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The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23
HUNT WANTS UNCLE SAM
TO GO IN PARTNERSHIP
WITH THIS STATE AND
NEVADA TO BUILD DAM

at was the opinion of the governor
of Nevada that the most feasible dam
site for construction of a storage dam
would be in Black canyon, which is
the lower end of Boulder canyon,
where he estimated the depth to bed
rock at about so feet He stated fur
ther that he believed it to be the most
practical place to begin development
in the interest of Arizona, as well as
Nevada, in that the normal water sup
ply Of the river was now fully con-
sumed in lands irrigated below Black
canyon damsite and that in periods of
low water this normal flow of the
river would be maintained by the de-
velopment of hydro-electric power
and that If Arizona later desired to
divert water for purposes of irrigation
she could divert it further up the
river, consuming the normal flow dur
ing the low water season, with the
lands lower down being accommo-
dated from the Black canyon storage.
"The governor of Nevada gave as
surance that he was not committed to
any project for irrigation either in
Lower California or in Mexico. He
also gave it as his opinion that the
dam which he proposed to be con
structed would not exceed $50 feet in
height, as an initial measure, but that
it should be constructed in such a
manner that its height could be added
to if desirable.
'It was the consensus of opinion
that each governor would submit the
proposition for an agreement between
the two states and the federal gov
eminent as to the organization Of
corporation to develop the river to
the legislatures of the two states and
that further conference be had for the
development of some workable PLAN"
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23
UPP DEPA AR T M E N T



Ied here Thursday morning from
Riverside, Calf. Byron has attended
Indian school at Sherman Institute
for three years past, but of late his
health has failed andgthe superintend-
ent excused him from school. He is
very poorly since the trip home and
is. being cared for at the agency hos
pital.
A great crowd of Navajos from far
and near gathered in this section last
Saturday and Sunday to attend a real
Indian wedding that took place at a
camp over toward Canyon Diablo.
Great droves of horses accompanied
the visitors and no doubt were used
in gift exchanges to a considerable
extent. We understand the bride
groom was from the neighborhood of
Chin Lee, and that he is quite we'll
to-do, as Navajo wealth goes, in the
possession of horses, sheep, blankets
and jewelry.
Quite a crowd gathered at the home
Of VIM. Young Thursday night to lis
ten to a concert broadcasted by the
Phoenix Indian school band. The ra-
dio service proved very good.
Mrs. VIM. Young and Billy Jr., ar
rived home Sunday morning from Los
Angeles, where they have been visit
ing since Christmas.
Sunday was a bright and beautiful
day, and the sort of weather much ap-
preciated after the severe cold and
cloudy days of the past week.
Mrs. A. K Locker, who is teaching
temporarily in one of the grades, was
taken quite violently i'll at the school
room on Tuesday and was not able
to resume work for several days.
Our enrolment is fast approaching
the final capacity as given in the late
report of the Indian commissioner. 1T
is quoted therein at four hundred and
fifty, and we now have four hundred
and thirty IApils enrolled.
Miss Annie Rhodes, teacher, return
ed Sunday morning from TruXton cam
Won wither she had accompanied a
company of Hopi pupils being trans
ferred to that school
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23
NOTICE CONCERNING COUNTY
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING

The Board of Supervisors of Coco
nino County, Arizona, will receive
sealed proposals for publishing the
full minutes of the proceedings so
had by them.
They will also receive sealed pro-
posals for publishing all notices Of
the Superior Court and all other Coun-
ty officers who by law are required
to publish notices in a newspaper.
Said Board will receive sealed pro-
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23
CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 6

SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE
When the corr are
definition
1
a black
a
the q
the black All used dictionary words
are N he
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23

ewspa per Union.)
Vertical.
1--shakespearean character
2-Exfsts
3-shoemaker's tool
END
5--AlistaIxe
0--Broken (SimpliAed sp.)
7-ExcIamation
S-COmpunctiOn
8-TO press
1O-Part of verb "to be"
11-suaix forming adjectives and
adveFbs
I2-Singer
1G--Arabian chieftain (var. sp.)
19--The great artery carrying blood
to all the body except lungs
21-Droop
23-Airship (ccll.)
24-Purchase
25-Saii0rs
27-Regulnr
20-OVereOmes
31-The one defeated
33-Healed
36--To spread, MS new-mown hay
37--small cottage
4O-FIexible knife for spreading
paint, etc.
41--Tramps
42-Toward the quarter to which
the wind blows (naut.)
43--StafH
45-Heavens
46--Arrests
4s-Fragrnent left from meal
(arch.)
49-SDanish gOverHesS
S1-DfvinG bird
53-DrOmedRry
54--Huughty
67--Father
5S--GsrI's name
61--CoIIege In Iowa
83-SmnIl barrel
65-Unit of power
8s-Third note OF musical scale
Solution will appear in next issue.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-23

C9 by Western
Horizontal.
Drugs
Evenly
Ia-FrIock
lin speedy manner
15-PrOnOun
17-Italian monetary unit
1S-PeriOd OF time
19-COmmerciaI announcement
(abbr.)
20-Printer'S measures
22-Able to be misplaced
25-Part of foot
26-Skinny
2S-Tears (poetie)
2o-Crumbly deposit, chiefly clay and
calcium carbonate, used as
fertilizer
3O-Lawful
32-Attempt Il
3a--BiIl of fare
34-ConjunctfOn
35-ChiId
37-BriIIiantIy uniformed European
cavalryman
3S-EmplOyed
30-Injured
40-Divided
44-Small mound of earth
45-ssiddIe-Hestern state (abbr.)
habiting arctic regions
4S--Aged
B0-MaIe duck
52--One OF Adams sons
53-AnectIon of the Iarynx or
traehea. marked by a sharp,
ringing cough
55-Pfease
56-Sanse as rs horizontal
57-MOdcI
59--New Zealand parrot
60-YOu and i
61-Rotating or sliding piece, as on
"A wheel, for moving, or re-
oeJvIBg motion from, a roller.
pin the like, moving
against Its edge
61-COrner
G4-NOte of musical scale
G5-Trusts
67-First two syIIabIes of "A town
In Batavia, Germany
69-CalIs for help or advice
T0-Pieces of music In slow time
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

Again we lead! Our Special Sale for Tomor-
 row includes just what you need for Autumn. Every department well supplied to fill your wants. We invite you to see our merchandise and compare our prices. "To see is to buy" as Raphaeps always leads in quality and prices.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

Tomorrow we feature Ready-to-Wear- everything for madame and miss. Just the time when you need it-at prices that are within the reach of your purse. Whether it be Coat, Dress. Hat Sweater or Hosiery, our prices are the lowest in New Britain
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
BELL" BLOUSES 79c

Four-piece suits in clever new styles including coat, vest and two pair of trous- CTS; in all the wanted fall patterns; double and single breasted models; sizes 8-17.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

1 We'll, he alu't home tho woman
said. He'd oughtn be here In few
minutes, wnnta SO up and wait Tor
him?
Yes thank YOU. sald Gloria. She
followed the boarding house keeper
up the rcd.curpcted stairs to the
second floor
STAINS rooms were az the back OF
the house. overlooking dirty back
yard. Upstairs, someone Was prac.
tie!ng on doIeful slxophoue,
But the rooms themselves were
cheerful enough
There were magazines scattered
about \ tia box Of cigurota and
cocktail shukcr stood on the table
Stan's bright silk house-coat was
thrown over the back OF chair.
Everywhere there were pictures Of
women the photographs that
Gloria first had seen In STAINS dress.
ms room In the thcutor back home
She looked at them. again.
Then she saw that there was a
new one among thcml
IL stood all by itself in n Dutch.
silver frame on table in one corner.
The picture face in II was broad and
forc.shortcued II was crowned by
a swirl OF blond hair. II was
Sonyn Chotck's face
Live pangs OF jealousy stabbed
Gloria like two-edged knives At the
sight. She wondered II Stan was In
love with that face She won.
dercd II be thought sonya Chotck
was beautiful.
Was she beautiful? Gloria
picked up the picture Of the actress
and studied II closcly Then she
crossed the room 10 q mirror that
hung there against the walh and
looked nj her own face. Under the
deep coppery waves OF her hair. II
smiled back at her vivid aud
sparkling.
POOH she said aloud Il make
her look Ike 30 conts"'
She put sonya Chotcks picture
back on tho table, 80 that II faced
the wall
II was then that tho telephone In
Wayburn's bedroom rang.
Gloria flew to ii and unlocked tho
receiver.
Hello" she said.
The voice that answered her had
n foreign accent II was n womaua
voice, II was Sonya Chotclks voice.
Gloria knew at onc,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

knew that she was better. looking
than Kit Cameron had ever dared to
be,
Gloria's spirits began 10 sink as
she stood on the sidewalk and looked
up AZ the dingy. narrow building
that was Stanley wayburn's board.
ing house.
II wonder II he'll be glad 10 see
me. she thought.
She was filled with panic as she
went up the worn stone steps. and
rang the doorbeil
''Is this whore Mr. W8yburu lives
Mr. Stanley Wayburu7" she
asked the tall. bl9ck.huired woman
who opened the door.
Yes. It's" the woman answered.
who's wanting him7"
''I'm-Im hts sister Gloria
faltercd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

II scr what you're driving az,
stan" she said. You think I'm
! asking you 90 take care OF me well,
/ may be cheap. but I'm not 80 cheap
as THAR
Her angtr broke over him sudden.
! ly like flooding waters bursting thru
"a dam,
I'm not such a fool an 20 expect
7 help from your Bhc cried why.
f'you can't take care Of yoursolt- IN
bet you're still living on that 5000
/ YOU borrowed from mof
She could see Wayburn vince.
That had got under his slglnt
Don't worry. I'm pay every red
cent OF II back he said.
Gloria snccred. "Tll frame II when
I get H." she said. she wanted 90
hurt wayburn She Bsted him, sud,
denly. an she had never hated anyone
IN all her lie before
The telephone IN the other room
rang sharply Wayburn slammed the
door after him as he hurried IN 10
answer H.
Gloria tiptoed 20 A. and laid her
ear against the panels Of Il to listen.
Hello. Sunshine" she heard Way
burn say, Her ~ ourIed. That wu6
like Stan 90 call souya Chotck
Sunshine" az he had once called
her "Russct"
Pet names were part Of STAINS
love making. part Of his line" with
women Little carcssulg names that
were like kisses on his lips as he
Whispered them And they meant
exactly what his kisses meant
Nothing, Nothing AZ all'
Oh, shc had found Stan wuybuyn
out al last, Ile was coward and O.
cad. why hadn't she seen It long
ago.
wayburu came back into tho room.
lie sat on the arm Of Glorin's chair.
and laid his hand on Gloria
shoulder
Now. let's talk this over quietly
he hhid
At his touch. all the fury went out
or Gloria She hated him. yer, but
with a kind OF misery, She turned In
her chair and looked up a. him.
pleading with her eyes.
Don't send me back home. StHur'
ahe begged III sou knew how lone.
~ i've becu' n YOU only
knew Look here. IN get Job on
the stage Maybe KIT Cameron Gun
get me into tho show she's In. o.. >"
Wayburu got up.
NO. you'd better 80 home. he
said brutally. His voice cut like
whip. And Gloria went mad Tor
moment.
She crossed the room. and picked
up sonya Chotcks picture She held
u above her head. and brought u
down hard ON Tho back ol the nearest
chair. The glass broke 10 a hundred
pieces Above tie crash OF IL.
Gloria heard the sound OF waybunB
laugh
We'll. that's about all you can DO
about itT' he said. II married sonya /.
Chutck yesterday
Continued In Our Next issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Man in Hospital;
Woman Arrested

Mary Bean. colored. Is in jail. So
is butcher knife. James Dyer. also
colorcd. Is in the city hospital with a
long cash In his left forearm IT'S
all the result Of "a few words" at
the woman's home, 14th ave. S. and
Main St. Sunday. police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Johnny began TO sprout leaves all
over him. They grew out OF his
ears and eyes and nose and mouth.
his arms turned to branches and
so did his legs. In about four soc.
onds Johnny Thorn had turned into
a large green rose bush with great
red roses all over him.
Instantly there was loud buzz.
Ing and all the honey.bees began
to swarm over the new bush Ike
lot Of flies in sugar bowl.
Look" whispered Many. 1.-THE
bush is moving"
Sure enough! The bush that had
once been Johnny Thorn was moving
along the ground In peculiar
manner and waving it's branches
with n sort of reckoning motion.
II moved out Of the garden and
up the road. the bees still slipping
honey out Of its rcd roses.
I'm get the golden hive ana take
1t along" said Nick.
SO he got the hive and carried II
without any trouble, altho II was
almost as big as a miIking.pail.
Then nc and Nancy followed the
walking rosc.bush.
Finally tho rosc.bush stopped.
This Is as far as ! can 60" II
said. CLAP your hands and all
tho bcca win fly into tho HIyc.
Then shut the littie door In front
when the last bee ~ in"
It all happened just as the bush.
said.
Now pick up the beehive and
climb over tho stlle," said the bush.
Then sec what happens"
The Twins picked up tho hive
and climbed over the stllc
Suddenly everything changed. Tho
Land of Wonders had vanished.
Conc was tho stio and tho rose
luoh. They were standing before
tho secret cupboard IN Pixie Cave.
CT0 BE Continucd.)
Copyright 1870 n. %. a, Service, lnc)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Postal Employees
to Honor Officer

To honor George r. Ellsworth. see.
Rotary OF the National Association Of
Postal Supervisors. Seattle postal
employees win give n banquet In the
Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday
night.
Charles VI. Perkins. Seattle post
master. and c: A. Smith. state sec.
rotary OF the Washington brunch Of
the national association. viii speak
Supt. OF Malls George +. Williams,
newly elected president Of the wash
ington branch. viii preside.
Musical numbers viii be Furnished
by the Seattle Letter Carriers
quartet
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1EN0WeH TW(9GSY
@5 HC99 FEJOCScG &
X TB 9 Olive Roberts Bar+or "
NO. 23-THE WALKING ROSE BUSH

Look, Nick" cried Nancy.
There Is a bee on that rose. 1t
must be one OF the Fairy Queens
honey bees. Let's follow Il and
see where It goes"
The bee flew from ono flower to
another while the Twins watched.
When It had all the honey II
wanted it made a Decline for some
place far away.
Nancy and Nick never could
have, followed 1t had II not been
for their magic shoes.
But at last the bee flew into a
garden. And the Twins were just
in time to see It crawl into golden
hive.
IT'S ene Of the Fairy Queens
beesl It's one Of the lost beesw
cried Nick. There the hive and
everything. Hurrahr'
who is 'hurrahing' around
here?" asked a sharp voice. And a
sharp fellow appeared suddenly be.
fore the astonished children.
I'VE are" said Nancy. Aren't
we aIlowedT'
Certainly not" said tho sharp
fellow. I'm Johnny Thorn, at your
service. I'm the Waterman OF the
roses in tho Land OF Wonders. If
you talk too loudly tho roses shed
their leaves. Then III lose my job
and that's all there Us TO IT,"
Were sorry" said Nick, but
wen have TO have the golden bee.
hive and all the bees, too. They
belong TO the Fairy Queen and she
hasn't had any honey on her bread
since the week before last"
You don't say so" remarked
Johnny Thorn in surprise. "Those
rnscals Of pixies never told me that.
oh dear me, I've stood too long In
ono place. I've taken root and I'm
growing. ! completely forgot that
! had 10 keep moving. Now sec
whnt you've donog'
Right before their eyes, poor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
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"yho is this speaking ploase1' 1t
asked
Glorin didn't answer She banged
the receiver back on ~ hook, ana
turned away from the phone, Then
fhe stopped dcad-still,
Maybum bad come In. lie was
standing In ae doorway between the
I two rooma,s OF course, hs must have
been listening
lie stared az her ms II Hhe had
been a ghost For the love Of Nike
| Where did you drop fromf'
Glorlas voice was wiatsil when
sho answered, From home. OF
course Aren't you glad 10 sec mey'
wayburn ignored her question.
who was that on the phone Just
MOVE" he asked harshly
"Oh. just some Jane who wanted
TO u,lk TO you" Gloria replied, shu
managed 10 ripple a laugh az him.
rippanty, as she walked past him
into the sitting
She was hurt -bcwildercd, What
was tho matter with SianF The
stan who used to catch her hands In
his. give her a look that was like "A
carcss. and call her Russell
Aren't you going TO ask me 10
slt down. or say you're glad TO see
me. or anything she asked.
She dropped into chair. and
watched wayburn thru her lashes
lie took of his oyercoat and hung II
up. lilo lighted clgurct with a
steady hand lie drew up "A chair
and Hat down,
And not until then did lac answer
her
Well" he said. "as a matter OF
fact. I'm not exactly uckled 20
death 20 see you. Gloria. b.. What
have you done7 LetI your husband F
Not exactly uieNlei to death TO see
herl Stan not glad 10 see herr o.
She tried TO speak but her lips would
scarcely move. They were white and
drawn.
Il suppose you'd calf Il that"
she said at last Her voice vihrated
high and thin, like a violin string
that has been stretched too tnut II
broke suddenly
She wanted 10 tell Stan how empty
life at home had been for her since
he dropped out Of her life-hg~ ter
fiblv abe had missed him
But his GOODNESS frozr her She
couldn't tell him anything Her
voices was CONCEALED In her throat +.
Does your husband know you're
here with mc7 Wnyburn asked. lie
Erippcd tho arms Of his chair with
both hands az he leaned forward.
hanging upon her answer
Suppose he docs know it7 what
difference would Il maEcF' GloriH's
voice was n DUN whisper
Difference wayburu shouted
1T would make deuce OF "a differ
encc to me- lie began 10 dash up
and down the room Ike a Gagged
tiger.
He stopped suddenly before her
chair and glared down a, her
do you suppose want 20 be
dragged into your tronblos?" he
asked violently. DO you suppose |
want that husband OF yours 10 hunt
mo up and shoot me, eh7 ~ What
could do with you. anyway"
Gloria saw in flash how his mind
was working. She shook with cold
anger that was like an icy chill. And
when she answered wayburn her
voica came between clcnchcd teeth.
She couldn't get them apart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
BOOZE Is SEIZED

john Sutherland. 80. was arrested
and charged with being bootlcgger
Saturday afternoon. Officer VI, s.
Scrafford made the arrest at Suther.
lands place OF business 1915 Boren
Several quarts Of rye and moon"
were held
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noN'T miss any OF tho future
~ thrilling InStallmcnts OF
The Flappcr Wife" II you are
going on your vacation. have
The Star follow you Delivered
by mail anywhere in America.
only soc a month. including post.
age. Delivered by carrier In Sc.
attic. soc a month.
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THE STORY so FAR


GLORIA GORDON. beautiful Flap
per, marrlcs DICK GREGORY, a
Struggling lawyer Her idea or
marriage Is FUN and fine clothes
but no work cor children,
She refuses 20 cook or keep house,
and hires RNNGHIl-h SWANSON 60
do u Tor her altho Dick says they
can't afford maid And she swamps
Dick with debts for her clothes and
a new automobile
Gloria becomes infatuated with
STANLEY WANBuRN. an out-or-
MAY SEYMOUR. wife OF Or, JOHN
SEYMOUR, warns her not 20 be seen
with Nayhuru. She tells Gloria
how she herself has been snubbed
because 81 a foolish affair with JIM
CAREwE Gloria says she'll do as
she pleASes
Dick becomes seriously IN with
pneumonia, During the DAYS % hts
slow recovery. Gloria sees Wayhurn
constantly lie tells her he Is going
10 New York To get Job acting
with SoNYA CHoTEK. a Russian
gets 5000 Tor him from Dicks Sec
rotary MISS briggs She tells
Miss Briggs the money Is 10 be spent
Improving the backyard OF the
Gregory house.
wayburn and Gloria SO driving.
snd the car ovcrturns Gloria badly
hurt. Is rushed 10 a hospital Way
burn disappears. Later Gloria has a
letter from him, lie Is in New York.
Or. Seymour orders Dick away for
q rest His mother. who has been
III, plans 70 10 with him hut Glorif
says that II MOTHER GREGORY
goes. she won't. Dick refuses to tell
his mother that Gloria doesn't want
her along. \ few hours after Dick
and his mother leave on their trip,
Gloria sets out for New York
fNntt On M WITH rms SHrnpxA
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CNOw GO on WITH THE STORY,

GLORIA felt as II she were sleep
" walking as she followed the red
cap who carried her bag. thru, the
great noisy railroad terminal.
Outside. she drew deep breath OF
air New York air! She shook
herself She was really here,
Free at lastr' she sighed. "rm
glad ! came. I'll never so back!
Never
Her heart beat high and wildly as
she hailed a ,axicab.
A woman on the train had told her
about a clean little hotel in West
Eleventh 81.
Gloria made up her mind that she
would so there first TO treshen up.
She was dirty and tired. after her
Journey
And then-and then. she
would hunt up Stanley wayburn,
She sat back in a corner OF the
taxicab and watched New York whlrl
by outside the windows. In the pale
sunshine, the tall buildings seemed
rich and wonderful The very trucks
and buses seemed marvellous 10
Gloria that day. She was
going to see Stanley wayburnl
Perhaps she would so on the stage
and become a great star.
And this big. careless town.
this New York. would be hers TO
struggle with, to conquer, Perhaps
she would write her name in electric
lights against the night sky OF
Broadway yet!
At the little hotel she registered as
Miss Gloria Gordon" a better
stage name than Gloria Gregory"
she decided.
She went upstairs TO the tidy. de-
humanized hotel room. and unpacked
her bag.
She bathed She brushed her red.
gold hair until Il shone like polished
coINer. She did" her nails. and
rubbed perfume into the palms Of her
hands. and on the nape OF her neck.
She rouged her cheeks.
When tulips bloom in Union
Square =" sang Gloria, happy
for the first time in weeks.
She was happy!
And wasn't she pretty. tho! She
put her head on one side and laughed
at herself in the looking glass. :.
Oh. she could land job in beauty.
show all right!
II Stan couldn't help find n job,
she'd go TO Kit Cameron.
Kit was a chorus girl In the
"Gayeties" the most beautiful
chorus in the world And Kit could
introduce her TO the great Glnfeld.
himself.
Gloria was sure that II Ginfeld
saw her. he would give her a place
IN the "Gayetles" She was
sure she was beautiful. Dick had
always told her she was tho prettiest
woman in the world.
Dick! The thought Of him made
Gioria's heart ache for just a minute.
She put the thought of him aside.
She closed her heart against
him.
She threw back her head. and
studied herself with eyes that were
like dark stars under their white lids.
She smiled into the mirror. She
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