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The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
FEDERATED CHURCH
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Next Sunday morning the service
will be devoted to prayer and hymns,
a different kind of service than any
we have had here before. The ser
mon will be ten minutes long on the
theme, "Jesus' Idea of God" We be-
gin promptly at IL a., m.
In the evening at 7:30, musical
program Of hymns and why they
were written, together with special
numbers by some of our soloists. A
chalk talk on a Bible theme will be
given also. Come early for good
evenings worship and fellowship
with God.
Monday evening eight to ,ten-thirty
the young people will have social
for all high school students and 9TH
er young people in town who wish
to join in the fine times our Fed
Grated young people will have this
fall and winter. Come along, you're
welcome.
Monday evening also, the, Metho-
dists are requested to assemble at
7:3O in the church for the annua
conference conducted by the district
superintendent, Rev. A. L. Baker
Election Of trustees and other bust
ness to be transacted.
Next Thursday afternoon, the
mothers Of all children on the cradle
roll will have an afternoon of music
games and other social features
Their part in the program for Rally
day, September 10, will be mapped
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Jessie M. Francis, de-
ceased, Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Administrator with
the Will annexed Of the Estate of
Jessie M. Francis, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the, necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said Administrator at his office in the
Town of Flagstaff, State of Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of. the business of said es-
tate, in said County Of Ooconino.
ID. M. FRANCIS,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed OF. the Estate of
Jessie M. Francis, Deceased.
Dated Flagstaff, Arizona, this 25th
day of August, A. D. 1925.
8-27-4t Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
TUBA CITY
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! James L. Swimerton, who has Civ
en- the world the whimsical and
charming Canyon Kiddies," and Mrs
! Swimmerton's mother, Mrs. Mary
Engel, returned from Kayenta, where
they have been visiting since the
snake dance, and stayed over at
! Shehayah Ranch, before going on to
the Grand Canyon, where Mrs. Swim
merton will paint for while.
Mrs. George Hadley Vawter and
daughters, and Mr.. Porter Emerson
Browne, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Jess r. Smith to Kayenta last week.
Mrs. Vawter, Mr.. Browne and Mrs.
Smith enjoyed trip to the Beta
ta-rim cliff ruin in Segi Canyon, un-
der the guidance of Ben Wetherin.
DIR. VIM. M. Thompson of Chicago,
and VIM. M. Thompson, Jr., spent
several days at Shekayah Ranch last
week
Delmer Dares of Stanford Univer-
sity, accompanied by Walter Wells
of Gallup, N. NJ, stopped at She-
kayah Ranch Friday.
Other visitors at Shekayah Ranch
Mrs. Frank Harrison and Miss Show
ers, Flagstaff; DR.. Henry I. Davis,
and family, St. Louis, and Messrs.
Ralph E. Winger and R. M. Badger.
of Pasadena; Col. T. Zwickey, Zurich,
Switzerland, and T. Mattauch, Vienna
Austria.
These four young men had most
interesting trip from Utah across
Lees Ferry, visiting Red Lake, Rain
bow Lodge and the Rainbow bridge,
and Kayenta, from where they made
short trips to the valley north of Kay
enta where the glorious volcanic dixie
"Agathla's Needle" pierces the sky,
and Beta-ta-kin ruin.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

Besides enabling the operator to
set type, the linotype makes it pos
sible for him to produce the rules,
in various advertisements of each
issue of The Sun.
1t takes one-quarter horse power
to operate a linotype.
There are in the neighborhood of
1000 patents on the linotype and its
improvements.
There are over $4,000 linotypes in
daily use throughout the world.
The Congressional Record is set on
double magazine linotypes, the only
machine which can set it at one con-
tinuous operation.
The first linotype was designed by
Mergenthaler in 1884.
Whitelaw Reid gave the linotype
its name, and was the first to use
the machine in setting copy for a
daily newspaper-the New York Tri-
bune.
Everything that the world has
learned in more than thirty eight
years of machine composition is in
the linotype. No problem is evaded.
LIS fIdAcIS IlCNcI HAVE "
mise 1t contains no makeshifts.
Nothing is omitted from the limo
type.
Joe Tissaw and his electricians are
through with their part of the work
in the new building. Mr.. Ashford,
the linotype expert, set up the two
new machines, which had just ar
rived from Brooklyn via Frisco, dur
ing the weekend. Ray Steck of
Denver came in and took apart and
moved the Duplex news press and
the Miehle book press and put them
up again. Wilson & Coffin's plumb
ing lines are working and we sup
pose their heating stuff will too.
Eddie Tackitt and his men have fin
ished painting. Contractor Agren
has just about got through with his
last finishing touch, except the one
for the rest of his money. Now, all
we have to do is to finish cleaning
up the debris they all have left and
scrub off the grease and whitewash
and paint they put where it wasn't
called for in their various contracts.
Then, gosh darn you, we'll be more
than usually glad to have you come
in and wander around. Until then
it isn't safe. You might get a nail
in your foot, some dirt in your eye
or some paint or grease on your
clothes.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
1852 MORE VOTERS
REGISTER THIS YEAR

Final registration figures compiled
with the exception of a few small
Coconino county precincts north of the
Colorado river, show an increase of
II 1862 qualified voters in the state
for the primary election over the cor
responding primary registration for
1924.
Maricopa county showed gain Of
1920 Democrats and 70 Republicans.
In the state at large, Democrats gain
ed 1892 and Republicans 394. Totals
for the state are: Democrats n, 1,951
Republicans 28,859; all others, 1878.
The loss in Republican registrations
in Cochise county and the gain in
Democratic registrations was ap-
proximately the same.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

Both Gilmore Walker and Tommy
Malloy, film editors, have moved into
suburban residences and are always
comparing notes on their espective
places. The other day when they met
Walker said:
81 like my place better and better
it's great in the morning to hear the
leaves whispering outside your win,
dow"
81 like that part of it," admitted
Tommy, "but it sure gets my goat to
hear the lawn mown."
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
FLAGSTAFF ATTORNEY TO
DEFEND McKELLIGONS

Hugh L. Russell, an attorney of
Flagstaff, has been retained by Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. McKelligon to defend
them in the murder case which is
pending against both of them. in con-
neetion with the Staying on August
%, of John II. Robinson, city man
ager of Prescott.
Mr.. Russell, who will be in the of
flee of John e. Russell, but who is
no relation to the local man, arrived
from the north and Immediately went
into consultation with his clietns.
Procrastination is the thief of suc-
CpaS
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

Continued from Page One)
set one of The Suns pages, iammed
full of straight reading matter like
this, in two hours. 1t would have ta
ken the old-time hand type-setter a
couple days. Then it would have ta-
ken nearly day for him to get the
type back into the cases. With this
type, all you have to do is to chuck
it, after it is used, into big melting
pot and mould it into pigs, page of
which small boy can do in less than
half an hour.
The Mergenthaler linotype is called
the "eighth wonder Of the world,
which, as we already had the Grand
Canyon, gives this county three of
the eight.
Here are some of the type sizes
and faces we can and did herewith
set on our new machines:
Flagstaff, where winter plays with summer
Flagstaff, where winter plays with summer
Flagstaff, where winter plays with S
Flagstaff, where winter plays with 8
Flagstaff, where winter plays w
Flagstaff, where winter plays W
Flagstaff, where winte
Flagstaff, lUhere lUinte
Flagstaff, where wi
FLAGSTAFF, WHE
FLAGSTAFF, WHERE WHITE
FLAGSTAFF W
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

A cordial invitation to every new
conner in Flagstaff to our church is
extended. Make yourself at home
with us, enter into our activities and
enjoy the fellowship that only church
and the worship of God can give you.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

The first sign of winter is always
just about as welcome as the first
sign of summer.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10

mo grass will ever grow under
your feet, son." said the sheik, as he
sent his offspring forth on the Sa-
hara.
The Coconino sun., 1926-09-10
WITH TWO NEW LINOTYPE
g MACHINES THE sun MORE
s. THAN DOUBLES FACILITIES
FOR PRINTING THE NEWS

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Deeds, Building Permits, Vital Statistics

, Charles Graebner to Praxedes Cortez.
April Fl, 1895. deed TO lots 81 and "a.
new city block 1856; $3.50.
b. @. Irish to Thomas NJ. Jervis, April
-, 1926. deed to lots / and 2. new city
block 304i; 1855.
Clifton and Mary D. George and Harry
April 20, 1895. deed to lot 7. block $50,
Alamo Heights; $40 etc.
Campbell Lumber Company 20 v. s.
Lutts. April 81. 1926. deed to lots AZ and
~. block 20, new city block 3s12; S322s
etc.
Liddie v. Dobie to 7. 8. Forrest. April
20, 1926, deed to lot Is. block IS, new
city block 1910; $500.
g. b. Wolf to p. J. Owens, April %,
1925. deed to the east az feet Of lot 10.
block 8. new city block 1921; $500.
Roland W. Willis to w. J.. Willis.
March rs. 1895. deed TO lots 2. 8. 4, 9. .
and 10. block II, city block 3017, Sunny
South addition; $3.50.
Laura Fromme TO Erhard r. Guen-
ther. April rs. 1926, deed to parts of lots
and 6. new city block 94s, fronting
119 feet or South Alamo street, less the
northeast 50 feet Of lot s; $500.
John p. Forrest Company to Daniel
". Murphy. December 3. 1925. deed to
west part OF lot tbeing s5.3 feet Of
same). block 8. new city block 3os2, ex-
cept 5s.6 feet off the east end of said
lot: s1e.4s.
Joseph A. and Ola Mae swindler to
Alamo Development Company, March 20.
1926. deed to acre lot I. block 10. City
View Gardens; s342s.62.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Duplex, Near Woodlawn Pl
S7850-S2000 Cash

Most beautiful new duplex. eight
rooms. each apartment is compIete, hsy.
Ing living room. fireplace and built.
ins. breakfast room. Kitchen with built.
ins. heater. large bedrooms. bath room.
oak floors. service porch, this duplex
presents a very attractive appearance:
first-class every way. can be bought
furnished.
SALES DEPT. CoNSEss REALTY CO.
NEW four-room house. bath. four-pIece
plumbing: breakfast room and set: SER
vice porch: on paved street: gas heater.
Price $500. 1900 cash. ssi monthly.
Owner. William Deiiermnn. Office TT
10fS; residence. woodlavn 500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. II. Hortz and Mrs. Rose Young.
Lawrence Herrin and Anna Threse
Watson.
y. G. johnson and Willie Lively.
DeIton Mathis and Ruby Gill.
Gregorio Espinosa and Fsusta. Mar
timex Jr.
Albert Dowd and Hazel Schoepker.
Glynne q. Pass and Marye Esrwood.
Edward u. Rodriguez and Charlotte
Pizzini.
Charles W. Eggert and sylvia Couch.
Pesrney.
a. u. WILLIAMS and Mrs Dimpie
Dickens.
Naividad vidsI and Conception Con
zales.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
BURIAL PERMITS.

wnisn l. Byss. 20 years old. Fort
Sam Houston.
DavId Hugh James. Is years old. sos
Dakota street
Clarence W. Nygsnt. 81 years old. 2Zo
Denver boulevard.
Guillermo Robles. / year old, 1915
South Flores street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Investment Opportunity

No man has ever lost money through
me; 1 am confidential agent to n few
who are forced to sell their realty hold
ings; II you want income now or the in
evitable increase in values later on, in
vest!gate these; out of town investors
will find courteous and helpful treat
ment from this office. ]. c. Dodson,
Medical Arts Bldg Or. 1888
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Near Breckenridge High
School, 6 Rooms, S425O

duccd price for quick sale. house in
good condition and the best thing In this
neighborhood for the money. house has
three bedrooms. all conveniences. highly
improved lot. big outbuiIdings. attractiv.
trees. Call CT. 1928. Sales Dept. Richey.
Casey a Gragg. Home. Mis-. is7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
500 Cash, S35 Mo.

Total 5000. buys a mod.r,
four-room bungalow. sarsge, very
large grounds fmore thar mai,
scre). well fenced. native tree,
on good street. just outside cite
two blocks Of bus lire.
J. L. LYLE REALTY co.
Or. 'iS. 2os Gibbs Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Acre Homesites

Highland Gardens now open for sale.
Desirable terms. lowest prices. High To-
cation, overlooking city. rich deep soil
underlaid with shallow sheet water for
garden irrigation. Six big lots In each
tract. Plenty of room for poultry, COW.
garden and home. Ten per cent down.
per cent per month. Here Is a real
chance for anyone with the proper in
sides to lay the foundation for a good
home and prosperity. A. II. Rife Land
Coz sli Gunter Bldg. OR. 62s1.
rOuis and ten-acre tracts on Fredsr-
icksburg road. city electricity and tele-
phone. Apply TT. 402 or Colfax 31F13.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot Is clear or not. can
finance and build you a home on easy
monthly payments. avid A. Lown. ar
chitect and builder. 2ig city National
Bank Bldg TT. $685. woodls.n 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
6 Rent Houses-$6750
Bringing Big Income

In ciose-in section. right at school. car
line and business group; they bring SIS
monthly now and can easily bring $50
monthly; terms can be had Richey,
Casey q Gragg. CT. 1875. Home phone.
Mis-. GEL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

LOOK WORKING MAN!
Want a home? Three-room house, m
pered. front and back gallery, electric
lights and fixtures. water In and out
side. Call and see, go Bryan.
FOR SALE by owner. modern four-room
suburban home. windmill five acres,
Harlandale. Mission 434e.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Bonita Valley Irrigated Farms
Highland Park Bargain
-(-1'1-s-l-l"-'--1---'--
Real Estate for Sale

500 cash or will take livestock, lot
or light car as part payment. Located
lis Birch street Price $500. Owner.
]. c. Kirby Jr. Or. 1125. Mis-. 2311.
MRS. JESSIE BROWN announces her re-
moval to $40 Brady Bldg. Your listings
solicited.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

NEED 5000 cash quick: viii sacri.
nee my Sorth SIDE hys,roon bunsaIow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
WINTER GARDEN
nIETHICT LAND

Phone or come TO see about free
trip to the famous Winter Garden
district. A trip with me will be
worth money to you; go and re-
turn same day. Mr.. Rcny. Or.
$3.50, or woodlawn 435i. G. & c.
Hsgelstein, III y. ST. Mary's Sc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Commerce Street

SMALL INVESTMENT
Near Olive. 5Ox1s5. two tenant
houses. ripe for business and sure
TO advance over this price: $500,
terms. $1,000 cash.
RICE q RAasTETTER
81 Medical Arts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Special Bargain

Furnished apartment house. close In. so
per cent value. terms. to inspect and
price will mean TO buy
DARNELL-ROOSEvE
sos Brady Bldg Crockett 5575.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
HoQses for Sale
Real Estate BUYERS

WANT TO dispose Of my home as
am moving out in the country.
This homo was built by me and is
for sale completely furnished, in
Guiding draperies. Wilton rugs,
overstuffed living room furniture.
ana Is a real bargain; will arrange
convenient terms. Would also
consider long time lease. House To-
Gated at 1911 Virginia Blvd, in
good neighborhood.
See n. z. Frazier at
EAGLE FURNITURE co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
Let Us Build for You

We know you want a home. Let us
tell you how 10 own one, just like you
want.
UHL BUILDING & REALTY co.
633 Moore Bldg. Or. 1881.
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Card a Thanks

We WISH to express TO our KIND
r rriends and relatives our heartfelt ap-
ec.ation and THANKS for the beautiful
? flowers and many kindnesses and ex-
pressions Of sympathy extended 10 us
at the death Of our beloved daughter
and sister. Louise Antoinette Merz
Mrs Theresa Merz and Family.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30
$4,000, Near East Magnolia
Wonderful Stucco, 6 Rooms

stucco construction. Spanish type of
architecture. model in Interior decora.
ton. being an exception to anything in
the city; large living room with a real
fireplace; large dining room, breakfast
room and Kitchen; three bedrooms, cork
inlaid floor In bath. wardrobe closets
and cabinets. hardwood floor through
out. porte cochere. garage and servant,
room. ground beautifully Handicapped; an
exceptional home that can be purchased
several thousand dollars under value;
price $4,000.
SALES DEPT, CoNNEss REALTY co.
SMALL PAYMENTS. BALANCE EASY.
Five new. modern houses. Also four
lots CT, slz1.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

TO- PARTY capable Of opsrtting -
orchard project of $50 acfes. leeeto2
close to sAn, Antonio.4 Texas.s 4 viii mako
an attractive Wholesale price, inc1u4ipn
the land and all wster rights., fh16
pointment address sifs' Gunter BriidinS,
San Antonio. rexlG
FOR sALE-a5o-acre ranch. running w.
ter through pasture. NUMEROUS, pseon
trees good hunting and fleming. % acres
in cultivation Also fSo0-acre sataht
well improved. mostly live cak. Fto6
Bremen. Blanco. Texas. ssf.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-30

WINTER GARDnH
DISTRICT
Fifty acres. level bsst SOIL shall
low water. highway front. no bet
ter land anywhere: take some
trade. Nr. Rsmy. CT. Sosf, or
WOODLAND i3sl. @. q c. Hagel-
stein. ait n. 81. Mary's 81.
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26

toned and registration at The Ari-
zona Republican on the day the re-
union opens in Phoenix. This regis
tration is necessary in order that all
may be properly cared for and an ac-
curate record Of the pioneers kept
Automobile rides to Riverside park,
which have been donated for the oc-
casion by Richards and Mace, ice
water, plenty of shade and everything
calculated to make things comfort
able for the pioneers, will be provided
free of charge by the committee in
charge.
Be sure to remember the dates,
Tuesday and Wednesday, April Is and
Ia. The entire two days will be given
over to general merrymaking for
the old timers, although a part of one
afternoon will be devoted exclusively
to the annual meeting of the associa-
tion is held at this time must not be
taken to mean, however, that every
pioneer man and woman is not entire
ly welcome to attend every feature of
the reunion, the only requisite being
residence in the state for the proper
time.
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26
ARIZONA PIONEERS TO HOLD.
SIXTH ANNUAL REUNION IN
PHOENIX APRIL Is AND IA.

Pioneers of Arizona, men and wom-
en- who have made their homes in this
state since December 81, 1890 or
longer will be guests of honor at the
sixth annual pioneers reunion in
Phoenix, April 13 and a.
The pioneers reunion, now recog-
nized yearly event in the state, is ar
anged not only for old timers Of the
Salt River valley, but for those vino
reside in every section Of the state
The celebration will afford an oppor-
tunity for the trial blazers to meet
on the common ground of comrade-
ship, to exchange "reminiscences Of the
old days and to greet old time friends.
For five years The Arizona Repub-
lican has sponsored the annual re-
union. Each year the affair has
grown by leaps and bounds, the at
tendance has been larger and the in
terest keener Preparations this year
have been made on a larger scale than
ever before, in anticipation Of the
greatest reunion of all.
The program committee, working
with Chas M. Clark, president of the
Arizona pioneers association, is al
ready busy perfecting details Of the
tWo-days' celebration and in adding
new numbers calculated to make of
the reunion a happier, gayer meeting
than those of preceding years. Every
feature of the program will be based
on forms of entertainment dear to the
hearts of the men and women Of 40
and so years ago. The reunion is
open to every man and woman who
came to the state prior to 1890, and
has been a resident since that time.
The only modern touch will be the
automobiles which will carry the pio-
neers to and from Riverside park
where the celebration, speaking, bar
becue and dance will be held Ma
chimes will take the old-timers from
The Republican office to Riverside
park and after the celebration will
return them from the park to their
hotels or other stopping places in the
city. This service will be absolutely
free.
This year, as in years gone by, the
big barbecue will be the outstanding
feature of the celebration at Riverside
park. The barbecue will be prepared
by the very best barbecue chef obtain
able, man who has had actual ex-
perience in preparing the great early
day "feed"
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26
CONVICTS HAVE PUBLICITY
ORGAN OF THEIR OWN

At the state penitentiary is pub
hshed a newspaper, "The Beacon" in
which the convictS have been given
much latitude in expression of their
opinions concerning prosecuting at
torneys and such matters as capital
punishment. That the prisoners are
not of one opinion is shown by let
ter addressed by a number of the in
mates to the new superintendent,
Scott White
Referring to the fact that "a large
part Of the recent issue of the Bea-
con has been devoted to criticism Of
the judiciary and law enforcement Of
ficers of the state, we hereby petition
that all articles published in the Bea-
con hereafter be censored to the ex-
tent Of excluding all such excessively
critical expressions"
There is admission that a prisoner
may be biased in his viewpoint and
also of the fact that Imprisonment
must be considered in the nature of a
corrective. II an impression be given
the outside world that the prisoners
consider the outside world in error,
"they increase their own guilt in the
minds of the public by adding to the
crime for which they were convicted
the one of appearing to be opposed to
all law and order. A humane prison
management may be brought into dis
repute by appearing to encourage a
revolt against enforcement"