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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

kou a literarni vedou vedle
prof. V. Brecky spisovatele ia
roslav Hilbert, Dr.. Arhe Novak
a DR.. F. X. Salda. Uprava dila
sveTena vynikajicimu um6lci
mistru r. Kupkovi z Prize a
bude obsahovati ma 500 obra-
zu, vesmes dokumentarnich od
naSich umelcu-legionaru. Cisty
vynos publikaee musi byti co
nejvetSi a nem6lo by byti ie-
dine rodiny, ably 81 nezakoupi a
dilo "Narod Legiim'. Vlastene
cti jednotlivci jiSt6 prispeji
castkami pokud mono nejv6t-
Simi. Jejich obGtavost bude "a
znamenana a k dilu prirazeny
budou pametni listy darcuv, V
nichz budou uvedeni darci V
Sesti cestnych mistech.
Prva misto bude vyhrazeno
tenn, kdoz pfisp6ji castkou od
KG. 5000 a vySe. druh6 od $500
vySe, treti od 1000, ctvrte
od 1900, pate ot 1000 a sest6
od 500. / meusi Diary budou S
diky kvitovany.
Dilo "Narod Legiim' bhde
vydanb V llprave nadhern&, re-
presentatiyDl autografy V ce-
ne 800 korun a bez autograph V
Gene $50 korun. We vydani prv
MIN mad to bude prilozcn zvla-
stnl list $ origina.em 'podpisu
nektere velkG osoby zhranicni
nebo celn6ho politika, literata
atd.
Nynl jest yyhodne tuto kni-
hu 81 obiednati. Cenu jeho
jsme stanoyili die pritomneho
kursu cs. koruny a sico jcden
dollar "a so korun. Cena tato
plati do odvo ami.
PrihlaSky ma toto dilo priii-
ma Czechoslovak Information
Bureau, $40 District National
Bank Bldg, Washington y. c..
kier6 syoreno vyhradnc zastu-
pitelstvi pro toto dilo V Ameri-
&c. Pouzc na objednayky epa-
trenc prisluSnNm obnoscm moz
no brat zrctc'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
SirOtkoVa vina.
80 ROMAN
Napsal Paul Rouget.. Pfelozl A. ii.

Domovnice hledela ma mia
dou zenu vsecka vyjevena.
Ale Johane rov1tz neusla ta
tc jeji zarazenost - tazala
Sc:
"Co je vam, Wy jste celia zme
nena".
Il nic to nenf, pranic", o.
mlouvala Sc panicka, potichu
vsak k sob6 zaseptala:
"To jsem 81 ted peknou ka-
81 radrobila".
Hlayou mlade divky projcla
d6siva myslenka:
"Probuh = stale SC snad ne
co Armandovi?"
A nez mohla vyslechnouti
odpov6d' vbahla do bytu do
movnice vsecka vyd6Sena.
Zde vSak zustala stati IA
prahu jako zkamenela. Ruce Sc
| il TRASHY a V ocich d6laly Sc il
! lnzitky
"Vy zde, Pierre?" zaSeptala
stisnenym hlasem.
"Ano, ia -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

Pierre Courtial, krateje me-
zitim 20 boulevardech, byl We
lice dojat.
"Jakou silu potfebuJe clo-
vek", pravil sam k sobe, "aby
plnn svou povinnost! Budu mi
ii tolik statecnosti a odvahy, a
bych nebyl slab, abych Sc Jo-
hare nevrhl k nohoum q neza-
pFisahal il, ably od hrozne o.
bati, kterou na mne zada, upu
st;,a?"
PAX mu napadla jeli sloVa :
"Pfisahala isem, ze Sc stanu
jeho choti -''
A tn Sc zachvel do duse.
Lee vzmuzil sc op6t q fekl
ST:
"Dosti jiz tohoto premitanl
dluzno vypiti trpky kalich az
do dna - trpeti az do smrti".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
TX

CliOE Qicr kay oNuu Lax
zvla$tnl nahodou svedl opet
Tierra S Johanou, zaklepano
bylo "a casnych hodin odpole-
dnjch na dvefe kabinetu dra,
Lipraye.
LekaT byl, jak obycejne tou-
to dobou, donna a zamestnaval
Sc svymi pokusy.
We dvefich objevila Sc vras.
Gita tvar stareho sluhy.
"Dv6 milosrdn6 sestry cht6ii
S vami mluviti, pane doktore"
"Co 81 preji?"
"Nerekly mi niceho, pane"
MEL iste Sc iich zeptat. Ne
epis zebraii = poptejte Sc g
je-li tomu tax, deite jim franz
q rropust'te ie".
| Ia chyilku sc slouzici opG
obieyit
Pane doktorc, jepti$ky ty
neQriSly prositi o milodar. Chtj
ii S vami mluvit We zvlastni o
sobni zalezitosti".
| * d,asu S mimi! !" zvolal dol
tor We svych pokusech vyruSe
ny.
PAX pravil:
"Nuzc, kdyz ma tom tax stc
Iii, uved'te ie".
Ia nekolik okamziku stal,
/ liz pred nina ODE sestry. jich;
, GobrackG, poctivc oblicejc nf
l6kaTe uGinlly velice priznivl
! dojem a daily mu zapomenout
Lplne, re byl vyrusen z prace
! ''Prejete 81, velebne sestry?'
pravil k nim.'
Sestra Terezic predstoupila
! TNar jeji prozrazorala stopy
prestale t6zkoSti, ,iakoz i trapn,
napjeti. Ma celem iednani cti
| hodnc teto bytosti byla zfcim;
rozpaGitost a I3azen, con doktt
rovi neuSlo.
-"Slovutny pane -- mily pa
nc doktore -"
Iajikla Sc a div ii Shy nepC
lily, jak byla rozechvela.
''PriSly isme k vam po dlou
hem vahani a nesmelosti pc
ehopitelnou, nebot' Sc, nam jed
IA o wee velice zaVaznou
| chculostivou -"
"Zavaznou? Choulostivou p
CD@toval zarazon. Snad tn Slt
o n6iaky zvlaStni pripad mem,
q, pon1yslil 81 a zvolaI:
! "Alluvto jen a nenaplncit,
mne na Skfipec zvedavosti -
pokud budu moci prospect, mi
| iorad TAX ucinim".
Sestry sc posadily, ale svG Il;
trazenosti zbaViti Sc ncdovedly
Scstra Terezie n6kolikratt
tzakaslala, pax tcprv ujala s.
|slova.
! "Ano, pane doktorc - che
! $e hncd dotknoltti otazkv, o kt
I roG jdc - &C mi to pfipada v
lice ia teako, iezto mas ami ne
mate. Ny ismc IA to jiz mno
Ilo o vas mIuvily sly3cly. Oso
.ba. pro niz citime ncizive!iS
2djem, rTpraV6la nam 0 Y5s
! Vine, ze jste muz poCestnJ
(Pokraeovanl.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

j
d,uzno vypiti trpky kalich az
do dna - trpeti az do smrti".
V naznacenou domovnici do
bu byl Pierre Courtial jiz pred
Gruhou hodinou odpoledni ne
daleko vrat domu, z nehoz 10
hama jiti mela. Stai ostatne me
III stromy boulevardu, tax u
kryt, &c nemohl byti zpozoro-
Van.
Kratce 30 druhe hodine Wy
SiaJohana Il domu q skutecne
sama. Byla opet cern6 odena a
nesla V ruca maly balicek. -
Ezdalovala Sc pax spesnymi
kroky po boulevardu. a.
V dali jeste videl il Courtial
vstupovati do-omnibusu.
Nevahaje dele, vessel Pierre
do domu a vkrocil do obydli
tomovnice.
Zde sedel malicky Armand
mezi hrackami, dfeytnymi vo-
ja5ky, beruSkami domecky.
TO byl tedy jeho syn, kter6-
ho poprve mohl 'pfitiskuouti X
srdci.
nomoFnicc, spatFivsi hosta, S
lfm6vem vysla mu vstric.
'PriSel iste pravc V cast,
rravila mu, madame Bergeto
va odcSIa pred nekolika Okla
milky, ami Geset minut tomu
neni".
Slova tato ami neposloucha-
Te, blizil sc Pierre k dfteti, kte
1e jej pozorovaIo S ocima Siro-
cc rozevrenyma.
Tu praviIa pani k ho5ikovi,
schylivSi sc mad MIN:
"VidiS tohoto pana, Arman-
de? - He'd, on te ma rad a
chtel by te polibit - budeS k
n6mu take hodny, vid'?"
Pierre zbledly jako stena,
schylil Sc rovn6z a chv6jicima
rukama pohladil chlapci jeho
sv6tle hebke vlasy, kter6 mu
splTvaly az na ramona.
Mas mne rad?" ptal Sc
chIapec.
"Ano,, ehlapecku, volmi
rad", stisnenym hlascm odpo-
vidal Courtial.
Gale = il tc ami nezn4ml"
Mas pFaVdu''.
"A maminka - Ia tG zna?"
me, me dit6 = nezna".
CouFtial byl tax mocne do
iat. re Sc musil pfemahati, a
by neprepukl plae.
Domovnice Sc byla diskretn6
T2dalila, ale kutic phi sv6 pra-
ci nluvila sama k sob6:
''To ie jist6 jeho otec, = ne
E1tlze tom bJt pochybnosti -
la podoba biic do oci. Ale ne
1da Sc pfilis st'astnym, ubo,
aaf".
CouFtial mezitim liz sc SO.
znamoval blizc s chlapccm, ra
iehcz iodnotlive roztomilou
naivnosti pronesene otazky ne
tnav6 odpovidal.
Lee poiednou udalo sc nGcc
netuScneho.
DomoVnice zaslechla $ust "a
III a skoro Y tcze chyili zvola
k nj povedomy HAS:
"Hlcd'tc, PAM, iak jscm ro2
trHita = odncsla iscm praci ;
to hlavni isem Il nj ncchala dt
ma, Nzpomncla iscm 81 ia K
tcprv, kdyz jsem Vstupoyala I
jednoho om,libu5u 90 dl1la6hc
a nyni lsem byla nucena p6skJ
Sc yratiti''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
Historic CESkOSLOVEN-
SkE REvOLUCE.
Bible naseho osvobozeni.
(Cs. /. K.)

Dnes sta sta kra.anu Sc do
tazuje, kdy budou vydany de-
iiny naSeho revoiutniho boje.
Ma tomto die sc jiz pracuJe a
" dozirne dobe bude vydano a
Isice takovem zpracovani, re
lpravem jej budeme fnoci nazVa
til Bible naseho osvobozeni"
Bude to kniha 2 ktere neJen
my, ale MAST potomci po desc
Itileti budou cerpat odvahu k
zivotu, pouceni a vzpruhu pro
Ibudoucnost. Pov6sti, ktere
lisme slychavali, behem svetovc
lvalky staly Sc ekutkem merit
hu dalekove vetsim, nez lak Je
|zkazky podavaly. Ia Libusina
lveStba je vyp.nena a povest o
Irytirich z Blanika ne nadarmo
Hid mas po staleti silila.
| Dnes vdecny narod poclna
lpsati d6jiny komu jinemu ma
Ibyti venovan prvnl svazek nez
hrdinnym bazne neznajicim le-
lgionafum, ktefi pod vGdcov-
lstvim sveho taticka Masaryka
Ivybojovali po staleti zadanou
Isamostatnost.
Je nekdo, kdo by procitil
Izhave touhy, ably byl vlastni-
lkem tohoto dila, ably nem
lCetl, ably mem dial cisti svym
| Idetem a kdo by 81 nepral, ably
Itato narodni bible zustala de-
dicnym rodinnym majetkem po
desetiletich zadechlym zari
Islavne DOLBY?
Di.o toto nazvane "Narod
legiim" vydano bude pod pa
tronaci ministerstva Narodni
Obrany Cs. R. We prospech
| Fondu legionarskeho, budc
IV6novano cinno3ti ziyotu a de-
Iium naSich legii, V mem poprve
.bude sneSen Zpracovan do
sud neznamy material; deje-
pisnou cast budou provazet pro
jevy domacich cizich osobno-
sti DOLBY valecne, jako prapory,
ktere sc uctou sklaneji pri po
chodu naSich slavnych vojsk.
Dilo bude rozmeru "Ilatt
Prahy' asi o 500 stranach a bu
; de zahajeno uvodnim sloycn
toho, ienz staI Gele osvobo,
zoVaciho dila a dnes stoji V Ce-
lie statu: presidentem t. G.
Masarykem a ministrem N. O.
Y. Klofacem. Po Mich prijdOu
k slovu prvni spolupracovnict
Masarykovi, pocinaje DIR. E. Be
neSem ii prispevek zesnulehC
gen. Mil. Stefanika zaiiSten a
po ceskych lidech zahranicnich
ony velke osobnosti dohodov6
skupiny, ktere nam byly napo-
mocny boii vitezstvi. TAX
bpdou knize zastoupeni pu-
vodnimi projevy: Wi son, Gle
menceau, Denis, Poincare
Foch, Pelle, George V, Scott
Viator. helgicky kral Albert,
Huysmans, Victor Emanuel,
Orlando, Eisolatti, kral Petr,
princ-yladai Alexander, Paste
Music, PribiceviG, Voinovit,
Hribar, Bratianu, iaponska Via
da atd. Projeyum osobnosti spo
jeneckyeh statu nasledoyati
budou projevy ministru c.. Ha-
bermana, +. Stanka, Ora. V,
Srobara, A. Svehly DIR. X. Kra
marem p cele zastupcu Maffie
prednosty yojenske kancelare
pluk. o. Hu3aka, vyslancu. DR.
. Osuskeho, Iva Sychravy, pred.
mostly branneho vyboru FIR. IT,
drzala atd.
Nlastni jadro knihy tNorit
bude wink j boje legii, kterd
Ezachyceny budou ncjnazorne/i
a neidolozeneji perry, jez k u
Celu tomu isou povolana, TAX
oddil 'Srbsll6 a ruske legic" Ia
tpise pluk. prof. Prokop Maxa,
, Legie americke reditcl Ccsko.
, sloycn5ke Informacni kancela-
re We Washington6 p. Jos. Tyl
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Ihe hall Lumber Company Of HOIbroOk Announces
General Reduction in Lumber and Building Materia

In an effort to carry out its
policy of giving its customers
the advantage of the recent de-
cline in lumber and other build
Ing material, and to encourage,
as far as possible, the prospec-
tive home builders of Navajo
county, The Hall Lumber Com
pany of Holbrook has announced
a general reduction ranging from
lO to as much as 33B per cent on
practically every item carried
by it at its Holbrook and Wins
low yards. This reduction was
made possible by reason of the
company's heavy purchases from
the northwestern mills, some of
the lumber having just been re-
ceived. One item in particular
being clear red cedar shingles
has been reduced exactly 333
per cent, making the cost to the
h m builder approximately
what it was three years ago.
When it is considered that a re-
duction of 335 per cent is equiv
alent to a raise of so per cent it
will readily be seen that a great
deal of encouragement may be
held out for those who contem-
plate remodelling or building in
the early future.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17

In commenting on the down
ward trend of material carried
by his company, Mr.. Hall stated
that while this reduction at this
time could be taken as a good
sign that other reductions would
naturally follow from time to
time, but that undoubtedly the
low level had been reached for
several months to come, as it
would be impossible for the mills
to manufacture lumber and sell
it at much lower prices so long
as labor and railroad rates re-
NAMED high. This applies to
all other staple commodities.
He further stated that until you
could buy a Ford for $400, a
good suit of clothes for SIS to
500. a pound of sugar for six
cents, a good meal for twenty
five cents, a pound of good cof-
fee for thirty-fve cents, shave
for fifteen cents, it was not
likely that a thousand feet of
lumber would sell for SIS or
$40. 1t is now generally known
that without exception lumber
and most other building mate
rial items have increased less
during the past four years than
other staple commodities.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Bank Quits Business

The State Bank of Holbrook
closed it's doors for business
Monday, leaving a large number
of it's depositors grasping the
wee end of the sack. The bank
is said to have acquired too much
money that is, on paper which
will not pay cash checks. It is
thought, however, that the in
stitution will again come alive
within a few days and make all
its accounts good. 1t is report
ed that a bank at Chandler also
closed it's doors this week.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Interesting Bits Of News
Gathered From All Over

After four years the ban on
bull fighting in Mexico has been
lifted.
There are more than %, 900, 600
widows in India, one-third of
whom are under fifteen years
of age.
The United States has one in
fantry division, or $4,000 men,
upon the Rhine, two years after
the close of the war.
The government is making
efforts to restore the Morgan
strain of horses which has be-
come almost extinct.
A cargo of horses, the pick of
the best herds of Idaho, Montana
and Nevada, has been sent to
China to improve the native
stock of that country.
Born on the battlefields of
France an American army mule
was smuggled to the United
States and is the petted mascot
of the doughboysof Camp Travis,
San Antonio, Texas.
The total number of American
soldiers gassed:during the World
War, excluding marines and sal
lors, was 70, 552, of whom 1,221
died and 1883 were discharged
as suffering disability from
gassing.
A Seattle woman is colonizing
a fertile island about 40 miles
south of Mazatlan, Mexico, where
she has a 7.000-acre holding.
Twenty-nine farmers and their
families from Arizona will sail
for the island soon.
A cocoanut palm of the tropics
booms like a gun when blooming.
The spathe or flower case is OF
a hard woody substance from
four to five feet in length. and
when this case bursts to release
the bloom it is like the report
of a firearm.
A humpback whale with two
hind legs was recently captured
off the coast of British Columbia.
The bones of the unique appen-
dages were sent to the American
Museum of Natural History il
New York. Scientists believe
that back in prehistoric ages
whales roamed the land as vel
as the sea.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Local and Personal
News Of Snowflake

Buy useful Christmas presents
at Wetzler's.
Curly" Whitten of HoIbrook
was visitor in Snowflake yes
terday.
Ranger L. S. Kartchner was
in town over Sunday from his
station at Heber.
Charley Ballard has returned
to his drilling job at the Black
Canyon Oil company's well.
Supervisor John A. Freeman
was in Holbrook Wednesday to
attend a meeting of the board.
Who ever heard of a Vanilla
Party?" Well, they had one up
at Lakeside the other night. we
are informed.
Mary Plcktord is coming TO
Social Theater on Christmas eve,
at which time she will be seen
in ''Pollyanna. /"
Ranger James Hall, the graz
ing manager of the local Forest
office, is visiting the Chevalon
district this week.
Frank Wren, Linden's carpen-
ter and builder. has been spend
ing a few days in Snowflake do
ing work in his line.
Mrs. Drew Smith, wife of the
late Lehi Smith, arrived here
today from her home in Idaho
on a visit to relatives and friends.
Elias Smith was down from
Linden a couple of days this
week. He intends to soon move
his family to Snowflake for the
winter.
Buy your Xmas tree candles
and trimmings at Bushman's.
Also everything in the way OF
presents to make this the hap
piest Christmas ever.
Miss Vernal Ray, a sister OF
/ Mrs. o. D. Flake. arrived here
the first of the week from Pecos,
Texas, and intends to make
Snowflake her future home.
The music lovers of Snowflake
will have the opportunity OF
hearing something out OF the
ordinary next Wednesday night
Dec. %, when the Cantata'
"Star Of the East, will be
given in the Stake house.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Newsy Local Notes
From Town Of Taylor

Heber Hancock has returned
from Prescott.
Chas. Pettis was in from his
cattle range Monday.
Mr.. Beck and two children
were in town Saturday.
Post-ofice Inspector Cooper Of
Phoenix was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Muder of Shumway
spent Sunday in town with her
parents.
Messrs. Joe Nelson and Lester
Shumway have gone to Cooley
to work.
The Taylor Citizens Club held
their regular meeting Monday,
Dec. 13.
Mrs. Jennie Oliver is here from
Miami to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Willis.
Old Santa Claus is at the Tay-
lor Cash Store with pack of
toys and useful articles for young
and old.
The students of the Taylor
district school entertained the
Parents and Teachers Associa-
ton Wednesday night.
The Arizona Hotel is again
open after being closed a few
weeks while the proprietor Wis
tied in Phoenix and Mesa.
James w. Lewis had the mis-
fortune of getting his arm thrown
out of place by a horse stepping
into dog hole and falling.
We have had two auto loads
of Mesaitss here the east faw
days looking over lands and cat
tie with John and Jesse Pearce.
Arthur Palmer and J. H. AL
len were in Holbrook Tuesday,
taking James w. Lewis TO the
doctor. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Lewis.
Word was received Saturday
of the death of Jasper Gale, who
married one of our girls several
years ago. His death followed
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Clara Tenney arrived
home the last of the week, while
Mrs. j. M. Tenney and family
returned a few days before from
Lakeside where they had been
for some time visiting relatives
and friends.
DR.. Morton and wife of Hol-
brook were here Monday, the
doctor being called to see Miss
Blanch Hancock. Two weeks
ago BIanch ran a silver in her
hand. A few days later it be-
gan to hurt and, later, from all
appearances, was perfectly well
when last Saturday poison set
in and went clear through her
system.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
Santa Claus Headquarters

at Bushman's again this year.
Greatest assortment of Xmas
presents ever shipped into this
section, comprising French Ivory
Goods. China and Glassware,
Wagons, Chairs and Rockers,
Child's Sets, Stationery, an end
less variety of Dolls, Toys, Etc.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
flripsnt Citizen Of
VnslOw Passes Away

Forols Mahoney, pio-
I'll'S .ssident of Winslow, where
r''f II LS,,e rssided for the past 81
a'0 5ied at his home in that
I''fs' ), De Dec. 5, after an illness
dss lsa VinsIow Vim Mail, in speak
M NJ his death, among other
tngs says; 80. horn n
,,.rsre. ,r,a Ohio, in 1856, one OF
l,a.n ,.sp children. At an early
!, s.'5 he left home, and following
\ practice of those 9l., days came
" ~ ond came into Winslow IN
s when the Atlan.lG t'slo1 . a
y :, During the early days Of
loading he helped establish
f,st B, of R. B. lodge, which
.,,r the Brotherhood of Rail
~ Trainmen, and afterwards
), one of the charter members
ftbe Order of Railway Con-
A,tors of which he was a mem
n as well as secretary at the
.ne Of his death.
after leaving the services of
4a Santa Fe he was appointed
rrerintendent Of the Arizona
Industrial School, then at Ben
gn by Governor Joseph Il. Kib-
tg. which position he held for
5git years, resigning to return
b Winslow where he opened an
bylrance and General Broker
Ige Office.
For the past two years Mr..
Iahoney had been Justice of
te Peace in WinsloW, and at
hehme Of his death was enter
ng upon his second term, hav-
Ing Just been reelected for the
next two years. He was legis-
aire representative to the Ari-
Dla State Legislature in 1915
and 1917 for the Brotherhood OF
Railway Conductors from Wins
5V, and to his efforts were the
hII Grew Law, the Electric
Headlight, as well as the mini
mum wage for women, are due.
He was chairman of the Repub-
lean County Committee a n d
trng the World War was Uni
ted States Food Administrator
rNavajo county,"
Deceased is survived by a
9a and daughter and a sister,
al residing in Winslow.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17
News Items From the
SawmiIl Town Of Cooley

oollll AdIdIld is SponQlng this
week in Flagstaff.
Miss Smithson is confined to
the house with a bad cold.
Ed Hanlon, Santa Fe tie in
spector, was week end visitor.
About 3 inches eff snow fell in
the early hours of Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. w. G. Kelly and daugh-
ter were at Winslow the latter
part of this week.
Miss Ruth Hidricks is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
P. Henderson.
Miss Haynes, our superintend-
ent of schools, was a Holbrook
visitor this week.
E. H. Dufield returned from
Williams where he has been for
the past ten days.
Ed Dufield and Tom Carter,
two Apache Ry. brakemen, are
up again after touch of the flu.
The new store is about COM
pleted and we hope to see it oc-
cupied by the first of the year,
Mrs. Wilson, mother of DR..
Wilson, is back in Cooley after
two months spent in California
and Flagstaff.
Coiner and Luckenbill spent
last Sunday at Silver Lake hunt
ing as usual. They brought
home the limit.
Auditor Parker is back from
California. He has a naughty
cast in his right eye, he says
that came from counting fiivvers.
Carl Gibson, after a short i'll
ness, is about the r. r. yard
again taking the age and ma
tionality of all cars that enter
Cooley.
L. M. Shipley and wife are
spending few days in Los An
geles visiting with their daugh-
ter, lodging trolley cars and
tourists.
Conductor G. N. Johnson, who
has spent the past thirty days
picking oranges near Los An
geles, is back on the log run
picking logs.
A $4,000 bull arrived for the
Government this week to he
turned out on the range. He
will look the same as a SIT steer
to a hungry Indian.
Camp 3 moved two weeks age
to the Sitgreaves Forest, near
mile post 68. The Lumber Co.
expects to take 10000, 900 feet
out of this location before NOV
ing again.
Bill Keaggy and Gene Parker,
both in a Los Angeles hospital
with broken bones, are reported
getting along fine. We of Coo
ley hope to have you boys with
us for Xmas.
The G. Dart cowboys h a
moved to the winter headquar-
ters. This makes it hard on the
Young ladies who will have tc
dance this winter without the
rattle of spurs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Cooley en-
tertained few of their friends
Saturday at their home on the
Highway. The evening W
spent in dancing. When the
bells chimed midnight a dainty
! lunch was served by the hostess
Those attending from here re-
port lovely evening.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-17

Report is that some parties up
Showlow way were recently
gathered in for shooting turkeys
out of season. The offenders,
we are informed, came through
with their fines.