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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
LA EXPULSION DE LOS
CHINOS De SONORA
En- Hermosillo, hubo una gran
manifestation, en- contra de
de su permanencia alll

TcIcgramI Especial para IA PREN>A'.
ClUDAD DF; MtNICo. junio -
Comunican dc IL ciUdud dc NermosilIo.
capital d"l ljstado dc Sonora, gu" On
las prinripales poblacioncs dc aqIeila
cn;idad fcdcrativa Sc han llcvado i ca
DO grauGes manifestations 1o0u!arcs
gao han tcnido c: oDjeto unico de pcdir
al G0hicrno federal Ia expulsion de Chi
nos del tcrritor!o SonorenSc.
- ascSura cue es;os han sido los AL
torres dc los; ul:imos dcs6rdencs ocurrl
dos en- 81 rIStado. : como Sc tcmIc-
ra q en- diChaS manifestations los ma
nifes;antcs hicieran victimas dc a.Gun
ar;u dc violcncia tales asiatcos. las
au:o~idadeS tomaTon las precauc!on"s
del case no hahi5nGose en- cons""Uc1-
ia rcgistrado ninCin incidents desa-
-radlblc con moti1o dc cSas mInifcs
,ac:on"S.
In cOuco-Ganc.a con cstas fucron Of
viados a "sta capital ts.eG~a!nas 81 los
que con q caractrr dc urEen;e :" pid"
al Gobicrno do Centre Ia expulsion dc
dichos chinos eel ;orritorio &c Sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
Los abonados de las Cias.
de Tranvias y Telefonos
presentaran acusacion
civil por todos los per-
juicios sufridos
Esta medida, Sc cree, servlra
de escarmiento a qulenes
declaran hueIgas del
todo injustas

Telrgrama Especial para IA PRENsN.
CIUDAD DE- MENICO. JUNO O.
Los tranviarios y demas obrcros que
por cspiritu de solidar.dad fueron
Ia huclga dcclarada por los trabaja-
do-cs de Ia Compania de Luz y fuer-
"a. yolvieron hoy i sus .abores. mcr-
ccd 10 cuaI han tornado a ST. cstado
norma! los scrv!cios publicos que por
va-ios dias estuvieron suspcndidos
Dor virtud dc dcha huelga.
Los ob-cros Sc manitiestan compile
tamentc dccepcionadoS del rcsuitado
dc su fracaso del movim!ento han de
ciarado que en- 10 successive procura-
ran ser mas cautos a fin dc no VOL
yer a abandonar sus laborcs sino
cuando a clio los conpe!an causas
verdaderamcnte lustificadas.
Agregan los citados obreros que
han podido convencerse dc que fue-
ron solo Sus lideres quienes obtuvIe-
ron yentajas en- c:,ta hueiga. On tar
10 que ellcs, los obre-os. estuWeron
d;cz dtas sin pc-cibr nj IN SOLO cen-
tIEO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
Tclcnrama Especial para LA PRLNsA".

LAREDO, Texas, JUNO Ell pro-
curador de-, Distrito, John D. Walls,
notified hoy @oatorn=e los ira
mites dc rigor, Il los miembros que
;n;egran el Gran JuradO Dc IL Cortc
del Dis-rico. para que manana Il nora
tegapruna Sc reunan eli e. edific!o d.
Cor-eS. 4 lin dc dar principle i Ia
consideration de los asuntos que Sc
relacionan con IL gnue:tc del gene
raj Lucio Bianco : del co-onel -Aurc-
10 Martinez. D!choS jefes, seEun
cargos Y dcclarlc.ones que Sc han
necho. iu@.on sccu;straCos de un no.
tel d. eSta ciudad y !ievados Il tc-
rri;o-io mex;cano. en- donde Sc les
do muc-te u nJch2 DC! dla d.
actual
Gran .xpectac.6n rcina "n todos
los ci-cu.os soc:a!es : poliGcoes de
csts c!udad. : sspecialnencc entire
81 grupo de meXicanos cXpatrladoS,
nor conocer el resultado &c los ira
bajos d! Gran Jurado que Sc rcunlra
rnanana. pc-o haSta estos momentoS'
81 Procurado. de! DiSlcito, y toGos
.os flnc.on4l-ios que - encuentran
mas o meuos en- cone&!tN con este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
DE LA HUERTA NO HARA
SU SOLICITADA VISTA
A SAN ANTONIO
Ratifico su decision de II
a Sonora per la via de
Ell Paso, Texas

r Scr-cta~.o d. Hacienda dc. 60
birrro mex:caru senior Adolfo d" "a
Iuer;a IN conreStado = IL ;nvitac'tn
Cue ia h!c:e.a q Pres.dcntc dc IA ca
r,,a-. DO Cc;ne-cio de cs;;t c.Gdad, pa
"a oue rLsttava san Antonio. en- C..
scr,ido dc que - y" cH .a impos,b!..-
da5 dc acepta- tai javi;acidn, po- ;1-
ra- cue i a Estado d. Sonora aAtcS
dc rcCresa- a Mexico.
La rcspue>,a del seHo- &c Il HGcr-
a opa h. s.do trasm!tida po- conduc-
70 del Consu!ado General dc Mexico en-
New. York ex7-esa Il Dena de i"
pcde- vcnir a cs;a ciudad. por tcncr
cva cstar imp-asc.ndib,eme para
detc-minada fecha O. cl Es:ado de
. sonora dordc - ,lanl;-n asuntos de
Suma :m2o-;aHcia para es4 enudad,
Ga :, Que como cs sI5!do cs :. dc
t;obcr-ado- CONSTITUTIONAL s biea SC
nali, disfru;ando de Una l:concia quo
=. ccncediera IA L"g!s,atu-a local.
La rcspucs;a d. que So t-a.a, no ha
s.ao hccha directamen;e por c! Sccrc-
ta~io Dc Hacienda mcXiCano al F-esl-
denta de !. CImara d. Ccmcrc!o dc
"s,l ciudnd. sino Quc III" diri:gda :!
Consul Nex;c&no aqu!. sehor Leandro
Gurza LcaI. por c, Consul en- Nuera
York. cuya .u:crccsi3n Sc p:d1 para
aue inf.uycra on cl amino del sehor
% Il liuer;a. Sc cspc-a s:n embargo,
me. cI seho- Meellfi. Prcs!d,n nte dc "a
Camara de Comcrr;o. recibjr,t Ia con-
:estaci6r personal o.: furcionario
mex!cano. j, hoy :. mahaHa. cu iSual
fo.ma qu. IL rcc;bi5 .! Consul Gar
.,.4 It3'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
NO Sc DARAN ESCOtTAS
ALOS PAGADORES EN-
TAMPICO, TAMPS.
La Secretaria de Guerra Sc
rehusa a prestarlas a las
companies petroleras

Tclc1rama Especial para IA PRt\eA.
CTDAD DE MENlCO. JUNO ~
,L-ta Galycs.on.) La SeCrc:aria Ge
Guerra :. Marina 10 poir4 proporcio-
ua- csco!tas m.l.iarcs Il los paSadoTeS
dc las companies Nct-olcras. como SC
i'm solic!tado Nor 6stas. cu viTtud &c
one - Gon:e-uo no 7ucdc hAcc- res
ponsahlcs 4 Jos jeccs militares dc las
cseolfas. dc las cant.dadcs en- meia-
leo auc los pagadoces lieven cons!-
go.
Tai declaration SC h:zo On ia res
ruesta quc dicha Secrctaria dc E.s;a-
do Dis = Ia solicitud preseniada por
los Directories ) representatives dc las
com2anlas pctrolcras cstab!ecidLs en-
G:ve-sas 2oaas del pals cspcciaimen-
- On Ia huas;ecA vcrac-uzaHa. qu;e-
nes Sc vicron !;rpe!idos pedir tai
protection Ell vista dc los trccucntes
asa,tos que han sufrido los pagado-
res de las ccmpanias.
A!urhos d., oscos han crcou;rado a
mucr;c al G:riS!-Se 4 los campcs obrc-
ros para v-.!cica- las r2yas de los
CiuplcadoS. = lnlcAOS otTCS nan S-t''-
do perjuicios mas . menos Gerios pero
como quicra quo cl eoo!crno conside-
m uuc no cs r4zonab,c Ia responsible
l.dad d. que - quicrc hacer bla7co
a ,cs jefcs m..:taros dc las cscoltas.
IA so,:ci;ud ha S:do regada : las CO.
sas. por 10 pr0nio. sogu!ran en- IA!
cs;ado. a menos que It juicio del Co
bierno las coInHAnias adoPten mcdi-
das mas ruzonaulcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
VERACRUZ AZOTADO POR UN
HURACAN ] UN TEMBLOR
Varios casas, aIgunas de fuerte y s6Iida cons
frucciou, fueron derrumbadas
Ell terrible fenomeno, lIeno de espaRto los habhnn-
tes del puerto iarocho que sabl1n abandonar sus
caSas exponerse perecer un derrEmbe

IrIcg~amI J>pcclai para - rEENeN'.
NEEACRUX. Yer. junio 2@.-hn IA
madruSada d. hoy SC dcsai6 sohre
este puerto In ior,ts:n'o temporal J
cu.ndo este anainab4 un POGO Sc
G.j6 scutir uu tembior dc ;icrra cuya
intensidId ) duraci0u Isn6 d' terro"
p4nico 4 los hlbi;anieS portcnos.
II nuracsl1 ueseu-remado por una
pl-;c y po- ";-a 81 mruclo0adO fcn"-
rncno Sisfnico ocasionaron 81 derrum-
h.. de ya7ias casls d. vccindad : eau
saroH svrios d"sHortectus en- otras
nuchaS cn.rc las cualcs 80 cuentan
a.curas dc i1ertc coastrucc,on uhlca-
ca> 80 IL Gale do I;WnurI.
\ pcsu- Dc cstoS dcrrumbeS no Sc
;.cnc Gonccim.cn;o dc que hlyan o.
cu--ito jysErac!as perSo7al"S. II
t-af.co de cabo:ajc >" ha Su>Nen6idc
y mucho - tcme To- ID sue-:e que
havan corr.do LIS uume~oSaS e:nhar-
cacion.s po"tcnas q las quo sor7ren-
do ~ alta mar c. temporal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23

Tcle1raeli Especial para ''LA PhENSh
CIUDAD DE- MEXICO. JUNO IL
tVla GalvcSton,) In VISTA de los gran
des pe-juicios Que ban reclbido A
consecuenc:I dc i; huelga. todos los
abonados = Ia compaiiia DC :-anvias J
IL las cmpreSas te!efGnicaS dc Ia capI-
tai, nan reSuclto preScctar en- contra.
dc los obreros hucigu!StaS. Il quicnes
juzgan culpa5lcs dc totos los danos
sufridus du-antc cl paro general, una
acusaci6n civil para quo SC les o5.i-
guc l. pag2r una inGeuaiZacion to-
das aquellas personals que tuvicron
que -eScntir los cfectoS dc Ia huclCd
"a sea en- Sus intercSes . pcrsonas.
pueslo que muchos de !oS quo vlTcn
On las :nunic!palidades Cue cstAn mas
aicjad4S dc Ia mctr1poN, ade3laS de
habe- crogado fuerteS sa-stos para Se-
trasladados 4 sus rcSpcctivas labores.
es:uvie7on eXpuestos por la faltt DC
tranriaS Z ser victiEas de los maihe-
chores.
TodoS los que han DrcSen;4do Ia
acus2ciGn dc rctercnc!a cStAn d-Spues-
;oS i no cejar en- sus prop6sitoS baSta
lograr que los jueces obiiguen los
huelguisias a pagar II indcmnizacion
que So rs pidc. por toios los dafos
matcrialcs que causaron 4 los ha'bi-
;antcs Dc IA capital ) & los de las mu-
uicipa!iGadcs pv"s juzsan que esta
cnGrg;ca med!da scrvira dc escarmien-
70 Il los obreros = cvitara en- 20 succ-
s!vo Ia rcpet!ci6n de hueiGas tan in
justas que tanto daNo causan A Ia
SoC.cdad entcra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
Iran deIegados de Mexico
a la convention minera que
Sc efectuara en- Londres

TeIcnrama Especial para IA PRENsA".
CIJDAD DF: MEXICO. junio III
Wa GaiveStont III Gob!erno de Mexi-
co ha accptado onviar varios delcsa-
dos 4 IL convenci@n mincra cue pro-
xir1:uncntc So rcunira en- Lcndres.
ohscquiando ass IA irv;taci6n que So
b-c e. qart:cG,a- Ic fuera hccha.
In cs,a Convention Sc discutiran
;.nportartes asuntos reiacionados con
la ex7Io;aci5n dc los fundos mineros
en cl pats y con Ia nivcIac!6R de las
cot;zaciones dc los miaerales eli los
me-cados. cspec;almcntc de Ia pianta
que ss;a Dor aho-a sujcta a. precio
quo los acaparadorcs iond!ncnses Ie
fijan en- 81 mercaio mund!a!.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
ACUEROO ENTIRE OBREROS
INOuSTRiALES TEXTILES

Pc~ s. pa-te. lrs ooreros de las in
Gust:.as textiles que pcnsaoan deere
tar IN paro general en- las fahricas de!
Distri;o Federal y de los Estadcr>. ccrl
mc:!vo de las difIcIltadcs sIrgidas
cnt-c cIlos sus p2t-onos tuvtcron
una jun;a dc mucha irportaac!a con
los dueilus dc ,as fahricas con ci OBJ
jeto de dejar 2anjaIas ;odaS las di-
fiCu!;ades cxiSterieS. Ti"nense eSpc-
ranzae dc quc l'@sue7 4 un acue-do
satisfacto-:o pues p-obablcmente Sc
f.-nlarA un tratadu que sati=fasa conf
pietamcrc" amba.s pa-;cs con 10 quo
Sc cv;tar;i c! proTcctado moYimien-
20 hu"lgu:stl DE- los Ob7c-os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
EL EJERCITO CONTRlSUlHA AL
PAGO OS LA OEUOA EXTERIOR
Tclcgrama Especial para IA rRE>ss".

TrIcgrama Especial para IA rRtNsh".
CIUDAD DF. MENlC0. JUNO 2i.-
E:n:rc los Crupos militarcs dc cs,a ca
piial SC cs;a hacienda una actira
propaganda para que cl Ejcrcito Ma
cional coni-ihuya al paso De los intc-
rc%cs dc Ia dcuda exterior de Mexico.
Muchos generates, jCtCs : of,cialcS,
segun 10 han of-cc:do contribuiran
4 ial fin con una partc de sUs habc-
res Y mo-alrncHtc pondrsn cuanto es-
* d. Su par:c pOrquc 81 resto del
r;iercito ron,-buya liocralmcntc i
este HIiSmO fin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
.- NSC
~ Sc
Fotografias "Serano Studio"
para LA PRENSA

Las foto5rafias que preser!ano5 .!
pu5lIco soore "a ercelente del Rio
5ravo. daran ira iGea &c Ia c17rT2e
cs-sr-5t &c aqua que paso pa- ambc1
Ls-c5CS. ocas,onanGo ne-iurc 6 coT-
side-a5Fes cspccIalr7erte en- el lace
rexieano, doode eI aqua IIeco has:a
Ia Plaza Principal.
Olchas fotog-afIas fueron toroadas
4 las nueve de Ia rraNsna, del iunes,
cuando el aqua IIesaoa al puente in
ter0sc,orak. zero la cor-Ience su5ro
aur tres olcs mas, oues lIeso cu0rlr
la 5aiaustrada. scgUn rrfo-ma7os .
portLrd r1c1te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
Sc SOLUCIONO LA HUElGA DE
LOS HiLANDEROS

Tclrgrama Especial para IA rRENS.".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO e.
La hue!ga d" 0brH-os hilandoros del
Dis;rito Federal, que afcc:a Il cercI
dc 10000 hom5rcs no ha podido solu-
ciorarSc hasta hoy pesar dc los
crandes csfuerzos que So han hccho
pUr un accrcam;cnto entire patroncS :
ohrcroS.
Hoy SC ts7crtha quo SC ii-mar:a un
conycnio entire las dos parts int"rcsa-
daS 4 cuyo cfecto $" cstuv.oron ccio-
brando nuevas juntLs con a fin dc llc-
gar un defin!t!vo acucrdo; pcrO pa
rccc q ntnguna soluc!@H satisfactoria
s. ha ncgado y Ia huclsa coHtinda cn
piH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23

= tucra dc In via.
- s.he Huo CT q aoc!dente rasu.;a-
ron mucaaS personals horidas Il, VOL
.arsc los ra-rcs do seEun.Ia: pero no -
t-encn 4etallos compIc;os dc las des-
graciaS acaccidas. por csta- inJsrrun
pido cl scrr!cio tclegratlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
Scrricro Especial pcrG III PEENSt"
LTD II III. .L-..NLL.D L...-:. ..

Scrr1cTo ESreclai pcTl II FNENSi'
CGUDAD DE- MENIC0. jun!o O.
\ Ultima hora So lego i un acucr-
90 satisfactorio entire los obreros
huclguistaS : los patronos dc las ia
bricas dc hiiadUS. firrlandose un d
cucrdo quo yienc = poner fin a! mo
vim!cnto luclguista.
Los ubrcros, han rcgresado pacifi-
carentc a sus iabores. sin rcclamar
absoIutamcn. nada por los dtas que
permanecieron CT hueisa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
2 larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol. a Ia Casa Editorial LoZano,
11S n. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-23

Pasa a IA Quinta
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
ROUND VALLEY HIGH
BASKET TEAM HERE
FOR DAIRY DAY GAME

The Round Valley High School
basket ball team from Eager
arrived in Snowflake Thursday
prepared for the big Dairy Day
game with the S. S. A. Blue
Devils.
From the looks of the program,
assisted by several other fetes,
including the basket ball game,
Snowflake is going to have an
exciting day.
Sport gossipers say that the
Round Valley team carries some
fast men. 1t is doubtful that
the Eager five have had as much
practice as the Academy team,
but nevertheless a fast, furious
game will be the outcome. The
two teams will mix Friday at
3:15 at the Social Hall. There
will be a Basket dance in the
evening.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
ACADEMY FIVE TAKE
BASKET BALL GAME
FROM WINSLOW Hi

The S. S. A. Blue Devils easily
defeated the W;nslow High
School quintet Saturday evening
in Winslow by a score of IS to8.
The Winslow team showed
poor team work throughout
which can probably be blamed
to the lack of practice.
Regardless of the fact that the
local boys had a hard trip there
in an open truck they showed
every sign of good condition.
From the sound of the first
whistle it was evident that Snow
flake had the superior team. At
the end of the first half the
score stood 31-1. Winslow bet
tered things the second half and
scored seven more, with Snow
flake totaling 65. The follwing
men represented the Academy:
Harvey Turley c, Wilson Pace f.
Wayne Webb f, Tillman Turley
g and Edward Shelleyg.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
THREE PERSONS DIE
WHEN TRAIN CRASHES
AUTO NEAR KINCMAN

KINGMAN, ARIZ.. Dec. 10
Three persons were instantly
killed and one badly injured ear
ly this morning when the auto
mobile in which the four passen-
gers were riding was struck by
Santa Fe train No. 81 at a grade
crossing about 20 miles south of
here. The dead are: Mrs. Eldon
Baughn, w. A. Neal, Jr., and
Charles A. Scott. Eldon Baughn
suffered a brok en- leg and other
severe injuries.
The automobile was closed,
owing to the cold wind, and the
driver did not see the approach
ing train until it hit the machine.
The dead bodies and car wreck
age were strewn along the right
of way.
Mr.. Neal was a member of the
fifth Arizona legislature and a
prominent Mohave county cattle.
man. He served overseas with
the American army. Scott was
a pioneer prospector of this Sec
ton. Mrs. Baughn was the wife
of a Kingman bookkeeper.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
MIDNIGHT FIRE BURNS
APACHE HOTEL AND
VALUABLE FURNITURE

A fire which started from the
furnace of the Apache Hotel
building, Tuesday night, COM
pletly destroyed the structure
and the entire contents.
The fire was first detected
about 1890 A. NJ, and the town
was soon aroused. BY the time
the first help arrived at the
scene the flames could be seen
leaping from the basement.
Water being at such distance
it soon became futile to try to
quench the spreading flames.
The fire quickly spread through
out the atructure making it inn
possible to save any part of the
furniture.
A light south wind hurried the
destructive flames so that it was
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
VISITORS HERE FOR
SNOWFLAKE DAIRY DAY
MADE TO FEEL AT HOME

Every kind of entertainment
and comforts have deem planned
for out of town visitors to the
big Dairy Day held under the
auspices of the Vocational Dept.
of the S. s. A. headed by David
E. Hey wood.
In the line of entertainment
the visitors and local people will
find plenty. Thursday evening
the Senior Class of the Academy
rendered a first class program
the little operetta "Cynthia's
Strategy, took mighty well
with all.
Today at 3:15 the Blue Devil
team of basketeers clash with
the hard fighting Round Valley
men. In the evening a large
crowd is expected to attend the
basket dance. Good music and a
dandy floor will send no one a.
way without a good time.
The visiting players have been
taken into the homes and treated
with much royalty. Lunch will
be served to all at the Academy
at cost. Glasses have appointed
committees to tend to the wants
of visiting farmers. Everyone
should find plenty of entertain
ment and comfort in Snowflake
during Dairy Day.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
S.S.A. School Notes

(By School Correspondent
The Grafton On Obedience
To LaD
The past three years President
Grant has selected themes for
the students in church schools
to write upon. obedience to
Law" was the subject selected
this year.
Many splendid papers were
written by the students of the
s. S. A.
After repeated eliminations
the four best papers were de-
cided upon. The authors of
those papers, Joseph Flake.
Lavon Hoyt, Gilmore Jackson
and Irene Straton will give their
orations in Devotional Dec. 20.
What Are You WORTH?
The message delivered by
Pres. Samuel F. Smith to the
Student Body Dec. 8, was well
worth hearing.
What Are You Worth"?.
was treated in a very able man.
ner from many practical angles.
He took up in detail the worth
of people physically and intellec-
tually. In any vocation of life
where a job is desired these
qualifications are requisite; Hon
esty, thrift, nerve, ability, per-
severance. knowledge and cour-
age to climb the mountain of
achievment; and by these we
are appraised. BY using all of
these kindred virtues, ones
efficiency increaces daily.
Lyceun Comming
The Gamble Concert Go. COM
posed of three artists of nation
wide-fame violinist, pianist and
vocalist will give a semi-class-
ical pragram in March.
This will be an exceptional
production. In spite of the fact
that it is costing the school the
double amount of former lyceum
numbers it will be presented to
the public at moderate prices.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15

Mrs. Lawrence Sherwood left
here Monday for Tucson to join
her husband who is teaching
there this winter. Mrs. Sher-
wood will introduce the new son
and heir who has been added to
the family fince Mr.. Sherwood's
departure. Mrs. Sherwood has
been visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mr.. A. L. Rogers for
some time.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15
Meeting Of Snowflake
Taylor Development
Association Dec. B

A special meeting of the Snow
flake Taylor Development Asso-
cation has been called to be
held on December 26, at 10 A. m.
|The purpose Of themeeting is TO
bear the report of the committee.
Everyone is especially invited as
much interest prevails. The
meeting will be held at the Stake
House.
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only a few minutes until the en-
tire structure was in smoldering
Goals. The neighboring houses
were closely watched from any
sparks that might start another
fire.
The building was the property
of ]. w. Sayan. 1t has been
stated that the place was insur4
ed for the amount of $1,000. 1t
was we'll furnished with first
grade furniture, part of which is
also said to be insured.
Reports say that around $500
in currency burned with the rest
of the property. This money
belonged to Mrs. Barnard who.
with her son has occupied the
place for some time. She is a
sister to Mr.. Sayan.
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Josehp w. Smith and his son
Albert, who has just recently
came home for a short visit from
Albuquerque, where he is a ma
chinist there in the Santa Fe rail
shops, took a business trip to
Showlow Thursday.
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Rile Freeman came home this
week to visit his parents after
several months absence. His
time has been spent working in
Winslow.
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Mrs. |. r. Dana returned from
Mesa, Monday, where she has
spent two weeks visiting,
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Chase Rogers came in from
his road camp at Cottonwood
the fore part of the week on
business. He departed again
Thursday morning.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15

L. d. Divelbess, sheriff-elect
for Navajo county, vas in town
Wednesday on business.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15

Mrs. Maroni Fisher of st.
Johns is here visiting her cousin
Miss Pearl Rogers for few
days.
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WANTED = Pinto and Pink
Beans-can use a large quantity,
and offering a good price. In
quire at Bank of Northern Ariz.
ona.
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Snowflake Locals f;

Frank Baldwin was in town
several days this week from the
ranger station at Heber.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-12-15

David E. Haywood, vocational
tpacher of Snowflake, spent
Thanksgiving as a guest at the
home of his brother, DR.. j. N.
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|SATISFIED CROWD
Intends PRIMARY
PAGEANT BAZAAR

The members and teachers of
.ta primary are to be compli-
.,ontod on the splendid program
D' S;oh included a well rendered
"ansant last Thursday evening
\ the Social Hail.
The large crowd which attend
Ia made short work of buying
| he miscellaneous articles at the
|Bszaar booths.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thorwald Lar
son passed through here Satur-
day evening on their way to
Pinedale. Mr.. Larson is kept
extremely busy these days get
ting his business affairs in good
order that he may be ready to
take over the job of county at
torney January i.
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Sophrona Smith left for Tenn
pc Monday where she will enter
the Normal School for the second
semester work.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Bank OF Nor
thern Arizona will be held at 5
P. M. Dec. 18, 1922.
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From past experience the
people know that an S. S. A.
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This is something extra.
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tuberculosis Mortality
Is Decreasing In U. S.

Washington. d. c., Dec. The
department ofcommerce. through
the bureau of the census, today
annonced that about88, 0O0deaths
were due to tuberculosis in the
population, the total number of
deaths from tuberculosis in the
entire United States for 1921
was about lot, 900. or Is, 900 less
than the 122,OOO estimated for
1920.