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The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15
CONSTABLE is JAILED
BUT DRAWS HIS PAY

Joe Reel, constable at Ajo, now in
Jail here charged with murder in
the killing of Robert Cunningham,
still is drawing his salary of office,
under decision Of the county attorney.
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15
Flagstaff

On FeDTUaIy TeJuFn double
header will be played, and it is be-
lieved here the local girls will have
make better showing, with the addi-
tional practice afforded
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

Always thinking what you say is
much better than always saying what
you think.
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

Mrs. Dave O'Brien, Mrs. Frank Rich
mond, Mrs. P. ]. Lindemann, Mrs. A.
j. Mitchell, Mrs. Joe Schmidt, Mrs. A.
j. Evers, Mrs. F. c. Osborne, Mrs. J.
j. Britt, Mrs. Walter James and Mrs.
H. H. Hastings.
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15
HERE FROM MONTANA

Mrs. Anna c. Smith of Kalispell,
Mont, arrived on Monday to visit her
brother, John Marshall, city water su-
perintendent. Mrs. Smith spent the
last two winters in Frisco, but liked
Flagstaff SO we'll on her visit here
three years ago that she came half
inclined to stay here until spring. She
went to Montana and John came here
when they left their Nova Scotia
home some forty-odd years ago.
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

Get your job printing at Coconino
Sun office
The Coconino sun., 1926-01-15

Get your job printing at Coconino
Sun office.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
CAMERON AND THE COLORADO"

Story of Arizona
Senator's Devious Endeavos Cash
expose
znas Republican his efforts the sites
Colorado
Times expose
done, it will be interesting the
Arzohans who his
that through his claim
control
before possibilities
finally succeeded ousing Cameron his his
claims.
the DEAL Arizona should
this
doing
what belongs to the people of Arizona
And relate the of all this twice
elected representative which
holds with that
has his opponents fighting hard to dethrone him.
There
and backing from moned him
this
being publicity
SELF through his aiaton with Republican administration
supporting it's policies Washington getting through
barrel methods
be able "look
for during
Return the will
goods"
Cameron introducing things
nothing but bidding
Arzonans will
the played
would like Will Irwns published
This would Democratic
afraid alleged combinations would
While the Angeles
posehs position sayl the uncovering
Cameon neaous activities in connection with the enough
to justify motive printing this
Arizona will
ton once the politicians be gotten out of the
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
THE REAL "GO-GETTER"

Once again it has been conclu-
sively shown that when Arizona
needs and demands action and re-
suits Carl Hayden can be depend
ed upon. His successful fight to
prevent the passage of the Swing
Johnson Bill at this session of
congress is an added proof Of his
immense power and influence in
Washington. And the failure of
Senator Cameron, Republican, to
prevent favorable action by the
Senate Committee on Irrigation in
dicates the fallacy of the theory
that Arizona profits more by being
represented by Republican in
congress while we have Republi-
can administration than she would
by Democratic representation.
AS a matter of fact several events
during the past year have tended to
show that this state can expect no
favors from President Coolidge nor
from the leaders of his party in
congress. This despite the fact
that Arizona gave it's ELECTORAL vote
to Coolidge in the last election.
When we need favors from our
national legislature we have to de-
pend on the Democratic members
of that body for them. This being
true, added to the further fact that
the Democratic party will undoubt-
edly have a majority in the next
senate ehOl1Id convince anVOna that
Arizona will be best served by
sending Congressman Hayden to
the senate in November. This
would be true even if Ralph Cam
eron had the ability that Carl Hay
den has-and no one can claim with
good grace that Cameron has
Arizona Labor Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

will, because retailers are willing
to sell products advertised dir 9ct
to their own consumers.
Newspaper advertising enables
manufacturers to tell where their
products may be bought.
Newspaper advertising can be
started or stopped over night, can
be prepared between days to meet
certain developments and to obtain
immediate results.
Newspaper advertising enables
manufacturers to check advertising
results and costs in every market
which they enter.
Newspaper advertising costs less
than any other kind.
The merchant or other business
man who is not taking advantage
of the opportunities offered by
newspaper advertising to boost his
business now will still be facing
readjustment problems when his
competitor is back on normal
business plane.-Nogales Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
THINGS / WISH MY WIFE
WOULDN'T Do

Use my best enameled trout line
to string beads on.
R. P. H.
Undertakers, druggists, doctors
and crutch statesmen are preparing
to withdraw their support from
Gov. Geo. w. P. Hunt, following
his proclamation calling on motor
lists to observe the most extreme
caution in driving during the tour
ist season.
Suggested slogan for the caution
campaign, eff you must be run over,
be run over by an Arizona car"
o
With rare erudition, the guber-
nator tentatively suggests that the
wise motorist will yield the right
OF way to train, when there is
any question regarding who has
the better right to the grade cross
ing.
But, after all, something must be
done about the used car question.
Secret service officers will have
to be on the lookout for tombstone
cutters and arnica manufacturers
who might seek to wreak venge-
ance on the governor.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
With Other
Editors

An enumeration of the reasons
for advertising has recently been
given out. There are eight reasons
advanced, but thar are many 9th
ers, of course. However, here are
eight that are very splendid and
ghly convincing ds given il Il
southern newspaper
Newspaper req s;!ing ig universal
dai'v habit; newspaper advert i1tg
therefore. reaches each day yirta-
ally all who buy.
Newspaper advertising is the life
blood Of local trad. because it
tonch"s all consumer sources IL
every community. l. gives the ma
l!onal advertiser the same Oppor-
tnnlty for colnple'e consumer ap-
peal III any 10 ATTY.
Newspaper advertising cuts SELL
ing costs because it entails no
waste in locality u circulation.
Manufacturers Sc it to cover mar
keis where it is profitable q do
business.
Newspaper advertising insures
quick, thorough and economical
dealer distribution and dealer good
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
HUNTS WITHDRAWAL

withdrawal
which he would have seeking the sixth
doubt
Democratic politics in
In his letter to Cleve Dyke
other
candidate
has other political ambitions candidate
Hayden the senatorial which
feat Hayden would leave field of Hunt against Cameron the
election
surely leave Arizona in a
There have
failing him during possibly
that Arizonas vetme
Hunts withdrawal
Democratic candidate
his opponent E. Elinwood Phoenix
it is said will be shortly
to be
Arizona has
Since the above was put into type the Of En
wood Phoenix
come as surprise especially since Governor
ne would
ship
he will easily defeat
Again with Elinwood
Republicans
Arzona's will dof Phoenix
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
THE COMMUNITY CHEST

Wnsows first Community Chest Monday
ana although good organization has reports
present writing that there tendency
hind coming
good as the committee in charge might
The advantages be by
Community Chest
acquainted with the objects no
able
the Chest for the
NO city appreciabe
Chs to the satisfaction everyone who his
make And
served all the
everyone the of
for charity which
= - ~ O ~ 'Ao
II haven't already Chest make IN
mind at
NOBODY has been call
you card better your
OF the Then
charities whole
least as much subscribed
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
WINsLOW'S COMMERCIAL CLUB

A fair example of what cooperation do
OF W1nsows
week. and with
organization
good - ~ e - " :"
With majority professional men of Winox
behind which
representatives all
commercial Club should function
throughout the country that
Ior the advancement of this
This week delegation from the the
board
the board
which has outlined publicity county as whole
with
clubs and chambers n
Now that the obstacle
us all get behind the club and help
"hat Wnsow Navajo
'' -
1t will the continued of
results let
the functions - O f
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

Hon. Loren Vaughn will be a
candidate to succeed himself on the
Corporation Commission. Mr..
Vaughn is one of the best cam
paigners in the state and anyone
who opposes him will have a diff
ficult situation confronting him.
Mr.. Vauhn's well known strength
will probably insure his renomina-
tion without opposition.-Dunbar's
Weewly.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
NOT GUILTY

A timekeeper for railroad gang
in Missouri asked a new workman
his name.
George Washington, suh," repli7
ed the dusky son of toll.
You're not the man who cut
down the cherry tree, are your
asked the timekeeper jokingly.
mo, sub! 'Twasn't me, sub.
This is the fust wuk Abs done for
ovah year"
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
TODAY'S
FAIRY
TALE

Once, long years ago, say his
tor'i-ans, Wall Street lamb made
a killing playing the market,
and he did not lose the eas'-i-ly
acquired roll trying to make it
bigger.
(The shock was too much for his
old, weak heart. However, his
heirs did the job fully as we'll as
he could have).
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
"HOT SHOTS"
BY "BOLSHEvIK" BILL

Some of us would not be afraid
to make the prediction-and bet on
our conviction-that the "bath tub
trial will not work any great hard
ship on Carol, or the members of
his notorious party. The fact that
the house full of male guests drank
wine from bath tub wherein a
nude girl sat serving drinks, is
novel entertainment to be sure, but
we suppose those poor jaded New
York men must have something
different" occasionally.
The periodic kidnapping of Amer
leans by lawless Mexicans adds
nothing to the good will between
the two Republics. So long as
Mexico is powerless to prevent
such banditry, naturally American
people are going to look across
the border with some feeling of
aversion, and harbor some ill-will
towards Mexican people.
Now that Abd-el-krim has sur
rendered, we hope France and
Spain may have a rest from mill
tary activities. For five years this
Riff Chieftain has led these two
countries merry chase. Two
great nations five years to effect
the surrender of an outlaw" chief
is some record.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
SPRING POEM

(Thfs touching verse of the YER
nal season arrived too late for pub
lication in any of the spring is
sues. That its tender sentiment
might not be left over until next
year, when styles may have chang
ed, we print it now. 1t is by P.
Sockwash McGullywater, the poet
of the plains.)
Little Boy Blue
Come blow your horn;
Your mas stepping out
Your pas full of corn.
"Oh, where is the lad
Who looks after his kim"
He is out in the woodshed,
Full of gin"
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

\ -'A II 4 U a IN 1A4NOA1
Famous criminologists assert that
the overcrowded condition of the
field formerly open to porch climb
ers and yegg men accounts for the
service stations that spring up
overnight.
o
Out-of-town newspaper states
that in a recent beauty contest in
the rural section of Iowa, a So year
old f1apper won first place.
The first thing to be thrashed
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

The country lad had just deposit
ed nickel in a pay-station phone.
Operator: Number, please?"
Country lad: Number? Say,
you'd better give me my chewing
gum quick!"
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

Mistress: "Hilda, what do we
need for dinner?"
Hilda: please, ma am, I've trip
ped over the rug and we need a
new set of Dishes"
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

out is just where the rural Sec
ton" of Iowa is.
We thought it was all over like
the 1925 worlds series.
Suggestion for song at the next
barn-dance in her rural home
Her father was a banker, and all
the judges owed him."
+ + + + i. J. + j. + + + + + ]. +
+ CURRENT FICTION +
i !
! "I would have graduated, !
+ but all the teachers were down i
i on me-"
j. ! j. j. J. i. + + + j. j. J. + :. +
GROUNDS FOR HOMICIDE
"Your etiquette is atrociius."
"So's your old manners"
!. J. i. j j j !. i 4. i. ! + i + !
+ JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE !
j !
+ "This isn't liquor you smell, :
+ sweetheart; it's a tonic the !
+ tonic the doctor gave me-" !
+ + i 4 + I. + + + i ! j. j. = i
Kodak as you go.
The Winslow mail., 1926-06-11

Use my best enameled trout line
to string beads on.
r. P. H.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
Day Dreaming Is
an Evil Habit Says
Noted Psychiatrist

Atlantic City. May q. 1926 LP
Day dreams are in reality evil things
which sap the emotional strength OF
child or adult and weaken his grasp
on reality. declared experts ut tho
convention Of the National Health
Congress.
The teacher should study those
pupils who arc inattcntivc and said
them in overcoming the vitiating day
dreaming habit, Dr.. Henry c. Schu-
machcr. Philadelphia psychiatrist, as.
serted in one address.
His fantasies arc full Of magical
solutions Of all his difficulties and
are for him much more plcasurablc
activity than school work. he said
Of the dreaming child. "Thc teacher
should try to uncover tho deficiency
in his environment or pcrsonalit!
makeup, for which the day-drcamin2
is a compensatory function. 1t is her
duty as a teacher so to guide the
child that he will adopt reality and
abandon the fantasy where the prin.
ciplc Of cgoistic pleasure prcdom'
mates"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
Margaret Anglin Is
Coming to Bismarck
Next Tuesday Night

Positively the most important event
T the current theatrical season in
'ismarck is the forthcoming engage
lent Of Americas best loved and
otable star, Margaret Anglin, in w.
omersct Maugham's brilliant comedy
Caroline" in which she will appear at
nc city auditorium Tuesday evening,
lay Is.
This city is indeed fortunate TO be
lclMled in Miss Anglin's itinerary
-hich began in New York City only
few weeks ago and extends to the
'acific coast, where she will present
he Greek classics this summer and
ry out few modern plays.
In "Carolinep Miss Anglin has q
characterization that affords this re-
variable artist every opportunity to
isplay her great talent. 1t is = bril-
liant bit Of sophistication, charming.
Y adapted to Miss Anglin'se deepest
ut, her brightest and best talent.
Ter exquisite comedy and dclicacy
+ touch arc charming beyond cx-
rcssion. Perhaps no other modern
uth0r has been SO witty without
cling wicked. Caroline" is a charm
ng bit of writing and Miss Anglin
ever has played with higher spirit
Miss Anglin is bringing west a
ersonally chosen cast of finished
layers, a production that is artistic
the last touch and an entertain
tent that the discriminating theatcr.
Ger will thoroughly enjoy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
news DESCRIBED ASSYNTHETIC FOOD
TOSATISFY A GREAT HUMAN HUNGER

"News is a record Of the good and
tho bad, but hardly ever Of tho indif-
ference.
News is statement, not always
Of the new. but sometimes Of the
new made old: a statement not mere
~ Of the unusual. but often Of tho
cruel.
"Ncws, which is sometimes spoken
of as history, a rather an ingredient
Of history, and one which does not
always stand the test Of science.
"News is an implement welded by
profession which is no rcspcctcr Of
persons, but tries to be rcspcctcr Of
human conventions. according to the
standards Of given time.
"News. at its best. is tho comprc.
hcnsivc and credible. the cntcrprising
but judicious, the ctcrnally circum-
spcct, but above all the fundamentally
fearless, disclosure Of what the
human race has been doing for the
last "a hours"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
Former Dry Agent
Pleads Guilty to
Conspiracy Charge

Milwaukee. May R)-Clark NJ.
Perry, former Wisconsin prohibition
director indicted OH charges of con-
spiracy in connection with a 100000
fake whiskcy robbery at Plymouth,
Wis.,, pleaded guilty in federal court
here yesterday. Sentence was defer
red and Perry was released on $780,
600 bond.
Perry is the fourth director for
Wisconsin to be named in indict-
ments. Two have served prison SEN
fences and u third died before court
action was taken against him.
Perry had served several terms in
the state legislature and was regard
ed as a Republican leader in the Osh-
kOsh district.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
N. D. LEGION
MAY LEAD THE
BIG PARADE
State Department Has Chance
Before June 5 to Win
This Signal Honor

Fargo. N. d., May 81 North Da-
kota Department Of the American
Legion may win national honors and
prestige tor this state by leading the
LcElon's national convention parade
to be held in PHILADELPHIA in October
during the Scsqui-Ccntcnnial cclcbra
ton there. according to information
received here today from national
hcadqua rters.
The position in the parade of ma
tional convention delegates from this
department. their place in the con-
vcntion hail and the class Of hotel
accommodations they receive will DC
determined by the Legion member.
snip IN the department on June is as
compa red with the average member.
ship OF the department for the past
four years. according to the word
from headquarters.
This department, with .S33 per cent
OF Its four years average membership
enrolled on May 5. has splendid
opportunity to increase its member.
ship by June 5 sufficiently to win the
honor Of leading tho nation in the
Philadelphia parade" department Of
ficials Of the Legion here declared
An Impressive Parade
The Lcgion's annual national con-
vcntion parade, which was reviewed
in Omaha last year by President
Coolidge. has been described as the
most colorful and impressive parade
in America" II will be witnessed
this year by the vast throngs attend
ing the Scsqui- Centennial celebrate ton
to commemorate the signing Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
Tho fifteen high departments for
the honor Of leading the parade.
based on figures Of May s. six weeks
before the closing Of the contest.
were: Delaware, Ito; Florida. 1.53:
Idaho, 1.36; Wyoming. l.25; France,
l.2O; Arizona. LII; West Virginia,
l.l6; Canada, Ito; Oregon, 1.Oi; Ala
bama, .992; Kansas, .982: Oklahoma.
800; Connecticut. $40; Colorado.
1913; Illinois, 1925.
National Commander John Il. Nc
Quigg in Il mcmbcrhip message to
department officials expressed the
opinion that this department will be
up among the leaders when tho great
Legion parade gets under way at
Philadelphia. His message read:
McQuigg's Message
"Y0u will be glad to know definite
~ that our national membership is
such that wc arc assured Of very
considerable increase for 1926. The
next important membership contest
closes on June IS and is to deter
mine the position Of department dele
cations in the parade at Philadelphia.
This race for convention honors prom
Uses to be very holly contested. A
number Of departments arc running
neck and neck and every department
seems to be dctcrmind to get the best
possible position. | feel sure that
your department will make an excel
lent showing"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
GAS CHAMBER
TO CLAIM, BUT
ONE VICTIM

CONTINUED from page onc.)
Ruth. Nevada. Jukich lived with the
Madck family and fell in love with the
girl when she was but IL years old.
Soon her family had 'bctrothed her
to him and he turned over much of
his earnings to purchase clothes and
fincrv for the girl. Their marriage
was to take place when she grew
older.
Three years later Jukich asked Jen-
ME for her hand and she refused him.
He killed her in drunken rage.
The execution Of Jukich is expected
to take place between and ; p. NJ.
eastern standard time. Last evening
the condemned man spent most Of his
time pacing his cell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
Temperatures and
Road Conditions

mercury readings 1T .. n.y.
Bismarck--Cloudy, SO; roads good.
ST. Cloud-Cloudy, rain, 80; roads
good.
Minot-Cloudy. 81; roads good.
Mankato--Cloudy, 65; roads good.
Fargo-Cloudy 80: roads good.
Jamcstown--Cloudy, 40; roads
muddy.
Misunderstanding, 40; dirt roads.
slippery.
Mandan---Cloudy, 50: roads good.
Winona--Clcar, GO; roads good.
Rochester-Cloudy, GO; roads
rough.
Du@uth-Cloudy, rain during night,
~; roads good.
Grand Foi:ss--Cloudy, night rain.
As; roads muddy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21

Chicago. May 2l-tP)-Ncws was
described as synthetic food, deliver
cd for tho purpose of-satisfying a
great human hunger" in an address
by Henry Justin Smith, managing
editor of the Chicago Daily News
before the illinois Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs today.
This definition was one Of 10 nc
said he had composed as his own
guide. The others we're:
"News is revelation Of things
which a few people know about, made
fof the benefit Of millions who would
not otherwise know about those
things.
"News is the telescope and micro.
scope Of social laboratories.
"News is an unrhetorical essay on
life. It is poetry without form and
art without artistic intention.
"News is like the explosion Of q
hidden mine on peaceful sector OF
the battle front.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
9 ROOM modern house with maple
floors, sun pdrlor and other mod
ern features; in fine ncighhorhood,
close to school. $500, with a cash
payment Of $1,000. balance in
monthly payments.
Z ROOM new modern house with
maple floors, sun parlor and glass
cd in porch; in excellent location
and a choice property ut low
price. $500.
6 ROOM modern house in the east
part of city, $4,000, terms.
6 ROOM house, modern except fur
mace, lot So X $50 feet. $500, with
cash payment Of $1,000.
3 ROOM modern house with hot WA
ter heat and garage, lot 80 y $50
feet, has bed rooms, well located
and close to schools. $500, with Il
CASH payment of $500, and the
balance in monthly payments Of
$50, each with per cent interest.
This is a bargain.
6 ROOM and bath new modern house
with garage, good neighborhood
and close to schools. $500, $1,000
cash and balance in easy payments.
If YOU are n the market for IA
house or lot. we would be pleased
ito show you what we have for sale.
VIZ THINK we can save YOU money.
HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY.
J. P. JACKSON, Manager.
FOR SALE
4 ROOM cottage, bath, furnace, &C.
mcnted basement, east front, east
part of city, $4,000 cash, balance
$500 per month: $265O.0O.
6 ROOM modern house, hot water
heat, screened porch. east front.
basement rooined off. East part
of city. As an investment only
",;k house will pay 10 per cent on
the investment after allowing for
taxes and upkeep. The property
could not be replaced for less than
100000, only $42O0.OO.
ROOM modern house in Rivervicw,
south front. $4,000.
ROOM, modern house. all large
rooms, north part Of city, newly
decorated inside, east front. Just
off paving, $55OO.O0.
s ROOM cottage, Eleventh street,
water. lights. good basement. only
4 ROOM house, South side, 100 foot
frontage, water. lights, $4,000
cash, balance $4,000 per month in
Guiding interest, splendid place
for some working man to get a
start for a home for the same as
he would be paying rent, 100000.
BUILDING LOTS; hundreds of them
all over the city. ! have some fine
lots at very low prices which can
be bought on monthly payments. !.
INSURANCE on your house, furni-
turs, car, business building, mer.
chandi1, almost anything, in re-
liable companies.
FARM LANDS-The biggest growth
and development North Dakota has
ever seen has started. Do your
real estate business with the only
real estate man in this community
who is advertising North Dakota
and particularly this part Of i and
who is helping make profit fol
svery real estate owner here.
:. YOUNG.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-21
MISSED OUT

On his first visit to the race tracks,
an old farmer was induced to bet S.
on a long shot. The horse came
home, and paid 20 to l. When the
farmer received his money from the
bookmaker he could hardly believe it.
"Do get all this just for So"
"Surc."
well. say, how long has this been
going on, anyhow p