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New-York tribune., 1919-12-15
CHANGE OF yrssE1,s N,vr
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. Il Surrogate Of
.he me county OF New York NOTICE is hereby
IL STEINWAY late Of iha ro,lnf, ,,lnSs
IT New York, dece ased. to present the sam
with vouchers thereof, TO the Subscribers, at
office Of Solinger & Solnger. ATTORNEYS at
No. 119 Broadway in the Borough Of Man
haitian In the City Of New York State of
New York on or before the 25th day of
June. 1920 next
Dated; New York, the 18th day Of Dccem-
WILLIAM r sTEINwAY.
Paul. II. SCHMIDT,
WALTER B. soLlNGER,
sOLINGER & sOLINGER. Attornsvs t,1rneS'.' + for
Executors. Office and 2. o. Address l7s
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
ROYCE, MINNIE C.-In pursuance OF an
order OF honorable John + Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County of New Yosk. notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Minnie {. Royce. late Of he County
Of New York, deceased, to pres nj the same
with vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. at
Office of Butler Wyckoff & Campbell his
attorneys, at No. 81 Wall Street in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. in TIL City OF New York,
state Of New York on or before the 25th
day of June. 1920, next.
Dated New York, the 10th day OF Decem-
FREDERICK B CAMPBELL.
BUTLER, WYCKOFF & CAMPBELI. At
Address, 54 Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Honor-
able John P cohalan. Surrogate of the
given to all persons having claims against
Mary Augusta Kemp late of the County Of
New York, deceased TO present the same
ttrl h Ttt..t,.
their place OF tIansactins business al the
office Of their attorneys, ENarts Choate
Sherman x Leon, NO. 60 Wall Street IN the
Guy OF Now York. on before the 20th day
of June. 1920.
Dated New York, the 18th day of Decen-
Der, 1912
EDWARD CHARLES MEARs KEMP.
HERBERT }. BlCkFOhD.
EVARTS, CHOATE. SHERMAN y LEON.
50 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhat an
New York city. Attorneys for r.Xecutors
IN PUrsUA ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HuS.
this County OF New Iork. No.ice is her.sy
given 20 al persons having claims against
AsIcn +. Biar>K, late OF the County OF New
lcrk. .ecrased. 10 present he same. vita
.er ,hers thereof, TO the subscribers at the!s
Ct Richard ;! Lewis theii attorney. at NJ
So William Street. in the i'orouEn OF Ltan-
hsttan. ~ the City OF New YORK. state o:
vemoer. lsis. next:
Dated New York. the 5th day OF AprA
lelS
THOMAS J. BLANCK,
CORNELIUS w bERDA:;.
Executors
RICHARD J LEWIS. Attorney Tor En.
ecutors Office and +. 0 Address. -
william Street. Borough OF MAnhAssan.
YORK C1U
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable Jnnn + Coi.a.an. Surrogate
OF the County Of New foih. Notice -
hereby given to all persons having clairs
against Si'ney +. Cluiow. late OF tho
County of New York. deceased to prese
the same, with vouchers thereof. to the
slbscriber. at her place OF transacting
business, The Office Of Frederick Trevor
Hill. her attorney. No So Vail street. ia
the Borough of Manhattan. City OK New
York, Oh OF before ths 18th day of De
cember next
Dated. New York. the 7th day OF June
1919.
HENRIETTA Fl CLULOw. Execu,rtx
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

sTURGEs. ARTHUR tEMBERTON Nv
pursuance OF an order OF Honorable
John F. Cohalan. Surrogate Of the
County OF New yo-k. NOTICE Is hereby
given to all persons cav'r. claims against
Arthur Pemb. rton Sturges. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers. at their place of transactine
business. the office OF the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York. at No. i4o
Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhattan.
In the Citv of New York. State OF New
York on before the 10th day OF Fob
ruary 1920. next.
I,Ated. New York. the 30th day OF ri.:s
1919.
FORD HUNTINGTON
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
ExrcutorA
ALEXANDER 4 GREEN, Attorneys for
rSecut"vc. 100 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New TS:k City.
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Sale in Negro Section

! Nail & Parker have sold for Minnie
M. Koelsch 210 West 133d Street, q
6ve-story Fat building on plot 42x9s.1l.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER -
Honorab. John z. Cohaiar ~.~r-x.-.
Of the Count of New York notice i.
hereby given 70 all persons having ain,
against Lucy Ne Is aa4rd. lats - M
county =" New V'is. irceased 20 present
the same Sits vnI. hers thereof % n an
ecribers. al heir ,-zce OF tran>actlng tri-fn4-.
a. the office of Suaranty Trust Company ~
New York NO it0 broadway IN IA. 90, ).
New York. ~ or before The lat day OF f's1-
fusry next.
Dated New York. the istn lay o. Juiy.
1919 'S'
SaA6LES BAIRD AND GUARANTY
sTETSON JENNINGS & RrssE.:., Al
torneys r'r Administ rators. ls Bread
Street. New York City.
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real. ESTATE
EsTCHEsTER COUNTY

FOR SAL E-SiX lots In a most choice re-
slrlcted residential section OF Peiham
Heights a B Masrero. 353 GrecnN ,ch
St. Ne~ York city Telephone Lisp Anard
$3.50 your own broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable Jonn Z. Conalan. surrogate
Of tue County OF New YORK. NOTICE Is
hereby gwen 10 all persons having claims
against Elizabeth 3. Hoyt. late OF tns
County OF New York. deceased to present
the same with vo,4c hers ther >of TO tn.
at his place of -ransactlns
business. a. the office OF his attorney e
Dudley Barlow. No. 80 Liberty Street. In
the city OF New YORK. IN Or before III.
st ventn day of february aext
Dated. New York the ssth day Of July
1918 GEORGE HALL HOYT
Executor
e. DUDLEY BARLOW. Attorney Tor
Executor 80 Liberty Street. Borough
o& Manhattan. New York Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

~asaeE sna STORE With living room, 10 let.
"ss adams st.. HoLoken. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

HARRIS, EMMET.--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF honorable John + Cohalar
Surrogate OF ne County of New York notice
is hereby gwen TO all persons having Gains
against kInmei Harris, late of The County Of
New YORK. deceased. 10 present the anne with
vouchers The eof to ne subscribers. at their
place OF trar sacting business. No "a Wall
Street. in the City Of New York on or before
tn. 18TH day OF May next
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF No.
velnDer. !. l9.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD, JR.
ElX .cuIors
CARTER. LEDY ARD 4 MlLBJkN. Attor-
neys TOR Executors. 81 Val Street. New
lorA CITY
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WILLIAM r sTEINWAY,
PAUL. II. SCHMIDT
WALTER B, ssOLINGER
sOLINGER & sOLINGER. Attorneys for
Executors. Office and 2. o. Address l7s
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

OSTERHELD. THEODORE WIN PCR.
suance Of order OF Honorable John
l.. Cohaian, Surrogate Of the County of
New York. notice is hereby given 70 al
pei sons having lalms aGa Theodore
". Osterheld, late OF the County OF Now
ork, deceased. to present tie wit~
vouchers thereof to the subscriber ri Lis
place OF transactiig business a mis- otfice
No. 3b Wall street. Borough Of MannAt-
tan, City ot New York, IN .r before the
Zotn day ot January next.
Dated New York. the 10th iay OF Jul;
1913.
PIERRE l.. LAGER. Executor
CArWALADER. WiCKEhSHAM
TAFT, Attorneys .Jr Executor. No. -
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New YorA
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John f. Cohalan. : Surroga,e Of
fhe County New York. no TICE is nkrs
by gwen TO all persons wing claims again.t
JOHN COLT SPOON Err, tate of The County OK
ke,. York. ieo. aseo. 10 present the same wita
vouchers Thereof &c the suoscribe:. AZ Its
principal place " transdcllug business, No
~ William Street. in the Guy OF New York.
before the 3lst day OF January next.
Dated. NV York the 10Th day OF July.
1919
IHE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor
GELl-ER. ~ROLSTON HORAN. Attor.
'.eys Tor Executor. 22 Exchange PlscA
New iork. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-12-15

Executors.
WHITE & CASE. Attorneys Tor .,xecu.
tors Office and Postotf.ce Address No
IA Wall Street. Borough OF Naunat
.an. City OF New SorK
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

TIME carpenters, plumbers and painters
are now adding the finishing touches
to the plant that few weeks ago
was SO thoroughly devastated by fire.
Everything has been refinished Wher-
ever piece of machinery was the least bit
damaged it has been replaced with new.
There has been new modern equipment add
ed-new conveniences added-in short moth
ing has been overlooked to make THE NEW
TROY LAUNDRY plant that will rank
with the best in the Inland Empire.
We will be better prepared than ever to
take care of your work with prOmptness,
thoroughness and efficiency.
In this new plant every department has
been made BETTER THAN BEFORE. We
expect to be able to give you better service
in every way. 1t will be our aim to give you
service and quality of work to MERIT
YOUR BUSINESS.
We have added new mending and darn
ing machines which service costs the custO-
mer nothing extra and oh SO many things
that is sure to make THE NEW TROY
better All we ask is trial that we may
10 oond Oyrr cta afo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
A Close Inspection

of your Laundry when it returns will prove
to YOU that your waists, dresses and the
finest articles of your wardrobe Will be
laundered perfectly.
1t does not pay to do your own work
when you get this kind of service. A WON
ANS HEALTH is worth much more than
the few dollars you would have to spend for
Laundry work each week.
Exchange BLUE MONDAY or wash
day for work that is more profitable. Ex-
change those hours of hard labor to some
other economy that is SO essential in these
DAYS of high prices. WE ARE SURE YOU
WILL MAKE BY 1T IN STRAIGHT DOL
LARS AND CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Name

The dlrons total major casualties numbered wch ce
deaths from those in battle fo,us
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

HAAB, Z Leon E. New York c,tv
RABBITT, Michael J,.. Salen3 sS a,,y
"a BER, William Broolelvn, n
Ra ~ RaablINNOWl y y !. owl lIZ, Harry. BROOKLYN ~ Y
~, =, =, E'JW ~. W. A. Mt Vernon. N. Y.
RISnnCiSAVVTF RnCAVTf' r. Edw C..Niagara Falls. NY.
- lI,,tts ynl,s, ~, 1Iarry Brooklyn n. Y
~ iyI,1, W ~ Ett, j. e. Mt Morrison, Col
2 p3AaMI5R, a ~, T.. Emapuel J.... New York city
RRANDAZZO. r Anthony. BROOKLYN n !.
RAPoPORT. Philys Brooltlyn N
RASM USSEN. Einar o. .Dagman' Mont
UCH. Peter. New York citv
81 = J; Thos -. Blue Mountain, Miss
81 yyGGOH Ernest E.. .Sumatra, Mont
pEHTov, SGv, Holner ner ...... Pittsford. N. Y.
REAH1r, 81 nD, Thos. J..... New York city
RIA REAVEs I1EEN1 Honn. ... Brooklyn. N: Y
RECHLIN, John J......N New York c,tv
REDFIELD. Frank II. Anchor, Ore.
REGAN, Michael New York civ
REHMANN. Albert. w st. Paul. MINI
REID. SfsI. Lauren g. :. Virginia City, New.
REID. Samuel j., Jr. BROOKLYN. N Y
REil.LY, Thomas p. New York c,tv
hrMP. h1.7I Frank. ;...... Brooklyn. n. Z.
REuSSE. George MIN York city
KEY 4 NOLDS. John A.. New York CITY
+, r,n;r RI MOLDS, John. ...... New York city
RT1 X NoLDS. VIM. New York CITY
81 nI, NARD, John r. N. Atteboro, Mass.
RiCH' siS' w,in ya - p;,.'........ .Chafee. N. Y.
RICHARDS. louis. ..... New York civ
RICHARDsON, John. butte. Mont
RIEsZ, Edward n. Jr. New Yor' city city
RILEY. Joseph. ....... Queens. N y
EE;;sST. Michael g.. .... .Rochester. MINI
kA@SA 6AMArQs ssAs, .IoD AnesIen Cal
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Men of the 18th Division Who Died in Service

beo appears the official list Of the rs officers men Of the
M Dvsion 0ho died in These dvdd as fol
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Address. Name.

q scoLA. Giovanni. ..... sicily. italy
LARSON, Edward j.. Harmony, MINI.
LARSON. James A...... Sidney, Mont
larson, Martin. ...... Duluth Mimi
LAURITSEN. James ..... Dixie, Wash
LAWRENCE. Ben e .Courtenay, n. D.
I.AWRENCE. Omar Baldwin. L. / NJ
LAWSON, Walter F...W. Haven. Conn.
LEDERLE. Louis ]. New York city
LEE. John. Townacarry- Kilclare County
, Leitrim, Ireland
LIET,EORE: | r T,T5 Henry J. 49,, .sprey. Utah
LEIE,KOW1rz. | Exc Morris. :: New York city
LIt0IO. Levi. Henderson, Mlnn
LEhAN | =. Mike. .........s st. Paul. MINI.
LIsA +, NJ The odore 80. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
LEONhRD, Clarence T. Yonkers, N. Y.
LEONARD. Howard G. Brookiq7,. y. Y,
,llD NAED james r Farming1ale, N. Y
LltoNAItD, Jerome M Douglass. Ariz
L,5,t,Tiso, LTvJNn 1snnh a41seppe' New YORK city
LEvINl1. Samuel .. So Norwail. conn.
Lr;V II,, ne, Lcslles A....... Elkton ORC
hvoY v d,S9J Joseph pR' NY New yorlt york cit city
LEVY. Julius. ......... BROOKLYN N. 7.
LIE,l,WEN1cHT. Louis 49,. Buffalo. N. Y.
IITWlS' tT,,,,s'' Alma .......".. Harlsy. Idaho
~ - W, " -, fIeuk ......... New York city
t,,g1iY,iElNSDECKER. p r. Paynesvile, MIN.
LlEbERMAN. Nathan NV YorS ci,y
t,iiEECC Is. Paul G..n Brool1pn, H. Y.
L1l1E:sER, ! +: IT,, WIN A''''."., Horny, ohio
L1ll4EDALi1. Carl H.,,.ara1ile, WAN
- ~ 20 hl,, VIhccnt.,4 .tfoo<lyn, N. Y.
blMCNJEJLt. G...... Houadnln N =
lLNFptN. Ffndk C,,.. Prescott. Maea
LlNDHLDM, Henry. =---~
IiiNDEboRg, a. r.. rgoohlyn. n. Y.
LilnFl.lrT. Fred r. ,,,, Broolyn, NJ, Y
1t11rpn,,TI,'I - ~, Garlm rfnns l'''s,, Butte, Mont
1rITTEWsHI 1I1r, y Anton'' BrooMyn. n. Y.
LOCKWGO, H. NJ ..... 'Corseca '.'c'en s s ''r, D.
LOGAN, William. Fisher. Mtrn'
LOGATTO. Benz. ... .Orangcburg N v
IDMHN RICO, Vinccnzo -
LONl)RAVIILE, J. C.Cape Vincent NY.
LOoNL LIE, Daniel II. Rcxburg. idaho
! = '1,l > WH Hltcr b, .I3rOOklyn, n. Y.
l-0lsENI. Paul T. .LaNronco, Mass,
: }'o1 - mas. H. ....... Eonss'aar. \. Y.
) ~ 49, =; James A Clifton SPRINGS n. Y.
; 80, ~ -, - i,lN. Herman. New York citv
- :, ", " - Willi3m Lancaster. ~ Y.
LuCkETT, Fl 'nry c. 49,. Foster, Mont.
LIJJTTNNID9oUIsT. A. W Enterprise. ''l Ore. l,,s
| Lu0MA; 91s ~ rs sam Two Harbors, Minn.
: : y s-5 -, WI1llam T... Pensacola Fla.
I4Y NCH, Hugh F.. Arcade. N Y
I1Y NJ II. lanes. ..... BROOKLYN N y
~ Nti James A. Townsend Mont
LYNCH. James NJ Wastfiald N1oas
l.YNCH William F. F.....New York ci+v
La IONS, Thomas J... Troy, S. G.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

E,sAT.sSrMAN. ,sT.s George Nyasa Orc
Esn; is,.K e herbert n New York city
It-h EcrEy,r L,Y,r'EY; Frank M Cove. ore
l.S.tSf,n. r.c trSEHn. Arthur J..... Buffalo. n. Y.
EGKHoFF, Nils. ....... Brooklyn. NJ Y
1EDWINsON. ~ Carl ". Spokane. Wash
VIZ Ts1snlS, =. Jnhn. Clyde. N. Y.
Eiys.o EMiiyyKoFF. Raymond u New York city
EikE EiT .t,1.n m"rtv'k .. !. Martinsdaie. Mon.
IsLLlDTT James r., Cssln,nv '',y
A9A15MA6s 4hqsAAsAnAa aQEeDpa asld. Masa
Evening journal., 1919-01-21

only refuses 10 permit the prospective
opponent 10 enter at catchweishts. but
In many instances the titleholder de-
clines to complete the match because
OF the overweight OF his opponent.
It therefore would be equally unjust
TO ask a challenger to permit a cham
pion to go into the ring at catch
weights. II this were permitted the en-
tire Structure Of weight equality would
topple into the discard.
The Leonard-Dundee weight arrange
ment was for Leonard's beneft and the
alleged championship feature was for
the benetfl Of the box ONCE.
Pinheaded promoters are responsible
for the fatality in Boston. Young Terry
McGovern struck his head on the un-
padded ring floor, and his death re-
suited.
A club manager with ordinary gump-
ton knows that the first thing 20 be
done after the ring door has been laid
Is TO cover it with felt half an inch
thick so that a boxer who falls or is
knocked down will not suffer injury.
But the astute managers Of the Bos-
ton club where Britt and McGovern
boxed contented themselves without
the padding, and the result was q ia
tallty.
II would be interesting to know how
many rings In Jersey are unpsdded, and
possibly It might be well for the Jersey
commission to make a personal lnvesti-
cation Of the matter.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
IN

Work got 526 and made 206 In his last
game. p. Hewlett also made POS In his
ilrst game. Outside OF these two men
the rest Of the team did not bowl up
to their standard.
Morgan OF Sales had high single game
or the evening between Sales and
Brandywine, making 203 Stllwell OF
Brandywne was the only man out Of
the 10 making over 500 getting 5O2
The others did only ordinary rolling
The Engineers had no trouble in TAX
ing three from the Urger boys. Herpel
made 56i and got 205 In one game Hen
derer did well, making 20i In his frst
game, getting a 5ii total. Rodrlgues
had trouble getting SOL Riley was In
bad making only i6S. unusually low for
him. Roth OF the Urger was the only
man on his team to get over 500. making
5O1. The balance Of the team seemed
to go TO pieces at the critical moment
and could have easily won one game
and possibly two had they worked on
several occasions when nearly every
man failed.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
OPPOSE FURTHER
TAX ON BASEBALL

Tho one ny in the ointment as far as
the baseball outlook is concerned is
the proposed increase OF the war tax
from 10 10 20 per cent. The baseball
club owners have Joined with their the
atrlcal conferees In protesting to Wash
ingion against this unjust increase. Ten
per cent. Is tax enough on amusements
The 20 per cent. tax would hit baseball
harder than Il would hit the theatres.
for the man why pays 81. SO and more
for a theatre ticket would not mind
the increased tax as much as the man
who pays 80 and 70 cents for his base
ball seat.
The proposed increase In the baseball
and theatre tax Is greater than that on
any other item with the exception OF
murderous weapons. Placing baseball
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
du Pont Bowling League

On Friday evening. January II, Poole
Shops took three from Work Supplies; I;
Engineering took three from Urger Di-
vision, and Sales took two from Brandy
wine.
The surprise OF the season was when
Poole took three games from Work
Supplies. Work Supplies does not
usually allow any team 10 beat them
for three games and Poole is to be con-
graduated for their good work. Craig
OF Poole's did exceptionally well getting
S20i-f56-tOtal ~ SIS Anderson also
did good work making 500. CLARK OF
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
sun OUT OF THE
SHIPYARD LEAGUE

The noteworthy event OF the past
week in basketball circles was the
blowing up OF the Sun Ship five. This
leaves but i've teams in the Delaware
Rive- shipyard League. though It was
thought probable that the Merchant
flve OF Hartman would take the place
vacated by the sun, but the applica-
ton has been turned down.
A big change has been made in the
schedule Of the league, due 10 neces-
sity Of night playing:
nf.c- CkG n ..aw.~
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
AIT-STARs WIN AGAIN

Last night at the Keystone Field Club
Baldwin's All-Stars defeated the Key
stone quoit team four out Of 1ve
games, as follows:
All-Stars 80. 80. ...2i u u p II
Keystone 90. -...'... -. 10 q IS 10
The feature OF the game was the
playing OF Joe Cary OF Chester, who
made seven ringers.
As a reward for giving them a beat
ing the Keystone club invited the All
Stars to a pig roast Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
TRAP SHOOTING
ANGLING

In the same tax category with murders
Gus weapons Is rather a far fetched
slap, II a slap were intended. Baseball
men say the increase is unjust. uncalI>
ed for and unwanted by the Ame-lcan
public.
Evening journal., 1919-01-21
Local Shooters Lead
in Attendance Matches

Wilmington Trapshos leading all
Philadelphia
matches matches
participating
participants
Camden,
the
matches the S Civ
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
Local and Otherwise

Elias Smith was down from
his ranch at Linden the first of
this week.
For water troughs and galvan-
lied steel tanks see Wetzler Sup
ply Company. 7-26tf
Roland Fish is moving his resi-
dence off of the Apache railway
right-of-way. Ninety feet is the
distance of the move.
Milton Tanner has accepted
the job of driving a mail car
from Holbrook to Showlow for
Dewitt Bros. the contractors.
''The Gilbert Sun" is the new
est paper in Arizona, and is pub
lished at Gilbert, Maricopa coun-
ty. Several Snowflake people
reside in the Gilbert section.
Wetzler Supply Company are
prepared to cut, and thread pipe
in any length required and can
furnish all the pipe fittings re-
quired for home and fire use.
Mrs. Katie B. Fish of this
place and her son Horald and
family of Woodruff, left the first
Of the week for Mesa, where the
latter will reside during the win
ter. Mrs. Fish expects to re-
turn after the state fair in Phoe-
nix.
Walter Smith, who has been
holding position in the Indian
service at Keams Canyon, has
returned to his home here, hav-
ing given up the job. He is con-
sidering moving soon down to-
ward the southern part of the
state for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gilchrlst
aud Mr.. Reno, the latter an en-
ploye of Mr.. GiIchrist, left Mon
day for Flagstaff, after several
days visit here. They expect to
leave soon upon their arrival in
the Skylight City for Prescott to
visit the fair being held there
this week.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
Still in the Ring After
Sixteen Years Service

In the salesroom of the Denk-
Thompson Company. Ford dealer
in Detroit, is Ford Touring car
number 604, looking wonderfully
youthful and sturdy despite its
sixteen years Of daily service.
The car was accepted as $4,000
on the purchase of a new Ford.
Apart from style the old timer
is worth more than that-it
goes" and the motor is quite
some years this side of being a
pensioner, but vogue in motor
dom has changed since 1904.
Engines are no longer wound
up from the side; steering wheels
no longer stick straight up into
the air; and then, too, eight
horse power and five gallon gas
tanks aren't quite sufficient for
the modern motorist. The faith
full Ford has not outWorn its
usefulness it has merely out
lived itself. 1t is as though an
old Indian chieftain would sport
himself adorned in earrings,
feathers and moccasins among
his college-bred, stylishly clad
offspring. Noblest among them
but of a different age.
And so with this Model ''F''
Ford. What stories it might
tell of following worn, rutted
wagon roads, over strange coun-
try perhaps, running through
creeks where bridges had not
been built, making its owners
happy. Detroit wasn't so much
of town fifteen years ago. 1t
was Henry Ford's second year
manufacturing Fords in a fac
tory; his company had just been
organized.
1t is not known who the origi-
nal purchaser of this dependable
old Ford was, or where he lived,
whether in New York or Cali
fornia. Michigan or Florida. Six
O-Four may have travelled all
of the States of the Union. But
now it has returned to the place
of its birth, there to enjoy a
quiet, respectable old age, while
it keeps on running and running
and running, and cheating the
junk man.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-10-17
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior,


u. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
September t9, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Conrad
Hess, Jr., Of Phoenix, Arizona, who,
on 6-29-II & At, I914. made homestead
entry No. O14748-O248O8 for H. E. S.
(H. E. O14748- -O248O8) for a tract of
land described by metes and bounds as
follows: Beginning at corner No. /,
from whence the Cor. to sections l, 6,
7 and II, t. lin, Rs. II and I8-E.,
bears N. SO degs. TO- E., 9287 chains;
thence S. 81 deg. TO- W., I15O chains
to corner No. 2: thence S. 04 degs.
55' W., 7.O1 chains to corner No. 3;
thence S. 80 degs. 80 w, 6.99 chains
to corner No. A; thence S, 09 degs. ST
w, 4018 chains to corner No. 5;
thence S. 88 degs. OO' w, 6.84 chains
to corner No. 6; thence N. 08 degs.
26' E., 28.20 chains to corner No. z,
thence N. 10 degs. 0O' w, I1.05 chains
to corner No. 8; thence N. 26 degs. 81
E., IL. Is chains to corner No. 9; thence
thence N. 78 degs. 09' E., 1921 chains
to corner No. 10; thence N. 81 degs.
IL E., sos chains to corner No. IL;
thence S. 86 degc. AZ E., 5.84 chains
to corner |, the place of beginning,
SO. 49 acres in section II, un-
t. I'm, r. I7-E., G. & S.
r. B. & NJ, Arizona, Sitgreaves Ma
tional Forest, has filed notice of inten-
tention to make three year proof, to
claim to the land above de.
scribed, before Thorwald Larson, u.
S. Commissioner, at Holbrook, Arizo-
ma, on the 9th day of October, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ezekiel B. Newman, John B. Blew
ins, Wallace W. Newman, all three of
Holbrook. Arizona; George H. Wilbur,
of Heber, Arizona.
]. L. IRWIN, Register