The Coconino sun., 1926-08-06

made this picture of the ceremony.
The baseball game at amusement
park on Sunday afternoon played by
the park service and Santa Fe teams
was won by the former bv a score of
13 to 4. With Guy Traster of San
Bernardino on the mound for the
Santa Fe, all the dope pointed to an
easy victory for them. A recent ac-
cident, however prevented Mr.. Trast-
er from showing up as he has in for
mer games and in the sixth inning,
Sam Bracco was substituted and shut
out his opponents for the remainder
of the game. Moseley in the box for
the park service, pitched a good stiff
game, and his support was strong all
the way through. The particular in
terest and keen competition of this
particular game was due to the fact
that the park service team lacked
only one to equal the total number
of games won by the Santa Te. Their
victory on Sunday, indicates that the
play-off will have all the interest of
a similar event last year, between the
Santa Fe and Harvey teams.
Mrs Lockhart and son Ross of
Pine Bluff left for their home on
Tuesday after a two weeks stay with
the formers sister, Mrs. j. M. Reed
and family.
The cooked food sale held by the
auxiliary at the Babbitt store on
Wednesday was a very great success
due to the efforts Of competent
committee and assistants. The final
accounting has not been made but the
enthusiasm shown would indicate the
proceeds will far exceed expectations.
The courtesy of Roy Burris in per-
mitting the sale to be held at the
store, the most centrally located
building in town, made it accessible
to everyone, and the attractive man
ner in which it could be handled adj
ded materially to the success of the
sale.
George Burton, who drove the Har-
vey truck until he passed the fire
mans examination, is back at his for
mer job for short time, waiting for
an opening in his new line, Needless
to say, his old friends are happy to
see him back among them again.
Mrs. Burton and small son will also
be here if home can be found for
them, seemingly an impossibillty at
this time.
Theodore Forman and son Henry
we're up from Phoenix from Friday to
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Francy.
George Gagorell went to Los An
geles the first of the week to JON his
family who preceded him there sever
al weeks ago He was uncertain
when he left as to whether he would
return or make the city his home from
now on. The tent house which he oc-
cupied with his family this winter was
bought by Milo Jaycox, who will
probably move it to his location on
the new townsite.
A party of scientists, numbering 81
4 in all, arrived at the Canyon Tuesday
and left Immediately on foot tor
Phantom ranch The party is made
up principally of teachers and stu
/ dents from Princeton university, with
several noted scientists from our
I eastern cities and abroad.
1 Material for the new fresh water
i tank arrived on schedule and work
/ has progressed so rapidly that rivet-
/ ing of the lower section was begun
on Monday. A big force Of men are
at work laying a pipe line to the new
4 power house, and with a little more
! ditch to be dynamited, the Canyon
4 will shortly have a new water and
sewer system. On Tuesday afternoon
at the beginning of the heavy ram
+ which fell, lightning struck the tank
edeflecting into the ground nearby but
in no way injuring the tank. The men
were temporarily stunned, though nc
one was seriously hurt.
Jim" Tear left for Les Angeles
! Tuesday after two weeks here manag-
I ing the FL Tovar during Mr.. Patros-
sis absence. The latter attended the
4 funeral of Mrs. Ford Harvey III Kan
sas City and spent several days on the
coast. He returned Tuesday.
( "Dick" Richards returned Wednes-
I flay from a months vacation on the
coast and in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold are proud ant
happy over the arrival Of NICE new
/ how. who came to make his home WIFI
them about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honnicut and son
Cleve and Mr.. Tonnicut's father ane
i mother are now occupying the bunga'
! low where the Boulin's lived. Ihe
Messrs. Honnicut we're with the gov
ernment until a short time ago wher
they transferred to the Harvey 20
and have charge of the company
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. "Jack" Price
returned Monday after honeymoon
at the former home of Mr.. Price u
4 Ell Paso. They were married II
! Flagstaff a week ago last Friday, re
turning to the home of Mrs. Price
sister, Mrs. Middleton, in Williams
| for wedding dinner after whict