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The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Strawberry Short Cake
K c Strawberry Short Cake

By Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
21 Guns siffed r,dsfrn -four. 2A IereL
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25

and so cents for other species. The
cutting period is nine years, subject to
readjustment of stampage rates in
1918.
The area on the Tusayan is near Will
liams, on the Santa Fe lines, which furn-
ish ready access to the general market.
The timber is to be cut prior to Decem-
Der 81, 1915. and the contract price is
So so per thousand feet.
In both these sales the timber will be
cut by the companies in conjunction
with timber owned by them in the va
cinity. The government expects to get
an approximate gross returned OF $ll5,-
600 from the two sales, of which about
$28, 75O will go to the counties in which
these forests are situated. lieu of taxes.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25

Notice what the Herald of Albuquer-
has to say in their ad on page of this
issue.
Mrs. Lon Merrel passed thru Snow
flake Tuesday on her way home to
Showlow from Holbrook.
Wendell Frost is said to be improving,
of late and hopes are entertained of his
complete recovery.
Quite a crewd of our young people
went to Taylor Thursday night, about
10 D. m. to take in the dance there.
Mrs. r. L. Newman, Ruel Smith,
Mrs. Ruel Smith and mother Mrs. Bates
were here last Saturday-on business
and visiting.
Frank Gibson was here from his
rance to see Pioneer Day celebration.
Angus L. Willis, one of our most
prominent ranchmen and stockmen was
here during the week.
Don Cooley some down from his ranch
last Sunday and stopped over day in
Snowflake continuing monday to Hol-
brook to visit his brother Chas.
Cooley.
Lehi Howard visitor in Snowflake the
first of the week, from Woodruff, he
came up with John Fish, wife and chill
dren. Mr.. Fish took back to Woodruff
on bis return last Wednesday taking
with him his grandson Ambrose Fish of
Lakeside.
C. H. Wallace, the "buggy" man
from Marshalton, Iowa departed this A..
M. for Holbrook, from where he will go
to Orange California, to visit with his
family. He disposed of some five car
loads of buggies in, around and nigh
Snowflake some buggies.
Henry Nicholson, brother of E. Mick
elson, the monument maker without a
peer, was here on visit to This brother
few days ago. He returned home to
Thatcher, last week. In speaking of
his trip from Thatcher over the noun
tains toSnowflake said the roads were
just as good as could be wished for and
fine to travel over.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25
Government Sells Timber in
Arizona and California.

Two sales of government timber, ag-
gregating over 81, 600, 900 feet, are an
nounced by the U. S. forest service.
The LaMoine Lumber and Trading Com
pany contracts to cut %, 10000 feet of
saw timber from the Shasta national
forest of California, and the Saginaw
and Manistee Lumber Company of Flag
staff bas purchased "a, 800, 900 feet of
green and dead pine and fir timber on
theTusayan national forest of Arizona.
The California sale included several
kinds of timber, at the following rates
thousand feet: 1925 for sugar pine;$2.
25 for yellow pine; 81. 25 for Douglas fir,
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25
PIONEER DAY
in SNOWFLAKE

Thursday, July oath, Pioneer
Day." was celebrated in an en-
thusiastic manner by the entire
population of Snowflake assisted
by quite a number of people
from adjoining towns.
The parade at 9. a. m. was
well worth seeing. being: Pio-
neers on horseback, followed by
Four Generations; Brigham
Young in his carriage: and sew
eral other decidedly interesting
features, among them the ''Pio-
neer Hand Cart" fashioned after
the early day mode of traeel, and
it depicted the trials and hard
ships our early pioneers the
men and women who blazed the
way and made it possible for the
present generation to live in
peace and plenty in one of the
fairest spots on earth in their
pioneering.
Frank McLaws had a decided
ly good display of Invention,
Machinery, and Mechanics. In
fact every unit of the display re-
flected the utmost credit on those
who participated.
The speaking, music, etc. in
the Social Hall at 10 a. m. was
enjoyed by a crowd that filled
the hall. Messrs. VIM. ]. Flake,
A. L. Rogers, w. w. Willis, and
Bishop John Hunt, and the hu-
morous talk by Bishop Fish, as
we'll as all the other parts on the
program, were listened to very
rapturously by every one present.
The young ladies who rendered
the singing and music are en-
titled to full praise for the parts
they took, all of whom did ex-
ceedingly well, especially Miss
Ellen Adair who sang an entire
ly original song that would please
an audience anywhere, and she
deserves much praise for her
splendid singing.
At the conclusion of the enter
tainment, a pleasing surprise
was sprung on the audience in a
farce executed by Master Paul
Rogers and little Miss Fern
Shumway chaperoned by Miss
Leah Smith, which was an "Old
Man and Old Woman" with a
donkey on the stage. They car
ried their part ont so well that it
was voted the hit of the day.
They sang "old folks" songs
that certainly took with the au-
dience.
In the afternoon the children had
an enjoyable dance in the hall.
Other amusements were horse
races, running races, rte. Every
visitor voted the day one well
spedt.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25
HOLBROOK ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Continued from 1st page.)

S. D. Smith made a business
trip to st. Joseph last Monday.
The McLaws garage is nearing
completion, the roof being fin
ished this week.
Miss Ruth Garrison is filling
the position of deputy recorder
for Mr. Houck.
Henery Marble and family of
Concho, were business visitors in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Rogers and family
of Snowflake, spent Sunday here
visiting her son Lorenzo and wife,
and returned home Monday.
C. |. Houck and wife came in
from their ranch near Heber,
Sunday, and before returning
home made a trip to Winslow.
Tomas Ortego has recently O.
pened grocery store and meat
market in his building formerly
occupied as a saloan.
S. D. Keyes, Jr., the affable
cashier of the Bank of Winslow,
was a business visitor at the
county seat last Saturday.
@. r. Gardner, contractor,
and the several smaller Gardners,
employed on the Lathrop building
spent Sunday at their home in
Woodruff.
Chairman ]. E. Richards of
the Board of Supervisors, and A.
B. Randall of St. Joseph, were
at the county seat Monday tran
Sactlng buSiniSS.
Rev. Reed of the Presbyterian
Church at Phoenix, filled the pull
pit of the local chnrch Sunday
evening and delivered a very in
teresting sermon to an appreciat-
i've audience.
Miss Adelia Kemp and Miss
Marble of Concho, were here Sat
urday morning, returning home
from Flagstaff, where they both
have spent the summer .attend.
ing the Normal school.
The State Tax Commission has
called a meeting of all county as
SCISSORS and Boards of Supervisors
for the 18th inst. at Phoenix and
have ordered that all the original
tax rolls for the year be brought
to the meeting for comparison OF
valuations.
DR.. Pearl Udall, osteapath OF
st. Johns, who has kept an of
flee at the Holbrook Hotel for
several months past for the treat
ment of her patients, left Tues
day morning for Los Angeles,
where she expects to remain for
some time.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25

of directors shall have the powe,
to fill all vacances ACQUIRING N
the board from any cause for thu
unexpired term. And shall havs
the power to CONTROL and manaps
the property of the corporation
and to sell, lease, mortgage
otherwise dispose of and des
with all the real and persona
property of the corporation. The
following persons shall constitut
the board of directors until Their
successors are elected and have
qualifie d, to-wit; A. TillmaO
Willis, Marion L. Flake and Ken.
ner C. Kartchner. Who Were
duly elected as such directors al
a meeting of the undersigned in.
corporators and members of the
Home Circle Insurance Associa.
citation. Held at the Bank oil
Northern Arizona building, h|
Snowflake, Navajo county, Ar.
zona, on this fifth day of July
1913, for the purpose of electing
directors Of this corporation.
ARTICLE z.
The private property of the
members of this corporation shall
be exempt from corporate debts
or liabilities of any kind what.
ever.
ARTICLE 8.
The highest amount of indebt.
edness or liability, direct or con.
tingent, to which this corpora
ton at any time subject itself
shall be Ten Thousand Dollars.
In witness wheref the said cor.
porators have hereunto set their
hands and seals this fifth day Of
July, 1918.
A. TILLMAN WILLIS. IL. ST.
KENNER C. KARTCHNER. (L. 81
MARION l.. FLAKE. (L. S.
State of Arizona,
County of Navajo. %
Personally appeared before me
Joseph w. Smith, a notary pub.
lie, in and for Navajo county,
state of Arizona, A. Tillman Will.
is, Kenner C. Kartchner and Mar
ion L. Flake, known to me to be
the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing in.
strument, and acknowledged to
me that they executed the fore
going instrument for the pur-
pose and consideration therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and sea
of office this 5th day of July, A.
D., 1913. JOSEPH w. SMITH,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb'y
26th, 1916.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25
Original Tax Roll for 1913, Com.
pleted.

w. F. Williams, county assess
or, has the original tax roll for
1918 completed, the total show
ing the valuation of the county
to be 81. O52, 486. SO, over half of
which being assessed to the A.
T. &. S. F., railroad company.
The railroad assessment being
as below tabulated:
Right of way through county
So, ,381, $40. 90
Lands and Improvements 265, ,242.85
City Lots and Improve
ments, Winslow 81, 90
Ice Plant, Winslow 10000, 90
Electric Plant, Winslow $4,000, 90
Water System, Winslow 9O,OO0.O 90
Total So, ,816, 492. IS
People who are prone to grow
melancholy because of their per-
sonal contributions towards the
expenses of maintaining the
government, and complain that
the large property owners in gen.
eral, and corporations, and rail
roads in particular, are getting
off easier than the small holder
would do well to study these fig
ures and take a second thought.
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25
ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION
OF THE HOME CIRCLE IN
SURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF ARIZONA.

UT AAZOlNA.
Know all men by these pres
ents: That we, The undersigned
have this day associated our
selves together for the purpose
of forming a corporation under
and by virtue of the laws of the
state of Arizona, and for that
purpose do adopt the following
articles of incorporation, to-wit:
ARTICLE /.
The name of this corporation
shall be ''The Home Circle Insur-
ance Association" And the
names, residences and Post Office
addresses of the incorporators
are as follows: A. Tillman Willis,
Kenner C. Kartchner and Marion
L Flake, all of Snowflake, Navajo
County, State of Arizona.
ARTICLE 2.
The principle place in which
the business of the corporation
is to be transacted is at Snow
flake, Navajo Co. State of Arizo-
ma; and such other place or places,
within or outside the state of Ari-
zona as the board of directors may
determine; where meetings of
the directors may be held and all
business of the corporation trans
acted.
ARTICLE 3.
The general nature of the bus
mess in which this corporation
shall engage is as follows, to-wit
The writing of cheap insurance
ARTICLE 4.
This corporation being of a
fraternal nature shall be without
capital stock.
ARTICLE 5
The time of commencement OF
this corporation shall be the date
of the issuance ITO it by the
Arizona Corporation Commission
of a certificate of incorporation
And the termination thereof
shall be twenty five years there
after, with the privilege of re.
newal as provided by law.
ARTICLE 6
The affairs of this corporation
shall be controlled by a board
of directors, consisting of not
less than three nor more than sew
en- members, andsuch other subor-
dinate officers and agents as they
may oppoint; the board of direct
ors shall be elected annually by
members of this corporation from
among their members at the an
nual meeting of the members in
each year and shall hold office un-
til their successors are elected
and have qualified. The board
The Snowflake herald., 1913-07-25

S. B. Booth of the Navajo-Apache
Telephone Co., has been out on the
this week, giving all a tboro overgowing.
Mr.. Booth is an expert phone man and
intends this line to be put in shape to
equal the best. He comes here from
Bisbee. Messrs. Henning and Wood
deserves great credit for there energy
in giving the people of Navajo and
Apache counties splendid telephone
system.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
THE HEALTH TRAIN As Ayrlnulus TO SANITATION

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lag,
nj "t'ah "~ tn"
b.A a
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nd ln-
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places ih. health department.
pstis pa.iio
't ,ha''s"rns roth
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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
1IfH[&RR{|{|I RIE PRRRRE|{|I 4 IP
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tuS the first lo3Sc ploce the t>;Iha
iishsncnt Of the l'niiei asatss iish.-
house scsvicc ihr efficiency aad ,nsa.
axemcn; ~ the service arc about To
bc made tho subject of an exhaus.
tive official Investigation. Scrrc.
,ary Rcdficld has fixed iaanars : ns
the date for bcRiuning a. exhaustive
Inquiry into the entire workings OF
the service. The invcsitsaiioa l. tho
resuit Of general charges against
tho lighthouse service A. a whole and
spccifis charge that tho govern.
mcni has been paying too much for
certain type Of acctyicuc sas bnoys
1, has bccn using at many points.
In respect to ,crri,ssy covered and
aid rnaintainc tho lighthouse ser.
vicc OF the United States 4. much tho
most extensive service NJ its kind In
tho world Tho -cnroast line under
the Jurisdiction Of tho United States
Is iS.Sst statute miles. measured In
thrcc-milc steps. Tho general gov
ernmcnt provides lighthouses and
other aids TO navigation along all
this coast. with tho exception OF tho
Philippine Islands. 11.511 miles. and
Panama. whore tho marking Of the
coasts IL maintained hy tho local
governments.
In addition. the United states
provides lights along the American
shores of the Great Lakes. l.0?S
miles. and on interior and costai riv.
crs. 5i7S miles.
The United States thus mnintatps
lights md other aids to navigation
along A6.S:S miles OF coast line aud
river channels. n longth equal to
nearly twice the circumference Of ths
earth. In this distance II has 1851
aids To navigation OF all classes. SUI.
ftcicnt 10 place on every t~o miles
around the quntor.
The lighthouse service Is carried
on tl,rnoush, an organization of I?
districts. under u central office In
Washington. Each district is In
charge of a lighthouse inspector and
hns local office and one or more
supply depots and Lighthouse tend.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
neAvy NEAT EATERS
MK-jls mlft9
Ias tess llsst II yss Ysea lfaeaadAy
q Have 1aAA1es frsAhse. ! =

M man nr woman Who rats meat
regularly ran mako mistake rs
flushlaE tho kidacys nr-asi.n.ii,
SAYS a w~ii.kmown anshori,,. Meat
form. uric acid ~hi.h ~x.ts~. the
kidneys. they h~rom~ ovcr~ovked
fr"h, tho strain. get siuzsi.h ani fail
IN filter tho waste and roisons from
the hi"o.i. then w~i e-t sick. Nearly
all rheumatism. headaches. liver
trouble. Nervousness. dizziness. si-~p-
scsAn~s, and urinary disorders .or.c
from slasSish hidn.y..
Tho moment you f"cl a dull ache
In tho kidneys ar your hack hurts or
" Ill" urine is cloudy. offensive. FIJI
nj sediment. Irregular nj passage or
attended by n sensation NJ sraiiinu.
s'op ca,iaH meat and act about four
ounces Of .Iai salts from any pharm-
a.y. take a Tablespoonful in n g,rss
of water before breakfast and in =
fcw days your kidneys will ne, fine.
Gnis tsmoia salts 10 made from tho
ncid al grapes and lemon juice. com-
hinci with li,hia. and has hcrn iard
Tor generations. also to ncu,railzc
the acids in urine - I, no longer
sauscs irritation. thus ending h,ni-
dor weakness.
TAD Salts " in"Npcnsiv" and can
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
WuNDN DISCOVERS
'HlE, HELP PUT II OUT
lat0alAaN1A QeeW nv l.l

1assea ass sssi hes hosn- s.ui. no,
y Destroyed. ~. rf
+ The blaar. Watch "a. in ,h. r.st
had ans ssis-A sf~sI h~Aa~sy. sgd
vas EASILY pa, cut ~ the n.- RI
tes~ sssiasussh~ss es,si-., .n IN.
~Aj'e hossas sasooohiis.. =
Ms. N~siil.. ~:,o !. an -id.sl, ~.
Maa. ~as ~x~s,~d ~h~n the rrssid~n,
s1rst 'ntd aet NJ the tir~ Sac su.a--,
70 . 'ssehseom 10 xtt q hscs~, .s
water asd thea hurried nj stair. ,o
she~ the governmental, sff- fighters
hr~ 4" s~s tn the roct The rgc.;.
a~n' iadu-~d her TO rom~ dow ns,air.,
however. ana remained with her rim.
til tho four mcn announced that the
fire ~as oas. When the ,n~n sir-
appssasas arrived In .-s minutes,
II had m work to do
The Neville home Il. on- OF the
prc'ti~ss m the Euif .aa., and Iudz.
Neville IL one of the t.~u.. moo,
neomlaens citizens ". arrived jus,
rs the President was ica,lnS. w..
thanked the President warmly.
The President. concern for Mr..
Neville wa. one of the .~-c,rs,
things son can Imagine hc said a
short time later.
~ noon today the weather on tn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

es.. IN all. there are - os There
.rs'i scsseis which casry Tho sup.
riies to the ssaiioas and plscc aad
maiasa!n the huoys snd llsh, sc~scis.
Ahout :.:ae aca arc required fo'
the lishthosssr work, OF whom about
zoe arc IN sar executive. enstaeeslae
and clerical force: ahoui i.see arr
keepers Of lights aad de7oss: i.a:n
care for r'osi lishi.7 l.seo arr ou
vcsscls. sad about $40 arc In tho con-
sirucsion sni repair force.
The entire personnel 10 under the
civil service rules. and appointment,
and promotions arc on strictly
mcrat system. This b Of srca, im-
porianrc for the mainicaascc Of
eood organization and rigid itsri-
plinc In = purely scchn!ral service. on
tho efficient conduct Of which IA DC.
pcaAcnt tho safety of all thu lives
and all the property Carried on the
seas and the uavi8ahlc waters In th',
country. ,s=+. =.
The 1stn,al Aaiuteaancc COS, a.
the entire service u elo,c to $50.
100000. and. in addition. 10 recent
year. there has been expended about
81 .0o0.0o0 year on now lighthouse
works and vessels.
Al all important liSht station
there arc from two TO five keepers.
who maintain a continuous watch of
Tho 'ish; a, nisht and Of tho ap.
proach nt fog nj all times. Al ,css
iinrortan, stations there il hut one
keeper. and sometimes a single keep
or for several liRhts.
The electric light at Navcsink. Oh
tho Highlands Just south Of New
York hnrbor. is tho mos :; pA&serful
coast light In tho United SfattN Fhis
light shows each five seconds 4 Hash
Of one-tcnth second duration. estim-
atcd at 10000. 900 candle power.
Although OH account Of the curvature
of the earth the lixht itself cannot
he seen moro than .: miles. its bca m
has been reported to have been oh
served In the sky ut distance Of 40
nautical miles.
1t is important that lights be so
distin g'iished from each other ms TO
avoid the possibility Of the mariner
mistaking one for another. To this
end lights arc DISTINGUISHED by their
lumber, color. intensity or time Of
visibility. With the system now
available of flashing and occulting
lights II Is possible to obtain q, great
variety of clearly dlstin s,iishablc
characteristics.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
orRI sWllfS u LAKE
MICHIGAN Oh CHHlSTnAS

Chicago. H.. Dec. :s.-M Miss Clara
Pause. y is year old giri. yesterday
celebrated Christmas by taking "a
long swim In tho icy water of Lake
Michigan. she asioundci her par
-nts when she appeared in her bath
ing suit aud told them she WAS going
for Christmas DIP. Tho young girl
/. good awimmcr and nearly every
iay since summer hiss swan Ia tho
waicrworks in.sakc crib four milcs In
the lake The temperature WA Glove
to the frccsinn Point all day.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
DEWEY 70 TODAY

Washington. tA~r. 80 G-UrF.
i~Act. tn" admiral "f the nasS 80
he's" of Manila Hay. bcxan s-icbtg
ton NJ his seventy .stAth bis,haas b.
appearing earl al his office I. ~
Charge tn" duties -ntsiied ON BIN Ole
president Of tn" naval general b"srl.
"" received many birthday siIis
aud eoasrainlatory icirsrsms from
all parts Of the country AMI sr'ti
part Of the day visiting with hi. snu
who came from Chicago for the nl
casi"n. There will hc No formal 'r'N
hra'inn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
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sCsossose1 auoGD panD -

1
Yesterday Gsssral Chssr hinseiI
Interrupted ljttlet hav Sooa alter
raiSna betwees the harsrader Of To-
rai sainen asd trooper. The ssidi. !
l-seeordiak tn Eepo.i-hss entered
the saloon aad called for be@F and
after sein1 served had refused In ray
The hasteader snsk the be.s ssa.
sad the soldier il said TO have drawn
his Gun. Words followed ahi Gen.
essi Chase na..iak heard IN. loud
Snises and catered the place, When
the general catered the soldier with
erred ur aaa shsaak iais IN. floor.
neiaphnstrai:y sp~Akiax. ssh :szs~-
falis haucA and saiulsd the general,
The soldier "a. taken In sh- suav.i
hsus@
Considerable so'asnshs "a. Il. att,
:a6aiiy yesterday os-s las ,s"s.ie en-
"Wednesday sisal hes~eea e. & u
''sin .s-~ sad cspiaia G.afis. ~ho
Va. IL ehssse al detail a ieosae
'sas eseosssa . uaislna4l af ssstke-
hsrakes~ tsasa Tsiatisd In i,seriaa,
lac ssa'a ~ss ,nkea tn i.iaiow ia,e
Wrsses<sss saa ~ss TO ksv~ hsessi,i
shs isoors 'Aafk al aixh, alter sns
m~e asd h~en .aIsiy tnsasa "sss
~ tissulsds Thc isals esr~. i, !.
ssA. hsoasAs tie ssnoss in. bui ssn.s.
teA tho sssss ~ . t'oeel spas~s hat
re@ov~i Iron shc I,ssa~axrs DO.
aaA s~fsssa 10 20 asy further. s:s'.
ins that their lsese was ap. .aas. .
tsS shts sosSsseS shal uaaa v.ess
shall NJ o. AnsS = certain .na.sAs
~ Aoan.
catsa,s Gsitfss asd hA asu sssc
sousi,~lt~d I" s-s cut aad xsik la-
r~s: At tho ~ay isso sows. ti~ eiAsu,s
that tho issia stopped fov mrs~ lssaa
N hour n Ludlow. Tue three msm.
Mrs 1t the trails crew wese srr~ssed.
fas shns-i ysn~vwasi r~isas~-' ny
oeaes a. 0eeessi cassr.
II snlasess al camp aas nass !
ease,ed . Merry chssssaas In ss'nr
,~asssaay. 1hr ns0 hail as tho camp
~as . hissr At lisht saA xayis d~e.
osoied aAA the plsee seaesssd huase.
Ute fae she soassesa. A cts'sss.aa
usc soe eaeA esmsaay Sss asfaaset
ant sseh soiiirs sresjsHd sone Asaaii
sitis fhee~ was . big t'hsissssss
taess ssA she ean.a haad xAve ron.
sess. The san,e Cnstssnss ssrAas~.
aean wse~ nsa~ tor tho 'srias"ss
ssattosrA a. the Various ca@)n I.
4 er~r' many N tn, s"aAssssss~.
eeisrA Csrsssass hoxes 'lso.a hoasS.
Th~ .t'hsislmss diaacr q samr Con-
s.sieA Of rnass turkey. With tL~ nssaal
sri'aniaes ~ the way ot esaa"rrr,
seare. celery. ETC.. With ru'nnk,n
pic aad a. assortment os csher
i~mp'iaR 'hsass.