %
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$17,OOO. Terms.
sn5eh bath hx bed
DOWNTOWN-S3OOOO.
a
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
14tl and k Main $780,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

just pretend tina, I'm deaf, dumb and
blind
She laughed but tho eyes that
were fastened on Spmgur's face
were deep with misery
Suddenly she walked over 10 him
aud took him by the lapel OF his coat
Come on, nEErayniins papar rho
cried
why. she's really In love with
him. May told herself She wouldn't
have believed that tho soft pink mask
OF CarlotiRn face covered an emotion
Hp deep an the feeling she certainly
had Tor Dan spmEur.
Waterbury took MAYS arm ~ they
stepped out into the night and Car
I1ti1 and Dan dropped slowly behind
them once May looked over her
shoulder. and saw them standing al
the rain along the tipardwalk. deep
In earnest conversation
Are they IN love with each uiherT''
she asked Waterbury
lie waited Tor a moment before
hN answered II honestly don't
know" he aaid NJ last
Tell me- about Fraurls Ler. May
asked what n this hostess Job ~
hsra anyway"
Wen. its a rather new profess
sion for actresses out of work
Waterbury explained They hire
them Ives ptff - tka-a as.F.Ftssa
clubs and their job "a 10 entertain
the mon patrons hut. look
here, I don't want 10 talk about Jhs
Francir Lees want 10 talk about
g.. you1"
He drew her very closely 10 him,
holdlrK her arm above tho elbow.
Doesn't Il seem 90 you that
we've known each other longer
than just few hoursT" no asked
May shook her head NO" shr
said. Il feel that don't know you
at All aH. ot coursr. don't"
Waterbury laughed almost wlih.
opt sound.
Well then. I'm going 10 tell
you something about myself" he
@id I'm Just Herbert Waterbury.
plain ard honest. And because l am
plain and honest, I'm going 20 ask
you something Won't you give me
that money Of yours 70 take care
~ until sou decide what you want
20 do with it,
Ito Be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

srcs,cd the hostess" with cntbu.
aiasm.
Come ON over here. Fran and i'u
give you the ipw.dawu on this Vol,
stead stuff Dan spraEuc said. iir
pa, out his hand aud pulled chair
from the table behind him How
arc you feeling tonightr Rather Ia
eardlr'
Faucie Leo shook her head She
looked from Mays face TO that 81
Carl0tia, who ant az our frozen. And
she backed away from the table
No thanks Daniel she atd Il
have a heavy supper date Niih three
Chicago gentlemen who arc in III.
bone button trade. and must DO my
buhbIlng aslf Tor them
As ahc spoke. tho lights all over
tho cafe began to so out. cluster by
cluster And only great yellow
spo,llrht shpns In the middle or che
dance noor Ike a sun.
Into u floaisd the figure Of red.
haired woman in a billowy white
silk drcgz. This was Adoree. herself
Mas turned in her chair and looked
~ her curioualy this tins woman
who had made a small fortune out
of the tiny restaurant
There was tirrd look In Adaresa
painted eyes. and the broad smile on
her scarlet mouth was strained.
She's oldr May thought. and
pItiod her
you know. of course. that she
has a grown son the low voice
OF Herbert Waterbury baid IN her
ear
"she looks oia enough to be some
body'g grandmother, May answered
Then presently she spoke again
"tts a terrible thing for woman
when she begins to gs, old. shc said
wlstfully
Herby laughed 'How 10 YOU
know A woman as young 90 your
ne asked.
May sighed "oh. I'm not so
young SHE answered. I'm ?;
That's pretty old, lsn't IT,"
what would you do Il you wcrc
49," the man asked
May shrugged her graceful shout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

grandfather clock. they started
down the road.
EN- just say this and then 20
on with the story--,hnt the next
day when Mr.. Tompklns came
downstairs again 10 breakfast. he
called TO his wife. "rhe old clock
has taken a notion to so again and
declare II !, isn't right to the
very dot"
But this story Is about Tick Took
and the Twins. aud we'll have 10
leave the old clock ticking in the
hall, and follow them.
They came 10 n city and passed
lot Of houses 70 much alike that
they looked like peas in pod.
~ last Tick Took stopped In
front OF one four doors from the
corner.
This IL the right one" no said.
"Altho II looks like the Others, I
always know It because the bricks
in the pavement are extra red. tho
steps are extra white. and the
whole house Is extra everything ="
And indeed he was right, as tho
Twins could sec in the light cast
by the street lamp at the corner.
why is it 40 extra clcan?" asked
Nancy.
: u don't know exactly" said Tick
Took But I think II Is because
Is family by tho name OF Van der
Loon lives here. Van der Loon
Is n Dutch name and the Dutch
people are tho scrubblest, cleaneat
people on earth almost. Tho great.
grandfather and grandmother came
from Holland years and years ago.
and I'm going to show you some.
thing they brought with them when
they came"
'What2'' asked Nick curiously.
"a clock-a curious clock sal
Tick Took. But come, we can't
stand here talking all night or the
policeman will come along and
think we are three burglars. Wen
have to go down the chimney. /
! guess everything else seems to be
locked up tight"
Up they climbed. the three Of
them. getting toe.holds in shutters
and vines and finally reaching the
roof
Then down the big chimney they
crcpt, Magic Is 10 convenient when
/ you wish TO 20 down chimney.
2 Then they reached big room
with quaint furniture, n good bit
Of brass. lovely tile fireplace
and manteLpieco on which old
luster ornaments shone in the
street light that came thru the
window.
On tho wall hung the qualntcst
clock the Twins had ever seen
clock with no case whatever Just
a face, and long pendulum ant
two large weights that hung hall
way to the floor
Hello there, Tick Took" sal,
the clock, I'm glad you camc anC
brought company. I wqg gettlnf
lonely Besides. ! need 4 tonic ol
something. /. I'm not up to III,
minute ut all"
"I'll soon put you in order" snit
ti,c clock fairy quickly name!
and Nick, this Us Mister Wng on
the.Wall Mister Wag.onthc. Wal
There arc my friends, tho Twins.
tTo Bo foniinucd)
' f.9zatl.lI LE- - - l. .-.,L,.- Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

white teeth Her skin was almost 8s
white as they, and her straight black
hair was gathered into a knot az the
uapo Of her neck.
who IS she2" May asked Water
bury. IN an undortouc.
Her name Is Francis Lee. and
she's one Of Adorrcs hostewes. BE-
Waterbury said quickly. rs the Girl
came up TO the table
Carlotta pursrd M her bahylsh
lips. and stared down into her glass
OF gin giueraie with the mpt look
OF a crystal guzer
May could see that she was IN.
,ensely jealous Of the thin. black
haired woman. and that she vas not
going 20 speak 20 her n she could
help Il.
But Dan and Herby Jumped up and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

dcu Her eyes dreamlly follow "a The
IEht. uBEtiodovu movements ~ tho
dancer
Then. IN tho hhlfdHriyuess Hbu felt
a hand close down. . nrmly over hers
ps It las palm upward ln hrr lap
ghs started slightly bat ala NOT move
away
you sweet utuo hd' sh5 heard
uefby whisper You're just o. kid.
aren't yguF'
Again 10 laughed rro thIna uf
your carrying all that money around
IN your fandbag ho raid humnr
ousl5. N ever there Was a. hd
trick. that's one Why don't sou
put n safely away in bank
what ala sou draw d out for Boo
The firsft placer
II didn't" May answered "irH
some money that nay lawyer turned
over 10 mo 90
sho frlt movement beside her.
and saw tho slender nEurr uf
ftauCie leo sllp away toward lhD
door or The restaurant
Speaking of lawyers, remind
me that ought 90 hear from
mine soon, broke iu uBrlolta "ilr's
down in Missouri collecting three
months back alimuny from my
former husband Believe me, III That
old boy doesn't crash thru with ihe
coin, sure DO run him raised POI
Just then Tho lights fash up
again us Adorro whIrlrt out iI BE-
little Eust ~ applause iIrrHfl
Waterbury gave Mays hand "a uuirt
pat before hr drew his own away
Tho restaurant had slowly ullsd
With the say midnight crowd And
May looked around her curiousiy at
tho women with their marrrilrd
hair, their brlEht silk evening coats.
their jewels
Somehow they all looked alike
Surely they an wore "a uniform the
uniform Of Prosperity And In their
powdered ftrsE, their eyes had no
moro life than The shoe button eyes
OF rag doll
Near the door. FranrIo Leo AT
with tho Chicago button manufae-
lufrrB heavy J9wlrI mon. So
riously intent upon havlug a good
time
May left a sudden pits Tor Franeis
lee. What nc hers wus' To
make n living by being a hostess"
IN place likr this ono that hr-
lungrd 20 Adorrs'
To hr pleasant and entertaining.
niEht after night. 60 heavy iowlrd,
middle aged men, To have 10 listen
10 their dull doubtful jokuai To aes
crpt their maudliu na,tcry To earn
a hylng hy taking tips from these
msnl
she looked az Frarrlo Lees color
less thin face with the stamp o.,
worldly wisdom upon a. And thru
another face flashed into her mind
tho freah-eolurrd, happy face 81
Gloria Gregory az shr bent over
her sleeping bahy'
This women, liks Gloria. who set.
lied down ana had their children
Wsfc they. after ai.. tho only
women who knew tho meaning 81
happlnrnsT
Or Was the greatest j1y 10 bs
wrunk from fancy free. f8oilooss
lltr7 These Nomada around her 10
the restaurant these hotel
Kypsics wrrc they happy
4 don't know. May confessed 70
herself, Il don't know"
Hut ahe had aet hrE feet upon tho
open road tia, might lead 20 the ysr7.
rim % tho world. Tor all shs kara
And shs meant 70 follow ~
Somewhere there musi be a by path
that would not b. blind alley a
rs path that would lead 10 happiness.
or At least, TO something very like
happiness To case and isizurr
She turned suddenly 20 Hcrberi
Waterbury
"i.stz so home she said Il think
I'm tired Of ali this And | didn't get
much sleep last night
You should have taken ths, little
drink offered you he answered.
Nothing liiSc touhh Of hardware
when you're feeling low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
SEQUEL TO"0fo FLAppER WIFE
rluE sFouN - E,uG

v tNN. wv ~ W.
MAY SEYMOUR whose .euanAnH
uW JOIN SEYMOUR. kil'rd him
self because ~ her love affair With
JIM CAREWE. returns tu her homo
town after "a years absence.
Heavily yeiird. she comes lRte
ont ntEht Ga tho home 80 her law
80. nick GREGORY and GLORIA
hla "a ne. She tells them how tho
ngly story ~ her past has followed
made up her mind go 80 90 Europe
where no one will know her
she asks ULYSSES y. fOKGAN
a wealthy wldowrr who iH in tho
real estate business, to sell her
house FOR her Ulysses advises her
to live boa o. and live down her
reputation amoug her own towns.
people But May tcarfully Insists
that she wants 90 be footloose
she tells Dick 20 sell her stocks
ana bonds for whatever they will
bring Al she wants she explains
b. enough money 20 drrss tho part
10 wealthy widow and land" d
rich husband
a week later. with 5000 In her
handbag. May gors down 90 Allan
tic city for a short rest There she
meets a divorcre, MRS CARLpTTN
FROLkING. and middlc-asrd
friend % Garlotta, HERBERT WA
TERRCKN,
Waterbury takes the two WON
IN 60 ApOREE'S little supper club
tho first night he meets May There
they are Joined by DAN SpRAGUE
IN admiFtr OF CarlottR
May accidentally drops her hand
Rag, and when Waterbury picks ID
- and lays IL on the table. Mays
Nugc roll OF bills slips out
SpraEuc asks her u she has been
-ohbing bank
NOW co ON WITH THE SToHNl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

In tho dImy lighted hall outside th,
supper room May and Carloila go
while tho men retrieved 'hcir Nhls
from ths pretty check ElrI.
May heard Dan HrraEur Hny some
thing 90 her IA "a low tons ms Do" took
bi7 hat and coat from her
"lte docs that 20 make me Jealous
DaHrltb whispered tu Mas 'iipl !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

Q iSas NJ MA sEpvet. NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
JiAl5VeH
.y 9S FGI5 FWOScG
y IN . Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO. 5-MISTER WAG-oN-THE-WALL

The next place is pretty far
away" said Tick Took. the clock
fairy. so we shah have TO hurry"
I'VE can 80 as fast as you can.
laughed Nick.
Then come along" said Tick
Took. SO bidding goodbye to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
BY SWAN

(DRi6cs1- I4E5 ,ltNr ;FgD CgHgcsro ia
Fog " OF IRA BILL lob o. r-gJ Cs,,T-
CEE nElhJ k2l1H That STJfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
NOW co oN WITH rHr sroRyi

uERBERr WATERBURY raised
IL his eyes from Mays roll OF
money and glanced from her TO Dan
Sprague, There was queer twist,
ed smile on his face
'imagine that a woman car,
rying thousands Of dollars with her
in a flimsy handbag he said Not
even in travellers checks, but In
henesttogosh money. Doesn't that
prove what ! said 20 sou the other
day. Dam Remember my telling
you that no woman ought 20 be al.
lowed to handle her own money!"
SIS Eat soe' Carlotta pped NJ
Shrilly. Because I've heard differ.
ink! And II there's any better all,
mony collector IN the country than
am. lead me to her, Any day I'm
not perfectly able 10 handle my own
money. IN let you boys know about
II hy radio, Station HAM
What do you mean. Station
HAM, Dan Sprague asked
Hard as nails that's me.
Carlo,ta answered checrluly. I'm
q regular little Hetty Green under
my soft, sweet, smiling extc.
rior. !"
She broke of suddenly and stared
.ncross the restaurant with her
ehina-hlus eyes.
"oh. look who's here she ex-
claimed, Your old friend. the yamp.
Dam
May turned. and saw a slim young
woman who threaded her way TO,
ward them thru the tables that
packed the white room.
As she came. she looked straight
~ Dan sprague. with her large dark
eyes. and smiled. showing prominent
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-19
SOME FACTS ABOUT
ARIzONA'S FORESTS

There are 100 distinct species OF
native trees in Arizona. Most of them
grow in the mountains; few only N
the desert.
Ninety-five per cent of Arizona
forests belong to the federal govern
ment and the state They are admin
istered and protected for the benefit
of the public.
Eight national forests in Arizona
contain 3,500,000 acres of sawtimbei
of which only $50, 900 acres have been
cut over.
Arizona's national forests contain
13 COO, 100000 feet, board measure, Of
sawtnnber, and 100000 cords OF
fuel wood.
The great yellow pine belt, extend
ing from the New Mexico line to the
Grand Canyon, a distance of over 200
miles, is the largest known forest of
one species in the world.
Besides furnishing continuous sup
ply of timber for the state, the forests
provide rest and recreation for thou
sands of campers and tourists, and a
refuge for birds and animals.
Perhaps most important of all, they
prevent floods and sitting, help per-
petuate the springs and streams, and
conserve the water supply for irriga7
ton reservoirs, without which the ag
ricultural prosperity of the state
would be seriously reduced, or even
destroyed.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-19
WINSL0W BOOSTERS
COMING TO SEE '49ERS

A motorcade a hundred or more
strong will go from Winslow to Flag
staff on the fourth of July to help
that city properly celebrate the day
with its big Forty Miner" show.
Petitions are being circulated III
Winslow this week, and one is being
kept at the office of The WinsIow
Mail, and everyone intending to visit
the two-day patriotic and historical
celebration in Flagstaff on July 4 and
5 is urged to enroll in the caravan
which will make the people of Flag
staff know that Winslow is-well, if
not on the map of the second biggest
county in the United States, is just
over the line.
The double holiday will be enjoyed
by many people from this county
among the cool pines on San Fran
cisco mountains, on the banks of the
lakes near Flagstaff, and among the
throngs of bewhiskered and be-booted
facsimiles of the old pioneers, who
will revive the rip-roaring days of 40.
Flagstaff has been preparing for this
celebration since last summer, and no
end Of plans and arrangements are
being made for the entertainment of
VISITORS Winslow Mail.