Frank Stolaroff

"... PAGE SEVEN THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1920 USED ANOTHER'S GASH TO PAY HIS Oil BILL ID LIEN STILL HOLDS Frank Stolaroff of Douglas was buildlns a house. The contractor was M. Morris. 'After the payment of Morris for th work, Stolaroff found that i ?F Was an unPaid lumber bill of 1326, and a lien was attached to the house as an unexpected lean-to. (No - Play upon words intended.) Stolaroff opposed the lien on the ground that he had satisfied the lumber bill when the following developments were made: Morris already owed appellee and the plaintiff in the lien proceedings ..."

"... lo succeed Father Grumbly Seven for Smuggling Dcl. first arrests for smuggling tindor tho embargo scollon of the espionage act, and thc president's proclamation ln wilh lt, were mado Frank Stolaroff, a local merchant and six Mexicans hoing custody hy officers. Tho officers confiscated two wagon of shoes and othor merchandise. S Beaver Finish Hats, $5 H ere's flic newest fall ..."

"... and brought Mr. Morlar to town where Dr. Lackey bandaged up tne toe. it -is very painful and Kill is getting a rest that is not exactly a rest. Frank Stolaroff arrived Wednesday night from llouglus, Arir.ona, where Stolaroff & Earlier own a store. Mr. Slolanilf mme to help close up the aiiuirs ot fie HohIoii Moro, since i that store will chunge huiuU about i the first of ..."

"... Mrs. Farher and (he boys will visit with her sister for a month and Mr. Farber will iro on to DmigUs where he will look after business ther; and Frank Stolaroff will loos 'after the business here. Dr. Diefendoif is home from Dakota where he has spcr.T (he winter. He reports an average winter with an al.undunce of snow and prospects ..."