davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
BEsTIALNY RoD1c.

Po tieto dni prislo oznamenie
okresnemu s1du v Kezmarku na
JuraJa Bednarcika, zsLendaku, ze
svojho vlastneho syna zatvara
do chlieva a cele dni trapi O sma-
Ole a blade. Vysetrovanim sa III
stilo, ze otec ,slabeho, hluchone-
meho syna trapil bitkou, hladom,
a len V koSeli nechayal. mrzn1t
V studenom zinnom poGasi V chile
We. Ubohy chlapec je cd hladu Il
pine vysileny a zoslably al du-
sevne straSne zaostalom stave.
Proti zverskemu otcovi zakroGilo
sa trestne - a nebolo by cd veci
keby ovsem taky trest Dol pri-
pustny, uvalit' ma neho podobne
zachadzanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

zem. Rozvasneny sok ndrel ma
zemi lsziaeeho olovienkou este
raz potion usiel.
Smrtel ne raneneho Faeika od-
niesli l'ndia do bytu jeho mat
ky, kde "a kratky cas- zomrel.
Matka Michala Bercika varovala
no 6astejsie pred osudnou zna-
most 'ou, vedias, ze to bude pri-
Gina sporu medzi jej synom q
nebohyun Fa6ikonl Po hroznom
sk1ltku pribehol Berefk domov a
vravel k matke: Hovorifi ste,
ze ma Faeik zabije. Nal on zabit
nina, talk som zabil ia je'ho. Po-
tom odBieI domu a Wac sa me-
vratil. Cetnicka stanica. Karco-
We zahajila pc nom patranie, ale
Bercik- sa sam potion prihlasil ma
cetnicke5 stanici odtial Dol do
praveny do vazenia kosickej sed-
RE. Ma mieste cinu vedl'a Facika
bol najdeny Facikov 20 cm dlhy
nM otvoreny a je iste, ze Berci-
ka svojim dtokom vyprovokoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
MADARsKY PARl.AlEnRsF I
lMgAllEif N IREDENTIznGU!

ct. o. Sotva So sisly mad ar
ska z&konodarnA sbory Y Bpda-
pesti, W 50 akazuje, AXE ciele
sleduje mad 'arska politika. Me
len obnovena snemoyna magma
toy Go by bolo kone6ne pocho-
pitel'n - ale j yolena snemovna
poslancov je hplne ovladana du-
chom poddanstya poslusnosti k
yladnej vrchnosti, ktora ma ne
obmedzenI moe mad tymito nstav
nymi Ginitel mi, a ktora dosled-
kn toho moze uskutocnovat' sve-
je plany bez korektiyy z ktorej
kol 'vek strany. Uz same zahaje-
ME zasedania zakonodarnych in
stitucii mad 'arskvch ukazuje ne
pochybne na mentalitu a na raz
reprezentantov Mad 'arska, ktori
neoaenujn dcstatoene a triezye
dnesne pomery streduej Euro
pc. Precenuju dplne sila Mad ar
ska q neposudzujd ju medziach
medzinarodnej situacie. To Okla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

zala zahajenie mad 'arskei komo-
~ naagn&tov po 9-ro6nej prestav-
ke, tie prejavy pre- Habsburgov,
tie skutoene tirady mad trianon-
skyym mierom to vsetko musi
naplnovat' snsedne staty vel 'kou
nespoko most 'ou q este vatsou O.
strazitost 'ou
Ale 2 inych priznakov je zrej-
me, re V Mad 'arsku objavuje sa
nova vlna iredentizmu, vyvolana
mad 'arskou politikou bujnej fan
tazie, ktora myslf, be myslienka
revizie trianonskej mieroyej smlu-
ckom foru europskom. Vsetky u
w najde snad' ohlasu ma politi-
miernene prejavy mad 'arskych
politikov ,alebo ucencov sn nbl-
Jane; zato vsak kladie sa zaklad-
ny kamen k mad 'arskej kalva-
rii'', ktora ma Budapest zna-
zornovat' jednotlive "odtrhnute
kraie, a ktora ma byt' vzpruhou
pre- poklesnutd naladu mad ar
Skeho iredentizmu. TAX d alekO
nv zasla mad 'arska politika, re
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
NovY CESKY Lick PROTI
CUKRovKE.

z Prahy. QCEPs) Ceskosloven.
sky patentny urad udelil tych-
to dnoch patent ma sposob vyro-
by Inilinu, ktory ma fisiologickf
vlastnosti podobne Insulinu, je
ale vyrabany rastlinneho ma
terialu, neni jedoyaty, nerozkla-
.da sa jako produkty 2 materialu
zyieraleie'ho a ME je nIsbezpeenym
eventuelne nahlym snizenim hla-
diny cukru v krvi. Hla vna pred
most Inilinu sa nachodi tom,
re sd podava vnntorne vo forme
tabletiek ME injekciami, ktore
- v rukach laikov - mozu sa
stat nebezpe6nymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
ABIL SVOJHO SOKA Ma
VIAN0CE.

Ma Stedry dey noci pol
druheJ hodine na namesti obce
PetrOylc v Okrese sobraneckom. O.
dohrala sa pol 'utovania hodna u
dalost'. V Petroyioiach Dol ma
dovolencj vojak dan Facik, slii-
zlaci II 20. peSieho pluku, ktory
predtym udrziaval milostny DO
mcr s Katarinou KuGmasoyou.
Jeho milenka po Facikovom od-
chode k vojsku, nahoyorila 81 a.
ko nahradu MichaIa Bercika. 81
rocneho rol'nika. To bolo prici-,
nou hlbok6ho nepriatel 'stya me-
dzi obidvoma mladikmi, ktore w
yrcholilo prave na Stedry den,
ked l'udia sli $ polnoenej poboz-
nosti. Michal Be1Tik sieE " spo-
lOcnosti MicIhala Hor1aka, Gavi-
~ a DZurLndaka kOStOla, ked
odrazu ma ceste spozorovali, ze
Faelk "a mimi rozhana dieycata,
ktore sa soakupily po l'avej stra-
ne cesty. Ked' Facik, ktory Dol
trooha opity, siel okolo parob.
kov, urobil Bercik vol 'akn po-
znamku, naco Facik vytiahol n6z
q rozohnal So na Bersika. Bersik
sa ysak rane yeas uhnnl n6z zaf
siahol len klobilk. Ked' sa Fa1dk
zlsova pripravoyal K iitokps u roz-
culeni vytiahol Bercfk zpod 'ka-
| bata olovienhu udrel Facika DO
hlsye.. uderom prerazil 1nu IA
lpayej strane lebecnl kost' D sp6.
sdbil mu take zranenie, ze Faefk
11ksmsite beg yedomia padol 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
HUDORNA A DRAMATICKA
SKOL.A SLOVENSKA.

Minister Skolstva a narodnej o.
syety dr. Hodza tyohto dnoch
udelil Hudobnej a dramatickej
skole pre- Slovensko Bratislave
pravo verejnosti prayo vyda-
vat vysveddenia rovnoplatne S
vysvedeeniami statnych konzer-
yatorii hubby V republike. Su-
casne zmenil al doterajsi nazoy
nstavu na 'tHudobnli dramati-
ckn akademin pre- Slovensko v
Bratislaye.' - . -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
NORTH GERMAN LL0Ep
sLAYH 70. JUBH.EUM

II Dha 70. fabruara slayil North
German Lloyd 40. vyrocie svojho
zalozenia. PlaNbu Atlantiekym o
ceaHonl tato 3spolocnost' zahajila
rpka 1857 iparnlkom Bremen a
od toho casu rastla ustayicne,
tak4e dnes jej paroIode brazdia
.eestu vsetkynli siedmynli nnorapi
syeta. S dyolna noyymi 46, 600 to-
noyyna ia arnikHi Bremen q
Europe, ktprss sd y stavbe,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25

noivnymi atrakciami chce vyvo-
Lat pozornost ma vonok, posile-l
ME nenayisti v mad 'arskom l'udeI
proti nastupnHkym station, ohro-.
zovat' mier strednej Europe.
Kurz mad 'arskeho iredentizmu
teda vstnpa, ale jeho zaznam, pri
lis vysoky, iste neni primerany
dspechmi mad 'arskej politiky ma
poll medzinarodnom. Bethlenova
politika znepriatelila 81 svojim po
stupom nielen Jnhoslaviu ale tiez
Rumunsko, ktore ma iste v Ri
me vaesiu vahu, nez Mad 'arsko
samotne. Nadeje, vkladane neo-
praynene do Bethlenovej rimskej
cesty, rozplyvaju sa pod malta
kom prit 'azujticich okolnosfi je
nepochNbne ze vytrezvenie nasta-
ne PRIV, nez by mohla mad 'arska
politika rlmskej cesty nieco pre-
seba reklamovat'. Intrigantska
mad 'arska politika je jednym
najbezpeenejsfch podkladov pew
nosti a trvanlivosti Malej Doho-
dy, ktora je dnes najvacsou opo-
nou umiernenej politiky nastupni-
ckych statov strednej Europe a
Q sildrznest' a jednoliatost' kto-
rej ma iste ohromn1 zasluhu ma
d d'arsky minister predseda Beth
len!
TAX sa zda, re od tel DOLBY, co
Mad 'arsko sa hospodarsky zota-
vilo, co staty Vel 'kej Dohody
divaj1 sa nan priaznivej jssim O.
kom, stava sa mad 'arska politika
stale agresfvnejsia. Cesty mad ar
skeJ zahranicnej politiky sa ale
dosial' neosvedcily, "a neosvedei
sa ami nenavist 'ou ziyenI kurz
vnutornej politiky, ktory sa po-
msti na Mad 'aroch samy1ch. Vina
iredentizmu prelieva sa ma pole
mad 'arskej diplomacie, melody i |
redentizmu, sp6soby jeho prace
vnikaju stale hlbsie do sameho ko
rena celeho mad iarskeho politi-
ckeho zivota. .
ked' 81 vsak Mad 'ari myslia, |
re m6zn sledoyat' politiku bez O.
hi 'adu ma syojich s1sedov a ma
medzinarodn1 situaciu, maj1 vel'
mi bujnd fantaziu, ktora ieh un
raz zaviedla ma pokraj zahuby,
ktora i'm hrozila po svetovej val
ke, vyvolanej tiez mad 'arskou ne
nasytnost on, 2 ktofej cakali Ma
d 'ari ''Velke Mad 'arsko'' al "a
Savu, Dnes sn odkazani na to, co
I'm skutoene patri, ale co dneS-
nom svojom slozeni ma este vzdy
znaene narodnostne minority. Ze
sa mad 'arska politika nenaucila
ME 20 syetovej valky, dokazuje
JeJ dnesny postup, ktory sa Ease
len m6ze koncit' sklamanim. Nam
neposkodia ami oficialne prejavy
iredentizmu, AMI mystifikacna ma
d 'arska politika v zahranici. Nv
oplerame sa ma zaklady micro
vych smliIv, budujeme ma real
nych skutocnostiach pomerocb
a preto nemame obavy, re mad ar
sky nafor sa skonei nezdarom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
North German Llyod stane sa je-
dnou najvynamnejsich paro-
plavebnych spolocnostf sveta.
PoDARENA FAsIANGovA
HOsTINA NA<I.AlySMGVILLE

Ld IlSlnSNlllSky FOl1LfcKy hluD
NAL v nedel u, 20. februara vecer
fasiangovn hostinu, ktora sa Una
menite vydarila. Dostavilo sa asi
dvestopat 'desiat (250) clenov,
ktori sa na bohatom programe
dobre zabavili, Program BIOL:
Hymna my Country, ktorn
SINE zaspievali odusevnene.
Reel zakladajlcich ,clenov klu-
bu: Geo. Labuda, Jan Repasky a
Joe Tkac. Ich rec bola tom, ze
ako SINE vydobyli mas carter, axe
t'azkosti pritom boly. Ich reel bo-
ly odmenene potleskom.
Anglicky spev. Joen Sutak a
Andy Thurik.
Slovensky spev. Jam Bednar a
Joe Roth.
Hudba. Pavel Rock Jan Mraz.
Reel. Jan Bednar Juraj Muir
dzak.
Miesany spev. Spievali styria
start 'ahaci, Stefan Kotasek, Joe
Sutak, Andy Thurik a Joe Thu
rik Ich spev boil chyreGny mu-
zikou.
Hudba na plane. Jan Novotny
a styri stare kone, ktorych spev
bol neviditel ny.
Slovensly spey. Joe Walko.
SpievaI "Sablicka briisena al
tancoval.
Spev = Stefan Hamrak. .
Divadelne predstavenie a spev
lIral sam Paul Rock a muzika mu
pomahala.
Rec tom, ako mas klub pokra-
cujc, povedal Jan Olejnik.
HNmna "Hej, Slovaci!", spre.
vadzana predsedom klubu.
Muslin povedat', ze to bola "a
bava, alku este nikdy nikto nevi-
del a neslysal. Kazdy I'D, ktory
Dol pritomny, poveda, ze je toto
Jeden Mub V celej doline, ktory
moze tol'ko udoy pri sebe udrzat
a take nieco preukazat'. Iba ma
Sc mile zienky sa pohnevaly ma
mas. A preeo? Poviem yam prav-
du. Isly pondelok rano k ma
siarovi po maso, masiar nem0ze
i'm maso odrezat', lebo NAL prsty
spudhnute, co nam ma piano hral.
Druhy isiel do fabriky, nemohol
r1ry merat', lebo ma tiez prsty
bol ave, co nam ma banco hral.
Treti nemoze hovorit' lebo no
hrdlo boil Cd spevdu. Stvrty ne
moze ist do roboty, lebo ho nolly
bolia cd taacu mnohych zas ru-
ky bolia cd karat. PoniektoryciA
al hlayy bolia. Nllz a preso? Lee
DO sa nevyspali. CA zena sa py-
ia: A preco 81 nespal, vsak 81 pri-
siel Q dvanastej domov. Muz cd
poveda: Nuz preto, lebo som ne
mohol spat', musel som sa cell
noe smiat', co mi bolo talk veselo. J
Nuz je to veru klub, o ktorom
81 hdoyia al Y noci myslia. Hodno
byt' clenom takaho klubu!
A teraz daGo pre- tych, kori
este k nam neprislld0lajl. Ktori
by chceli do klubu vstdpit' ma BIZ
dlcej schodzi, 6. marca, mech sa
hlasia na sdl6dzi v Sokolovni i
nasich zvolenyeh delegatoy z car
teru.> W jedensto dyadsat' no
v.eh ldov sa dalo pripisat Istt
ze je to dobra praca, "a ktort
r odusevnepy celS Lansipgvillc
Takym delegation bude eest' /
chyala dana na celom Lansing
villu. Haste sa, bratia slovaci- .,
clenov, ably SINE ma buddcej scho
dzi nocitoyali w 500 clenov!
Pritomny m hostins
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-25
KOLOn6AN
MINDS THY

Slovenskt predava6 u
Cahnov, predAva n&radie,
kobercs z pscs. 2! Zz!evolajte
| hoipo tslefons 4l137 alsbo
3o6o2 = on pride pre- viz
q zavexie Wis aj domov.
, Cd nsho moxete ktpit'
lacnejsie, ma mnohS lac
] noty. = m6xs yam vyi<o-
nat l'ahks gpl6tky.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Give point" health children
of Arlington County, Va,
schools. The pupils will re-
ceive certificates issued by
State officials as a feature of
the May day health program:
Upper: Clarendon School.
Center: Cherrydale School.
Lower: Mount Vernon School.
g w. T. Boyce.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Chow" time at Tornado
Camp. The camp kitchen
is a popular place with
prospectors drawn to the
gold-rush region of Wee
pah, New, by tn. recent
strikes" there.
g Underwood & Underwood.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Art on a large scale. A
view of the steel frame
work erected on the side of
Stone Mountain for the
lower part of the sculptur-
ing now being done on the
great Confederate Me-
mortal in Georgia.
g p. & A. Photos.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
PILK AND NELSON MIGHT
HAVE BEEN LOST; WEREN'T

M. J. Pilkington and Dick Nelson
returned Sunday evening from a
business trip on the reservation in the
interests of the Flagstaff Motor
company. They went as far away as
Shonto, Tonalea, where they stayed
all night with Johnny O'Farrell and
Kayenta, where they were guests of
John Wetherill.
Besides being enjoyable and pro-
fitable this trip afforded several uIl-
usual experiences. Their car was
stalled in deep quicksands for two
hours during which they exerted
their utmost in man power and re-
sourcefulness before they extricated
themselves. A two-mile walk to Shon-
to for Indians and ply poles preced-
ed this. Drifting up Shonto wash on
the road which followed the stream
bed, their sudden sink into the
quicksands came as an unwelcome
surprise. When Luke Smith at Cow
Springs sells the badger pelt, esti-
mated to be worth five dollars or
more, they will cash in on unforeseen
profits which ran across the road
ahead of them one morning.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11

which we are all now confronted. So
the sooner it is disassociated from
the distribution of merchandise as the
most important part of the selling
activities just so surely will most OF
the evils of present day distribution
be done away with.
The problem is with us-and a
problem it is-so it is better to face
the issue courageously and openly
rather than to soft pedal for fear
of hurting someone's feelings.
Fearless men have expressed their
views, founded on sound logic. Bank
ers have sounded note of warning.
Economists and business forecasters
have recognized the tendency. The
problem is in the lime light.
Let us all realize that the proper
solution is for the best interest of all,
and let it be settled in such way
that our present wholesome prosper
itv may be safeguarded for years
to come and with it the well-being,
mental, moral and physical, Of each
of oilr 117,000,000 happy, content-
ed ard fortunate people.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
ELKS INITIATE FIVE
INTO ORDER MONDAY

The Elks on Monday night took
five new members into the order
F. A. Burk, William d. Grant, Mack
Newberry, Lee E. Oxford and AL
bert P. Michelbach.
According to the so or more local
members and the eight visiting Elks
from Winslow who attended the
ceremony, the work was the most
impressive ever put on here. The in
itiation was performed by the regu-
lar officers of the local lodge. The
Winslow visitors were District Dep
uty, r. C. Kaufman; O. L. Gray,
secretary of the Winslow chapter;
A. r. Kleindienst, past exalted rul-
er, j. A. Kleindienst, E. L. Klein
dienst, Robert Fenton, G. R. Hartz,
and r. F. Grant.
Deputy Kaufman gave an inter-
esting address pertaining to the or
ganization. Each of the visitors also
gave a short talk. Following the
ceremony light refreshments were
served. Another initiation is to be
held on March 20.
The annual election Of officers Of
the local Elks is scheduled for March
1. The installation of the officers
elected at that time will be held April
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
Install111ent Rage
rnpts Credit Outrage
AdeIroru h. III M Cutter 81 EIanstaff -
Address by w. I'll. Switzer at Flagstaff
Rotary Club February

roundings, to raise its standard of
living, to improve itself mentally,
morally and physically, and to accu-
mulate as much as possible OF this
worlds goods, and to luxuriate and
indulge itself if it so desires within
reason And no man can make a
greater contribution than that which
will help humanity to accomplish and
enjoy these things just mentioned.
But-when the contribution is Of
fered with a definite knowledge of
that human instinct, deadly desire
and the offering is made insid-
iously instead of on the basis of
wholesome service, we have prob
lem to consider. And fact it il that
the great wave of installment SELL
ing and buying has been largely
brought about because of a definite
knowledge of human weaknesses and
deadly desire, and it has been made
easy, yes tempting, for millions to
indulge their desires for many things
far beyond their needs, stations in
life or ability to pay.
The great evil is that very COM
mendable and basically sound recog
milton of moral stability has been of
ten prostituted into a questionable
scheme-a carefully planned and
conceived trick to take advantage of
a human trait.
Under normal conditions, without
undue pressure and within reason, the
average human being will buy what
he needs. He will indulge himself
somewhat perhaps, but in ninety-nine
cases out of a hundred will not violate
the confidence reposed in him by
merchant who judiciously extends
credit of reasonable duration.
But let the temptera low down
payment and small installments over
a long period whisper to every Tom,
Dick and Harry, "You can have
everything you want" and the NOR
al fibre is broken down, self indulg
ence becomes a dangerous, cancerous
vice and a definite sense of respon-
sibility fades away before the gla-
mour of opportunity to ape the high
er ups.
With installment selling at fever
heat, and everything from hair nets
to country estates offered on easy
terms, devastating disease is slow
ly but surely undermining the moral
sense of responsibility of our peo-
pie to a dangerous degree.
It is an epidemic that must be
checked just so surely as any plague
which affects the physical well-be-
ing of the multitude must be checked.
And the great fault hes in the fact
that a splendid business practice
Credit-judiciously extended, has
been prostituted into dubious sell
ing scheme.
True, great quantities of merchan-
disc have been moved and are NOV
ing from factory to consumer. But
distributing costs are mounting and
the ultimate consumer is paying
in many instances, more than he
should for merchandise bought on
time, as against the old time method.
There is an element of risk. Even
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
Mystery Blaze Calls
Out Fire Department

An alarm of fire was turned in at
the local fire station at 3:15 a. m.
Thursday morning from Coconino
avenue where the Negro Methodist
church now under construction was OH
fire. The fire truck with three men
responded to the call and the fire was
soon under control, it being necessary
to use only small chemical tanks.
According to Jack Irish, driver Of
the truck, the fire was undoubtedly Of
incendiary origin. The smell Of kero-
sene was especially noticeable to the
firemen and the fact that the blaze
was on an outside wall swept away
any doubt as to the starting of the
blaze. Just who should want to burn
the uncompleted structure is not
known but with other fires Of mys-
terioas origin in this community it is
thought a firebug is still at work.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
Bandit Gets Nice
Trip to Florence

John Golfer Sullivan, member of
the trio of bandits who were captured
near Winslow on January 27, follow
ing the shooting of Sheriff Andrew
Maxwell Of Apache county, was SEN
fenced at St. Johns Wednesday after
moor when he entered plea of guilty
on two separate counts.
On the charge of assault with the
intent to commit murder, as the result
of the shooting of Sheriff Maxwell,
Judge Andrew S. Gibbons of the
Apache county superior court SEN
fenced Sullivan to serve not less than
12 nor more than Is years in state
prison, and on the charge of grand
larceny in connection with the theft of
the automobile belonging to Mrs. F..
G. Saunders, at Adamana, the theft of
which was the direct cause of the ar
rest Of Sullivan and his two compan-
ions on the morning Sheriff Maxwell
was shot, Judge Gibbons pronounced
sentence of not less than three nor
more than five years to run consecu-
lively.
Sullivan, who has many aliases, said
his true name was John Golfer Sulli-
van. He made no further statement
before sentence was pronounced. He
will be taken to the state prison at
Florence at once, Sheriff Maxwell,
who was the victim of Sullivan's bull
let, announced.
Thursday morning, Charles Elmer
Waiter, the other male member of
the gang who were captured 80 miles
, east Of Holbrook following a sensa-
tional man hunt, was taken to
Florence by Deputy Sheriff ]. E.
Walker of Winslow, having been SEN
fenced to serve not less than 10 nor
more than Is years in state prison,
when he pleaded guilty on February
L I'd two charges of burglary, before
Judge J. E. Crosby of the Navajo
county superior court at Holbrook.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

E. F. Miller, field geologist for the
Marlin Oil company of Denver, and
S. w. Blanchard, assistant, came in
the last of the week from trip east
of here with a collection of fossils
which they are sending to Professor
A. I. Keyte, head of the department
Of geology Of Colorado college at
Colorado Springs. This geological
survey is of truly scientific nature
made preliminary to an investigation
from the standpoint of oil possibility.
A complete study of the historical
geology as shown from fossils found
will be made Of northern Arizona
during the next few months.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Asa Clark, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Chas. A. Clark, Executor of the
Estate of Asa Clark, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice to
the said Executor at the office of F.
M. Gold in the Court House in the
City of Flagstaff, County Of Coco
nino, State of Arizona, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of
the business Of said estate, in said
County Of Coconino.
CHAS. A. CLARK,
Executor of Asa Clark, deceased
Dated Flagstaff, Ariz., this 10th day
of February, A. D., 1927. Il
2-11-4t.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-11
WALTERS SAYS CAN PLOW
NOW IN ANDERSON PASS

George G. Walters, .Sr., came to
town Wednesday to give the final
touches to proving up on his home
stead which he calls the Lula ranch.
This ranch is on the Anderson Pass
road and is one of the finest in
Yellow Jacket park. It is under Ell
hot Springs and the climate there
SO genial that Mr. Walters says
blowing already is possible. He
says the prospects are the finest
in years for bumper crop. He prac-
tices diversified farming but rather
thinks that he will specialize on beans
this year. Witnesses who. will per-
form the legal duties of signing the
papers next Friday, when final
proof will be made are, Cleve Cox,
Eric Cox, William Black and George
G. Walters, Jr.