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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frazer and
two children of Myers, Mont,
visited Mrs. Alma Frazer over
the weekend.
Guests over the weekend at
the home of MI and Mrs. j. M.
AStle were Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Tomlrnson and Mrs. Pauline
Stevens and son, Billy, of st.
Anthony. Idaho, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lechleiter, and
Mrs. George Anne Ney and two
children of Aberdeen, Idaho.
Mrs. Stevens and Billy will re-
main here for a tWo-week visit.
Mrs. Mabel Franklin enter
tanned the Past Noble GrandS
at her home on Wednesday aft
ernOon.
NICE assortment of ties. Also
have mems sox, belts and gao-
ardine pants at L.. AS Dress
making Shoppe.-Adv.
The Montana Matrons will
meet Friday, June 7, with Mrs.
Gertrude Romine at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Egg
new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Wagenman
and family of Toppenish, Wash,
arrived last Monday and arc
guests at the home of Mrs.
Wagenman's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Alex Setback.
Henry Setback of Long Beach,
CAL, arrived last Monday to Wis
it a few months at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Setback. He is at present in the
Big Horn County Community
hospital for surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Setback. Jr.,
of Torrington, Wyo., were guests
a few days this week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alex Setback, ST..
RED barn paint. We have it
in stock. Elder HardWare.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. K. Haffner
and sons, Alfred and Duane, Of
Richland, WASH. arrived last
week and are visiting friends
and relatives in Hardin.
be Grampa. So I'll just hold the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-06-06
MIKE
SEZ-

Gee I've only got a few days
left to file if I'm gonna run for
anything this year.
I think maybe I'll run for
Senator, Representative or even
County Commissioner. I knoe
I'm a cinch on any job. So far
I'm hitting 100 per cent. I've
run about 7 times and have lost
7 times. That's 100 per cent.
If I get elected and hold my
job foi about 4 or 5 terms I'll
retire On my small ranch thai
I'm gonna get otta my earnings.
1t is only gonna be a little deal
like 40 or so thousand ackers
and I'll have a small bunch of
COWS maybe 9 or 10 thousand
he'd. My farming wont amount
to much, maybe I'll put in about
20 or 80 ackers of wheat so that
I kin collect the extra soc a
bushel for a bonus. (As long as
people are starving in Urope
I'll donate my soc a bushel be-
cause the rest will be enuff for
me- Maybe I'll build the st. x
road otta that bonus becuz it
will be my trucks tearing up
that road with the sugar ocut
trucks that haul about IL ton
each. Trucks that haul that
amount wont do any damage to
any road as long as they keep
off of it. Yup then III just sit
at home and by that time I'll
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-06-06

kids on my knees and sing
songs to them. If I don't get
lekted which I'm shure 7 wont
then just disregard this bunch
of bull.
For Sale-Abunch of sity lots.
l or a dozen assorted or togeth-
er. 500 or $1,000. You be the
ledge.
Horse feathers to me is a
bunch of horsehair. That makes
me think of bad bills
So far I've never lost a dime
on a bum customer. It's the
good ones that beat me. I never
trust the bad ones and it's the
good ones that never git
watched.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-06-06
Locals

Mrs. Helen Sullivan left on
Tuesday morning for Jerico,
Mo-, where she will visit for a
few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wagner
and Marilyn were Sheridan
callers on Saturday, May 10.
Pauline Schaller of Missoula
spent the weekend in Hardin.
She returned to Missoula on
Monday to attend summer
school and she will also be en-
ployed there.
WHEN you need paint, see
Elder Hardware Co.-Adv.
Mrs. William Quinn and Mrs.
Russell SchultS and children of
haywood, Mo-, were guests at
the H. P. Schaller home over
the weekend. They left on
Monday for Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. William Jones and Le-
roy and Mrs. Maudie Bailey and
son, Kenneth Mac, are spending
this week in Casper, Wyo.
Joyce Hayden, Jerry Wolf,
charlotte Swain and Darlene
Sayer of Billings were guests Of
Patty Cunningham over the
weekend.
FIR. Peter O'Grady of the Con
zaga University of Spokane IS
spending this week in Hardin.
James Anderson arrived in
Hardin Monday morning from
Lind, Wash, where he has been
teaching public school music.
He is a guest at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E..
Anderson.
GET your favorite magazine
or funnieS at l.. AS Dressmak-
ing Shoppe, across the street
from the postoffice.-Adv.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Martin of
Helena were callers in Hardin
for a few days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Pickard
and Bob of Ogden, Utah, al
rived in Hardin Monday to
spend a few weeks visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox and
family and Mrs. William Cox
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. l.. Blackburn Sunday
afternoon.
Robert Armstrong spent a few
days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cox and family.
Charles Egnew of Laurel ar
rived in Hardin Monday. He
will remain here and his wife
and children will join him later.
Miss Violet Alexander left on
Thursday for a trip to Bozeman
and American Falls, Idaho, for
a weeks visit.
THERE is no better paint
than Gilt Edge. Sold by Elder
Hardware Co.-Adv.
Arthur Stoltzman was a guest
at the B. H. McCarty home
Thursday enroute to Seattle. He
is a former resident of Hardin.
E. C. Kuehn of Missoula ar
rived in Hardin last week and
is spending several days visit
ing his daughter. Jean, and
friends here.
R. J. Jones made a business
trip to Billings Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Geors
stopped in Hardin Thursday
for a short visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Grace Garrison, enroutc
from New York to their home
in San Carlos. Cal. Mrs. Geors
is the former Margaret Bowman
of this community.
KILL the dandelions now with
Weedicide, sold by Elder Hard
ware.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson,
who have been visiting in Har-
din, left for Billings Wednesday
morning. They took Mr. and
Mrs. John Hensen with them
where Mrs. Hensen will 90
through the clinic.
On Wednesday evening of
last week. Donald Weinberg
drove his sister. Dorothy. to
Gardiner where she completed
a term of school on May II
Miss Weinberg plans to work IN
Yellowstone Park this summer
and attend the University of
Southern California this fall.
Donald returned home early
Thursday morning.
GOLD Seal floor wax, Soil
Off. and Simonize polish at Ed
err Hardware.-Adv.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-06-06

In a picture that brings an
unusual combination of 70.
nance and adventure to the
screen, 10Th C~entury.Fox's
"Smoky'', Fred MacMurray
and Anne Baxter will play
the leading roles. "Smoky'',
photographed in Techni.
color, is the screen adapta.
ton of Will James famous
novel.
Harriet Theatre
SUM-. MON., TUES.
JUNE %. "a. rs
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
DR.. 6. {. Law To
Succeed DR.. O'NeiI
At Coolidge Hospital

Arriving in Coolidge Tuesday
afternoon 10 begin practice of
medicine was Or Charles Il. Law
who come TO Coolidge from FL
Monte. Arizona Or. Law will be
associated with Or G.. H. Walker
at Coolidge Hospital succeeding
Dr. j. r O'Neil who leaves after
Christmas for Casa Grande where
he will be associated with DR.. II.
y Lehmberg.
Dr. Law graduated from Rush
Medical School in Chicago in 1888
and served his iaternship in St
Vincents Hospital in Los Angeles.
Then followed five years in Ray
before joining the Navy for two
years before leaving the service
last July as Lieutenant jig.
with Mrs. Law and their three
children Or Law VIII live In DR..
O'Neil's home on Pima Avenue.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
O. n. Walker Is
New President Of
City Civic Group

Selected To head Coolidge Cham
ber OF Commerce for i947 Is Dr.
G. H. Walker who has been an
active member OF the board OF
directors Of the civic group for the
past three years. Dr. Walker was
elected 10 the post at the annual
meeting OF the chamber OF COM
merCe Friday evening. Robert
Gammage is retiring president.
Chosen To serve with him were
II. A. Unger. district manager for
Mt States Tel. and Tel Co. as
vice president. Jack Pond. Valley
National Bank manager, treasurer
while Dr. X. V. Campbell. Paul
Loucks. c. W. Lewis and J. J.
Jones were elected to the board
OF directors.
Jewel England. eattleman and
farmer. appeared before the meet
ing requesting aid in obtaining
use OF range lands now occupied by
Coolidge Air Base. England
stressed the fact that he had no
desire TO obtain any of the build
ings or improvements on the base
but that since the land WAS ori-
ginally under lease TO him at the
start OF the war he believed it 10
be rightfully his now He told the
chamber that cattle not owned BY
himself we're being grazed on the
field.
The chamber went on record as
favoring immediate action by the
county board OF supervisors and
highway department in placing the
road north from Coolidge across
the ella River in passable condi-
ton. The group believes consider
able business Is being lost by
Coolidge merchants because of the
condition OF the route.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
California Authorities
Return Man Accused
Of Coolidqe Robbery

California police have returned
William ]. Crowley TO Pinal coun-
~ sherifrs office after FBI agents
arrested him in Upton, Calf. on
Dec. 5.
Crowley was wanted by Pinal
authorities in connection with an
armed robbery in Coolidge on Jan.
%. when Crowley and three COM
panions allegedly robbed two men
on a lonely country road. using
guns.
The three companions. Johnny
Howard, and two girls. Ann Avery
and Clebe Randolph are now serv-
ing TO 6 year sentences in the
Florence state prison.
Crowley was picked up by the
FBI while using the alias John
Allen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Mrs. Ards Wilson
Temporarily Fills
City Clerk Post

Selection OF Mrs. Ardis Wilson
as temporary city clerk BY n four
to two margin in a secret ballot
with one member not voting was
the main business at special
meeting OF Coolidge city council
Tuesday night Mrs. Wilson will
lin the position left vacant by the
resignation OF Minor Simms until
a qualified man can be found for
the job. and she was chosen with
the understanding that her job
would be on "A temporary basis.
Mrs. Wilson Will also be city
Judge during her incumbency.
Ben Arnold. spearheading a
drive to remove the irrigation
valves from the middle OF North
en Avenue reported that work
would be started Immediately and
that the job should be done in
about a months time Work will
be done By San Carlos Irrigation
and Drainage District and the bill
paid by the city Cost OF work has
been estimated at $1400 and may
be paid out OF funds available To
the city under the recently enact
ed gas tax division law.
Mayor Anderson reported on his
inspection OF the used grader Of
fered by State Tractor and Equip
ment Co. and stated that this ma
chine would be sufficient TO en-
able the city To do all necessary
work until a new machine on or
der can be delivered sometime in
July.
Council referred a plat OF a pro-
posed subdivision OF McIntyre's
addition 10 Mark Layn, city en-
gineer. for his inspection and ap-
proyai. This property lies outside
Coolidge corporate limits but all
streets and alleys In the sub-diyi-
sion must line up with those al
ready in existence in the city.
Because access TO city dump
grounds was cut off when Jon
Goree fenced his adjoining acre
age the city was advised new
dump land must be acquired. Co
rec has made arrangements for
representative O. the State Land
Department i;.- come TO Coolidge
Monday TO aid In finding land that
would be- available TO the city for
a municipal dumping grounds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
increased Salaries
For School Teachers
Aoreed Upon For Al

Increased salaries for school
teachers in most OF the county
schools were agreed upon Tues
day night at a meeting attended
by school board members and
principals from Superior. Florence,
Kenilworth. Coolidge. Casa Grande
and Picacho.
The meeting was called at the
request OF r. W. Taylor. superin-
tendent of Coolidge schools.
While il was agreed that teach
ers would be given a substantial
raise for l947-4S school term ex-
act amounts and details of raises
will not be adopted until a Sec
ond meeting of the same group
which will be held early in Janu-
airy.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20

idge on Mondays. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Additional morning and after
noon schedules also will be inau-
gurated between Phoenix, Flag
staff and Kingman in both direc-
tions. Weekend schedules have
been arranged to provide service
TO and from Flagstaff's famed
Snow Bowl Cussen said.
Under the new schedules, 60
trips will be operated weekly in
and out of the Phoenix hub of the
company's operations, Nelson said.
Weekly schedules in and out of
other Arizona cities will be: Tue
son. 2S; Nogales. 2S: Bisbee. IA;
Casa Grande. 16; Coolidge. 12;
Prescott. "a; Flagstaff, II; King
man. II; Yuma. 4; Globe, Stafford,
Clifton aud Wilcox, 2; and the
Grand Canyon. one round trip tour
every Thursday. starting Decem-
Der 10, plus five scenic tours over
Arizona, the Grand Canyon, Boul-
der Dam and Las Vegas, New, the
tours TO be arranged on a charter
basis with a minimum of Is pass
engers.
1.-THE Phoenix-Tucson operation
is another step in our program to
extend daily round-trip service to
Arizona cities as rapidly as pos
sible." Nelson said. use of air
passenger and freight service is
growing steadily and we will keep
our statewide operations geared
to that growth"
The Phoenix-Tucson schedule
will be inagurated with departure
from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
at Z a. m, Sunday December 15),
Cussen said. 1t will arrive at
Casa Grande at 1920 a. m. and
Tucson at a. IN. The second
flight out of Phoenix Sunday will
be at lao p. m, with a stop at
Casa Grande and arriving at Tue
son at 2 40 p. III.
Arizona Always planes will
leave Tucson daily and Sunday
for the one-hour flight to Phoenix
at 905 a. m. and at 4:55 p. m,
stopping either at Casa Grande or
Coolidge. depending upon the day.
An additional evening trip both
ways between Phoenix and Tucson
will be inaugurated in the near
future when lighting facilities for
making the intermediate landings
are provided.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Delinquent Tax Bills
On Personal Property
Turned Over TO Sheriff

Sheriffs office received nine tax
bills from the treasurer's office TO
be collected during December.
This is a drop from the 32 bills
that were collected last month.
Last month bills included per-
sonal property taxes as high as
S240. this month the highest bill
is SIS. Other personal property
bills ranged from $3.50 to $40.
Most of the bills are for taxes on
farm machinery and equipment
that were not paid The sheriff
has orders to sell the property if
the tax is not paid, and TO collect
the amount of sale for the county.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Marshall Moody
Sells Ownership
OF Gas Company
Natural Gas Service Company
stock sold December 10 10
group Of individuals.

Marshall Moody. president OF
the Natural Gas Service Company
of Arizona. and sole owner. has
sold his stock in this company 10
group OF Illinois individuals. the
transaction having taken place
December 10 He will. however.
continue indefinitely as president
and. according 10 Moody. there
viii be no changes in either per
sonnel or policy.
The company consists OF Farm
ers Gas Company. serving Casa
Grande and EIoy. and the Natural
Gas Service Company which serves
Coolidge. Superior. Clifton. Flor
enCe. and Morenci. Under a con-
solidatiun OF the two companies
this year. they now compose the
Natural Gas Service Company OF
Arizona.
In December of 1895. Moody
started laying pipe In Coolidge.
aad on Christmas Eve OF that
year the addition OF gas 10 the
town was marked when he lighted
a flare at the city meter station
north OF Coolidge.
Since Moody started the gas
company 10 years ago. he has
built up his business from 200
meters al the end OF the first
year 10 where he Is now serving
approximately 5000 families in the
seven towns. Starting with three
employees. including himself.
there is a personnel today OF some
% TO IS persons. Offices are in
each of the towas served. with the
head office In Coolidge
In March OF 1886. Superior was
piped. Casa Gran:e In December
of that year. Florence In June OF
1887. Clifton and Morenci in Oc-
tober. 1870. and Eloy December.
I944
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his stock. he investigated these
persons. b. whom stock Is now
held and knows that the people
will be taken care OF as usual The
Illinois parties see a bright fu-
iure in Arizona. he says. and they
are visitors in the the community
from time to time each year. with
a number OF them expressing de-
sire To make Arizona their future
home
A resident OF Arizona for SO
years. OF Pinal County for 20.
Moody wishes TO express his
thanks for the grand support he
has had In the past. and wants TO
convey to the people his readi-
ness TO help out with any OF their
problems IN this line.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20

ONr. and Mrs. Harold Mars of
Tombstone. former Coolidge resi-
dents. became the parents of ba-
by girl Tuesday. December II.
They have named her Lura. Mrs.
Mars is the former Myrtle Dobson.
OMr. and Mrs. s. c. Mcfarland
and daughters. BOnnye and Joyce
will spend Christmas in Phoenix
with relatives.
OMr. and Mrs. ". ID. Killings
worth and family will leave Mon
day for San Diego, California, TO
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
AirmaiI Service from
Coolidge Pending Word
Of Aeronau+ical Board

Whether airmail will leave Cool
idge directly by plane, now that
the Arizona Airways. Inc. is run
Ming scheduled flights which serve
Coolidge Monday. Thursday and
Saturday. or whether such mail
will continue to leave here by
train, has not yet been confirmed,
according to Postmaster Boone.
He says such information is still
pending word from the aeronauti-
cal board.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Santa Claus TO Arrive
In Coolidge Saturday
By Modern Transport
No reindeer for Santa on his
pre-Xmas visit TO Coolidge
children; flight by helicopter.


Eight tiny reindeer will be left
paw wing the snow AT the North Pole
Saturday when Santa Claus turns
modern invention TO use for a pre-
Christmas flight and arrives I'm
Coolidge via heliCopter. In tune
with the growing population. or
perhaps because OF smaller Chin
neys. or even his own expanding
wMstline. Santa's arrival at a.
m tomorrow in the vacant prop
erty on Central Avenue adjoining
Popular Department store is for
the purpose OF lessening his load
before Christmas Eve He will al
so distribute box OF toys donat-
ed by G. l.. Johnson of the Fire
stone Store.
Arrangements for his early visit
were made by Charles Cohen, to
give Coolidge Youngsters their
chance TO chat with that mysteri-
Gus and jolly gent they're never
quite quick enough to catch
christmas Eve. Who knows. San
ia may even have an ear cooked
for those last minute requests be-
fore he hastens home to harness
up his impatient reindeer. fill his
sleigh with surprises for all. and
make mis- annual Christmas Eve
leap 10 each chimney.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Post Office Open
Christmas Day for
Parcel Delivery

Due to delay in transit be-
cause of heavy Christmas
mailing this year, Coolidge
post office will remain open
Christmas day from 1000 a.
m. to IL noon, and from 1:3o
p. m. to 800 p. m. for the de-
livery of parcels only, accord
ina to announcement OF Post
master J. 3. Boone. No other
business will be transacted.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
Construction Committee
Delays Building Of
Two Prospective Firms

Two prospective business flrms'
one in Eloy and one in Coolidge
were ordered delayed Tuesday be-
cause of building priorities by the
construction committee OF the Cf-
william Production Administration,
which still grants proposed nom
residential building permits. They
are:
A $4,000 store planned by Har-
~ Fabricant, Eloy, as an invest
ment;
A combination drugstore and
restaurant applied for by George
y. Bozovich, Coolidge, to have
cost S11 900.
n
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20
The CaXoA4
Note Book
ANOTHER STEP IN The

progress OF Coolidge was taken
Monday when Arizona AirwayB
passenger planes began making
scheduled stops al Coolidge Air
park The huge planes settle down
on the dirt runways with as much
ease as they DO on the paved
strips % larger airpOrts. While
the present schedule calls for
service three days weekly daily
stops viii be made as soon as
night lighting Is available and
that should be within the next 90
days.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20

complete Black dots represent full metal
half dots
of metal standards of
indicate $500 umen refIec
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-12-20

OMr. and Mrs f. c. Cordy and
family of Glendale, California. are
expected to arrive here today to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Keith
and family. The Cordys are for
mer Coolidge residents. They win
leave for Clarkdale on Christmas
day to be with Mrs. Cordy's broth
er and family.