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meals: green vegetables: good desserts and
salads: hot breads; drip coffee: individual
tables: prompt service.
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MEN,
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FOR SALE-AUTOMORILES.
THE HAND
THAT ROCKS
THE CRADLE

Rules the world, said some
philosopher. They have a great
deal to do with the choosing of
used cars, too. Women seem to
possess an uncanny judgment,
detecting that which is inherent
ly good.
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. Gold Seal Used Cars
Cost No More Than
Ordinary Used Cars.

1924 Nash 6 Sedan. -. $685.
1926 Hudson Sedan $500. S05
1925 Hupp 8 Touring. 80. $50
1925 Hupp 4 Sedan. ...... us
1925 Hudson Sedan $50. 7o5
1924 Ford Coupe ........ $50
1922 Buick Sedan ....... Us
1926 Hupp 8 Sedan. 49,. ,495
1926 Ford Coupe ....... 325
1924 Chevrolet Touring. 95
1923 Hupp Coupe ....... 325
1925 Nash Sedan ........ $50
1926 Hupp 6 Sedan...... $50
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We have some real bargains in good. late
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our stock, We assure you fair treatment
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Men S
$3.50 Stripe
MOLEI;S|KIN
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sl2ls9

These work pants are
made Of the genuine
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and white stripe; full
cut and bar tackled at
every point of strain;
cuff bottoms. 90 20
Sale Price. SVAoOO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-19

This assortment con-
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in good quality work
shirts; sizes 1412 to II.
All are full cut and
well well made, pa;as SEC
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Men S
$l.OO Cones Boss
UNION MADE
WORK SHIRTS
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ket; made Of highgrade
ch a m bray with two
button through pock-
cts; sizes Is to 7Ec
II. Sale Price
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IN EVERY DEP A

Rght In the heart OF the summer season-When
Levy Bros. announces tremendous sale Of brand
who have coats dresses suits, hats, shoes and othe
clothing and furnishings boys and girls whose pal
store-wde sale brings splendid opportunity to
deful offerings.
Thirty minutes spent in reading this double page
family budget
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
BUILDING TRAIL DIRECT
WINONA TO LAKE MARY

Mayor Billie Adams of Winona and
Winslow sportsmen have put up
funds for building a loop road which
should become popular with sports
men and motorists.
This new road, which will be COM
pleted this week, leaves Winona by
the old sawmill road, goes south up
Cherry creek to the rim of Anderson
mesa, then through the forest to Mar
shall lake, thence down the mountain
by the old logging grade to Lake
Mary.
Joe Lawson is in charge of con-
struction, which is mostly on the grade
from Cherry creek to the rim, other
parts of the route following roads
now more or less in use and which
will receive some working over.
Winslow has a number of fishermen
who enjoy visiting our lakes for a
weekend of sport, and this road will
enable them to reach their destina-
tion much quicker. Most of them will
probably return home by way Of Flag
staff by way Of variety.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
OFFICERS WENT THROUGH
WINDOW HUNTING BOOZE

Sheriff j. o. Parsons lost rub
Der and got bunged up finger Sat
urday night when he exerted force to
enter the place of Jose Osler in search
of contraband liquor.
Jose, it is said, had made boasts
that they couldn't catch him bootleg
ging. Finding purchaser with his
purchase on Jose's porch, the sheriff
knocked at the door. Mrs. Osler,
peeping from behind the window cur
tain, shouted, 1T is Johnny Parsons" +"
Then there was scrambling inside,
while the sheriff tore the screen off
the window. Deputy Sheriff Art
Vandevier arrived about this time and
the two smashed through the window
and entered. But the booze venders
had had time to hide their stock and
the proprietor made good his boast
However, his customer, Jose Cande-
lario, is in jail and Osler will likely
appear before the judge for selling
liquor.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
HEN AND RATHER
BATTLE TO DEATH

A battle between a rattlesnake and
a turkolian hen resulted in the death
Of both, and the dead snake is being
shown in Miami by j. L. BEEN, who
killed the reptile.
The snake, A feet inches long, 8
inches around and having 10 rattles
and button, attacked the hen which
was sitting on its nest on hill in the
brush near Burch. Mr.. BEEN was
working nearby and heard q commo-
ton when the hen with the snake
wrapped around its body, rolled. ~
feet down the hill almost to his feet.
The snake was quickly killed by Mr..
BEEN and the hen died short time
afterwards. A small chick was killed
by the snake before it was attacked
by the mother hen.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
Flagstaff KFXY
Receives Permit

An additional list of 81 radio broad
casting stations which have been
granted temporary permits to con-
tinue service was made public Monday
by the federal radio commission.
These stations are among the last to
obtain official Sanction under the new
laws. With call letters and meter
wave length assignments, the stations
licensed Monday include:
KFAD, Phoenix, Ariz., 272.6; KWQ,
San Jose, Calf, 267.7; KPSN, Pasa-
dena, Calf, 1856; KFVD, Venice,
Calf, 205-4; KRE, Berkeley, Calf,
1868; KFXY, Flagstaff, Ariz., 2O5.4
KFAF, San Jose, Calf, 217.3; KROW,
Portland, Ore, 231; KUG, Seattle,
Wash, 359.9; KFvY, Albuquerque, n.
NJ, $50; WBRL, Tilton, N. NJ, 461.3;
KFBC, San Diego; KFRC, San Fran
cisco, 1898.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
CREDIT ASSOCIATION
AT DINNER MEETING

At the first meeting of the Flag
staff Credit association held at the
Hotel Monte Vista last night, IA
representative business men and wo-
men were present and discussed the
work Of the association and its future
expansion.
II. v. Watson, of the Arizona Live
Stock Loan company, the principal
speaker, stressed the Importance of
the credit association and of the out
standing work it is doing.
Chairman w. H. Switzer, said that
it was the intention of the association
to later handle collections for the
members, as he felt, this was another
branch of the work that should be
considered.
Another meeting of the association
will be held in month when the
manager of the association will be
prepared to suggest some plan for the
functioning of the collection depart
ment.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
May Have Corporation
Commission Engineer
Survey Light Rates

City council in discussing local
light and heat rates Monday night,
was told by Frank Goodman, city en-
gineer, that the state corporation
commission would send an engineer
here to make survey of our rates
providing the city would pay his ex-
penses. The council took the matter
under advisement and if the expense
is not too great will have complete
survey of the existing light and heat
rates made.
In the opinion of the engineer of
the state corporation commission, the
first block of IL kilowatts for the resi-
Dental district is too high and the last
block too low, A readjustment of
these blocks would affect the small
consumer yet would not cut down the
revenue of the light company, it is
said.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
OUR MAYOR is SOME
HIGHWAY CONSUMER

/. B. Koch, vice president and man
ager of the Arizona Lumber & Timber
Co. of Flagstaff, r. A. Nickerson,
manager Of the Saginaw & Manistee
Lumber Co. of Williams, and Louis
Wuichet, prominent Chicago lumber
man, drove AT miles Saturday They
left here early that morning, ac-
companied by the following officials
of the Cady Lumber corporation:
]. G. McQuatters, James G. McNary
and General Manager H. G. Hawkins.
They turned south at Holbrook to
Taylor, then over the new road to
Standard and thence to McNary,
where they inspected the Cady Lum-
Der corporations big mill All the
way, their route taking in Heber,
Pinedale and other points in the White
river country, they found the roads
excellent. There was no snow on the
mountains. They got back to Flag
staff at 1920 that night.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
STATE PIT. A MEETS
GRAND CANYON THREE
DAYS OF NEXT WEEK

Superintendent and Mrs. M. r. Til
lotson and Mrs. S. G. Stephens of
Grand Canyon were in Flagstaff
Wednesday in connection with ar
rangements being made for the enter
tainment next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at Grand Canyon of the
twenty-third annual convention of
Arizona Parent Teacher associations.
An interesting and elaborate pro-
gram has been prepared. Among the
speakers and those presiding at vari-
Gus sessions will be Mrs. E. Elmo Boil
linger Of Kingman, president, and
Mrs. Tillotson of Grand Canyon, vice
president; Governor Hunt, Mrs. John
c. Langdon, Miss Rosa E. White of
Grand Canyon, Mrs. F. NJ Wilkinson,
Mrs. j. E. LeFleur, Mrs. e. A. John
son, Mrs. E. NJ. Neely, Mrs. Eleanor
Armstrong, Miss c. Louise Boehring-
er, Miss Lena H. Burgess, Mrs. S. M.
N Marrs, DIR. Earnest r. Groves of
Boston university, A. M. Davis, Mrs.
Grady Gammage of Flagstaff, Mrs.
Sheldon r. Baker, Miss Rosa Bouton
of Flagstaff, DR.. Byron Cummings,
acting president of Arizona state uni
versity; Mrs. G. t. Stevens, Mrs.
MARY 1n6IdH WllSOH, ". Il. DtuIuS-
want of Grand Canyon, Michael Har-
rison of the national park service, ".
O. Wallingford of Phoenix, Newell w.
Edison, Grady Gammage, president
Flagstaff Teachers college; Joy Elmer
Morgan, editor National Education
association Journal; Emory G. Kolb
of Grand Canyon.
Flagstaff Teachers college "Col-
legiates" will give a musical and
dramatic program. Music will be fur
nished by Prof. c. v. Ridgely of
Flagstaff Teachers college, L. G. Carr
of Grand Canyon, Miss Gala Trick,
Michael Harrison, Mr.. Dalton and
others.
Heads of convention committees are
Mrs. NJ. R. Tillotson, Mrs. S. G.
Stephens, Mrs. j. E. Shirley, Mrs. T.
A. Story, L. G. Carr, Mrs. w. w. viii
son, Mrs. L. G. Carr, all of Grand
Canyon; Mrs. Ross G. Finley of Globe,
Miss C. Louise Boehringer and Mrs.
F. NJ. Wilkinson of Phoenix.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
BACK FROM RAINBOW

D. c. MacEwen, junior vice-presi-
dent of the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Co.; Rupert L. Larson, adj
vertising manager for the Nash Motor
Mo-, both of Los Angeles, and DR.. A.
E. Douglass and G. A. Pearson Of
Flagstaff, piloted by Hubert Richard
son, recently returned from trip to
Rainbow Bridge and other points Of
interest in the Navajo country. Mrs.
Richardson and Mrs. Pearson joined
the party at Inscription House ruins
and accompanied them through Monu-
rnent Valley, all returning to Flag
staff Thursday. Mr.. Pearson has writ
ten an account of the trip which will
be printed in later issue OF The
Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
DR.. Felix Manning
Heads Golf Club

DR.. Felix Manning was elected
president of Flagstaff Country club
on Tuesday night at meeting of the
members at the Arizona Central bank.
He succeeds Rev. E. L. Freeland, who
was elected president about two
weeks ago, but resigned. Felix is am
ardent golfer and has already started
things humnaing toward an unusually
successful year. The links are in fine
shape and golf enthusiasts are there
almost every daylight hour when the
weather is good.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
MRS. HI. C. LOCKETT AND
SONS TO TOUR EUROPE

Mrs. H. C. Lockett spent Wednes-
day here on business, leaving that
night for Phoenix Mrs. Lockett will
not spend the summer here at her
summer home on. Fort Valley road,
5his year as had been her custom, as
she is sailing May % from New
York for four months travel va
cation in Europe. She will have with
her her sons, Claiborne and Bobbie,
and Mrs. Lockett's cousin, Mrs. Hat
tie Coffell Of Los Angeles, who is
accustomed to spending her summers
on the continent.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
CATTLE GRADING TO
BE DEMONSTRATED

Plans for demonstration of beef
cattle grading to be held in the yards
of the Arizona Packing company at
Phoenix May 18 have been completed
by the California Cattlemen's associa-
ton cooperating with the agricultural
extension service Of the University Of
Arizona.
Cattlemen from all parts OF the
state are expected to gather there for
the demonstration, which is planned
to be educational to all COW men,
whether they be interested in feeder
or beef cattle or in producing steers
on the range.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
IN THE SPORT WORLD.
Stars of Yesteryear Flare Up-If Dempsey Comes
Back!-A Gentleman Athlete From England
BY PHILIP MARTIN

THAT year of vindicatlon" you
L heard so much about concern,
ing Ty and iris seems to have
been settled in less than three
weeks.
Both Cobb and Speaker could
quit the game now and be secure
in the knowledge that their life
time records are clear. They have
received a tremendous ovation on
their initial starts this year and
are local heroes in their new baili-
wicks.
washington thinks more OF
Spoke than Cleveland ever did,
due to the stimulation of homage
over the scandal. The same goes
for Detroit, where few murmurs
against the Peach had been nois-
ing about.
II makes ones heart feel warm,
somehow, to see the two old gents
getting along like this.
WHAT are the bozoes going to
w think about Dempsey if he
does come back?
II he goes through Paolino. the
winner Of the Sharkey-Maloney
brawl, and tips over Tunney-
everyone is going to do little
fast thinking and ask was that
Sesqui thing in the bag
If he founders around and IS
messed up they are going to KICK
themselves for being suckers and
wonder if the experts" who bally-
hooed him are on the promoters
payroll.
WE need more chaps like Lord
w "Davey" Burghley, the Brit
ish hurdler, to come over here
and compete in our track meets.
"Davey'' made a great impression
in the Penn relays. He was as
well liked by the men as he was
by the ladies-which is some acld
test for a fellows personality.
Track seems to be a meeting
ground for international sport
that is less fraught with trouble
than football. soccer. boxing and
other college sports that end IN
bad feelings.
You seldom hear of a riot at a
track meet.
THE inside story of Bobby Jones
l. was told me the other day by
the man who, signed him up at
$500 a week to write golf articles
for him.
Everyone. including yours truly
wondered why Bobby had reli-
giously adhered to the amateur
code strictly for so many years
and then suddenly changed his
mind.
"He needed some money. You
know he is married and has Q
family and the nickels weren
coming in fast enough while ne
was attending law classes. He ex
pressed desire to earn It Dy
writing so made him an offer ant
he accepted Immediately. That's
all" So says his new boss
Bobby is a likeable chap. nc
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
CRUMP SAYS DOURINE
AMONG HORSES DOOMED

DR.. T. w. Crump is spending few
DAYS at home from the reservation
this week while he dopes himself for
bad cold. He is very optimistic
over the outlook for the campaign for
the eradication of dourine. Never
before has he received such coopera-
ton from the Indians and everybody
concerned in assisting the q. S. bio
logical survey in the eradication of
this scourge among Indian reservation
horses. The campaign is being waged
in the most intensive manner yet
pursued and it promises to soon end
the disease.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
HOPI RUNNERS DON'T
CRAVE HAM AND EGGS

Four Hopi Indians from Arizona, at
Long Beach, N. Y, for the marathon
race next Sunday, have found that
shore resort wanting in proper cook
ing.
CHARTERED in luxury in roof gar
den bungalow atop hotel and pro-
vided with the best of food, the In
dams were frank in disapproval of
such things as ham and eggs. And
50 the bungalow was equipped with a
stove on the Goals Of which the Indians
can cook their own fare.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
c. OF C. LUNCHEON
MEETING MONDAY

Lets Make Our City Beautiful" is
the slogan for the second CONNER
cial" luncheon of the Chamber of
Commerce at Hotel Monte Vista, Mon
day at 1915, May 16.
/. B. KOCH chairman of the City
Beautiful campaign will be in charge
of the program, the main theme to be
civic improvement. Letters have been
sent to all members of the chamber
enclosing self addressed postcard
for return. Please get these in with
as little delay as possible.
Luncheon starts promptly at 1915
and closes just as promptly at 1870.
An attendance record is kept and it
is up to each member to keep the
standard high.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
GUN CLUB SHOOTS SUNDAY

Flagstaff Gun club will have a 100
bird registered shoot at the local traps
next Sunday, and in addition to the
local scatter-gun men, who are ex-
pected out in force, there will be a
good sized delegation from Jerome,
Prescott and Williams.
The jack rabbit system of money
division will be used and in addition
to lot of sport, the shoot will keep
the boys in shape for the state shoot,
which will be on within few weeks.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
TO ELKs GRAND LODGE

Walter Carlson, exalted ruler of
Flagstaff Elks, left Wednesday for
Nogales to attend the state Elks con-
vention, as delegate. Ray Prochnow,
who is spending his vacation in Phoe-
nix, will also attend. Henry Albers
had hoped to go but pressing business
prevented. Isadore Rubens, visiting
here, drove down for the sessions.
Walter said he would probably return
Monday.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

Lord David Burghley, Of the
Cambridge relay team, is shown
al. the Penn games.
one begrudgessllim his living and
his earning that living in the man.
ner he sees fit. 1t is his business
and nobody else's.
A NEW star has risen in the rid.
"A ing armament. His name ls
Philip Peanuts Goodwin. This
little jockey is only 16 years old
but he has the brain and the cagl-
ness of veteran. He is under
contract to Robert A. Smith. he
halls from Wilmington, Del, and
his old man has charge OF the
stable of hunters on William du
Points estate.
You'll hear more about this kid
later. Weisenheimers at Belmont
and Jamaica tell me he's another
Sande sure.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
ANOTHER COCONINO PRISONER
ESCAPES FROM STATE PEN

Notification was received Monday
afternoon by Sheriff ]. O. Parsons
from the state penitentiary of the es-
cape of Loreto Castillo, a Coconino
county guest at that institution. The
escaped prisoner was sentenced last
October by Judge ]. e. Jones for rob-
bing a southside boarding house for
from one to three years. Castillo
with another prisoner from Pinal
county made his getaway from road
camp at which he was being worked.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
LICENSE DOGS

City Marshal j. r. Cooper has been
given authority by city council to
catch and destroy all dogs which are
not wearing license tags after June /.
This action means that any dog which
is found on the streets of the city
without a license tag will be shot by
officers. June is the date when new
licenses can be secured
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
RALPH DAVIS LOST TEETH
TO GET BACK HEALTH

Ralph Davis got home Saturday
night from Rochester, Minn., where
he left quite a few of his teeth. The
doctors at the Mayo hospital con-
victed said teeth to banishment when
they decided that they had been the
cause of all of Ralph's grief during
the past year. A course of treatment
there and continuation of it here
promises that in year Ralph may
again be hundred percenter as form
erly.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
CORONADO PICNIC
TO BE HELD JUNE 1919

Complying with a number of re-
quests, including one from the Amer
ican Legion, the Clifton Commercial
club has changed the date of the sec
ond annual Arizona picnic at Hanna
gan's Meadows on the Coronado trail
rs miles north Of Clifton from June
1926 to June 1919. This will be the
same calendar Saturday and Sunday
on which the first Coronado trail cele-
bration was held last year.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
REPORTED MRS. ERIC
DENVER IS DEAD

1t is reported here that Mrs. Eric
Denver, for many years resident here
and formerly owner of the Ideal hotel
as well as considerable ranch proper
ty in this section, died few days ago
in Phoenix, where she had been lately.
Particulars have not been learned.
Mr.. Denver died about two years ago.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
GOOD WORK DONE ON
MORMON LAKE ROAD

Major ]. B. Wright, county en-
gineer, is being congratulated on the
fine work he has just done on the
highway north and west of Mormon
Lake as far as Swisher's Montezuma
Lodge. That part of the road is in
better shape than ever before.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

Professor: 81 will use my hat to
represent the planet Mars. Are there
any questions before / go on?"
Student: eyes. Is Mars in
habited?"
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

Copied from dentists nameboard
in Constantinople:
DIR, Dentist, 9th Floor"
Obviously the right story for him.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13
ATK. C. GRAND LODGE

Ray Prochnow, teller Of the First
National bank, and Mrs. Prochnow
are in Phoenix for two weeks va
cation. Ray attended the annual con-
vention of the Knights of Columbus
in session there the last Of last week.
He is grand knight OF Da Silva
council, Flagstaff. Others attending
from Da Silva council are Carter
Jake of Flagstaff and Billie Woods
of Holbrook.
The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

Give the Sun your job printing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-08
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