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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-03
THE WARM WEATHER
WASHABLE SKIRTS THAT EVERY
WOMAN DESIRES
ARE HERE in PROPULSION.

All styles for all occasions whether be the general knock
about the skirt that comfortable and for golf
and tennis the white wash skirt for with the dainty
blouse mornings.
Our showing includes all desirable modes and few OF the best
models shown blue black white Plain
showing of models single and triple effects few novelty
styles of large plads pulled effects others with pockets
belted backs side effects and panels.
the fabrics the employedcrepe
linens, piques. corded and striped fabrics and novelties
Specially pric ed, S3.95 each.
Sheer and Dainty Lingerie Blouses
This array White Lingerie Bose especially attractive
those who expecting travel during the All of the
dainty that make the Blouse pretter
braced, and each model is distinctive
of
orsand
linen s.r1Pe1 handsomely
~ a sv0 e@Snh' Sl 90 each. $3.50 each.
WOMEN'S SIESTA BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
The Comfortable House Footwear for Summer
who comfort for the house will find it
these Sesta Boudo Slippers Being made of they light
weight and comfortable and ee-ftting last hard
stenng back with soft easy sole they designed especially
for the hot days.
dainty pink light blue red black finished
with silk pompon
We place on morning complete assortment
go pairs and Judging from the
of the of each
shipment, anticipate ready response.
Moderately priced, 60c the pair.
Third .rahs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-03

An organdie model with
Gladstone collar of linen
is especially attractive.
Hemstitched seams and
silk cord at neck are I'M
usually pretty.
ST 900 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-03
Sheer and Dainty Lingerie Blouses.

Cluster tucked front
and short sleeves with
hemstitched seams are
found on a pretty Blouse
of organdie, which also
has the Gladstone collar
of linen. Roman striped
ribbon at neck, with tiny
bead ends.
ST 900 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-03

Last night all the companies vere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

ibeattr I Sinsdor feline 8rdfit 3ur
Wsrfiisune. Der seipaltise Gbor
fang auberbem bic ,Weibe bes @s=
ianss4. cine llmbidtuns bes Oiiriss
Gborts aus Der .3auberflOte". 9err
Ieotrer lneiiter!e bieIes Maiienai:s3e
bot an pradtissm Stimmenmateridl
nit GROCER umiidt. Die gbore iparsn
bor5iislib ituoirt, betlamirtsn ie5r
flar unc beutlih unb ipraden audi I'M
aebN tten piano febr an. gluh Der
anabendor. Der aber offenbar pon
ipeibliben Sopranitimmen unterftiiB.
ipurbe. fam bea unb sebeimnibpoa aug
feinsn iiniidtbaren S0ben. 2lls Golis
fin ipirtte Srau Msbssr (Samburs)
nit. Sbre paftois 4ltitimme bsipdbrts
ii9 am beitsn in Der 2lrie aus 9luds
,4leeite" (Dipinite bu Stpr). 9i,
WefenbontT9en GeIdnse iparen aber
in BEN 10 gar niht auf Jntimitdt GEE
fiimmten Raum lpenig anssbraft.
Sas prosramm ipurbs nit Dem Uie;s
iteriinser Uoripiel eineeleiiet urb
5rnGie i'm ipeiteIen @srlauf als @ors
fereituiie 81 Dem .2iebesmabl" bas
8oripiel gu .pariifaI". Der 0robs
ber5os ipobnte bem &onsert bel unb
5srr 2sbsrer mar Gseenitanb GROCER
gea.ifterhns fir bisIen in isiner 9lrt
s5enfaus tpoblgeIlnsenen 4benb.
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'lfifIen goaenpinicl eintr 1trgitrdBs
licaen, iinb iic iid ausndbmslcs dhn'
lid In ibrer peinlidcn Sduberteii,
eiiler. bem mObernen airlsfdns abhOi..
zen ginriftuEa unb Der Gebiegenpeu
Der aebotenen 5peiisn unb 0ttranie.
sic aeiaen, ipie Der Wirth nnb ieine
aamifie ben gditen altih iino N
roitlofsm 7rlsib, in rsinliher. au's
SoIibe osridteier Dentdrt. Stan'
besunteridiebe fommsn ni6t duf IN
ben pielen ileinen, blibblanfen GAIT
rdum.n. Sn iebes 5uus tanu man
obne isurht Dor unangenetmen aes
bsnsduberunaen minberpsrtbiser 0es
felIidaft eintreten, nm cine Grfrts
ihuna au iid 81 nebmen. Uldndmal
ITS ioaar Elm @ersniiscn. elmer Irs
beiteraefenftaft nGbsr Az riiden. ibren
erniibdfien. nit man9em .Dunnsrs
iiel" aefpidten Reben in iernisem
pfdtt an lduifsn. politiihe 1aaes-
ereianifTe bort man bann oft NIT sr'
Sahtenntnib bebanbeIn,
m.ifi a6er rrbci man auh bier bon
gtf6Gftsaana. WsItmortt, furs DOn
Der aIIes Dsnten unb Streben beberrs
Ihenpen Qrbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
Sie sri.oens =&OmmiiiiOn.

Gie Q1gzg DipIpmatsn haben fir
Werito Elm 5riebensprogramm ausge'
ar6eitst, oas einen Srisa in 4usiiht
iteQt. Die gebinsungen baIten ilh
an bic S5orberunesH oes prdiioenten
0iliOn. Susrta unb GurrunSa mill
len aet.n. Cine SommiiIion, aus ben
9lnbGngern Der Sbengenannten be-
Itebeno, ioll UleritD perpulten, bis
elm grGIibsnt untsr Qufii6t Der &oms
million asipGbIt porbsn III. Qu4 piro
elm legislatipes 9rosramm in ge5ug
auf bic 9ooenSupsiiung an oisSauern
por9eIhrie6en.
Suertu pirb aeben, ni6t neil er
rem gefebl Der 9ommiHion ansrtennt,
ionoern neil Garran8u i'm psrtreiben
pirb. Wabri6einlib piro bic Be
p0lterung beg IibIi6en Merito 81 lei:
ner Gntfernung behilfIi4 iein. bu lie
ieBt ben Mutb esfabt bat, gesen ben
9pranneu poraugeten. GarraHsa aber
piro nidt peiaen. Wie man ibm
iiberbaupt cine iol4e 3umutbung itsls
ZEN tann, III unpsrftGnoli6. 9a absr
9rdiioent @ilion barauf beitebt, baB
Garran3a suriidtritt, 10 muB sr uoH
unTeren 9ruppen oeriast tperbsn. 9tr
YrGiioent iaat aud, oab oas gei6ebsn
nerbe. Seine 9tntiinbiguns lautet,
bah unIere Sruppen 9era gru5 ni4t
perlaiIen tperben, biz bas in 5rage
itebenbe programm ourasefii6rt NOR
ben III. 9era Grus biIoet betanntlih
bic itrateeiIhe guiis 5ur Groberung
pon Werito.
Dab bic Der. Gtaaten i'm Stdnoe
inn, MeritO au be5pinaen unterIisst
teinem 3ipsifel, absr 10 lei6t, ipie Der
prGIibent bas au aIduben i4eint,
iptro es bod nitt geben. Der prds
iioent untsri9dbt ntat blos bic MILF
tGrif6en, IonberH aud bic morulii6en
SrGfte Msritos. Sn ge5us auf leg
tere ofien6art sr Iosar cine llntennts
nib, bic an Stumpffinn grenst. @as
Der grdiibent beabii9tigt, 1T ni4ts
gerinaeres. dls cine SberberrIfaft
Der Der. Stoatsn iibsr M.ritO. DEM
Elm 2ano. benz DON etnem dnberen pors
oei6rieben ipirO, ipie es ieinsn qrd.
iiDenten ipGblsn uno pel9e GsIebs es
einfiibren iOl, Hort auf iouDerdn gu
iein, @enn Der prdiioent jeBt glau6t,
bcb Ous msritaniide 9olt iih feiner
SpuDerGnitdt enttleiben lafen tuiro,
obne 9llles au ibrer Rettun9 uuf3ubiez
ten, 10 1T er mertipiirois idls4t
iiber bas GeiitssIsbsn Der glatiOnen
uno uber msnihlihe gmpfinbunaen
I'M YeIonberen unterrittet. Sel6It
bic un3ipiliiirteiten Wilben pebren
ii9 gsgen cine 'Sremb6erridaft; BON
ben Merifauern, bic Elm 6eTonosrs
itartes ndtiondles @efiibl bsIiben. 1T
Elm DiDerItanb uuf 2eben unb Cob 3u
erpdrteH. Wenn bic Weritansr iib
oegeH oie beabIihtigte 8eoormunbung
er6obsH babsn, 10 ipirb Der prGiiOsnt
baB lie beoeutenb plber>
itanosfGbiaer iinb, uls er angsnom.
men bat. SH pffensn 5eIOi8la6tsn
tperben iis uns ni6t entaesentres
ten, absr Elm lousiGbriasr Guerilla
&rieg, auf ben iis ii6 btIonbsrs out
Deriteben, pirb bic finanaisqsn arGfte
Der Der Staaten in sinem WlaBe in
gnipru6 nebmen, Oab unisn 8iirger
es ariinbli6 beripiiren tperben; BON
ben pielen Menidenletsn, sic es
tOiien lldrp, gang su idreiseu. Tie |
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anb mad, araften Der @eiunbbeit

anb mad SrGften Der @eIunbbeit Suz
irGgli6e glrbeitsbebingungen 3u
iddffen. 2(uf bic 5rase, oh an benz
Spitem Der Soberdtion ni6ts perbeI
iert lperben tonne. blieb er ebenfdlls
Die Nntpprt ihuloig. Sus lGBt iib
nur in Der Weiie ertldren, baB er Die
Sbpd6en Der Organization niht
aufpeden mill, aber es tpiiroe bisl CUR
GrbaItung ees geieai6aftliden 5rie=
oens beitraaen, ipenn ods geIAdbe.
Cine Rsfprm tpiiroe gang ipeSiea Der
SDoeratiun beilium iein uno oas limb
bic Surisbiftions Streitigteiten
Oieie baben bem glnisben Der 5Ooera=
tion gang beionoers geI6abet. Sei
iebem qroben gleubau tritt cine glrz
beitsItoduna ein, neil gaugeperbe
sinanber Die Qrbeit itreitig MAIDEN.
Die FoIae lit eiu GROCER Riidgans
in geubauten. Solde Streitigteiten
iollten bic llnionen unter chamber
f6lidten, obne oaB es gum Streit
tommt. Sin anberer Sebler 1T Die
ungenugenbe Oifferensirung. Die
2obnitald nirb fir ale 9etriebe, ob
lie 9rpb poer tlein limb, auf glei6e
6D6e anaeTeBt. Die 5oIge lit, oaB
bic tleinen gstriebe unter Der llnions
Stala niht 'betsben tOnnen, pas
oem 8roBbetrieb fOrDerlia lit, Oeiien
5enpens lit, mDgIifIt piel 2rbeit ipas
renoe MaT6insn ein5ufiibren. Som
pers bat ii6 iebod bequemt. Elm prins
zip an3ufiibrsn uno bieIes lit grunos
fai6. IS asbt oabin, Die 2lrbeits5elt
gu pertiir5en, odmit mebr Nrbettsr
eineeIteat perben t0nnen. Die Birs
tuna 1T oenau entgegengeIeBter Nrt.
3eitpsrtiirsunq beoeutet bDbere 2Obne
uno oieie betpirten MISUNDERSTANDING,
benn io6alb cine Waurs etns geiptIie
preisaren3e iiberiteigt faat Der Der
brauf ab. Qtu uno fur it6 1T oas
riftia unb notbpenoig.
Wenn bic Qlrbeiter ii6 duf ben Gobn
perlaiien tpolten, ben Die Qrbeit9eber
ibnen aus frsien Stiiden betpilll9en.
piirOen iie babel perbungern; gtiht
neil bic 4rbsit0ebsr in ibrer@eiammt'
belt beraIos limb, ionoern neil Der
f6limmits prsisi6inoer ben Gobn be
itimmt, ba Nismuno b0beren Gobn
sablen tann, als iein aonturrent.
9(ber bas oeiunbe prin5ip piro our6
lle6ertreibunoen unannebmbsr uno bic
Reform beItebt burin, bieien llsbers
treibungen elm @noe 81 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
IOntas Den 25. @ai 1914.

Dem peifimismus bieten Die
0oraGnge in 9llbanien ben ueiteiten
Spielraum. gla9 laneen Nlben
fpuroe Der 5bron bes neuqeIbaffenen
Rei6es nit bem Jiiriten Wieo beIebt
uno ieBt bat bieIer i6on fIii6ten mill
len, neil bic mobammeoaniihe gebDl=
terunq ibren 8laubenseenpiien GFaao
paiha por5iebt. @abrI9einli9 per=
ren Oeiterreih uno Stalien interpeniz
rem miiiIen, I'M ben 5iritsn auf benz
3bron gu balten. 0amit entite6t bic
eefabr, baB 8uBIano unb 5rantrei9
SteQuna 9e9en bic Snteroention usbs
men, aumaI es bodit ipabrI6einli6 lit,
bah Gublano bic Reoolte ange3ettelt
bat. MOsen gesenipGrtis aud ernits
lt6e 9ertpidlungen iid psrbinbern
lafsn, 10 beitebt bod Der aQgemeine
Glaube, baB es idlieBli6 bod gu eli
nsW &rieee tpesen Der tiirtii6en5rage
tommen piro. 9lngeiidts ioldsr
Sa6laae lam man es nur als sin.n
SsebIer beaeitnen, baB Der 0reibunb
nidt bic Iuftbeiluno Der Siirtei psrs
binoert bat. Gin Srisg tpGre beslps,
gen ni6t entitanben, bsnn Gnglano
hdtte nit,t mitssma6t unb feline bsis
ben gunbesgenoiien bGttsn ni9t ss,
lpaat. eS auf einen ariss antOmmsn
Su laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
8pm Wannbeimer Snbildums.
Wlarft.
BON 81 a ris Rsttsr.

9tm 10. Septembsr 1913 perlieb
pfdl5graf So6aRn 2. DON 3peibriidcH
ter Stabt Wannbeim bns Rsdt, arpei
Mdrtte abauhaIten: ben einsn auf
ptilippi SatObi 1.Wai). ben anbern
au6 Widaelis ((1. Ottober). 9iefes
pripiles lpurbs ben Mannbeimern bas
mals p.rIiebsn. neil. pie es in Der
llr.unb. beibt, .ibrs 5oniisrunaen
befonbers in ihrsn Sanbiperten babin
u.rittet bus lie obHe ipnbere gsrz
fdumntk ibrer 9trbsit zines Warites,
narduf tbnen. tpus fiirneblih lie unb
anbere umgeieifene au ibren 6ausbals
tunaen osnent6ebrli6 bebiirftis. auas.
fiibrt. astrie6eu unb sstrageH iperbc.
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o osha ft

I'D fomponiere nit gorIiebe 40.
tragene Saden."
sSa. ih babe mid idon oft seipiin.
bert, oab Sic teine ne,,en itaiieu.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

Su laiien.
9'a 3 Die prsuBiIten So5ialiitsn
our6 bic 9lntiinoiguna oes neuen Mis
niiters bes Snneren, er fperoe feline
WabIreform 9prlage etn6ringsn, in
Iufreaung qerutben, lit unperitGnos
lid. Siderlid batten iie ni6t oi.
minoeits 9eranIafuns au slauben,
ouB Der ieBige Winiiter iiber bisIs On.
aeleaenbeit anoers benten iperbe, tpie
iein 9orodnssr SalpiB. Des @ei=
teren tpirbe eine Wablrefurm, bic Der
Heue Wtiniiter 2Dbeq einbrG6te, fir
bic Soaialiiten ni6t ppn ssrinsitsm
NuBen iein, bsnn lie piirbs leoigli6
bas Stimmre6t Der begiitertsn &lais
len ausoebnen, gu peIten bod bic
SoaiuIiiten nift geb0reu. Der @ors
ihlag, einen @eneralitreit an3uoros
nen. Inn eine our6greifenbs Wablres
form Al erstpingen, piro fpenis gea6s
tung finoen, benn bic 4ngelegenheit III
uuf bem IsBtsn iosialiIiiI6en purteis
tua qriinblit erOrtert porben unb Die
MaiOritGt bat ii6 gsssn bieien pIan
ertlGrt. Wsnn es audi ni6t 5uges
itanOen purbe, 10 mar bod bsraussus
b0rsn. bab bic Regisruna in preuben
ni6t 10 i6Ieht III, bab bic 9lnpens
oun9 Don oeralpeifslten MitteIn ses
rsftfertiqt DGre, mas ia aud ben
ghatiu6en entipriht Wie mir be-
rsits mebrfa6 oaraelegt baben, finbet
has preubii9e 9plt fir bic i'm Yrtn.
zip unfreie Reqierung einen Grfas in
Der au5geseiAneten gerpaltuus
Bobl lit es rittig, oab bic 9srtpeiges
runu oes alaemeinsn Stimmredts les
biali8 cine Gbicane lit. bsnn ebeuio
ipeni9, tpie in gobsn, 8apsrn unb i'm
gtsihe, tpo bds alI1emeiae Sttmmreht
bsItebt, tpirben bic Soaialtiten bic
6erri6uft in qreubsn fii6ren 3uaes
itanben lam aud tperoen, bab elm
ar0berer 9rossntiaB oon gertrsisrn
Der 4rbeitertlaiIe, nelhe gum ar0b'
ten Sbsil IO3ialiitiid 1T, gu tpdnidsn
ipGre. 0ir alau6sn iooar, bag ss fir
bic Regierung pon 8ortbsil tpGre,
penn bic SOsiaIiitsn cine qr0Bers
@ertretuna i'm prsubiifNn Qanotng
hatten, nit Oenen lie Ietdter aus3us
tommen permag, ols mil ben uneriGttz
li6en Suntern, tpel6e ner Regterung
bislang Die gr0bten Shpierigteiten
bsreitet haber. 9lbsr rpenn man CUR
Truoe tommt, oh Elm Tol6 per5ipeiFsl:
ter 3uitanO herrift, DaB man aaes
ipaaeu muB, I'm i'm 3u b:fsis
tigsn, 10 III oas entitieDen gu perneis
nsu. Die preubiI6s Re9ierung 1T 81
Hug, UNI ben gosen gu iiberipannen.
@s 1T 3eit genug, an energiIdbe WoBs
reqeln gu benten, penn bic Reaterung
fid 10 unDsrnIuftia 3sigt, OnB man
gum @.uberitsn qreifeu mug,
Die gunbss &ommiiIion fir
inbuitrislen SOrtidritt bat audi
@pmpers, osn prdIioenteH Der ameris
taniihen 2lrbeiter iS0oerdtion, Ders
bort, rpis bic ge8iebungsr 3piTheu
4rbeit uHb &apital iib uerbsiiern lies
FEN DAB @ompers ettpas 3ur 9tufs
tldruna beisetragen bate, pirb man
nj DIT bebuupten tOnnen. Saft bat es
ben 2lnIdein, als penn er ii6 unz
piiienO asitslt bate. 9luf bic Graqe,
OBJ bic amsritanii6e 4rbeiter 70.
teration einc bsitimmts otOnomii6s
2lnii6t psrtrete, oOsr lire politit Don
Sal 3u 5aG beitimms, ontportets er
entriiitet, ous iei eine 8eleioigung.
Dos ipar es dbsr Our9aus ni9t. Gr
bate cine befriebiaenoe 4ustunft in
Der 8eiIe ertbeilen tDnnen, bub feline
SradriIatton es iit aur Qufsa6e ges
md4t babe, aere4ts a04ne au srsisIeal |
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
Newly WedS Return
and Given Big Ovation

Taylor Hunt and bride. formerly
Miss Laura Ballard, Elias Smith
and bride, formerly Miss Ernest
inc Hansen, returned the first of
the week from Salt Lake City
where both couples were welded
last month at Salt Lake Temple.
The young people had quite a
honeymoon, visited relatives and
the principal cities in Utah, re-
turning via Los Angeles, Calf,
where they spent some time in
the Angel City and also enjoyed
a ride on the ocean.
These young people are well
known all over this section, and
have a host of friends who wish
them a married life of bliss and
prosperity.
Monday night the newly weds
were given a big ovation by their
young friends, some beautiful Sc
lections being given by the tin
can-bell-ringing quartettos" Of
the serenading party, and it is
useless to say that the music was
we'll (?) received and enjoyed.
In fact, the recipients" were so
entertained and so we'll pleased
with the soul inspiring overtures
that they each officially announc-
ed their intention of giving, free
of charge, a grand ball to the
young sports Of Snowflake in the
near future.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
Old Age and Youth
In Freedoms Fight

The men who gathered together
early in July, 1776, to consider
the question of independence re-
presented many professions and
ages. Of the Sc men who con-
stituted all of the signers of the
Declaration, "a were lawyers,
IA agriculturists, four physicians
one minister, one manufacturer,
nine merchants, and three who
had been educated for the minis
try, but who later followed other
professions. Although at the
time of signing the Declaration
the majority of the men were be-
tween forty and sixty years of
age. several were in the early
thirties, and two forty-seven.
The youngest signer was Ed
ward Rutledge of North Carolina,
who was not twenty-seven until
about four months after the sign
ing. The other was Thomas
Lynch, Jr., who celebrated his
twenty-seventh birthday three
days after the signing. Mr..
Lynch was drowned at sea before
he was thirty. On the other
hand, Benjamin Franklin was
seventy at the time of signing.
Equally interesting are the ages
of the men when they died.
Three lived to be over ninety, IA
over sixty, II over fifty, and the
remainder, with the exception of
Lynch, lived to be over forty
four
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
News Items From Our Correspondents

are in town with their we'll drill
ing machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Richards
motored to Holbrook and back
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Stiles were
visitors in town Wednesday from
their ranch near Manila.
Miss Blanche Rogers who has
been staying with her sister, Mrs.
A. B. Porter, for some time, left
Monday for her home at Snow
flake.
Marion L. Tanner, who recent
ly returned from a mission in
South Carolina, was found miss
ing Sunday. Some we're very
anxious to find out where he had
disappeared. After a few in
quiries it was discovered that he
had gone back to his mission
field to receive his reward for his
labOrS there.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
LATE GENERAL NEWS

Secretary Daniels famous or
der banishing intoxicants from
the navy went into effect July 1.
The total receipts of the u. S.
treasury at Washington, D. c..
for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1914, were $701, 881, AL go.
Planks favoring statewide pro-
hibition were incorporated in the
platforms of the republican,
democratic and progressive par
ties assembled Wednesday in
Boise City, Idaho.
Mediators for the Villa and
Carranza forces in Mexico are
supposed to meet in Torreon this
week to try and settle the diffcl-
ties existing between these two
factions.
The Arizona state tair COM
mission and the Phoenix board
of trade have contributed 81, 900
to the Albuquerque-Phoenix au-
tomobile road race to be held dur
ing the Arizona state fair.
Marconi, the man of wireless
telegraphy fame, aud now try
ing to improve the telephone,
says that he contemplates being
able to telephone from Carnar-
Won, Wales, to New York before
the end of this year.
Detroit, Mich. is by far the
greatest auto manufacturing city
in the country there being some
thing like forty factories there,
the Ford factory alons employing
over Is 600 men. That factory
alone would maintain a city of
over $4,000 inhabitants. Other
auto factories there would prob
ably furnish employment to an
other $4,000 men, besides the
regular line of business.
Five hundred members of the
general federation of women's
clubs marched to the White
House on Tuesday of this week
and drew from President Wilson
a final refusal to accede to de-
mands that he support the move
ment for woman suffrage
amendment to the federal con-
stitution. The president reiter-
ated his statement to previous
delegations that his party had
not embodied this question in it's
platform, and then for the first
time announced his personal
conviction that the suffrage issue
was one for settlement by the
states and not by the federal
government.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
Cured of Indigestion

Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson, In
diana, Pa, was bothered with
indigestion. My g It O m a h
panied me night and day." she
writes. Il would feel bloated
and have headache and belching
after eating. | also suffered
from constipation. My dangh-
ter had used Chamberlain's Tab
lets and they did her so much
good that she gave me a few
doses of them and insisted upon
my trying them. They helped
me as nothing else has done. "
For sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
Academy Faculty

The Snowflake Stake Academy
faculty for 1914-15 is as follows;
Prof. Ernest Bramwell, princi-
pal; Profs. Paul Nelson, Silas l..
Fish, Andrew N. Brimhall, Rufus
Crandall and Miss Pearl Han
sen. The three first named are
new teachers in the school.
Prof. Bramwellis sexpected from
Canada most any day and among
his first important duties will
be to prepare for the press the
schools catalogue for the ensu-
ing year. The catalogue will be
cotton out the last of the month.
School will commence on Septem.
Der the 7th.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
A Severe Attack Of Cholera
Cured

E. E. Cross, who travels in
Virginia and other Southern
States, was taken suddenly and
severely i'll with collie. At the
first store he came to the mer-
chant recommended Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. Two doses of it
cured him. No one should leave
home on a journey without a
bottle of this preparation. For
sale by all dealers. -Ady.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
TaylOr

Mrs Wilfrd Bates and Miss
MI MI: Hancock have been on the
!o5 5o5' list for several days with
measles
Darn to Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
o.I~pr Hpln' a fine baby girl. Moth
r a., and baby doing nicely. Jor-
Jsn I, pla says he will keep it.
motbers and daughters are in
+sp messing and baking business
' taJoT .lJ " Fathers, brothers and
,vrreedthearts vrsdi are looked for.
1psse Tenney, one of our resi-
i iants MIS- was in town this week
,Ssking oSpsi1 hands with old friends.
Iesse IS always jolly-good COM
any
Gorge Lewis, who has been
,rav from home several months
Torking at Whiteriver, returned
Itbs week. We are glad to have
|GeOrge with us again.
The cattlemen of Taylor are
IN smiling more than usual this
morning because of a few sprin-
|Ees of rain we had yesterday,
ard look for more today.
Attorney Thorwald Larson of
HoIbrook passed through here
sst week, stopping for a short
call at Thos. Hancock's. His
many friends were glad to see
him.
Last Tuesday the Camp Fire
drls of this place took one of
their tramps, going up the creek,
where they danced, sang and
enjoyed a dainty repast pre-
pared by some of the girls.
We all feel the spirit of '76
his morning and expect to have
me big time on independence
day. The band was out and
arenaded the town, so you see
I've are on the sporting list.
Last Saturday Leo Hancock
reached this place, coming from
the ella valley, making the dis
lance Of 200 miles on horseback
all by his lonesome. He will
spend the 4th with friends in
IayIOr.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04

O. d. FLAKE of Showlow made
the HERALD financial call yes
terday and said he wanted his
name in the paper that he had
been in town several times lately
and the HERALD had made no
notice of the fact. Well, as
Osmer is one of Snowfkae's old
est inha bitants, we will have to
mention him, we reckon.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-07-04
Northern Arizona Fair

No date has yet been fixed for
the second annual exposition of
the Northern Arizona Fair Asso-
citation. The Fair will probably
be held some time in October.
1t will be remembered that
Navajo county secured many of
the prizes in the agriculture de-
partment last year and the first
prize for the mineral exhibits
went to Mohave county, There
were interesting exhibits from
the lumber mills of Coconino
county,.
Every effort will be made this
year to insure satisfactory rep
resentation from each of the
five northern counties. Each
county has many individual points
of superiority. Every effort
should be made to see that these
are given due publicity.
1t would be we'll for initial pre-
parations for the Northern Ari-
zona Fair to begin without delay.
Farmers and orchardists should
bear in mind that prizes won are
not only of value in advertising
prize winners but also the entire
district in which he lives.
''Yavapai" Magazine, Prescott.