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REMOVAL SALE!!
6. NJ. c. 16-pass. bus. 1923. .S11l
Nash touring. late model ......-..... 1T5
Studebaker special 3 roadster. l7F
bort roadster. le2S 12F
VI Marmon touring. 1870: 2sE
Studebaker big q. 1870. 10C
Dodge touring. 1920. ................ lOC
Elan speedster: / 5t
Buick Touring. l9.O. 15C
Essex touring. 4. 125
Oakland touring. 1921. l.............. 7s
Ford coupe ............. ............. 15C
Chandler Speedster .................. rs
Peerless roadster .......-..... 90
Peerless touring .-...-......... $50
StNH lpbFAH-
Cuuningha sedan. ............... l2j
White chassis. ..-..-........ 100
Autoc3r trucks :? ............. 75-250
Ford I-ton chassis: :.............. G5
Ford truck special built. ............ I75
White !" ton motor, ...,.... ..... sc
Steel body for SIS or ton truck " Is
Essex coach. 1898 perfect; -.
81 and ID Sts Nv los
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LIVE STOCK MD CATTLE.

Al. II - ThOruu-hn-cd 4 .S2y .rais.,'re.
took from good mir;r~e price. S.ia "a,
Mr.. Kline. KcaSiuEto,l ..}
~AlfDIE MARE. sor'.-! Esuu some. = ,aar
'.d-' johnson. Wt,r,ir4lr Pr",y >n,'a-a t..3r@
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

DEMONSTRATING :Ar El;av Supc- ~oje--
tor. > tubes. Ed. Crag"N. t4nS @2rd So. :
AERIALS ERECTED suI repairnd. sets com.
D!etely tested for truutle tubes tested IN
sets. Estimate ,hreTtuty Ei'cE. Ken
nsdy $. Adam. .g5.
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FOR SALE-iUTOMOBiLES.
YOUR CHANCE

to obtain your transportation
at a low price and on easy
terms.
Best Values in TIE City
Buick 1925 4-pass. 6-cyl coupe.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan,
Buick 1925 5-pass. 6-cyl sport
touring
Gardner 1928 touring.
Olds 1923 touring.
Chevrolet 1924 sedan.
Chevrolet 1924 touring
Ford 1924 coupe.
Ford 1923 Fordor sedan.
Hupp 1928 touring.
Buick 1924 4-pass. coupe.
Cadillac 1921 4-pass. coupe.
Buick 1921 5-pass. 6-cyl. sedan.
Open Nights.
Any Demonstration.
EMERSON & ORME.
1920 NJ st. NV.
WE ARE NOT HAVING
\ SPECIAL SALE
We are Just following out our
regular policy Of giving more
for the amount OF money spent
than any one in town.
You be the judge.
1925 Oldsmobilc Coach.
| Perfect, in every respect. driven only
$3.50 VIII sell fer $3.50.
i925 Dodge Roadster.
| Driven only 5000 mlles. Has balloon
ne1 car. Price only $725
You will also find several 1925
and 1924 OLDSMOBILES in
both open and closed models
all priced 50 reasonably that
YOU JUST HAVE TO BUY.
Several other makes, such as
Dodges. Fords, Chevrolets and
Maxwells, priced from $50 tc
| $500.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1916 21st ST Nw-At.
tractive rooms. modern convenlences: home
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FOR SALE-ACT0NIOBILES


naALANr IOuklTG l9"t: jacloeaL ,Aany
tcra;F .?rranScd to responsible. party: $500.
go Shufnon pl. Sc. Ana.ostia TO-
GARLAND SPORT TOURING 1898. excel
lrnt r..:I,toH: n.HSt sell: soto. terms. Lin
class cnldltion; VIII sell cheap: must leave
wrr,.. 100S o 81. NV To-
ONeELAND SEDAN. driven about $500
ne fcr t9o; LEAVING 10" south FiidaE
o:ee. Lent shape: extras. Sacrifice. >li5,oo.
S4I-DEBAkER-Spcc % coach: 1851:
-: condition and anpcaratc,, ~Gual to
now. Buick AGENCY. 1o16 Conn. ave
s1rTZ TOURING. late style motor. left
paint. tuIly, eGulppet and condition Euaran-
teea. real bargain for :. 90 500 down.
~ jLEE suitable FOR trs ,or or any other
hoavv hauling. 5000: cost $500. Robey Mo-
r"r %. 1929 / 81. NV.
wnLS-ST. CLAIRE. ROADSTER --Bought
one wear aSu: four-wheei brakes. bal
ICON tires: sn'endid condition YOU can save
one-haif original cost. on easy terms. with
your car A. part payment. Mr.. Hines. Lin
colin sa,ce-u0m. 1872 Conn. ave. Main 2oSo.
WILLHs-KNIGHT coupe sedan latest model,
an% time SIS 10th st ne. Terms or trade.
93O Pa. ave. NV. every Wed. & sat. 10 M.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS ,excha ansed
tor good ones at s. 50. Cracked cylinders
repaired IN cars; all broken metals welded.
N,ld;t Co. al6 1st st. NV.
GJARANTEED used Ford sedans., c9upees.
tOUrin-S roadSters. ton trucks and light dc
Irrrics: all in good mechanical condition
E1sE ters soWe a Low q Wfd S52 cash a no
BladeHS''Urg rd. ne.
& L. SCHMID.
-, .1Xnlcanrziqg and Tire Repairing nor, ;.
Rear 1ls You st. NV.
0DCn III evening from : to 10 30 nm. To-
CHEVROLET COUPE 1923: new pant: good
tires. many extras. MOTOR and rear ~ fnc
Ford sedan 1921 mechanically per
feet ..:..:.::............. ............. $500
BURY MOTOR Co.
9@O+ Nichols Ave S.E. Lincoln 1872. TO-
LINCOLN SEDAN.
Three windows J-passcugcr. run less than
700 miles; very substantial reduction. make
offer.
ROBEG MOTOR co.
Authorized Ford Dealer
1929 st. NV.
VIII demonstrate on request. II. 212l-
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GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT PEAR l212
X -. nv. GTeDruUf and safe. Best service.
rlO ne" mo. IL
REAR 1915 = ST EW-GARAGE FOR SIX
cars vater cltctIi, Itght. wide alley. $40.
BRADLEY BEAI.L & HOWARD
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PYLE Inn. 1888 10th ST. Ew.-Attractive
front room for business women: best taHle
Evening star., 1925-11-10

n NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL. 2s2i 27th-
le Desirable well heated front room home
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POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE-AUTONOBYLFS

PCLLETS--WhIte LeEhprn stdrtcE To lay
well bred: two IUCGnatO"s ana broodcrs
Ileveland 2G1
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1@I38 st ti-
large, slnglc room. mex TO bath. Phonc
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Furnished room - ,zIf',l
ath Eeutlcm an. references
i0t
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CADILLAC. driven 10000 miles 1923: =
pass. sedan. very excellent buy for 81 900.
terms II desired. Franklin Auto Agency
5O3 Conn. ave. North 35S,
Evening star., 1925-11-10

BUICK. 1921 n0G"i ~. I-pass coiEpe: per.
fect condition This IA has iusr been re-
nainted. appearance of new cs-. SlIOp:
ferrs Foss Hughes Co. Il4l Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-11-10
FOR RENT-GaRAGES

GARAGE SPACE FOR RENr REAE F;d., III: III
SO uer mo. IL
REAR 1915 p II. N.W-GARAGE FOR SIX
HRADLEY1. 1.,5d hE4Tt 4 ( { & HOWARD.
garage. S4 for small cars. Bsnnlns atation,
Rout- No. !. Box 129. IL
PUBIC GiA,RAG;E, FOR REPAIRS. SSH.oP
TWO DOUBLE BRICK GARAG E4s-REAR
n1 @ sar FRcK h4fT Il ( rear As2 os4 s9a
t; NV. 2o16 st. NJ. Franklin
81 John Il y Wright iifT6 Vermont ave
j NEAR ,lsth Asp .:IGSDITyID.
for appointment. Apt. 60I. 1875 New
REAR 1889 I4th ST. y w.-z6-CAR BRICK
I. +. PRINCE. Investment Bldg.
SEVERAL NEAR 18Th AND CALIF-sIN-
storage ora ,i or repair ga garage near Eth and NJ
Ids se2 2par rent s'es%Fe @ tpars on 9q On
I222 Conn ave. Nv. --
617 L ST. N.w.--LARGE GARAGE. SUIT
able for repair work
1853 Columbia rG.--@-car garage.
Rear 9l6 18th st.-Garage. with room for
several cars and d oliiSs gTSn,ox "a
1923 Vermont Frank 200
REAR l54g y ST .WM,oHEAT.
u p5 M%GHlioI1gh ,n st..sIo. .-,.,.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. NC
l28 QUE ST. NE.
containing about 20 200 SO. #. floor space.
Will store 80 or 100 .ars
Vacant.
Edward 7. Schwartz. Inc,
135 18th s.. Nv.
GARAGE BUILDERS.
METAL BRlCK COECRFTF BLOCKS-LFT
on on Ed ran PH6M6S 9gd E9GE ss9Ff @ ca'h
ne. Phone Lincoln go. -
GARAGE BUILDER.
Remodenng and osmcn, worA Clinton
Ward 2sl3 Quarry rd Col. 1ig7-J. l3'
PARAMOUNT GARAGE CO.
NIGHT ADAMS eo55 DAY MAIN aaaa. la.
CALL STONEBRAkEk.
We REPAIR. REMODEL RERTu.p
WIZARD GARAGES.
All typos. all kinds Of buildings remodel
.nE and re rePaiT work ouic,y s.Evicea Term.
LOW Is | IN PRIC t..
BEST OF MATERIAL
Our motto. SERVICE and SA Tl>FA ACFIOS.'' =
WHY pay rent when will build you ons
| just like rent, So cash. - per month
| Formerly with the p. 4. Roberts Const. Co.
H NJ. BRUNk.
l427 F St Ne. Phone Lincoln s53l.
THE "DURABIE" GARAGE.
Built to Endure"
DURABLE GARAGE CO,
Adams 5041 1921 9th ST NV.
OWN YOUR own
BEST BILT GARAGE"
SIZE. STYLE. TERMS
TO SUIT YOU.
WASHINGTON CONST. co.
LIN. 10 100.
@oI FENTON COURT Ne
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RENT R0OMS-FURNISHED

- Continued1
,%;u VERMONT AvE.--Clean. bright rooc.s.
ssit"Aenette. = fine heat. ami: vcfy reason-
2%9N 2oth $T. NV - Attractive ROOM.
r one 4o,6m5c 4G tT9 S $a s"d S2' mon'"ly
@?ut l7th ST. near Columbia rd.-Clcan
tif%E t1c..,, turgn'shed next bath h.-w.h.. e!eo-
lt2a COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Niceiy furnish
al ai,Es iafge 1t,ea front room ami. S25. phone
- MASS. AvG.-Light housekee. ping rooms
.rcItS running water l2s
SOC 9th ST. NE-ore furnished room o.
cJe, a1F, ,,,4 or nntur rooms for Ink: gas and
eirt. ana neat: private family. IL
2l4o \ 81. NV. APT 24-weIl heated
mann mann n"aF ca CIT 5,ar dept rGSsona9e so sertir
va,. 9 h;hpti;OGED ;l,,,i;! LADY. single room in PIT
srs Phone Adams 4as liz
sol RS,VIEG-eing!e room. private family
Gll4 CONNECTICUT AVE = Room AMI
3 a po9Gmar P@gate taTiiy an gentleman Gail s.'er
I20i N ST NV. Apt 5-In al apsrr.
n1citi n11cihti to gentleman Inquire after >
I10 uHLAND TERRACE TT-Roorn ,szt
I - 3o Iath s!@ per month. Phone Nor;A
2 ROOMS @nd FLOOR IHGL0sED PORCH
on car line: @ounie North 64s2,w Il.
554o}! 53;s}!, hoLMEAp PI,.. near Tivoh Thsater-
fSra f5r W. room sig also large room suitable
SldS I7th sT.-Furuisned room sc.z.r.l
PRone PPRRSr THt C3 t9 55oth gentleman "etsrenn.es
gentlemen: strictly rnodern downtown apart
I NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 79I38 0 1I-
/ 6aree slng!c room. mex TO bath. Phonr
l*25 / ST y" Furnrshe1 reonl i2 pr.-
! SHERMAN. APT. 205--Targe front rooms.
"2o MASS AVE N.w---Nioe front room
central location. reasonable IL
! 1913 r, I. AVE. &.w.-Large fToat room
! twin teds: ami. gentlemen
! COS EYE ST H,E.-steam-hea roor,.
I0o3 II Sw-L.hk. rooms, large ara
S% A6d >orh i57sw sg5R'sn'd ff'n'
! 800 II ST. Nv !trse rooius and kItch-
enette. next to bath. for INK. IL
/ o.pLoRED-I urnished room; use Of kitchen
! u 0-sired Adams 1Gi0-J.
! $50 3th ST :; w.-DesiFable double room:
I refined. reasonable.
RooA for gentleman. garage space all CO..
I Nenen"es near car line. Cieve. 3l5s-J. IL
FIJI PA AVE EW-l housekeeping roonl'
, lso2 KENYON sT.-w.ith private bath. to-
! gentleman: garage. Col 470I. IL.
| 1-nO COLUMBIA RD.-TvO three. End
floor. housekeeping or sleeping rooms. IL
( NO GRANT III Sw-Electric NEhts.
/ steafl heat. - and 50 a week.
! 1872 HARVARD ST. N.W-Three Ink.
/ rooms. SO special.
ifea NEWToN. eT-LarEe Or small room.
! Ea:GEe spane. Il desired. gentleman.
I "li MARYLAND AVE NE-2 corlfU.t
atIE furnished. sitting and bed rooms
! 3Is ST NE-LarEr room. kitcheuett..
IN X. ga sirr-- references.
! 1872 EUCLID ST NW-Ls-ge rooTns one
iarEa one on fi-st floor: ~iil furnish. To-
I - IN ST. E-Attractivr rooms: everT
c"nEenie1ce. Gentlemen. Near Capitol.
-, 9Th ST. y E.-3 furnished rooms. h.-w.h.
side norch. lhE.
1894 VERMONT AVE &W-single room
I front Call atte" ; m
L2ls O-L.h.A. rooms. ami; phone. Cal
Frank 7O56
7o4 s.E.-south front fne home: one
or two.
1893 COLUMBIA RD-De..ghtfuI. ls-sc
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-! VERMONT ave lean. bright rnoC.
ElT'Hentttc. fine heat. ami. vcfy reasGl
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NASH! NASH! NASH.

NASH! NASH! NASH!
We buy them right and sell
them right, therefore we are
not overstocked.
1925 Nash advanced six.
1924 Hudson coach.
1924 Nash 7-pass.
1924 Dodge sedan.
1924 Hupmobile coupe.
1924 Chevrolet roadster.
1924 Ford roadster.
1923 Nash sport.
1925 Overland coach.
1910 Cadillac sedan.
1923 Maxwell sport, S275.
Others $50 up. Your car in
Trade-12 Months to PAY.
HAWKINS-NASH
MOTOR CO.,
Used Car Department,
1922 14th St.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

FORD
BUICK
CHEVROLET
OVERLAND
DODGE
NASH
HUDSON
MAXWELL
WILLYS-KNIGHT
STUDEBAkER
CHANDLER
WESTCOTT
BRISCOE
WARDMAN-JUSTICE
MOTORS, INC,
Used Car Salesrooms,
I'LL l4th St. NV.
l7l1 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

PACKARD
Special Sales " eek,
Tuurings and Roadsters.
This sale is arranged TO suit
your purse and needs. Good
cars - easy terms - open eve
nIngS.
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S!TUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.

We value the reputation
gained from many years Of
honest dealings and giving
honest used car values. Our
Used Car Pledge is just a fur
ther expression Of our desire to
take the guess" out of used car
buying.
Evening star., 1925-11-10

FORD TOURINC-lg@5. good as new. $215
'asy terms. Finance Co. fti2 Pa. ave II ".
FORD i-Door Sedan. 1929: bought fret day
1f August. for the unpaid notes of S-Go
Edson Co. 80 Maryland ave. ne. Open eve
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Rickenbacker 1925 Sport
To,1-ioC

Rckenbacker 1925 Sport
Touring.
5000 miles. Cost ST s95 90 , months
ago; Balloon equipment i-wheel hTdrsuiic
trimmed in inlay mahogany with top lined
IN Persian gray top lining. Side windshields
bumper and feaderettas. casoline gauge on
dash. electric cigar lighter and motometer
rear nlirror-evcrythinE.
Remember. practically brand new and per.
feet for S905.
Studebaker Roadster. 1922.
Light six. newly painted in vermillion
with cream stripings: ovorhauled and in ex
ccllent condltlon. one OF the snappies,
roadsters in town. $500.
Studebaker 1925 Special
6 Sedan.
1000 miles. The latest DEVELOPMENT ir
automotive engineering. with the autorn atiC
spark and light control. balloon tires rcvolu
tOnary new hraking system. Done in amazon
blue and gold with nickel radiator and in,
terror fittings in silver. Mauve upholstery
Car cost new. this year. S2.245 Sale price
81 .5S5.
1924 Essex Coach.
Balloon tires only run Y 1000 miles: cat
new: Lincoln green upholstery: motomcter
windshield wiper and everything in extras
Come early. $3.50.
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~ 23OS 20th ST. N.W-Comfortable rooms
or meals we'll served. home quality. home
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09

But there is another side Onc-Proft manufacture
feature that careful buyer can afford to overlook
Under this One-Proht policy the entire car is designed
engineered and manufactured complete coordinate
harmonious unit in Studcbakcr plants Being Unt-Bu it
functions as unit And this adds years to its fe-gves
YOU of thousands of miles OF transportation
greater riding confor-rnninun repair costs-and, finally
higher resale value.
Examine the Standard Six Coach close-make detailed
comparisons with other cars-and you s0 derstand the
full meaning of One-Proht value
A Coach Of quality
1t is called only because it is the lowest priced
closed car ever sold - Studebaker But quality
through and through
Do not buy this coach with expectation that you'll
have in at the end of year It's not
oneyear
Instead has been honestly built to give of
thousands of miles of dependable service.
Notice the durable wool upholstery. See the heavy
mental hardware the plate glass windows and wndhield
fine hide all tacks the clock and gasoline gauge
dash; automatic windshield cleaner stop light; locks
ignition steering gear, door and parc-tre all
operated by single key.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK

October to October 10 has been set
aside as national fire prevention
week" Observance in the past, has
been featured by special activities in
the schools of the nation.
1t has been stated bv good author
ity that fires occur in five American
schools each day. This being a fact,
indicates the need of strict inspection
of all school buildings and subsequent
removal of all fire hazards. Last year
property valued at more than $780,
00C, 900 was destroyed by fire. OF
much greater Importance, however
than this, was the loss of life of $4,000
persons, mostly women and children,
The safeguarding Of property and OF
human life, whether in the home, hos
pital or school building is task wor-
, thy of the attention of all persons in
anyway connected with the schools of
the nation.
AS superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Mr.. Case desires to call the at
tentlon of all school boards, superin-
tendents, principals and teachers un-
der his jurisdiction to the great inn
poItance of properly observing "fire
prevention week. He advises appro-
pirate exercises, consisting of fire
drills, instruction in first aid, suitable
addresses, playlets, recitations, ESSAYS
and other means of emphasizing the
necessity of keeping the fire waste. at
minimum and educating the youth
of our state of the absolute necessity
of fire prevention
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
HEAVY RAINS OF WEEK
DO MUCH DAMAGE

The two bridges on the Santa Fe
line, recently constructed after they
had been completely destroyed during
the heavy storm late in September,
washed out again shortly before noon
Monday and after the northbound
train had passed Skull Valley, it was
announced by the roads officials, and
traffic to the south has been halted
temporarily. The waShouts occurred
near Hillside and Congress Junction,
following terrific rains in that dis
tEict. The track, while not washed
away as it was in the previous storm,
is soft and in a precarious condition,
it was stated.
On the A. and c. line, from Wicken-
burg to Parker, a slight washout oc-
CURED, about nine lengths of rail car
ried away, but this will be reK1edied
within a few hours.
Heavy rains were reported from
all parts of the division, reaching from
Asbfork to Phoenix and west to Par
ker In Prescott, where the storm
started soon after 7 o'clock Monday
night 1.2 inches had fallen by noon
Tuesday
The rains were general, according
to reports received, reaching from the
Grand Canyon, where a heavy storm
broke Sunday morning, as far west as
Seligman and south to Mayer and
Humboldt on one side of the. noun
tains and to Wickenburg and south to
Phoenix on the other.
Motorists were held up at Seligman
Monday when eight feet Of water ran
through one of the washes and the
road was reported impossible.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
GOV. HUNT SAYS HIS new
COMMISSION MUST STAND

Phoenix.-With the exception of
Homer r. Wood Of Prescott, the entire
personnel of the industrial commits
sion, named by the governor to adj
minister the new workmen's compen-
sation law, is complete, as the execu-
tive announced last week that Cleve
W. VanDyke of Miami and r. B. Sims
of Florence each had accepted the ap-
pointment. Governor Hunt is positive
that Mr.. Wood will accept, and he ex-
poets the letter of acceptance from
him to arrive within day or SO. 81
know of no reason why Mr. Wood
will Decline" the governor said, "and
the other two already have accepted,
and with gladness.
Il knew exactly what | was doing
when | named these three men, and in
naming them | have lived up to the
law. The political affiliation of each
of the appointees has been looked up,
it has been shown that Mr. VanDyke
is not democrat, but an independent,
The democracy of Mr.. Wood and Mr..
Sims, of course, cannot be challenged.
/ am fully informed that the law
reads, mot more than two members of
the commission shall belong to the
same political party and | have COM
piled with it.
"The law has been lived up to, and,
regardless of what the critics may
say, | know Mr.. VanDyke is an inde-
pendent, and by no means democrat
Let the howlers howl, if they don't
like it. | have appointed Mr.. Van
Dyke, he has agreed to serve, and that
settles it, insofar as | am concerned,
unless they want to attack the selec-
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09

tions in the court, if they do that, it
will be all right with me, too, for |
suppose they will try to defeat the
operation of the law, anyway. 1t has
come to my attention that certain OPP
ponents of the measure have made
plans to test the constitutienality of
the act"
The entire administration of the
law is in the hands Of the commits
sioners, the governor said. 81 have
appointed three good men, and it will
be up to them to name the secretary
and other officials and clerks" he
added.
Since the result of the election be-
came known the governor literally has
been swamped with applications all
along the line, from that of commits
sioner to clerkships, and that is why
he made the selections as early as he
did. He has been in position to turn
down all applications, as the commits
sioners have been named, and the
whole matter of conducting the work
has been delegated to them.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
PHOENIX WILL GET
OLD TROLLEY LINE

Phoenix. = The state corporation
commission has given its approval to
the transfer of the Phoenix. street
railway system to the city of Phoenix.
The order removes one of the chief OBJ
stacles to the carrying out of a re-
Gently formulated plan whereby the
city is to purchase the street car sys-
tenn and lease it to local corporation.
The city will pay $4,000 for the
property and the order of the corpora
tion commission provides that titles
and instruments of the transfer are to
be delivered by the company to the
city on October 20. The order pro-
vides, however, that the present street
car company is to operate the lines
until November /.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
SURVEY OF COLORADO
RIVER TO START SOON

Phoenix-Workh has been started on
the 100000 Colorado river develop
ment program made possible by an
appropriation passed by the Seventh
Arizona legislature, and in which the
state is cooperating with the federal
government.
Government surveyors are in the
field near Yuma, and with the arrival
this week of c. F. Urquhart, topo-
graphical engineer, with the DEPART
ment of the interior, an office will be
established at the capitol and the first
years work, calling for a total ex-
penditure of $4,000, will be thorough
~ organized.
An announcement to this effect was
made by Frank P Trott, state water
commissioner, who, with Governor
Hunt, assisted in the drawing up of
the cooperative agreement with fed
eral officials.
The general purpose of the investi-
cation is to secure information as to
the feasibility of certain damsites on
the Colorado river and the extent of
lands that can be placed under irriga-
ton from the Colorado river.
Under the cooperative agreement
entered into for the first years ac-
tivities, the work will be confined to
topographic mapping of an extensive
area east of Yuma and running up the
Colorado river, and to the running of
surveys in the vicinity of the Bridge
canyon site and in the vicinity of
Yucca.
A portion of one of the legislative
chambers will be set aside for Mr..
Urquhart, upon his arrival.
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
.CAREFUL!

Notice in a coal mine near Pendle-
burg, England:
Visitors are requested not to fall
down the pit, as there are workmen
at the bottom
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09

chrome Vanadu steel give greater buoyancy and proec
ton from road shocks.
The crankshaft completely machned on all surfaces to
eliminate vibration And the motor the most powerful III
any car of this and weight according the rating OF
the National Auomoble Chamber Of Commerce. It IS
motor built for smooth troublefree service at to 80
miles Tor excessive speed spectacular stunts
The body is in appearance = yet provides ample
room to seat five passengers real comfort Ample to
enter or without disturbing occupant of folding seat
Make comparisons before yoN bay
These are advantages made possible by OneProft
facture Check them off point by pointin comparison with
other coaches.
Only after you have this One-Pro6 Studebaker with
its Unt-But construction, will you realize why it offers
value that be obtained any other 1t the
automobile equivalent of Pullman transportation.
The Sttdebqkcr policy Of no yearly models is further
Protection to oeys Under this policy SIudebaker are
azuays up to date add i9yovenen from time 10 time
up for Spectacular ANIMAL announcements
zohieh make cars dftifiei1Ht obsolete.
Come Inlet demonstrate the Standard Six Coach
without obligation your part
The Coconino sun., 1925-10-09
AN ESSAY ON KING SOLOMON

King Solomon wus man who lived
so many years in the country that he
wus the hole push. HeA wus a offul
wize guy and day wimmen came TO
him each one holeding the legs NV a
baby and merely pulling the kid in 2
and each clameing it and King Sol
wasn't fealing juss rite and sed Why
cuddent the brat aben twinz and stopt
this mixup, and then he cald for his
sored 2 split this innacent littel kid
so each uf the wimmen cud have u
when the reel ma uf the baby butts in
and SEES Stopp solomun stay thi hand
let the old hagg hav the kid for if i
cant hav hole kid don't want emmy
and King Solomun told her 2 take the
baby and go home and wash its face
for he was hep it was herr and he told
the other daim go chais herself. King
Solomun wuz the father uf the ma
sens and bilt Solomun's temple. He
had 700 wifes and more than 300 lady
frens and that is why there is so many
free masens in the world.