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The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
80 anyway ews items.

=. -.hu, way received a
fine rlano from the east the
other DAY. " aIiacU said he
wants his children 10 learn some
music. That's right Wallace.
The mill is running in full
speed, the natives were the first
customers. Mr.. Easley, the mil
Ter says, the Indians are raising
quite a lot of wheat of late years.
Jasper Rhoton has again big
smoke at his yard but this time
he is cooking sweet stuff. Jas
per says this is the best sorgum
he ever made since he came from
Kentucky.
Thomas R. Greer and fam
lily, and the Misses Ellen Greer
and May Denham, and Virgil
Denham, left last Saturday in
r. d. Greer's auto for Holbrook
to be present at the McCleve-
Greer wedding.
Patrick Mclean, partner of
Miner Jones, is back from Gal
lup. Mr.. Mclean has large
drilling machine on the road
from the east and as soon as the
machine arrives he will drill the
good stuff" out of the ground.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

(From The Evening Herald of
Santa Anna, California, of Sep
TENDER %, 1918
The remains of Creed Childers,
who was killed in the accident
which crippled Vanderluis, was
inferred in the Santa Ana ceme-
terry. The father of the young
man is an Odd Fellow, being a
member of Lodge No. 20, at Es-
tancio, New Mexico, and he tele-
graphed George Peters, a mem
Der of the local lodge, to take
charge of the body. The funer-
al services will probably be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the chapel of Mills & Winbig-
Ter. No word has as yet been
received from the wife of the
dead man.
The last sad rites were per-
formed over the body of Greed
Childers, Wednesday afternoon
at the chapel of Mills & Winbig-
Ter, Rev. Paul E. Wright gave a
heartfelt talk. "A stranger in
a strange land" was being cared
for and it touched the hearts of
the few Rebekahs and Odd Eel
lows who, out of respect for the
father of the dead, Mr.J. d. Chill
ders, of Snowflake, Az. attended.
The pallbearers were George Pc
tiers, j. E. Liebig, Roy K. Bishop,
c. w. Sheats, H. H. Allen and
VIM. Jerome.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

(From The Evening Herald of
Santa Anna, California, of Sep
TENDER %, 1913
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
THE RANCHERS' TRUST.

The stockholders of the Ranchers'
Trust company held meeting at Wins
Low, Wednesday, for the purpose of
determining whether to perfect the
organization of the company or abandon
the proposition, and it was decided to
let the matter drop and make a demand
on the directors for the return of all
notes given for the purchase of stock
in the proposed company
w. H. Burbage, it is said, resigned
as president some few days ago and Ed
Bargman took the presidency. Mr..
Burbage stated, rumor says, before the
committee that personally he was in
favor of the Ranchers' Trust being re-
organized, that he thought it a good
thing.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
NEWS ITEMS FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Lakeside News Items.
Continued from Page L.


On account Of the fertile soil
and the extra fine mountain eli
mate, Lakeside has taken the lead
in raising vegetables. Many trav-
elers have expressed the opinion.
All are united in the statement
that Lakeside has no equal in all
other parts of the state in garden
products. The farm crops are
all first-class. With the extra
facilities of mountain streams,
the surrounding fine timber, the
fertile lands, and the prospects
of being at the head of the rail-
road, Lakeside bids fair to be
one of the coming towns of the
state.
Ezra West and Augustus Han
sen have just completed August
us's new silo. This is the first
silo erected in the country. Lake
side always takes the lead. All
the farmers in Navajo county can
do we'll to make a study of Mr..
Hansen's silo. 1t is a wonderful
saving of time, energy, crops,
and of dollars and cents. 1t S
estimated that ten tim es tn e
amount Of stock feed per ton
weight can be put in a sifo than
can be stored away in barn by
the old system. And the feed is
also preserved and kept fresh and
green the whole winter through.
The silo is built in the shape of a
round tower about thirty fe It
high, and has doors at the side.
It is built out Eof two by four
planks.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
Gone To Get Married

Marion Flake, Charles Fs..
Miss Cynthia Morris and NM
Louise Willis departed SundI
last, going by team, for Holbro']
Mr.. Flake and Miss Morris y
proceed to Salt Lake where Al
will be married in The Tenn
joining together into single Nj
piness two of our most poppIl
young people. On their rehI
they will visit Los Angeles, pbol
nix and Albuquerque. The HI
AID extends heartist feHds
tons.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

Bishop N. A. Brimhall of la
lor, and Miss Caroline Smith
our city, left on Tuesday NOR
ing mail stage, They have g1
to Salt Lake City to be mama
in the Mormon Temple there,
Miss Smith was born Al
raised in Snowflake and is lUT1
and highly esteemed by all VI
know her.
Mr.. Brimhall is one of our b
known ranchers and Bishop
Taylor, and a man who is li|
by all who have the pleasure
his acquaintance.
In the marriage of Miss SnI
and Mr.. Brimhall will be unit
two of Navajo counties n
prominent families. THE ID
AID extends a full measure
happiness.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
Woodruff News Items.

Mrs. ]. B. Pace is quite poorly,
and Miss Effie Lewis is down
from 7 a ylor experimenting
things around the house for the
sick woman.
We saw James D. Smithson and
Lazelle Fish pass with some four
loads of freight for Apache, show
ing that a little freight is going
this road.
Levi Brinkerhoff came in Sat-
urday with a load of lumber from
Springerville, he says that it is a
long and hard road to haul lum-
Der over.
On Sunday Professor Poison of
the st. Johns Academy passed
through here, he stated that he
was on his way to SaltLake City
to attend a teachers institute, so
he reported.
The little boy, Ambrose Fish,
has started on his third months
tussel with the Typhoid fever by
sitting up little, he says that
in two more weeks he will be
able to walk. we hope so.
Our school has started out in
excellent shape with an enroll
ment of fifty pupils. They are
doing good work, and the teach
ers, Mr.. Haynes and Miss Ruth
Savage, are doing their utmost
to make the school a success, and
the prospects are that they will
break all previous records in
having an up-to-date school.
VIM. A. Hunt came in from
Dry Lake on Saturday to move
his family out there, but tina t
night he was taken with bilious
attack and he was not able to
start back until Tuesday. Tn e
Howard family have been busy
the last week moving out to Dry
Lake where they intned to remain
this winter and try and make dry
farming a success next year.
Last week Mr.. Adelbert Hatch
in coming down from Snowflake
had a very unpleasant experience,
as well as a dangerous one. On
coming to the Colorado River he
found it too high to attempt to
cross, so h e went above som e
distance to a crossing. Here he
took out one of his animals and
and rode over to test the feast
bility of attempting to cross with
his wagon, he got over all right
but on coming back his animal
slipped and both went down stream
in the turbid flood. After being
swept down several rods in the
raging torrent of muddy water he
managed to get out. Not caring
to venture in again he spent the
night in his wet clothes shivering
over a little fire that he had man.
aged to start, and happy that h e
escaped so we'll.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03
Snowflake is blessed with Sto

Snowflake is blessed with Stou
that few towns can equal al
rarely excel. Large stocks, w
selected and prices that shod
stay the migratory inclination
those thinking that going to Il
railroad is economy. 1t is no
cost a much or more there, al
the trip there and back, can ID
be called excruciating, as Il
roads are so miserably miSera6
as to be beyond compare.
When the railroad comes
course we will forget it.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

Good people all, both great and small
On Friday the 10TH, at the social hall,
Will be the biggest sale this fall.
So bring your purse and give us call,
And see what's doing at the social
hall.
Doors open $50. Ice Cream for sale
400 P. M. Big auction 500 P: M.
Remember, October Tenth.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

M. Nicholson & Son, handle all kinds
of Iron Fence, especially for Cemetary
Purposes and are the sole agents for
Navajo and Apache counties.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

Smith and Company have in a
fine line cotton batting very reas-
enable price just call around.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-10-03

j. o. Freeman. Barber. Salts
faction guaranteed, or "Whisk-
ers Returned"
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sfuksNad)ricDten.
Gtnctnnati Sui


SIN GineiHnGtitr Eifrtft Diro Der fSlus
iaHgiam fallen, ausgtHommsn Bel Gincinua'
II, NO Der 5lub itationdr icin miro. 8et hit'
Tiger Stubt bate ecr 5lub gsitern abeno el'
ne Sobe bon s.3 iSug.
Die fOIgtnOsa Espeid;n traftn pabrtaa
bts gefrietn Cages bier eta.
gtttsbura, pa. Der Slus bds siuen
BaFsrhaub BON 81 5uS unb fdut.
gat(ettsbara, aa. Der 5lus bat el .
ntn BaEtrIfaub ben 81 CUB uno fsbt.
gortsm3utd. D. DIR Mus bat etnea
&afsrRano BON 80 une fetst.
partersburq @. 81. Ter TGus bat
sinsn @aFerfanb bon 6.3 SuS uub fdut.
sauambd Sails, s8 ga Der sIuB bat
sintn @aHtrAaHo bon l.S 9ub uHS itebt.
gbarItston, gS. gu. Der slus bat
tinsn @aFsrhanb bon 10 Gub uHb Febt
gt. gIeafant, %. Sa. Der SIas bat
sineu @aF.raanO ben As GUS uHb iaIlt.
esuisbiIl., as. Der Slas bIs ,iuen
@aNtrfnHo bon s.5 Gus uub iteigt
paHsetIis, Sns. Der 8Iuk has .t'
utu 8aFrfans Don OIL gus uno faat
gairo, 81. Der Stub bat .tuea ga Ter
fano bed 1875 Sat uHo feigt.
Wsmpbis, EsnH. B.rFiu5 hat eiRsa
&aHtrfaHb bon l4.3 Gus uao fnnt.
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aeberiit rubis.-SeutlOd firfts ss--ssc,
ieconbS 27--28c.
Borfi III felt. ssamilp e24.00--25.00,
fbort clear e20.75-22.25, MeG $22.60- -28.00.
Beef mar Diliig. Satnup $20.0o--
22.00, NaeB 4is.00--i8.50.
Gut Meats linb itettg.--Sepbfelte Bel.
lies, 10 bts IL 8fuHb, 10 - 17e bo-
ShtHfsn 15Kc.
Ghmals mar fart. - Ribble g4eit
pritnd sl1.30-114o; Raffnirtes 1T feiter.
Continent sii.s5, .. ". sl2.s0, COMPOUND
g34--gHc.
TaIg mar itetia. - Rrima gitp su &c,
Gountrp 5k--8xc, GpeciaI 6Kc.
BdummcllI Idame n. Del 1T felt. -
grtnin CONNER gelbes $s.50--9.25.
9etrofeum III felt. - Raffinirtes W.w
port Buff $500; Barrels $s.7o; GATES
$11 90.
BoIIe rubis. ~ ROmsitic glesce Ohio
2T---2Se.
par5 fauu itetis. Struiusb, sepobnIites
bis alftss s4.00.
Terpen III ftetia su 4Oc.
Refs 1T rahig.- etnseimii9er 37s--6e,
9atna 6ls--84e.
gRolafies In ruhia. - Qtu Orleans
Open Rettle, gutter bic dolce, 85-66c.
80 Teit, 2.9se, Centrifugal 90 Teit 5.48e.
W0lahess 3ndtr 80 Teit 2.T3e Rafiinirter
feit-Gut 2oaf 5.80c, gruibeo 500, NpuIo
u 4.s5c, Cubes 475c, Boubereb 4.80c,
grannlateb 4.50c. Tiamoub ~ 45o, gpns
feeioners "a" 4.85e, glu. 4.30c, go. 9 4.05e,
ac. 8 4.00e, go. 4 1856, Ro. s s.90e, go.
8S5e, go. 7 B.s0c, Ro. 8.s5c, SO. 9 8.Tot,
Ro. 10 1856, No. IL s.80e, Ro. l2 3.55e.
Ro. 10 8.50C. BIO. 4 3.J0c.
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ghlcaao Q. sIuli.

~ "a W -. R1AA"
Wetsen. --5ar gulf 50 - s9Ze, am
GnluB sssxe; FIR September s9K Kc,
am SbluB 90K; fir 9esembtr s2 1886,
am ShIub S84c.
8ell1forn -Sar gull 604--s1 3sc,
am StauB 6I1fe; fir September 8lM -
52ke, am Ghlus 1886; fur Te5entber IS n
$3.50, am SdlIub 5sBc.
6nfes. - Ttr 9uIt 4o1k - IL Hc, am
Shlub 419se; fir S.ptembsr 42K-481ke, c,
ar StIub 43e; fir 3sssmbsr 43H--44Ks,
am 5hluB 48ke.
Rogaen. - 9o. 81H-62e.
BerIt {. --50-84e.
fimptbpiaamsn- - Rsusr ts75-
AIS.
eeiaameH.-s1 per geEtner.
WeBuDrt - t20lO per obi. -- iEiir
.1ut s20.9e K--21.10, am Sdblub t20.07 \
fir Sept. s20.s7K -2100, am SaIuB
s2I.00.
Samaf5. -s1i.52H Der 100 8fuRe.--
1ar 5mi tl1.40 lI.50, ON Shiub
sll.50; FIR Geptembsr sl1.42Z - 11.65.
AM Shlus sI1.65; iar Cftobsr sll.80-
1l70. am SdIuS si170.
Short RippenfeiteH. 49, Sl1.62 u
-l2.25 per 100 Bfuuo. - Siir auli s1l.S5
-1i.90, am ShIuB f1l.9o; fir Ssptsm.
Der $l1.9O-lt.g7K. an SaluB sl1e5;
fir Etiober Sll.I0 l1.75, am Sblut
Sl1T5.
Butter mar Observation-Disclosures
23k-25e per BfaHo.
gieL-aRarft unuerdHoert. -- Crbiuarr
Friis l7c, firits iTHe per Suseuo.
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8 { ~ pers. .. Sali

Wshl. - Ntartt iietig uno lebhafter. -
Sprina 4ateat e4.50-4.95. gHiuter 5traigais
&4.45--4.55, aaintsr gatents o. 75--5.i0,
Sprina clears t40o-420. Ggtra 80.
gplufer s8.30--4.I0. Grtra 30. . DO. %. To-
$50. Ranias Stroights s4.20--4.8o.
HeageHmebl mar iteiia. sgair Bib
suies %. so-3-s5, toiee bis faHep ss.s0--
400.
NRaismebi mar ifetia. ---iyetnes peises
unS selbes si.4o-l.4s, sro5es si.S5--i.40
RiinSrieh 48.45.
aosseH III itstis- - SO. . @eItsrn SIC
c. If. Mem Oer.
Gerit ii itetie. - Ratsserite 59--65e.
clf Buffalo. syeshing 54e, {. l. I. Stern
port
Wsisem. - Marft mar fen. - Ro. .
Ecthsr S6 NC c. I I. tm gieDotor unb e8 Ae
(. o. b. ihspimmeuh. no. / RDrftern 7uluth
l0i Nc lob. inmimmsnb.
We fIdbfpru- - Der MRarst mar R0rf
Gypcrt 6Dks 4. o. b. fduimmeno.
oafer. Rnrff mar ielt. --- Gionbart
usiber 47--4Tke, Ro. rpei6sr 47xs.
Rc. q 846k-47s. 9r.4 4 45k---46e, eroiHdres
abgeihntitener netEer 48k --t4Tc. fanep
abobsefAniftener peibsr 4sk--49ke I'M
Gisrdtcr.
ceu iii Stesia.- Rp. roe K--l05e. Rs.
q eo--06f. Ne. 3 75--S6e.
0cpfsn IN teit. - Gtnte orbinarsr bis
6cffe 1919. f4-1ee; 1911, o--i4e; WociEs
Gcaif 1919, l5--lSe. 1911 like.
cAHtss isnb feit = Central Umersrc
sehs ccSptd esk k-sos<s
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tigfeit srlangen tonnen, bdb Tid auf
ben S6tffen, bic In ibrsn Bereih tom,
men, fein Mdnn uuf ben getRen 3u
balteu oermag, DAB bic 5abr3euge dufs
ge6oben uno iDgur Die Slide iiber ots
U}teresfLdae smporgefhnellt rpsroen.
Nnbererfeits fpnnte man 3uipetlen bes
oba6ten, baB Die Cberfld6e Deg Daia
iers in benz fpdtsreu 8erIdufe bon ioIs
den Qusbrii6en perbdItniBmdBtg rus
1iq blie6. 90 beridtet Elm Qugen3eus
ge BON elmer unterieeiifsn &aDusgrups
ton in Der y1dbe Der 9afeneinfabrt in
Die aealatetulas8dt (6aDaij) H. q.
5olgenOes: ,Rahulittu9s fubren mir
in 8ooten nab Der Stelle, no bds
WaTer am itGrtften toAte uro be'tdns
big 3oblreiI6e grobe GaDaitiite an Der
SberfIdte eri6tenen uno 8egen bic
8oote ItieBsn. Sn elmer Wtinute tpurbs
unIer Boot BON ntht tpeniger als feds
Stiiten Gabo getroffen, bic ettpu 3pet
aubitfuB Qrcb tparen, oo6 fit tos
5abr3eug our6aus teinen ShQoeH, ou
bic 2aoa poQitduotg tueit mar. Gtus
mai Iabeu mir mebrere 6unbert ROTH
glitEsnDe Qupditiite um6ertreibeu, ite
fanten aber na6 Der GrtdItun9 ehenTO
ihReQ, ME Iie aufgeitieger iparen. Die
1iefe oes WaTers betrdqt IN oisiem
Weerestbeile 81 bis 40 Wletsr.
5eOenfaus Qeb0ren bic unterieetih,u
8uItanau8briite gu ben tnter2Tanirs
ten geOIogiI6en Grf6einungen. Biz iih
auf unierem GrobaLIe abipieIen. 5ie
reihsn bis in bic fernen Soften 3uriid
fpie por uqem bic pieIen Dultantitet
5uffe nit eiuqsidloTener Refsn ron
Seetbtsrer perratben. bic it6tlih febr
.fri6en GrDperio0cn anqeh0ren.
Or. GmiI GQrtbous.
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Miuhple Rei auBerorneuiGih
aeriRger Rahirage mar Der gtartt gang
id1leppene uno bic Beetle unreeelmoBi1.
CUTE Uaiiffiihe plrsH In gutter Adt)frage
unb ltart, cnoers Sorlen ifetla.
SaiueIe 5tiere t7.25---1.T5, Grtra t7.s5
- s.i5. Cnien s300-8.25, ;EIsiIheriiier,
1925 IS, ouSerleiene bis trtra tI15--
sos. 0sifers s5.0O-7.25. gItra s1.50--Z.15,
Rllte e4.D0--5.s5, auserIeisne bis eItra
1s. .0o-6.25. Gamers e3.D0-4.00, Stoders
unb fsseoers tS.25-7.25. Stof. Seiiers 1926
--s.25. 5iod-aaae s4J0o--5.0O.
BuIIen. 3is 3nfuhr mar leitt une
bic 4reiie itarf uno siipas bober.
ARaaere uRo Ieit3.e t6.0o-6O0, Bclpafd
t8.0o-8.50, gItra s6.6o--6.T5. i.tts Buaeu
ed25--8.75.
RdIber.- lie aainbr mar siemlit
gut uno Der Rartt bel hetisen 8reiien Isbs
bait.
artra 5000, fair bis gut. leitbts $500
8. rs, prbtadre ane grobe t5.5o-s.50.
khlbsr in ben Rommtfiions. SauFeru. -
SdRcp g}4c. prima bis auser!eienesA A-94c,
oroindre 5A-.kc.
SHweinf. 49, Tie 3uiuhr mar wieosr
aegina, bic Ereiie stspas toher in anbetrahi
bes begreusten Scrra!bs.
Sthmere Ee1tpeine bracbten $3.50
quite bis auserltieHs Eerpafnnas uno iSlsi.
fsAeriorfeH ts.s5 - $50, seHiidie Ser.
padAnasforten 1915 - s.s5, orbinare b,s
aMserleiens ietmere Fette Sdue $3.50. 80
GTtrn Ss.s5, Staas S4.50---7 90, GEfra s7-00.
Ietst,te gerianoticEien $ss5-sOO. Seriel
pcu TOO Rfnne uno weniaer sa.0o-S.s0.
10 Rotis. an 4. uno 5. Gull
Iinoei fetn Rartt itati.
Sdaie 2amraex Snioles gu
ter Acghiraqe mar Der Marst ltbhdit une
Der greis ffir gits fEriibIahrs. 9ammer l0G
h6ber. Shafe maren nnoeranoert
Shafe. Grtralethte s435, gut,
bis auserielene s400-426, ,preindre bis gutI
s2.50--375, icbnere Ehafe $3.50 - 400
| .5ahrIinae S3.5o--5.50. Rafierihafe *3.5t
-4.25, GIfra $4.35--4-50.
2dmmer. .-5riihlabrss2dmmsr Grtra s7.5(
-sT6o, quite bis auserIeIsne s7.00-7.5o
| crbindre BIS quite S5.50-6.7o, euIs S4-25-
o0o
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9d8liber Wtarftberi@t.
Gfneinnati. 3. auli lels.

Cincinnati. Q. gull 1913.
lie HadfoIgtnbsn Enotirunseu besiehsH
fit nur auf GHgros. TraHsdftioneH. Bel
iietnereH Gei4di ten merosH etros b6bers
Fretle bere4Hst.
grpptiipneH
Ter Rarft mar rusis. oie preife ffttia.
Ehmags, - Qrima 5tsam slf.0o -
li20 7. rb.
9rDfens,fats.Hss SI.tf9. -
Martt fiefsg.--Shcrt dear SeiteR 12z -
lane. fbcrt HipptHisiieu 1z--i2ke, EXTRA
Ibort dear Seiien fe--l2ks. SAuliern
lek-lske, Bellies iS4-isks Icls anb
Nc Hehr e-rpGft.
Bacon. - gsartt ftstia. sbert dear
Geiien 1s4 -iszc, tupe Rtppenfeiisn 10
--iskc. trtra ihort dear EsifeH lS---l84cc
Ehultern l2H-l2ke anb Bellies i4h-
N4e iofs uno xe per Riano msbr per
padi.
Sugar Cursd.yiafd. - Rartt IN Iteiis
S4iHfeu iSk - iske, Htcnie S9ultern.
i8 iske, Srtaffnis Bacon 81 - acc,
Sduiiern i4-14Ks, Rem pcrf Gut 5hul.
tern iaA-l4ke, irofeue Geef.S1iHfsn
e24 .00--s5.O0.
saseep6deltss GieiIG.-Rar,s
fitiig. Shinten i44 -l4Ae, 9ienie Snul.
tern 1o4-l1e, Bellies l4K - i6c, S4ul-
tern liH-iiAs. ar,p Dort Gut S4ugiern
flk-i2e.
Srifaes gIeif6.- stin,en i4A--
i5c, 4icnie.S 6ultern i0z-i0xr, GAuI.
tern i0k--1oAs, Mort @,ppsRisittm ION
Lie. fbort dear Sstten 1l--itks. tytrn
bort Ssiien i0k - lie Bellies ID - isc
per Rfnnb-
R.hI 0efreioe
N ehi.--Reues Dinter gatent t4.e5-
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