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The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
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Worth Fleahive and family of Hol-
brook visited with his sister and fam
lily, the j. H. Armstrong;, last Tues
day, returning to Holbrook on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pipkin and
daughters, Mary E. and Ruth Rock
hold, were Flagstaff visitors last
week, going in Tuesday and return
ing on Friday.
Uell Weems was a business visitor
to Flagstaff last Saturday.
A. L. Tillman and Boyd Reed spent
Tuesday in Flagstaff and brought out
supplies for the work on the new
road.
The right of way for the new road
able soon to use it.
]. H. Armstrong visited Flagstaff
Saturday On business.
M. Ray, who has been employed on
the farm of j. H. Armstrong for the
past year, left last week to accept a
position with Mr.. Clifford.
On Wednesday night of last week
the people Of Anderson Pass assem-
bled at the school house for another
one of their very enjoyable socials.
Dancing and games were the diver
sions of the evening. The presence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Rice, Mr. and Mrs.
Kidd and Mrs. Young from Mormon
Lake made this an especially enjoy
able occasion. Refreshments Of cake
and coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Tillman and
daughters, Dorsie, EIary and Beulah,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reed and son Boyd,
Mrs. Norman, daughters Florence and
Dorothy and son Norman, and Mrs. AL
HuIsey, made up picnic party that
spent an enjoyable day on Kiiinicinic,
exploring the Indian ruins and the
onyx mine. Charles and Rex Miller,
who are spending few days at Mr..
Yaeger's ranch joined the party at
noon.
Albert Tillman spent the week end
at Mormon Lake with Barnette Drye.
Election returns were as follows:
Earl Slipher, g.; Fred Breen, s.; Frank
Harrison, /.
A Henry Ford club was organized
at Anderson Pass today. The resi-
dents of the Pass are all enthusiastic
Ford fans and have pledged them
selves to do everything in their power
to secure the nomination of Mr.. Ford
for president next year.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

foot, thus having a good excuse for
doing nothing more strenuous than
pitching horseshoes for few days.
While the south end of Pittman
Valley has enjoyed plenty of good
rains, one-half mile north of the
school house very little rain has fall
len. There has not been enough rain
to run water and fill the stock tanks.
Charlie Chestnut reports that very
little rain has fallen in his country,
and no water has run into Smoot
Lake, which is now nearly dry.
Dow Wright, son of Rev. ]. X.
Wright of Garland Prairie, is in Los
Angeles, going to school, studying for
the ministry. Dow is a splendid boy,
and will no doubt do a great deal of
good after he has finished his school
ing and has become strong and able
exponent of the Gospels.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

e. O. Whitman, publicity secretary
of the Arizona Industrial Congress,
who was here last week, is an awful
hkeable cuss, but he's such tarnation
liar you can't believe more'n twice
what he tells you. S'pose it's because
of his early trainin on the Kansas
City Star. He was tellin' US the other
night bout boat trip a couple of
years ago. The people on the boat
had lot of fun tossin' pieces of bread
overheard and watchin' the fish rise to
get it. In tossin' one bit over the
rail, the lady next to Whit let slip
her diamond ring-and in a moment it
was gone. Recently she opened 3 can
of salmon. Somethin' bright an shiny
lay just beneath the lid. Examining
it carefully, she found it to be piece
of solder off of one corner of the can.
Being good won't get you into his
tory, says Sandy Donahue, who drives
the point home by asking if any one
remembers any other fly of the few
hundred that have lived since Eve
wore her hair for fly net except the
one that got into the ointment.
Joe Rickel asked Stanley Watkins
if it is sanitary to wear rented bath
ing suit, and Stanley said it depended
entirely on where the rent is located.
"It is characteristic of this country,
however," writes Dick Wick Hall from
Salome, shat one cow man who came
here riding blind mule and driving
one red steer now has over thousand
head of cattle It really would be a.
fine country if we had more grass
and water"
"Shine your shoes, sir?" the boot
black asked Frank Sufea.
mo"
4Shine 'em so you can see your face
in 'em ?"
"No, | tell you!.
"Cowardm Kissed the bootblack.
Fred Lusk writes from Los Angeles
that he seems to be having eye trou-
Bile. He had to leave the beach the
other day because his eyes got to feel
ing just like little bfrds--fluttering
from limb to limb.
We've been trying to figger just
what was meant by the headline the
other day in the Denver Evening Post:
did Mrs. Whitney Go Wrong on Buff
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

William told her they were SO fresh
the hen hadn't missed 'em yet.
Don't you wisht you was a bird
and could fly up in the sky ?" asked
little Catherine Cress.
"Naw," answered little Bobby Eld-
redge, ''I'd rather be elephant an
squirt water through my nose"
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

A woman is like clock, Ben Doney
philosophers. Pretty face, pretty
movement, but hard to regulate when
she gets out of order.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

Carl Mayhem recently exhumed
some odd curios in an old Indian grave
east of F1agstaff-two female skulls
of the same person, one as girl and
one as woman.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

Ed Babbitt is all worked up over
what happened in Africa, where a big
lion swallowed a flivver. But the
animal forgot to shut off the engine
and shook to death in Is minutes.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

When you sit next lady in a movie
show
And she bends suddenly forward in
the seat, yet keeping her eyes very
intently on the screen
And she reaches down somewhere
in the dark
And you hear faint, swapping
sound-something like a slingshot in
high, from somewhere near the knee
line
You can lay little wager with
yourself that she is wearing round
ones, and one of 'em has someway got
But Of course, there's no way to
prove it. PAUL KELLER.
"Dang it ALI" exclaimed Dayt
Draine, "why can't people write
things SOS you can understand 'em.
Here's letter from a cousin Of mine
who says his father fell out Of an
apple tree and broke a limb"
And now in closing, the congrega-
ton will stand with bowed heads while
the children sing their beautiful an
them: Papa Has Joined the K. K.
K, and Has Taken Our Last Clean
Sheet"
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
(By del. ,

falo Bills Horse ?" and we wonder
what was the use of dragging in the
horse.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

"Air these here eggs fresh?" Gus
toner in Babbitts' asked William Har-
ovei.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

charge yo' against de black rascality
of stealin' pullets. But above all else
ah demolishes you aginst de crime of
melon stealin'."
A brother in back seat made an
odd sound with his lips, rose and snap
ped his fingers. Then he sat down
again with an abashed look.
Wherefore, nah friend" said the
parson, "does yoh rare up an snap yo'
fingers when / speaks of melon steal
in'?"
'Yoh jes reminds me, pahson,' the
man in the back seat answered
meekly, "where ah lef' nah knife las
night
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DOC FORDYCE.

eyes, we have no bananas" is
grammaticafly correct says Prof. John
@. Thomas. Solemnly analyzing this
important matter, he comments: 1t is
correct upon a certain hypothesis. 1t
is misleading at times, but it is tech
nically correct in answer to the ques
ton: "Do you have no bananas ?"
We prefer rather the rendering we
heard years ago down on the Ohio,
where the question is: aAint yo' got
no eggs ?" and the answer is "Ah amt
said All jain'th .
Then comes the snappy response
that is better than the newest song:
"Ah amt asked yo' is you amt, All
asked 20 amt 70 is? Is yo?'
From w. Woeber Smith of New
York comes this story of southern
sermon.
The colored preacher was denounc-
ing sin:
4Bredern and sistern, ah warns yo'
against de sin of shootin craps. All
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

Lew Thomas is having deep trouble.
Lew began experimenting vegeta-
tiouslv several years ago. He took a
head of cabbage and crossed it with a
white spud and grew eyes on it; then
he introduced a cornstalk and grew
ears on it; then squash and grew a
neck on it; then cocoanut and grew
hair on it, but he can't for the life of
him figure our what to do for nose
and mouth.
P. H. Nelson says the queerest
counterfeiting he ever heard of was
done by Pillte Indian who took
stick and white paint, raised a dollar
bill To SO and passed it on China
man, who paid a gambling debt to an
American with it and the American
was arrested.
The meanest knock we ever heard
was uttered by Hayes Weidffer, who
said he supposed they named the first
woman Eve because she brought an
end to Adams perfect day.
Courtship, says Sim Burke, consists
OF man running AFTER woman un-
til she has caught him.
NO." says Charlie Nickel, al don't
want to see another war, at any rate
not until long after / am dead"
'Tis said that Sir Walter Raleigh
Fell in love with a maiden named
Molleigh.
But he quite lost his mind
Over all of her kind,
Though he really was good at the
jolleigf.
A farmer once called his COW
Zephyr"
She seemed such an amiable heifer.
When the farmer drew near
She kicked off his ear,
And now he is very much dephyr.
JACK KESTER
Breathes man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
AS he rammed his shins against the
bed,
Z!*l*XfXs-l&A+tCDil*!i
DOC FORDYCE.
The Coconino sun., 1923-09-07

We've been trying to figger just
what was meant by the headline the
other day in the Denver Evening Post:
"Did Mrs. Whitney Go Wrong on Buff
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

nobme oes 8etraees bon 1884,
100000 muroe Oiele gan5e SduIO
erit m1breffn Der letten feds Mo-
nate Fontrabiert.
Grit bciraten.
&oblen5. TT Seirate crit 0as
I6ohen; oanu eriiide oen fom.
handkerchief 0fii5ier I'M grIaub.
mis-. 9ies iheint Die Yolitif Der
amerifaniihen Solooten SIT iein, ie
mebr iid sic 8eit ibrer Srennitne
bonn 3beinlano nGbert.
9ie gepobnlide Metbooe oes 8or-
eebehs beitebt in orei 8eremonien.
Die 3ibil. uno Oie firdli6e Srou.
urg finOen in Sitremburg ltatt uno
oann folgt bier cine brittle Dor Dem
grmeefopIan, menn Der 4oniens oes
borgeiesten Sffi3iers erIanst lit.
@s buben 49S FOLDER @eiraten
ndbreno Der Sffupotion t%attgefun.
oen uno idon iiber 100 ll~nteroifi.
5iere unO @eneiue boben Inn @r-
laiibunis nadgeiu6t, lire 8rGitte
an 8oro oeS 8rors1ortibiffes ct.
Mibiel nebmen 5it oiirfen.
/YalGitinns SeD6lfermng.
2onoot. 0os &oloniol.
amt CAB oas Heiultat oes fiir6Iid
aufgeuommenen 3enius bon @ald.
TINA befanut. 9ieiem CUR 6oI9e
mo6nen in Dem 9an0 5S9,564 Nos.
lens, SO, 704 Suoen, 73,026 Gbri.
item Der peri6ie0enen Genomiuatio.
men unO 1923 Gruien.
Sran5pien gum Meimtriufcn ernin-
tigt.
8aris. ~ Senri Gberon Mi.
niiter fir @derbal, bat es urter-
nomnen, oas 8olf Sranfreihs 5u
Iebren, @ein anitatt Spirituoien
bon bobem Alfobolgebalt gu trinfeu.
Ser Miniiter bat elm &unoidreiben
erIaiien, in Dem er Oas 8olt auf-
foroert, nein @las guten fran50ii-
iben @ein ST. trinfen" uno bebaup-
tet, oaB bie 8eriude 0es &egle.
rungSlaborntoriums 5eigen Dab
@ein @itamine enthdlt, fir Die @e-
iunobeit notpenoia iino, nno OaB
@ein nift MIR nidt glfobol emit
pidelt, ionoern 0aB vfeitqeiteat NOR
ben 1T, oaB 9(lfobolismus berridt,
mo gu penig @ein e~etrunfen miro"
Serr G6eron ermltigt 8eintrin.
fer DEFENDERS alA oesnegen, neil
ole Grnte OieieS Sabr ooppeIt 70
groB lit als i'm borigen.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
0eme Satiaheu gum GatbeHan'
WDro.

.lleber ole Gorbereihun9eu 0es
%giotbeuou. MorocS mcroen Jest neiie
Satiaden semeloet, Sic erpeiicu
Dab es lid bier in oen erlteu In.
f6naen Inn oie Eaten Don grolien.
hoft entorteten SSugen0liden ban
0elt. Shon i'm April 5ieieS SabreS
botte Der tSiGbrige Sdiiler Sans
Stu6enroud bel Dem Stuoenten
8il6elm @iintber, Der iid fdIidIif
ais He~ierpeoifi5ier nltsgegeben bate,
Den @lan angeregt, 8otbenau 81 er-
morSen. Stubenrmid erj1blt, er
babe aus Der 9eftiirc Der Merfc
G~atbenuus Die lleber5eiigung &C.
monnen, Dab oieier fiir Sos Oeltife
Bolt elm SdGoling lei un0 beieitigt
meroen miiiie. gu elmer beiiimmten
0%era6re0ung lit eS Somols nod
nidt aefommen. Sttbenrauh be.
bouptet iebt, err babe eS ~itberbaltpt
nift errIt 9enteint. Ger 8lau miB
o6er ood neiter beiprofen Uoroeu
Iein, oenn er fam aud sur aenntnis
oes @pmnolioiten Sans Eefom.
Sp6ter b0rte oonn aud oeiien 1lte.
rer 9rltSer GrnIt @erner Echou
oonon. 9unn muroe olld sniihen
@iint6er uno @erner Sedom ser
Glon beiprohen. Gm 10. Sum- MIR
0e in ser 8obnung Der Samols OBJ.
~ueienoen 5roi Sefop Ger Moro.
plan %erortert, mo5it mn aud 81.
Ifer mo Gern 3uge8ogen Daren.
Cine ueitere gr0rterung iano ON
20. SuniNim Stegliber GotSfeler
Itott, an Ser Stubenrolih nidt mebr
.teilnobm, neil 9ern i'm nidt fir
aeeignet belt. SpGter troien iifl
6anu @iintber, Sans Ge6oD, Slider
uno Gern un0 fubren Damn in Dem
&~raftlpogen &iihenmeiiters, ser oo.
mails in elmer @aroge IN @elmers-
oorf itono, na9 Nifolosiee. allf ser
Hiidfabrt ltiegen Slider uno Gern,
tp1breno Sans Sefop ouein i'm
@agen bIieb, in ser @onnieelegenS
aus ur0 pernnItolteten i'm @ritue.
polo cine ShieBiibing. @erner
Sefom bate Damn BON Dem Gin
idllog ni6ts mebr geb0rt, bis er am
IS. SUM unter Dem Stidport
u6riih~ 5u einem geIuG mad Dem
Geniionot om S6iffbauerSamm &c.
beten pltr6e. Sier gelang eS Slider
iinO 4ern, Gedom fir Die 6iibrrug
0es Sutos 81 g%eminnen.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Deutide 3eitidriften fOnnel 0Mr6
Dos a8aibineton SournnI" brett be-
3ogen meroen. Dns erfpart 3eit uno
@elo; oenn oas nSSournoI" erbdIt iie
aus Seem yort, no iie borrGtig lie.
gen. @arum fiG ouf entiteIlte 9sah-
ridten enslii9erG agesaeitunsen Der.
1aiien, nenn man Die 8nbrbeit aus
Better. oirefter 0uele 10 i4nel er.
snbren fam. Cine Ianee 2iite bon
\ Seitihriften uno 8eituneen finoen
Sie in Der In3eiee an anoerer SteGe
0ieies @lnttes. Man be6iene fiG bic.
1es MitteIs oes 8eauges. K
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
Jnlann.
@rO6fener in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Marplano. Cine
8ieoerbolung Oes 8ranOes bon
1904, ais tatlGGli6 Der gan3e un-
tere Staotteil pernidtet wuroe,
orobte oieier Gage ourd elm 6euer,
als 5ipei fiinfItodige 8aflteingeb1u.
De i'm @er5en oes &leioerfabrifo-
tions- unO 2agerbausOiltritts SER
tort mur0en Der 8erlult miro
uuf ann16erno 100000 geiddtt
unO lit teilmeiIe our9 8erii6erung
gcoedt. 8erlulte an Meni6enleben
liuo nidt al beflagen. 9ie nria-
de oes 6euerS lit ni6t feitgeitelt
mor0en.
9os 6euer brad in einem 8e.
6Guoe an Ser gde Der 2om6aro uno
Sharp StraBe, nidt meit bon Dem
S6olipIabe oes 8ranoes bon 1904.
0as @eb1rOe bebauIte oie Wanlt-
fafturparen un0 9leioerfirmen
8earwea 8ants Company, SHIRT
Brothers uno Die Sopfins Armp
& geaoD Company. IS iprang auf
Elm anltoBenoes @ebauoe iiber, oaB
Oie Sopner @ib Company, gut
fabrifanten, inne bate.
Sas trieseriide SOlem.
@aIbington, 9. s. - Die bonn
8eiBen SauS aisgebenoe grtldrung,
oaB Die Ser. Staten wenigltens
ni6t unter Saroings 6iibrung, einem
@affenl1ader ME 9utbeiBen Mir
Den. 9ieie 8efanntma6hng folgte
elmer 3eituhgsna1ri4t, bob oas @e-
JUDI elmer eltropaii6en @ation Inn
cine groBe 8affenlieferung BON Der
amerifanii6en &%egierung abi9ld9i9
bel9ieoen moroen lei.
Snopii6en bat liA berausgelteut
BOB 8olen oos 2an6 III, wel6es
IL 9unoesregierung eriu6te, unoer-
5iiqlid cine babe Wilion armee-
geme6re an Sic polniiGe @rmeeoer-
paltung gu l%iefern. 8orber bat
erIelbe &egierung Die amerifaniite
Regierung nit Dem @niinnen iiber.
raldt, Die &riegsidiffe, welAe untel
Dem @%iermdbte : 8ertrag %abgeriiitet
.puroeu, nibt a%b3upraden, ionoern
Bolen 81 iAenfen.
2ieIenuert Der StanDarS Del
Nftien.
Stem gorf. Die @ert-
it"eigeruhg Der aftien Der Stau.
OnrO Del @eieaidaften, Die bon Der
altcn Stanoaro Oil So. Of Seem
5eriep g%etrennt puroen, ols 1911
+ oas Obergeri9t oeren Iufloiune
%anoronete, oeigt Die SatiaGe, OoB
yer 8crt zines uripriingliAen Nn-
.eiliGeines, Der BON Der alien &c
: eaidoit bel oeren aufloiung in 33
nelie @eieai9aften iibernommen
wur0e, lit BON $500 in 1911 altf
tina $4,000 beiite erbobt bat.
Amerifpniidc Gaabeneriatanipriidje
uum ii6er 200 MiQiOnen erbDbea.
@al0ington 9. s. Gurd)
oas Staatsoepartement Daren &C.
9en 9euti1lanO aus Dem Griege
b~erriibrenoe 4nipriide i'm @eiamt-
betrage BON mebr ais $20O.OOO,O0O
ongemeloet, oils Die Sriit fir Die
@inrei6una irgenomelder tpeiterer
@nipri6e ablief.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
Der betrnnfene SirdenSieb in Der
SafriItei.

@ie ans aopenbagen eei6rie6en
miro, bot iih Dem Biarrer ser Wle-
t6oOiltenfirde, ais er an einem
Sonntog in Der Sofriitei fem @rie-
ltergenano anlegen moate, elm merit
miiroiger Mnblid. g(m 8ooen lag
Iternbogelbetruufen elm Mann; In
Ser Sono belt er elm ausgebranntes
2ift; oos prieIterlihe @emano mcr
bolb p%eriengt. 0ffenbor hanOelte e
iid Inn einen &ir6enoieb, Der ii6er
Sem oG3u reidliden @emlB oes
Observation-Disclosures ben eigentIifell
3med ieines &ommens bergoB, be-
trunfen 5u 8ooen lonf mo nit Dem
9ifte 0en Sulor oes Gforrers an
iengte. Gum Slid entItanS fem
meiterer S6oOen.
M N den, Die an ;Selien uro
Sdnee iid nidt frelten fonnen, ba.
hen feline Sllceno beieiien.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
@,driSe y~efpreduns OeuAdsr 5no-

<CbuFttUC ObIPNSVVANB uNAtiAJtl OHV-
rer.
Detroit, Midigan. Cine be.
oeutuugsOole &onferen5 bon re-
pr6ientatiuen 9eutih-A merifaneru
oes gau8en 2anoes 6at auf Ginla-
Dung bon Gnrl 6. Sdmiot bier
itnt~tgefunoen. gtma elm babies
Sunoert @inlaoungen waren al
MGnner, Amerifaner oeuti6en
Stammes, ergangen, sic in ben Der.
i6ieoenlten Geilen DER Union 6iib.
rer iino.
Die Salfte batte iid eingefun-
Den, ole anOere iid idriftlid ent.
iduloigen laiierL ais Garl g.
S9miot Die aonferen5 in Dem
&lubbalis Der rSarmonie" init Ell
ner anipra1e, welde Die 3wede
bieier 8eipre6ung fur5 erldutern
loate, er0ffnete.
Den 8oriib ser @erbanolirngen
fiibrte ser befonnte 8roBin0uitriel-
lie gietp gorfs, &uOoli @ageniteder.
aIS Setretar ~fungierte Der Gbica.
goer Sournaliit 5. 5. MatenaerS,
oeiien G6tigfeit geraoe in Der les-
ten 3eit our6 ieine Werbearbeit
iiir oie Nemton-9ia @iiroi9ung
geiunoen bat.
Qie iolaen0en 9eutlGs Imerifa4
ner paren %anfpeieno: 6ran3 atlbn,
Detroit; &idaro 9artbolot, ct.
2ouis; Sobn 2iuf, Chicago; S.
@roBgebaner, Yatterion, q. s..
Ruo. &ageniteder, Nem Yorf; Sic.
tor s. &iooer, Dem Yorf; 9tid. u.
8ogner, Nem Yorfs Senrp u. S.
anories, Detroit; @rnit 9roiilS.
Chicago; 6,eo &irmann, Chicago
8uItau Saas, Milmaufcea 5ran5
Meper, Salfwap, Mii6.; alpin y
MebId, Milmaufee; Ser0inonf
lbun, &eaoing, 9a.; Otto 9
Sdmiot, Chicago, ST.; Garl &
9omb, &odeiter, y. g.; GlfreO vi.
Ider, Banning, Mid.; Artbul
S6auG, ct. 9aul, Wiinn.; Carl &
Sdmiot, Detroit; Sarrp &idel
Mt. Clemens; $. 8. 2an9e. Gbi.
caao; s. s. Matcnaers, @Iicagc.
Gelig Senff, Detroit.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Selepbon Gronflin 1892
Wiegand & Beilsteip
Mmnreider nnb 9etOratiOnsm0Ier.
824 GtGite GraRe G.-@.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

entered as second-class matter August
I. 1915, at the post office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02
woskinsA

Make cheks for subscription payable
70 Hermann G. Winkler. ITO Sixth
Street, NV. Washington, D.. c.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Mineola, q. q. 8apitdn Sarrn
s. 9raDtoa BON @titdel 6elOe flog
IN AZ Mimlteu pom Yiue Saler.
5eloe bel @omoen, q. ~, nad) ocll
MitdeI. 6eloe. ito Nteilen.
0ffi5iere i'm WSithel- 6etoe be-
3eiAncten Dies ais cine Neforo
Oienitflng.
Ger Sliegrr rlapte einen Sienii
flua in elmer 00be BON 1000 SUI.
ais err 9uftltromungen antrat Die
fir cine acknowledgements 5abrt giln
zig woren.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-02

Salem, Oregon. Inter Den
geItimmung elmer fiirolit Don
,Trou s. 9. Summons, GeprGien-
tantiu BON Wiultnomab Gountp,
einaebradteu Sorlage, wiroe Don
MGnnern un0 6rauen, Die liA per-
heiroten pollen uerlangt Deroen, li6
elmer f0rperliden unO geiitigen I'm
teriudung 5u unter5ieben.
Gas 9ii1t5eiteben Der unterlu.
huno wiiroe Die A~usiteuung elmer
Seiratsli5en0 ausiAlieBen, tpenn lid
ni6t cine ooer belize Yarteien Der
GteriliIierung unteroieben.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-12-27
MAROA NOTES

MAROA. Dec 26-Scott William
son is spending the holidays AT the
home OF his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Williamson. He has been teach
ing school near castleford.
Mrs. Lesser Brown was removed
TO her home from the county general
hospital the latter part OF the week.
The program at the school house
Friday evening was a success. The
auditorium was we'll filled. and the
many boxes were sold at fair prices
The proceeds are TO be used in re-
plenishing the library and other fur
nishings for theschool rooms.
There will not be an oyster supper
at Maroa as stated last week, as IL
was decided best to postpone the soc
ial one week, and have chicken sup
per instead. A program is being
prepared. This social is being given
for the benefit of the Maroa Won
ans club, as its funds have been de-
creased some in getting material TO
complete a comforter for the Child
ren's Home at Boise. and In helping
other societies with other funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brown drove
overland 10 Shoshone Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Brown continued the
journey TO Carey by rail and stages
10 spend Christmas with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. l.. l.. Peterson.
Austin Grimm moved last week
from the Parish farm 10 the Bronson
farm west OF the school house.
A successful Christmas program
was held at the school house Sunday
night. After the program presents
we're given from the Christmas tree
and every one present received a
sack OF candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Harmon. Mr.
and Mrs. X. ID. Abel and two sons
left Friday morning for Oklahoma
to visit frienls and relatives for about
four weeks.
Guy Horting returned from Howe.
Idaho, last week 20 make his home
here In the future. as he has rented
the lower forty OF the WIN Schenck
farm.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-12-27
EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD

Following are ten questions that
might well be asked by many parent
teacher organization;
/. What do know about the pub
lie schools in my town.
?. What kind Of education is be-
ing given the chiIareng Are the
children fitted 10 become honest.
self-supporting patriotic citizens.
loving the flag and believing ia con-
stitutional government
3. Are the children taught TO
think. reason. 10 aspire. TO idealixe
TO conquer environments or are
they treated simply as elastic con-
tainers for alleged factsg
1. Have we the right kind of
principals and teachers Are they
persons OF character. personality.
optimism. enthusiasm Are they
up-to- date ednoationally or are they
still using the pedagogical methods
of ten years ago. DO the children
like themg Are they the kind OF
people | would take into my homes
Would ! be proud and willing for
them 10 join my church and civic
associations
6. what do know about the text
books nsedg
6. What do l know about the
school trustees Are they the kind
OF persons 1 would trust In a bust
ness transactiong Are they real ex-
ecutiyes, or merely pesuferious busy
bodies. or cheap politicians. or rep
resentatives OF special sectarian in
terestsg Are they big enough 90
keep their personal preiudices out OF
school affairs?
Z. What do l know about the
school building Is Il fireproof
sanitary. well-equipped, and ade-
quate 10 properly care for the school
population?
S. DO kick about the cost OF cdu-
cation. Have any reasonable
understanding OF what am talking
about when sneer at educational"
frills and fadsg"
.. DO take any interest IN the
physical health an moral training
OF the children DO believe IA
their games and athletics II not.
Why
10. what do know about the
proposed Education bill TO be pre-.
scented 10 the next Congress proyid-
ing for a Federal department OF odu-
cational and federal appropriations
for education.