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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
WAKE FOREST DEFEATS
TRINITY IN FINAL GAME
,J.' rassing and Consistent yyo-L
e'ped hnntists Defeat Rival, I'm
F'uht Contest "

MAKE FOREST. y. C.. E.hrra ..
senso "ne ,o E1rss, closed the baske,bapIi
~ % TO =. Es eS ,%lnnins from Trim
ttSSdms. several Spectacular oo.h
or Wn,tss ana me great defensive work
Fioidinc nun "n' DAVIS featured the game.
i -, o! his career. lie seemed nh5a
t,oor 'ne sh"ts from any point on tho
ones liz iIis s n@G9t,ated several diilicult
pause from the audience fbrn' Nv "a p
oarrick, the Baptist's tail crni~..
s p"Se" great defensive game. and
every time. Wake Forest was minus
, .nr services or Captain Hall. but Beam
IT," rin up good game in Halls forward.
any consistent offense, and This con.
mocted with loose guarding in the enrlv
y OF me game. gave the Baptists
over c"u eh"t they could not hope to
the game started on with burst OF
n ndi,, by eoth sides and the first ten
IN favor OF Wake Forest. Holding soon
struck his stride. and when the gong
SOUNDED Sas ,aad FOR tho first half Wake Forest
braced i'i IN TX. s ~ to g. The Visitors
replacing Wooten at guard, was ubic
70, hond Holding to one field goal Trim
nH e ,h IN some good passing this half.
Eaptists would score with rcguia ritv
every few minutes despite the desper-
IN SHurts or iflnlty'S defense.
trinity attempted too many long
SHOTS. while Wake Forest was content
10 wait urtil nearer the goal Line-un:
Trinity. Position. wake Eorns,
Anderson. right forward Beam
Sile". ....... left forward 49,. Holding
~, (Captain)
;Nri,t. .'.....; centre ....... .Carrick
Wocien. 80. right guard Ucnslv
Thorne. .... left guard Davis
iCaptain)
observation-disclosures for Cnrrick
Martin for Wootcn Field goals-Hoid
ing, f6). Davis l2), Carrick. Silcr (3).
ANDERSON (2), yhorne, Foul goals
IInlllnp. & out of chm mas. Cilnr 49,.
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Nnps Head for san Antonio.

CLEVELAND, o., February 26.-In
charge OF Manager birmingham. the
san Antonio. Texas for spring train
ing. Manager birmingham said every
player must fight for his position"
nearly every place.
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Thrcc Tenms am One nnnt.

NEW YORK. February 26.-When
to-day she carried a small army of
baseball players. representing the
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Nationals
and the Philadelphia Athletics, en- route
to their Southern training camps The
Athletics viii remain ut Jacksonville,
while the Brooklyns Will proceed by
rail to Daytona and the Phillies to st.
Petersburg.
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May Decide Thf, Week.

CHICAGO. February 26.-Baseball en-
thusiasts were cheercd to-day by an
ably would give his decision this week
in tho Federal Leagues antitrust suit
against organized baseball. The Judge
q month
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Strong Man mt Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, February &C.
George a. Davis, Harvard law school
student and pitcher for the Boston
Nationals. who set new strength re-
cord at Harvard recently, bettered his
mark to-day with 1592S points in n
general test. These figures displnce
his previous mark OF 1876 points as
the record
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Hot From the Wire
Jnck Iinsn,t Signed.

HAVANA, February 26.-Jnck john
son who has been attempting to reach
Juarez. Mexico. TO fight Jess Willard
March 6, Is still In Havana. johnson
said to-day he had signed no agree
ment nor posted any forfeit for 4 bout
with Willard In Havana
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BiIlIard Tourney starts March O.

CHICAGO. February 26.--Play In tho
worlds three-cushon championship
billiard tournament will start here
March q. II was announced to-day
Prizes totaling $4,000 will be awarded,
si.o0c going to the winner.
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Schools 70 Good Shooting.

" ASE INGTUN, February s6-Re-
SUITS or the sixth match in the rifle
shooting competition for military
schools mad" public to-day. showed the
New Mexico Acudemv leading. Hitch
COCK made a6o out of "a possible 1000.
Tennessee. Sweet Water. Tenn. defeat
ed Hitchcock, san Rafael. Cal. 943 to
MI; Wentworth. Lexington. Mo-, de-
teatcd bingham, Ashcviilc. y. c.. 91S
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VIRGINIA FIVE REGISTERS
ITS EIGHTEENTH VICTORY
Orange and Blue Defeats George
Washington by Close
Score.
CORD IS UNBLEMIsHED
Game With Loyola College, Balti-
more, Tonight Winds Up Season.
Inability to Agree on Officials May
Cause Contest to BE Called Of.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. February 20
University OF Virgi nin's basketball five
scored It's eighteenth straight, winning
n listless game here tonight. this time
dt the expense OF George Washington,
by q to 10.
The visitors were notlccably fatigued
from the gruellng struggle OF the MINT
before. and have everything to be
thankful for that they got away with
victory The team work was not up
tair ana there was an absence OF that
smoothness with which the machine
worked in the contest with Catholic
Mat" Luck. right guard on the
s spIiiSneFn Lam, was far and away the
gina may attribute it's success in n
contest that marks its next To the last
appgarance. 1t Is this youngstcr. lie
seemed 10 play the entire floor, a game
that was sacrifice of personal glory
10 the ul lnigres ..s6 %, MS team tenn
!ngton. The speedy little forward WAS
responsible for no less than eleven OF
Virginia is scheduled to play I.oyola
College II Baltimore tomorrow, but
UP TO lhte=hn,,te'topnigh an agreement
had not been reached on an official
There is possibility that the contest
will be called OFF. In mis- event .'Pop"
i i;Mnnn,gan will probably take his
Ing 10 celebrate the creates; string If
triumphs Virginia basketball taon
has ever enjoyed.
The lineup:
y, w. Position. Virginia
N,tHloh 49,. ie!t forward White
Murray right Forward .Stickley
(Captainl
Jonhsoli ..... centre 80. .Stricllling
i,Lotsncck- ieit guard Dietrich
Shaver ..... right guard Iucl;
Waptain)
Substitutions: George WASHINGTON
Hammer for shaver. shaver for John
son. Bryant for Hammer. Goals from
floor: Virginia White, Sticlicy f3I
Stretching %, Dietrich t2). George
Washington - Almon tD, johnson.
shaver, Bryant, Goals from foul: Vlr-
ginia--Suicliling out OF IL George
neutrality-suspicious. 3 out OF T. Ref
cree, MIR James Collitower. OF George
town. Timers. McssrS. Smith, OF Uni
Vers!ty OF Virginia. and HALL of George
Washington. Time OF halves. 90 min
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Snpcriors sprung a big surprise
on The Times Dispatch team Inst night
on the Newport Alleys, when they de-
feated the champions three straight
games. Trontner led the newspaper
boys: while Mcfarland carried the hon
ors for the Supcrors.
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Cub, Stnrt South.

CHICAGO February 26.-Eleven NOM
bers OF the Chicago National League
club left here tonight for Tampa. Fla.
others Will meet the train on route
or 30 directly TO tho training camp.
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John ID. Won't Lcnvc Links.

NEW YORK. February o6.-The golf
links at Pocantico Hills arc In such
good condition that John ID. Rookie
Teller. VINO was to have started for the
South two weeks ago, has postponed
the trip indefinitely MIR. Rockefeller is
in the best OF health and goes over the
lings several times daily.
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Card. Leave for Texas.

ST. LOUIS, February 26.-Milier !.
Higgins. manager of the St Louis Ma :
tionais. accompanied by n dozen play
ers, left tonight for Hot Wells. Texas
for the training season.
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nChIcIx- Eynn. I.oa..

cha ,IoS GNHa' rnnpr"airy -
vitation golf tournament here to-day
defeated Chick" Evans, OF Chicago
3 up, . to play. in the first flight of
championship play.
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ouimct Put pcIo,y scrotcn.

BOSTON, February 26.---Francis Oui-
met. national amateur golf champion,
was given rating to-day OF plus two
by the Massachusetts Golf Association.
II Is tho first time any American golf
association has put player below tho
scratch mark. Ray II. Gordan, OF Brae
burn, has been placed ut scratch.
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RACES CALLED OFF

JuAREZ, MENICO.. February Go
Io-day's races were declared of on
account of rain.
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ment. Those who SEQ the contest To-
night VIII agree on this point.
Umpire, BIZ Carpenter. Of the Inter
err he is going TO have q Job this sea
bon Ssn, or ri not T. na, is hoping for the
year contract. which has one more
year TO run, and he has received notice
from ron President Barrow that he is ox-
troubles of the International are so
severe that Eill is not sure that tho
league Will start the season. If it
opens he VIII be right on the job.
tenth basketball victory last night
~ going after collegiate record. Thc
OF the best teams in the State. and
elsewhere. being more democratic In
Il, ,h he0r so shhn s9me others Its ,iIs
can hardly be disputed.
Mike Mitchell. veteran outhelder
club or the International League few
weeks ago. Is. according TO a report
" T''1h reached his home at Springfield.
game.
p, The first qualifying, rounds for the
Will he played on Friday might 'a at the
Richmond Hotel court, III" second
.uu,u VIII ne played one week later
whil" the finals VIII be held on March
10. All rounds Will be under handicap.
The fifth indoor golf tournament, was
Ri"ycd iast night on the courts at The
Kichmond Hotel. The winner was John
-, Cali, with score 80 for the nine
Haigs, me course played was the
which the american open match will
be PLAYED this year Other leading
s IS,o were: j. Mex. Judkins, Al; r.
George p. Morgan. is: B. S. Yardley..
70 Young ~ f IS: M 6aSass Plus l.. 5, a. y E
The two Canadian teams OF the In
!crnationai League-Toronto and Mon
piete loyalty in their spring training.
dhey have made arrangements to train
AT berinuna. the popular British pos
session. The athletes will sail for the
island on March 81.
No wonder John Camel went back to
Nochestcr 10 hirt with the Job of man
aging the Hustlers again. I, il said
lhat last year he received a ST. 900 salary
hhno some grounds concessions which
boosted that a thousand. and his bill
nara parlor Melted him another thous
ana. For minor league manager This
is going some.
selected score golf tournament will
pc played over the Country Club Of
~ ma couTht from February 2T 10
March /, inclusive. The players will
turn In as many scores as they do
SIRE, ana lowest over the full eighteen
ho!es VIII be the winner. There viii
DC an entry fee of one ball. and rho
pool viii be divided between the three
winners, In the proportion Of Ave. three
hnn Two. Players must enter names
Among the holdouts who are csus
ing MUCH trouble In baseball ranks 10
Judge Lands, who Is stiil remainipD
hential on the Federal-organized
HavinE been defeated by 10. Az,y.
20, frankie Callahan should feel iust
w Sr iEn nay McFarland would IL he
1t is 10 be hoped that tho five ,,r,,,,
S'9?uuhssters from Richmond Acs5cmy
"lit meet with success Tonight nt ~,
'roreetown games. At the same f, 49,.
nohtr incal athletes should feel asba,nnd
~ t.t these meets 20 past without ~
ing 70 briNG some OF the glory In RtcS
mona Good luck To Heubi, too.
me Richmond Howitzers wi,, ,1.,
y ru.ufh engagement with Lvnchhm~~SS
anuhs Mems Christian Associatinn
hISht. The art!llc-ymen were dr., 10, 20
uutore, hut viii try TO retrieve io.,
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The Morning Dope

Tho Spider-Jacket game tonight
VIII be well worth a trip to the IIowit-
Iers, Armory. AS remarked yesterday
b!ooded sport which needs encourage
nent. Those who SEQ tho contest to-
night VIII agree on this point.
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Having boon defeated Nv IN.
90, frankie Callahan should feel irst
IKE packcy Mcfarland would If no
were Knocked out by Ad Wolrast
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among the holdouts who are csus-
ing much trouble In baseball ranks ia
I Iuuse hahdis, who Is s,iil remaining
bail decision. e""'<eu
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Observation-Disclosures for Cnrrick.
Martin for Wootcn, Field goals-Hoid-
ing, f6). Davis l2), Cnrrick. Siler as.
anderson (2), Thornc. Foul goals
folding, out OF s chances; Siinr, none
out of one chance. Referee. Seltmnn,
Time OF halves. twenty minutes.
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Mike Mitchell. veteran outnelder
whom Grifhth released to the Richmond
c!uD OF the International League few
weeks ago. Is. according to report
o.. thinking seriously Of quitting the
game.
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teenth basketball victory last night
~ going after "A collegiate record Thc
orange ana Blue quint has met some
elsewhere, being more democratic In
this sport than some others. It's title
to the South Atlantic championship
can hardly be disputed.
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~ scicctcu Hcore golf tournament will
pc PLAYED over the Country Club Of
Virginia course from February IL To
:Mhrch l. inclusive. The players will
tuIH IN as many scores as thew do
strc' ana lowest over the full eighteen
no'cs VIII be the winner. There will
pc an Gntry lee of one ball. and the
poor VIII be divided between the three
winners. In the proportion OF five. three
ana Two. Players must enter natnss
before starting Ne' ""iiss
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The first qualifying rounds for the
RICHMOND indoor golf championsh!p
VIII he played on Friday night at the
hichihohu Hotel court The second
round VIII be played one week later
VIM" the finals VIII be held on March
10. All rounds will be under hnndican
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;, No wonder John Camel went back 10
Rochester to hirt with the ioh NJ H,
aging the Hustlers again. II is said
mat last year he received q 81, 900 salary
ana some grounds concessions which
boosted that 4 thousand, and his hi.
nara parlor Melted him another thous.
ana. For "A minor league manager this
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!, Is 10 be hoped that the five gritty
; yJiiuihs t, from Richmond Academy.
:. "a nIect WIN success Tonight mr. tLn
Georgetown games At The sa,na az me ,ne
1917 incai athletes should feel ashamed
~, ~ tnsse meets 20 past without trv
Inond Good luck to Henhj To- w wien
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
Destructive Fire

Wednesday night very SER
ious fire broke out on the ranch
of John McCleve some three
miles west of here. 1t is said to
have been started by children
playing with matches in the stack
yard.
A barn, corral, granary, chick
en- coop, two sheds, a new wag-
on. ninety tons of hay, four hum
dred bushels of oats, about one
hundred sheaves O f corn,. SIX
live pigs and one or two calves
are said to have been complete
ly destroyed.
Mr.. McCleve was absent at
the time and his wife conducted
the rescue work alone and amid
an ever increasing heat. She
succeeded in harnessing a team
and hauling out several huge
pieces O f farming machinery.
Beyond this none of the barn
ward effects were saved. +.
Help was. of course, summon
ed and received and the flames
extinguished, but owing to the
distance from town and the ex-
treme speed of the conflagratlon'
| it arrived too late to be OF any
considerable service in a rescu-
ing way. ;,
A vigilant watch was kept all
night to prevent the flames from
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08

few cals at Ash Fork from the
Flagstaff and Winslow section.
At least twenty cars will par
ticipate from the North. From
the southern points several cars
will also start and one of the
runs is to be headed by Teddy
Tetzlaff, the noted racer.
Under the auspices of the Ari-
zona State Laboratory, a milk
and cream contest will be held.
Those desiring entry blanks
should address DR.. Harry T.
Southworth, Prescott. Tw O
beautiful silver cups are offered
as first prizes in both depart
ments, while the Northern Ari-
zono Fair ribbons will be attach
ed to those winning the seconds.
With purses aggregating 500,
it is expected that at least one
hundred cars will be entered for
the grand automobile parade,
which takes place on Oct. %,
and is open to all Northern Ari-
zona. Over twenty-one prizes
are offered in the Northern Ari-
zona Baby Contest, besides the
wonderful benefit to be derived
by having the babies judged by
one of the most expert doctors
in this line in the u. S. The
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08

Crosby and President Andrew
Kimball of Thatcher were the
only representatives from Ari-
zona to the congress.
A strong petition will be pre-
sented to the, supervisors and
road commissioners at their reg
ular meeting next Monday, urg-
ing that the bridge to be built
across the Little Colorado at st.
Johns be located about two hun
dred yards above the old loca-
ton. The upper location is fa-
vored by the road men, as it is
a much better place in every way
and the cost of construction will
be only about half as much.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
ST. JOHNS ITEMS
From the Observer.


Court Reporter Gregg Garcia
came down town Tuesday morn
ing wearing a Axe smile, caused
by the arrival of baby girl at
his home. The little one weigh
ed only three pounds, but what
she lacks in weight is made up
for in good looks.
w. B. Parks returned Satur-
day night from Denver, where
he had been on business. While
there ne closed a deal for thirty
head of thoroughbred Hereford
bulls which are to be delivered
to the stockmen of Apache coun-
ty. Twenty of them go to Gus
tav Becker and the other ten to
different individuals in the vi
cinity of st. Johns.
Judge George Crosby, Jr., ar
rived home Tuesday from the
coast, where he had been for a
month or so. attending the Pana-
ma-Pacific exposition and off
ciating as a delegate to the Ma
tional Irrigation Congress. Judge
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
THIRD ANNUAL NORTH
ERN ARIZONA FAIR

| Especial to the HERALD by Grace M.
| Sparkes.)
| Prescott, Oct. 6.-The dates
for the holding of the Third An
nual Northern Arizona Fair are
rapidly approaching and all pre-
llmlnary preparations are assum-
ing definite shape. The exhib-
It's from Apache, Coconino, Mo-
have, Navajo and Yavapai
counties will form the most COM
plete and representative display
OF the products of the mines.
farms, stock and chicken ranches
which has ever been held in
Arizona.
The entertainment features
are sure to be drawing cards.
Lucielle Belmont, the champion
OF champions and the peoples
favorite aeronautess, will make
her first appearance to a South
western audience at the opening
day of the fair, Oct. 21, and
will give daily fights.
The racing program has at
tracted some of the finest horses
in Arizona, California and New
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
ShumWay

,,,;o Rboton was down from
'u low Sunday visiting with
her parents
u;,o Jennie Whipple is again
sb rs We hope she will not
leave US again.
| l. D. RhOtOn and }. 5. Jones
= working on the residence OF
~ " A. Shumway, putting on the
finishing touches.
Rorn, to the wife of Leo Rich,
|. fine baby girl. Mother and
|I,bv are doing nicely and Mr..
|Rch feels that he is indeed rich
Heber Rhoton and Walter
O,rbom are on the. round up
.,,,t If here. They report
|Genty of cattle but a shortage
n feed this year.
Pratt Greer and Miss Ellen
c,per of Holbrook were in town
Sunday, having come up to take
hrs Thos. R. Greer to her
home in St. Johns.
Last Sunday we were delight
\ TO have Pres. Samuel F.
smith and John R. Hulet with
\ as home missionaries. They
ave US some very good instruc-
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
News Items From Our Correspondents

earth. She is survived by her
husband and beautiful baby
girl only nine days old. Her
death came as shock to every
one, and she has host of
friends tomourn her departure
She was a girl of beautiful dispo-
sltion, and everyone who ever
knew her loved her, and we
want to express our sympathy to
her husband, father and friends.
The funeral was held in the
ward meeting house at 2 o'clock
with L. M. Shumway presiding.
The speakers were James J.
Shumway, Thomas Hancock, N.
A. Brimhall and Charles Rhoton.
All spoke of her beautiful life.
A duett, Il Know That my Re-
deemer Lives, was sung by ].
H. Allen and Mrs. Ruth Shum-
way. Then a large crowd fol-
lowed the remains to the last
resting place. Among those
from a distance who attended
the services were Mrs. Ellen
Bates, Mrs. Susan Brookbank,
Mrs. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Laselle
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. New
man and Ivan and Othello Bates.
Tuesday Harbert Cooper was
very seriously kicked on the
knee cap by a horse while driving
several. DR.. Brown of Winslow
waited upon him at his home on
the day of the accident. His
knee cap is said to be broken in
three places and he and his wife
left for Winslow Wednesday so
as to be in nearer touch with
the doctor. Tom Tanner took
them to the railroad in his car.
w. F. Butler and Lawrence
Norton from the Gila valley, who
have been visiting here for the
past three weeks. left Wednes-
day for their home. They were
accompanied by Frank M. Per-
kins and son, Frank Jr. who will
spend the winter months in that
valley.
Mrs. Sarah ~Shumway of Mesa
who came to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Ada Bates,
is still visiting with her father
and friends. We are glad to
have her with US again.
Ellis H. Johnson came up from
St. Joseph and spent a day or
two with his family here.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08
ShOWlOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Stratton
have moved to Pinedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ellsworth
we're visitors from Lakeside last
Monday.
Arch Reidhead, one of our
ghOOl boys, came up from Snow
lake last Saturday to pay his
hkS a visit.
Mr.. Hugh and Miss Frances
Willis of Snowflake were visitors
n town this week. Hugh came
P to dispose of his hay crop.
Mrs. Annie Thompson came
ID from her mothers ranch last
saturday and is spending the
week in town visiting relatives,
The parents and public school
teacherS of Showlow held a meet
ing Monday evening. A ma
lOnty Of the parents were in
attendance. The home credit
work was discussed and the de-
cSlOn to adopt it was unanimous.
Aparent-teacher club was also
aganlzed. The teachers of the
PARENTS class of the Sunday
SnOOl suggested that these
Meetings be held on their 'Lo-
9 Subject" day. This was
agfetd upon, in order to make
convenient for more of the
parents to attend. We hope
naF the interested manifested
our flrst meeting will be kept
" and that much good will come
y this organization.
Following are the names of
pupils in the grammar grades
~ were neither absent nor
"uy the first month after en-
rs rulg school: Roy Hall, Joy
n pOIlOrd' Dora Hansen, Lille
m. rr,sVOrth, Maude Young, Annie
M oa'pple, Lloyd Ellsworth, CeoIa
'er' Louise Whipple, Lettie
~~'age' Lula Ellsworth, Orson
nipple n and Earl Amos.
!. ln0se in the primary grades
~ Ronald Ellsworth, Lorana
pssGS' p'S zina Ellsworth, Lavon
w., rnunead, John Mills, Annie
.NS;uS, Laura Stratton, Hugh
.rl mpple' Clyde Oliver, Lucy
Psi% Ppn' Hattie Whipple, Ralph
l~a .onead, Tom Amos, Elsie
|H.SS Allen Adams, Joseph
lS' William Burke and Dizzy
The Snowflake herald., 1915-10-08

Poultry Show is the only official
American Poultry Association
show to be held in Arizona this
year, and a ribbon from this de-
partment is a great credit to the
lucky winner.
The fair dates have been set
aside to represent each county:
Thursday, Oct. 81. Mohave- Co.
conino Day; Friday, %, Navajo
Apache Day; Saturday, %. Yav-
apai and Children's Day. Re-
member the dates and also that
low excursion rates are in effect
for the biggest celebration that
is held annually in Northern
Arizona.