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family visited relatives in Oakway
Sunday.
Miss Matte Sue Marett accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ellison
and son, returned from Grcenville
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith and
family spent delightful day Thurs
day at Camp Jocassct.
Horace Adams has been quite In
disposed during tho last few days.
We hope for his early recovery.
w. ID. Wright's friends will be glad
to learn that he Is able TO be out
| again, after an indisposition Of sew
cral days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Mcdonald, Mr.
and Mrs Dean Davis aud David Nc
Mahan arc Oh Il trip to Horse Cove
Mrs, Allen stewart, OF plckens, Is
visiting in the community.
Mrs. ". 4. Lynch was quite Ill y
| few days last week. We are glad to
report her condition as improved.
Jasper Doyle, Thomas Owens,
Marcus Mcdonald, Wilkes TIughs,
Chester Owens and Clifton Sanders
leave tomorrow for q fishing excur-
! sion in the Vicinity Of Highlands.
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JAPAN TO CONCENTRATE I II, .;$t 4
FLEETS ON. MAINLAND;
{By United Pressl fTsaf[-

Toxic, April AFTER carrying out
the program of naval reductions;
provided by the Washington confer
ence, Japan viii concentrate its fleet
on; the coasts Of Japan's mainland,
according to reports to-day. These:
reports followed a conference of the
field marshal and admiralsz held here
10 adopt a program for the navy
meeting with the requirements j 4of
the Washington conference gG
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MINNESOTA HIGH SCHOOLS
d MEET IN DULUTH TANK
(By United Press)

Duluth, April minnesota high
schools opened the state champions
ship swimming meet at the 7. NJ. &,
A. mere this afternoon.
Teams from the most important
high schools in the state have entered
the meet, the first ever he'd at the
head of the lakes. y@ HUI. ..,a. =. ..,;%
The program includes "A 40-yard,
breast stroke, IOU-yats1 nee sgyle,sy
/ 00-yaEd5 back stroelkstg5, 22o,ysrd fee
style, 4 I6 O-yard relay and La fancy
d;y,;nr 5roofostui 1850 - .EsIs2attG =
d.silvsn bsa aaS edti f. wa
be- awarded the 'ft st II FIJI
each eVeht.3j ga:ti1u1ss .l5sa ,AroY wat
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FORMER RESIDENT HERE
- -, DIES AT: ALBUQUERQUE

Frank Solberg, vino lived in Benz
idji number. of years ago. died at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, lastweek.
He was a pressman, at the Pioneer
Printing establishment in 1906 :s: 50 I: Z.
The Huffnan& Q'Leary3 company
received a wire from Mrs r. E,THays
advising that the: body would reach
Bemidji Monday. f.H.. NJ Nc Kees of
that firm will have charge Of the
burial SERVICES, Az 5G&EE.2 qf", #a,
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viii fplos: the e Be divided
into three elas.ethese who do not send in any sub
seription-7thpse sending subscription 7s,t i:
send subscriptions. rf> %Ht
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TWO KILLED ANDfANOTHER: !
( .s.:.iT-5 4. ~ INJURED In COHESION

Macon, Ca, 2AprHa 1.-Two. NJ en-
were :. killed ana another seriously,
injured today as "a result of an air.
planeistriking a Ugh smoke stack late
yesterday. The .dead3iare: John Costa,
and Raymond Roundtree: ~ Hs, I y,> :5.i :.
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MoNGoLllANS lR sE y 5tEsvq n.y. x 3.
=. + REPoRTED:F QRMED*TO DAYl
fHy. Iynjted Prass, J; 81! 80 e = ss

Toxic, April Reports reaching
here today: that The .MongoHan Re-
public has been formedain Mongolia,
backed by the Moscow Soviet govern
ment. The report was unconfirmend.
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Observe These Instructions
This is a Contest of Skill

This picture contains, many objects;
which begin with the letter "B.' There
are all kinds of things, such. as buggy,
baby, boy, box, etc. There is nothing con-
cealed and youTwon't have to stand on
your head, nor turn the picture end for
end to find them all. Start in making your
list Of all the articles and objects you can
find that begin with "B.".e,
The game is to see who can find the
most and submit the nearest correct lists.
Don / miss any of the objects.
you DON'T NEED TO SEND A CENT
OF MONEY TO COMPETE
Prizes will be- given as shown in column
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However, if you send one subscription
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that you are an interested reader, you will
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winner. And you can double that prize
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and another!
TEN PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED FOR
THE TEN BEST LISTS SUBMITTED
The answer having the largest and near
est correct list will get the big FIRST
PRIZE, while the second largest and best
list will win second place. and 50. on. -,
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W1l1e10t VI 1o1As ~ U 'lls
!: !. !. Have you got started yet?S "a: Hurry.
into the game you'll enjoy it and
you'll have just as good a chance to
win as the next fellow if you work
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picture which begin with the letter b.
YOU DON'T NEED TO SEND"
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But whatever you decide to do-get
busy on the puzzle. It's heaps Of fun.
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SAUM

Esten Rice and family spent SUM-
day at the Stengle home. =, .-@-aaS
Z Alvilda Olson left for Kelliher
Monday where she will be enjoyed
at Christ Egen's. s:-aa. ~
" The Albert Barnier family expect
to move to Wisconsin about the
first part Of April. H:''a. '''2&.*
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SCHOOL NOTES

All those who are going to take
the State examinations have been
busy preparing these last couple of
weeks.
The sixth and seventh grade pu-
pills had a review in history and geo.
graphy Saturday.
Vernice Rust expects to take a
vacation between examinations and
Easter. .,s g.. .7--.....-.- ..-. $780,.
Iona Graham has been absent
from school for sometime.
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All Lists Must Be in BY
" Saturday, April 18th

All lists must be mailed not later than
midnight on Saturday, April 18th, to be
counted in this skill test.
Observe the following rules carefully:
No employee Of this paper, nor any
member Of an employees immediate fam
lily can submit an answer. ,n,,y4 ,..,-.a
All lists must be written on one side Of
the sheets Of paper only LISTS Wilt;
WILL NOT BE COUNTED. 81 .y4n-
Arrange your list in alphabetical ord er.
That is-first write all words beginning
"Ba," then next all words beginning "Be,"
and so on. Number each word, 1, 2, g., etc.
Write your full name and address on
each sheet of your answer.
Do not write subscriptions on your list
of objects. Send subscriptions either on
the blank in this advertisement or on
separate sheet Of paper.
An object can be named only once. Only
words found in an English dictionary will
be considered. Use either singular or
plural spelling, but only one will be
counted.
In the event Of tie for prize, the
prize money will be equally divided among
the two who are tied.
Two or more may work together, but
only one prize will be awarded in case
they. prepare a winning list.
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The Daily when
zle Skill ysybedy work Eyerywhe
o the talk Puzzle Parties Everybody enjoyn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-22

Itraiegte inca, dar nu stunt spe-
rante Cd va scalpa Gu viata. Mama
sanatoasa.
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pul drept. Fatal era alba ca va
rul, dar linistita 81 asezata.
''Tata iaca 'Miron! zise ca.
Miron ramase Gu ochii la pa
mant inaintea batranului inca
runtit inainte de vreme.
Foarte bine! foarte bine! -
graf Mihu frecandu-Si mantle ne
dumerit 81 privind mereu cand Ia
Marta, cand 10 Miron, cand Ia
Safta ce grabise inspaimantata Ia
danyii, cand earasi la Pintea &C
sta cativa pasi in dosul lui, Ia
dreapta.
Ar fl dorit sd mai zica cineya
ceva, dar nimeni nu gasia Gu
vantul.
Meme Mihule! zise in sfarsit
Miron. Stii ca-ti iub6sc fata: Q
Ger de neyasta.
Cum asa! graf Mihu spe-
riat. Miron, oierul &c $ q dus in
lumei.. @ ceri ae nevasta ~. O
'ceri de nevasta I Cum aga! Marta
|e logodita..
'Taica! sise Marta. M zice Cd
vrei,. daca nj yrei; dsr ss. stii
ca4nii dai moartea sau viata.
Mihn1e! i sise apoi Safta. M
stii tu ce-am suferit- moi ia dol
ani az xile3
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kUVELE
De I. sLAvICI.*)

ca. Fa! dar 'apoi nu ma mai de
partez de la tine. Vino!
Eli plecara drept spre carpanul
sub care Mihu, Pintea, Safta s!
sofia lui Pintea asteptau cuprins
de vie ingrijorare pc Manea 81
pe Mitrea, care sc dusesera sd
caute pc Marta.
Eaca-t striga Safta cand
Q vazu venind despre munte, vol
81 piece spre ca, dar ramase pi-
ronita cand 0 vazu Gu flacaul
malt, pieptos 81 balan.
Miron! isi zise ca ca trezits
din Wis 81 ramase racita 81 secatS
de puteri.
Mihu facu cstiva pasi ipainte,
apoi Sc opri 81 astepta turburat.
Era flacaul de u campie, cu
care vorbise ii nu fnteleges, cum
"a siungea = Il flnpreuna cu
1l1rta.
Marta Y apropia p1ndn u tfa,-
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DIN PATRIE

Consiliul de ministri a hotarit
in sedinta Sd de eri sa delege pc
mai multi membrii al guvernului
in frunte cu dl |. G. Bratianu, ca
sd viziteze tinuturile inu1hlate de
la Nasaud, impartind ajutoare
banesti populated greu incercate.
'Adevarul'' publica un inter.
view GU ministru roman Diamandi
la Belgrad care arata situatia ro-
manilOr ca 81 a!tOr natiOnalitati
din Jugoslavia ca nu este stralu-
eta. Sarbii au inchiS scolile 81
bisericile romano i'm Macedonia
II Torontal. Ministrul a intervenit
mereu in aceasta chestiune obti-
nand ca autoritatile sarbe au per.
mis- deschiderea scoalei 81 biseri.
cei romanesti in Bitolia 81 din
alte tinuturi locuita de romani.
Ministrul nadajduieste ce 81 cele-
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IN VT A R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Negru Voda" ain
Mckees Rocks, Pa. are onoare a
invita- pc toti fratii Romani 81
romance din loo 81 jur de a lua
parte la Marea Petrecere Gu dams
care sc, va aranja in seara zilei
de % Iulie 1922 in hala Societatii
242 Helen Str.
lnceputul Wa fl la orele & p. m.
81 va dura pana la II noaptea
cand ne vom desparti ducand Q
amintire.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii Toe
Damele So cent?.
Cea mai renumita muzica Lira
din Salem, Ohio compusa din IL
persoane va distra onor public
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dams
Barul va ii asOrtat Gu cele maj
gustoase beuturi racOritoare.
Suprasolvirile sd primesc CT
mare multamita din partea ono
ratilor oaspeti carl vor bine vo
a slrprasolyi pentru fOndul SO
cietatii.
In speranta ca vom Fl cercetat
de toti fratii Romani din loc $
jur, pana la rcvedere am rama!
salutandu-va.
| Comitetul aranjator.
| OH 4 73 4 75).
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mitul Park: Mpcllenbrock !,

renumitul Park Mpcnenbrock 5
Grove.
Muzica Zeiss Bros orchestra va
distra onoratul public GU cele
mai frumoase arii de dams.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat GU cele
mai bune 81 racoritoare beuturl.
Trocurile Societatii gratis de
la II 81 Madison Ave. 81 8-lea 81
Washington Ave. pana in Park
81 7ndarapt de la 8 ore dimineata
Ipana la 8 ore seara.
/ Taxa de intrare: Domnii SOC
Damele 35 cent?.
Biletele sc vinde cand luati
trocu.
Rugam in numele Societatii pc
fratii Romani din loo 81 jur. 81 il
special pc fratii membrii So
cietatii Ammonia Streinul Lii
ber'' he da tot sprijinul. Pani
la revedere va asteptam Gu dra
goste in numele Societatii mi
colae Filipescu' din madison, Ill
Comitetul aranjator.
| (171 Il 73).
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Budulea, cand Ia Hutu, care SC.
dea Gu cimpoiul iptr'un colt al
easel. Mai tin apoi minte, Cd lam
dat Q bucata de placinta, 81 ea
era baiat bun, caci nu s'a suparat,
dcSi era mai1mare decat mine.
In urma, Ia scoala din sat, md
batea cate odata el pc mine, dar
nici atuncea nu era suparat, desi
totdeauna eu ma legam de cl. III
Caci dascslul nostru era un on
neobosit, 81 fiintlca Budulea peste
salptamana 1ergea Ia lucru, IL
zicea mereu: Mil Buduleo, nn.
mai purta 81 copilul Gu tine; pu-
'ne-i q bucata de pane in traista
'si-l trimite IA scoaia, "a sa-mi bat
81 eu capul Gu dAnsnl. lara Blis.
dnlea era ON Gu minte u intcIe-s
gea, cd dascalul nn are alta trears
ba decGt sa-si bat4 capul GU copH
oamenilor. Un singur lucru Il mai
punea pe ganduri: par,ca tq(s
1u-i venia 81 creadS, ca il Hutu
are - invete carte.
Cand gu incepusem D umbla IN
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BUDuLEA TAIcHu.

De-mi parea binei
Oar Sc 'ntelege, ca-mi parea
bine.
Cand mil aduc aminte pc dan.
sui, mi Sc desfasura inaintea ochi.
Tor intreaga lune q tineretelor GU
|toate farmeceielei acuma perdute
|pentfu totdeauna; si nici unu1
dintre moi toti, care impreuna
am trecut prin atea lume, nu
poate 81 .gandeasca Ia tineretele
sale fara ca sa-i treaca, asezat,
retras si totdeauna intelept, Blu
|dnlea Taichii pe dinaintea ochilor.
|pentruca Budulca nu era numai
|al Taichii, ci 81 al nostru q tt-
turora.
Mie, in deoscbi, mi Sc cuyenea
oare-cafe intaietate Ii ipsparteala
parerilor de bine, pentru cG eli
A stia1n inca din copilArie 81 cram
prieten char Il eu Budplea cel
b6tran. M IA u :lss S.a
alea Budulea tnaints ss soats
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Mihu statea in mijlocul lor 81
nu putea gasi nici nn cuvant.
Pintea sc apropie de dansul, ii
,puse mana pe umar 81 graf cum
|patat:
We're Mihulel NJ te dai
dupa vorbele muierilor 81 binc
faci.' Marta logodita, 81 cAiar
daca-i vorba, logodlla nu Sc
strica asa ca din senin. M poti
sa te faci de rusinea tirgului.
Mihu facu un pas Ia dreapta, Sc
intoarse spre Pintea 81, ridicand
fruntea, il priyi in. fata, stete
catva tilnp in lupta Gu sine, apoi
ii 1zise Gu 0 hotarire desnadaj-
duita!
Ell! Ma facl M fac de rusi-
nea targului! MI fac de rusinea
lulnii! Mie, urmf Il aprins, mic
nu-ni mai porp4ccgte nimeni pc
fata pdmantulli. ~ 1tiu cat
amar am rabdat!
Graind aceste, a " duse "a
Miron, il apuca t(ns si,i zise cn
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GURA sATULUI.
NuveN

= Cat esti de frumoasa, Mario
zise el ganditor, apucandu-i capul
Gu amandoua mantle, apropiin-
du-l 81 dapartandu-l earaSi, de la
sine.
Deodata el Sc indrepta aspru 81
zise hotarit:
Vino Gu mine, Mario!
'Undef il intreba ca speriata.
Vino! zise el iarasi, apoi
apuca mana ei si merse Gu ca
5fara din padure 81 drept spre
.b6lciu.
Unde fatal taui intrdba FL.
Maria isi scoasc mana din lui.
Stiu ~ vrei, Miroanei 4 zi2e
\ - Asest yelsp = poa1o ~.
lli(a
| H. \ q z y
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IN VT A r E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'lNicolae Filipescu''
din Madison, ILL.,, are onoare a
invita- pc toate surorile Societati
Cluburi 81 Parochii asemenea $
pc toti fratii Romani de a lus
parte la Picnicul de vara ce sc
va aranjea din partea Societatii
in Dumineca de 30 Iulie a. c., in
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latte doua dinastii v6r avea nea-
parat urmari fericite pentru Co
nationalii nostri din Jggoslavia,
Ministrul confir.na descoperirea
complotului snpotriva regelui
Ferdinand 81 regelui Alexandra
Acum luna ministru a instiintat
guvernul despre pregatirea la
Viena a complotului. Bella Geza
81 Mat,tszik carl urmau sd savar-
seasca atentatul la Belgrad au
|fost arestati.
Comisia pentru import 81 ex-
port a hotarit sd libereze exportul
Intel 81 mazarei care Sc va face
dupa tariful actual. S'a intezis
exportul pieilor de miei 81 salba-
taciuni. Exportatorii de vite vor
trebui sa dea . Gotta de / 3 We.
chiului Regat 81 de 2I3 Ardealu.
lui.
In ziua de 16 Iunie a. c., Catri
ina Marin |. st. Voicu din comuna
Popesti Palanga, jud. Teleorman
a dat nastere la patru copii: tre
baetissi fetita.
Doui baeti 81 fetita au muri'
dupa nastere. Gel de-a 4-lea copi
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avea un picior mai mare de eat
celalt 81 era I'm ON scurt, gros,
rotund la fata 81 zambia mereu
cand vorbiai Gu el. Fara de dan
sui nu Sc putea nici un fel de
veselie in sat Ia moi, fiindca el
canta mai bine de cat toti 81 din
vioara, 81 din cimpoi, 81 din fluer,
lara pc Hntu il ducea totdeauna
Gu sine, deoarece Buduleasa fugi-
Sc Gu un scriitor al satului, 81 nu
putea SAL ,lase pc sopil singur
acasa. Cand Budulea canta din
vioara, Hntu tinea cimpoaele,
lara cand oamenii sc saturau de
vioara, Budulea schimba Gu fe-
ciorul sau. Fluerul il purta Blu
dulea totdesuna in serpar; altfel
nu lam vaxut de cal.d il tin
minte ii nici nu-mi pot inchipui
nn Budulea far de fluer IA
serpars
\ La praxnice si Ia ziua numelui
stiam de mai nainte, CA are s. ne
vie Budulea cu multi AMI, cu spor
in casa si Gu belsus pc masa asa
man trezit Ell &c Va fl fost mai
nainte, Nv stiu. 4.
Imi aduc numai aminte, "a
sram cppa mis u ca prixiA1e
/ ARA \ Y! 4 ~ pidiornl SCI seart n ~
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The Snowflake herald., 1922-10-06
LOCAL YOUNG MAN
TO FILL
MISSION in N. W.

Lazelle Smith, local young
man, and formerly editor of the
Herald, left here Wednesday for
Salt Lake City. From there he
will report to the Northwestern
States Mission field, where he
will do missionary work for the
l.. d. S. church.
Lazelle is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Smith, born and
reared at Snowflake. He grad
uated from the Flagstaff Nor
NAL, and while there volunteered
his services to the great Worlds
War, and went over seas with
the A. E. F. After returning
from France he spent a year at
the University of Arizona, after
which he taught school at st.
Joseph and Eager.
Lazell is a talented writer
and speaker. He has splendid
education which will all tend to
make him a benefit to his church
in the Mission field.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-10-06
VALUABLE PRIZES
TO BE AWARDED IN
BEAUTY CONTEST

This office is in receipt of a
photograph from the Arizona
State Fair commission showing
two beautiful prizes, the choice
of which will pc awarded to the
winner Of the Arizona State Fair
Beauty contest.
The most beautiful young
woman in this county will be
selected to represent us in the
statewide contest in which all
Arizona counties with the one
exception of Maricopa will COM
pete.
The winner of this contest
will be entitled to the choice be-
tween a S500.O0 solid platinum
ring set with diamonds and a
$500.00 full-jeweled platinum
wrist watch. The photograph
of the prizes has peen placed
in our window and the originals
are on display at White and Wes-
ley, jewelers., Phoenix.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-10-06
I'M. I. A. Notes

Annual membership party of
the Snowflake Y. M. and Y. L.
M. |. A., will be given in the
form of Mother Goose party.
Backward roll, backward
Oh time in your flight;
Make me a child again
Just for tonight"
Each person is expected to
come representing a Mother
Goose character, and prepared
to act their parts during the
entire evening.
Mother Goose herself will be
present to greet you, and the
King will be in the counting
house prepared to take care of
the annual fund.
0 joy! the old lady who lives
on nOCnlng DuC VlcCualS and drink,
will be there with curious re-
freshments to drink.
All will surely be in the Grand
Parade, to compete for the prize.
The concert will consist of Mo-
ther Goose songs and rymes in
connection with Old King Cole
and his fiddlers three.
Doors open at $50 O'Clock.
Mother Goose will leave all her
children under fourteen at home
and we expect you to do likewise.
Those not representing a char
acter will be charged an entrance
fee
The Snowflake herald., 1922-10-06
Democratic Campaigners
Coming to Snowflake
Tuesday, October 3lst.

That the itinerary of the
Democratic Ticket is arranged
such that Snowflake will be
host for the Carnpafgners on
Tuesday. October 81. The Cam
paign is arranged as follows:
Monday, Oct. %. White River,
TUESDAY,. Oct. "a, Pinetope,
Wednesday, Oct 25, Lakeside,
Thursday, Oct. 26, Showlow,
Friday, October 27, Linden,
Saturday, October, %, Pindale.
Sunday. Oct. 20, Heber, Joppa
and Claysprings,
Monday, Oct. 80. Shumway and
Taylor,
Tuesday. Oct. 81, Snowflake,
Wednesday, Nov. l. Woodruff.
Thursday, Noy. 2, Candidates
will seperate and proceed to
place desired,
Friday, Nov. 8. st. Joseph,
Saturday, Nov. a, Holbrook and
Monday, Nov. 6, Winslow.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-10-06

School opened Sept. 25th, with
an attendance of 80. It is GER
tain that with the line up of tea
chers that is here. that the
school term will be better than
it has been heretofore. Mr..
Jones, the principal, comes to
Lakeside with very high recon-
mendations. George Smith is
well known throughout the
country, and it is assured that
he will prove successful. Mrs.
Gussie Larson is a splendid kim
dergarden teacher, and is very
talented in music. Mrs. Blanch
Hansen has taught here before
and has proven herself an eff
cient teacher.