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The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
WILL USE ELECTRICITY
TO MAKE RAIN FALL

Moundsvill. w. Va, March =
A sergent and three soldiers have
arrived at the army flying field
here to prepare for the coming
of scientists who will endeavor
to produce rain by dropping cleo
trically charged sand from air.
planes on the roof of clouds. :"
1t was said at the field today that
two or three weeks will be re-
quired before the preparations
are completed.
The experiments are to be con-
Quoted by Professor WILDER d.
Bancroft of Cornell University
and Francis Warren ofNew York,
who will also endeavor to dissi-
pate fog. Some success has at
tended similar experiments at
Wright field, near Dayton, Ohio,
but it was stated that this vicin-
ity was better adapted.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
WINSLOW MAIL
OUT BIG 20 PAGE
BOOSTERS EDITION

The Winslow Mail is putting
out a twenty page Boosters edit
ion this week which promises to
be the finest ever put out in
Navajo County. telling of the
growth Of Winslow and adjacent
country.
The merchants and business
men of Winslow are CO. operating
with the Mail knowing well the
good they will receive from their
efforts. Every rancher in the
northern part Of the state will
receive complimentary copy.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office.
Phoenix, Arizona,
March IL, 1923
018726
NOTICE is hereby that Spencer c..
Rogers, of Snowflake, Arizona, who,
on July 22, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, No. O1S726, for WI WI SEA,
SE4 SW4, So NE4 SW2, NE3 NE4
SW4, M SW4 SW4, So NW} SW3,
Section 33, Township 11-N., Range
2lE., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Thorwald
Larson, u. S. Commissioner, at Hol.
brook. Arizona, on the 10th day of
April, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. H. Frost, of Snowflake Arizona,
Lowell Pierce, r. D. Rogers, both of
Linden, Arizona, Frank McLaws of
Snowflake, Arizona.
JOHN r. TowLEs,
Register.
3-16-23 4 Is %
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior,
U. S, Land Office,
at Phoenix, Arizona,
March 9, 1923
0455l9
NOTICE is hereby given that Lula J
Carter, of Pinetop, Arizona, widow of
William E. Carter. who, on March %,
1920, made Homestead Entry. No.
O45519, for 81 NET, Wa NE3 sE4, NW4
SEt, E3 NEi SW4, Section IL, Town
ship 9-N., Range 23-E., G. & S. R. B.
& Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore Thorwald Larsen, u. S. Commits
sioner, at Holbrook, Arizona, on the
18th day of April, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore Laveson, Chris j. Pla,ner.
both of Pineyon. Arizona, William Fl,
Drake, of Lakeside, Arizona. Harry
w. Marshal. of Pineyon, Arizona.
JOHN r. TowLEs,
Register.
3-f6-23-4-l3-2S
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
Arizona Industrial Progress


Yuma-Carload of alfalfa seed
disposed of by Farm Bureau Ex-
change.
Holbrook Mexican Hat refin-
cry to be substantially enlarged.
Phoenix-One district orders
25, 600 orange trees from Califor-
MIA.
Holbrook Entire acreage in
Navajo Reservation oil field filed
on.
Phoenix Creek dam
costing $500. 900 to be completed
in two weeks
Florence-Firestone Cotton
and Oil Co. to maintain receiving
station.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
SOL BARTH is OLDEST
RESIDENT OF ARIZONA

The Oldest living pioneer Of
Arizona, Sol Barth of St. Johns,
was accorded the honor of a seat
on the floor of the state legisla-
ture when he visited the capital
recently. He came to Arizona
on Christmas Day, 1861. Hol-
brook Tribune
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

What can the Post Office system
do without WORK? This will
surely be a NEW experience!
What's in a name anyway?
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office,

Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office,
at Phoenix, Arizona.
March 8. 1923.
038253
NOTICE is hereby given that James
H. Thomas, of Pinedale, Arizona, who,
on February IL, 1918, made Homestead
Entry, No. 038253, for Nj SW3 SEA.
NW4 SE3 SEA, Ell NE2, WI NE3 SEA,
Ell NW} Sci. SW4 NW3 SCI, Section
13, Township lin, Range l9-E., G. &
S. K. 3. & Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Three Year Proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Thorwald Larson. u.
s. Commissioner, at Holbrook, Arizona,
on the 18th day of April, 1928
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lawrence H. Brewer, of Pinedale, Ari-
zona, o. w. Williams, of Holbrook,
Arizona. William A. Hunt, of Clay
Springs, Arizona, Elijah NJ. Thomas,
of Pinedale, Arizona.
JOHN K. TowLEs,
Register.
3-I6-23 1923
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

The United States will soon
have to appoint a foreign bill COL
lector if things get much worse.
Who wants the job?
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

Uncle Sam hopes to see the
next war from a cheap bleacher
seat.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

Many squibs have been written
on the approach of spring so we
will be different and not say
anything.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

Phoenix Legislature vote rat
ification of Colorado river COM
pact.
Bisbee Six drill crews pushing
work on Sacramento Hill project.
Tucson Camille hill road COM
pleted and thrown open to the
public.
Wilcox Central Copper Co.
opens good ore body on 800 foot
level.
Phoenix bank with
branches throughout the state
advocated.
Holbrook Importation OF
drilling rigs into Shiprock dis
trict started.
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23

For SALE-Clover seed 123c
per Id. N. D. Kartchner, Lin
den, Arizona. ct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-13

sea ana vomiting. n you have reason
10 believe that you have catarrh ~ tho
stomach. you should have thorough
physical examination 10 determine Just
what Is causing your trouble.
r. J Q. Clam troubled with IN
tense tching between my toes This
trouble seems o. be very much worss 81
night can you suggest q remedy
A-Bathe your foot each night. using
CASTLE soap. then apply a soluti6n Of
hyposulphite ~ soda. ono Tablespoonful
70 four ounces - water. sd allow -
20 dry.
r. T.. " Please outline d'et FOR
person suffering from uric acid.
h-Ornlt meat. errs dried peas and
beans, rich sauces. sweets and alcohol
from your diet Tafc chicken. FISH.
green vegetables AMI acid fruits. espe-
cisliy lemon. orange. grapefruit and an
pies Drink plenty ~ water and take
outdoor exercise and frequent baths
". r. o-T1oase toll mo ~. sym
toms NJ fallen arches.
PAIN IN no feet. ler- and ,b'ph,
dinfcui. locomoti,n ana ba-nmi,y ,--.i
easily are symptoms - TIE condition
you mention.
.,.
hr,,i,g ~ nv 80, w,u ' ,,.., Tltn
mo what causes this condition.
A-feur condition - probably ~" @.
,.,,i in-,r,,..,a,. -. ~ ~ are 70 obtai'
nasal cs,arrb. kindly send a .,,, a
dressed. stamped envelope and reSta,,
your question
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LISLETTE AND THE IA TRIES
Part ".

The cries Of tho page brought the
Queen and her other pages ont oi the
room where they were waiting for
lislcttc They rushed to the staus
and when they saw tho white roscs they
all cried out Just as the first page had
done. The White Rose Fairiesr'
But this time Islettc did not have
q chance even to think what she should
do, for all around came white fairies
like the one she had seen.
Hither and thithcr and everywhere
thev few. touching with their wands
the red roses, changing them 80 white,
until tho palace looked like great
snowdrift
lislcttc all this time stood on the
stairs halfway down hut when all
the rcd roses were gone She went down
To tho room where she Was To hav,
met Queen Rcd Rose. and There on the
gold floor with white rose fairies al
around her was little fairy dressed N
the red of rose, her feet and leg
dressed IN green.
She was on her fscc.-wccping and
the White Rose falres explained "a
liSlcttc that she had hccn tho Queer
Rcd Rose. who. before that, was p
Rcd Rose fairy and had run AWAY from
the FAIRY Land because she wanted
To I've Queen,
But how did shc become Queen
Red Rosc2" asked Isislette. ~Hei
power must have been very great. bc.
cause she ruled the yellow Cave n
well as here
Il will tell YOU" replied n fairy
while We wait for the Fairy Queen
10 come We have sent her word
that with your help We have found
the kingdom OF the Red Rose fairy and
brokca the spell
When Red Rose Fairy ran away
she went 60 an old witch. who changed
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Red Rose being the slave ~ the witch
she was really in the power NJ the
Queen because she held her son n prs
uner
"put why did they ask mo tu come
into the yellow Cavc7 asked Lislcite
TO bring IN the sunshine. for ~
was the yellow sunshine that kept
tho cave nu' ~ the power ~ the witch.
and Mortal had ,o bring It IN each
dav. put YOU arc the only one who
has not asked io I've taken ont ~ the
cave the minute the Queen asked them
their wish
Into the bundle ur basket ~ what
over the Mortal was carving every
dav the fairies uf the White Hnso
have slipped Two white roses. hilt his
IL the fret time they have over been
carried into the palace of the Queen
Rcd Hose.
Tho rest was easy. for once tho
white roses were IN here the fairies
could follow and Won see how quickly
We took away the red roses and made
them white Ru, here comes tho Queen
of tho Fairies She will take caro- oi
everything
Nnn Nh' hlu, ini Nn'n hn' 'onk nei
fairies back home she forgRve poor little
Rcd Rose FAIRY for running away
and she made Llslct,o n Sunshine far,
Tor helping her 90 vet Red Rose back 3,
FARMLAND
Md the fairies say that the happicsl
little fairy IN the Queens Kingdom -
Nc sunshine fairy who was once httl,
/ lislc,tc
Tho yellow Cave disappeared anc
with II The Frog who WINS ia the yellow
water, hut the little men m red IN,
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see through Mrs. Barkcr's rusc / was
very sure.
Dicky Arrives.

WY Sui's
Dicky Arrives.
But even il he should come up TO U.s.
the situation WAS infinitely better than
Il had been. The danger of publicity
was practically nil on the country road,
and Harry t'ndcrwood's strength and
agility were pcaccmakers not to he
dcspiscd.
Nevertheless. was deeply worried
and did not recover my spirits un'1
after await nj the Timkinsvillc cross
road. which seemed interminablc but
which in reality was only n quarter oi
an hour. n taxi drew up near us ana
Dicky alghtcd briskly, and after paying
and dism,sslng his driver, came mp To us.
That he was IN towering rage my
wifclv ewes quickly discovered, but that
he would conceal II until he was alone
with INC | also knew. lie swept Va
all with nonchalant look. as, bag IN
hand. he strobe NJ to us. but | saw him
take a second glance nj Harry Under
wood. aud | wondered II he had pone-
tra,cd ms old friends disguise.
What's the big idea. my dear? he
said to me when he had reached the
| side of Our taxi.
Haven't I Met YOU
That We have To get To Nantucket as
,oon rs possible. 81 climb into the car.
/ returned nonchalantly. hut with look
/ which. IN conjugal code, means: Can
/ tell vuu now. stop talking about IT.
"Whcrc9" he rctortcd Nth slgnlii-
cant rudcness IN his tone and n glance
toward Harry Underwood
A II. 4 d. 10. ia skttf A.
ms. and | wondered Il he had uttered
the monosyllablc for the purpose oi
hearing the voice of the iorcign-looking
man m the front scat.
Right here between Claire and me-
| reioincd promptly. You're not very
complimentary. Neither Of us IL lat.
Nou'll have plenty Of room.
Mr.. Underwood turned around and
faced Dickv.
4 am so distressed. I have tho great
regret 90 he said m tho most elaborate
manner of Don Ramon Almircr. 'pi
nv great necessity, because there was
to I've had NO conveyance. Madame was
~ gracious a. to permit me To occupy
this scat But | cannot so lnconNlence
YOU. | am sure with tins 50 careful
driver. I can I've oi comfort ON the
what vou call n m this country the
running board
The mental picture oi TN" distin-
rmshcl-lookIng elderly foreigner whom
Harry Underwood was mperSonatng.
disposing his great height on the run
mne-board and chnging there during
fttsen-mile drive over the curving
mountain Kosd, affected my laughter
muscles, 81 that | had hard work To re-
press q >chuckle Dickv's lips QWrkod
,uvoluntarilv into grim rs he climbed
into the tonncau and disposed hmsclf
hclu,cn Clare and me. Bu, ms voice
was curt when ms answer came.
There's no necessity OF that, I'm
sure. Step on her. old man this IN a
smiling aside To Brother Bill. who I'M
mediaiely obeyed tho injunction. hut,
turning his eyes back 60 Harry Under
woods face. haven't met YOU be
FORE
60 he con,inued)
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" might be caused by pleurisy or some,
difficulty with ~. funrs
Falnltation OF the heart r. another
symptom Tor which there arc many
causes ~ II r. temporary thing.
which seldom IL experienced. n Is due
probably 60 over ruwding the stomach
Ito fermentation or 20 Indigestion. A
little blcarbonate ~ soda will be llkely
20 relieve tho immediate attack. and
greater care about eating viii prevent
repetition.
Excessive smoking. eHcessive coffee
drinking. excessive exercise after cat-
inf-all these excuses are possible
causes Tor palpltatiOn.
Thyroid gland disturbance. nervous
ness. heart disease and high blogd pres
sure are other causes
You see. 70 Is difficult 20 give any ron
elusive opinion ...-0srding the cause ~ \
single symptom n ~ is impossible for
doctor 10 know what one or two un-
usual experiences mean. how much
more must they puzzle the victim him
telf
You wisely ask.
How would tho doctor find out ir~.
why these annoying symptoms APPEAR
fie would DO 80 bv n careful eNaUlna-
tion ~ the patient otherwise he would
know little more about the real condl-
tion ~ the sufferer than tho sufferer
does himself
There ran be- no doubt that tho cause
Of pains and other signs ~ disturbance
should be found Therefore. n you are
annoyed, see your doctor and get hts
edvlCe.
We have learned that many symptoms
which used n battle tho physician arc
/ due 20 centres - infection in the teeth
tonsils or elsewhere I'm the body. Care
/ ful examination reveals 'heqe. Blood
tests evauiunaiion ~ tho urine ami q
thorough going over ~ tho orHlns ol
your body will determine what 's wrong
when you describe your condition
state what YOU think y wrong Give
such Information ~ will assist ne doc
tor 20 get A. ths real cause ~ vow
J disability. Don't ba discouraged y yof
Get little satisfaction out n a diagnrsi'
based on p single symptom. zone rwai
low docs not make synmor." and rn'
symptom docs not lead 70 an urerrinl
decision pc 90 tho state - vppr health
Ask tho chisf mechanic In Tho no7rea
garage II ho can toll what Is wrong win
car hy a single sign he will say b
may give him = suspicion. but that n
cannot decide without examining IN
. machinery.
Certainly. YOU want your body - hav
care efusl 20 that given an automobile
7 Every once IN q while have thorough
/ physical examination. yes. even thougl
you are not sick And whom vou sren'
"a we'll az you wish you we're. hsv.
I thorough going over to discover pre-
| cisely what is wrong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-13
ruE WAY DlCkv TOOK THE
PRESENCE or DON RAMON
Al.MtREZ.


Io, a f,w minutes after brother Rill
hoyc,s taxi had left the Barker house
f.laNcd with the comfortable assurance
that had safely skiricd the danger
oi l,f rcttit's cncountcnng ihckN
That Clairc Poster shared my rciiei
ln,w hv the color which came back 10
h.r iacc, and the general losscning ct
tension, plainly rcrccp'iblc m her man
urf
saw. too. that Harry Underwood
mvani 90 preserve his incognito stnctiy.
| had been afraid that his love at
mischief would lc.d HIM to attempt con
Nsrsat,on with me- hat he sat erect IN
~ scat beside the driver without turn
an, his head toward W.. AMI making only
an ocrasiunal comment upon the beauty
IA the valley. with its elimpscs OF
ta,incs and brooks through which We
wvrp driving
glanced nj my wrist watch and made
81 mental calculation II was ten miles
a. rimk ins,illr n Dr.. pcttlt should 10y
amy chance stumble upon our route
when Nrs Rarkcr released HIM from the
uui cellar m the hour she named,
u would taxi HIM only a quarter of an
hour tn reach Imklusvillc And II
nirkN Wrrr DELAYED m starting irou
,rllNin. either hy accidcut or his un-
willingness go ol,c, my request to meet
a.. az IT his taxi should break dowr
en- the road IN my fears came rushing
back ~ tins possibility
Mr. Rnrkrt's assutancc that she would
81 the phvucian on the wrong trail hN
mnl ma hhu hcli'.,c W. had returned Z,
,ahlNin. did not assuagc my fears.
dn not rarr lut nr Hctut personality
lui never have undcrsiima,cd the
phyncinns mental powers. lh was
having an hour oi enforced solitude ~
whlch when m halllcd rage should
have time ~ spend itself he would
without doubt. tahc stock ~ tho sltua
tlnn nnd a., to visualize our probable
movements That h- keen ewes woul'
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power. for she kct her wand. and -
long rs she kept ., the Frog son could
not leave tho yellow Cave, where he
lived.
The Yellow Cave exclaimed Lis
lcttc why, ! came through It, hut
! did not see the bg green Frog.
"No. hut YOU did see the yellow
lake and the little men m red who
were the slaves of the Queen. II WAS
their duty 10 sec that the green Frog
never left the yellow lake, and as
yellow Is color the witch knew no
power TO overcome. her son had to
rcmain prisoner and instead Of Queen
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Cut This Quit IL Worth Money.

cut out this slip. enclose with BE-
and mall Il to Foley & co. 1885 Shef-
field Ave. Chicago. III. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package con
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound FOR coughs. colds and Group:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains IN sides
and back: rheumatism. backachc. kid.
ney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathsrtic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing Cathartic for
constipation. biliousness. headaches
and sluggish bowels. y II. Dan
forth ADV.
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FAIRY Queen asked the Gohlins 20
take into their rocks. where they had
To- change their deep rcd suits for green
and bright rcd. and they all became
Jolly little gobhns
The old witch who changed the
fairy into tho queen Rcd Rose had
to promise never 10 do anything like
that again for the Fairy Queen told
her tha~lf she did her black c-' that
she cared for more than anything ln
the world would some night disappear
and never return.
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The Sandman Story
By Abby Phillips Walker
Copyright. 1929. by The Wheeler Syndicate Inc.

her into the form OF n Mortal and gave
her power 20 make kingdom Tor her
self, only II mus, bc under the ground
In payment FOR this the witch told
her she must marry her son. who was =
great green Frog. hu' the old witch
thought hc was very handsome
Red Rose FAIRY did not dare refuse.
for she wanted to become Queen.
and 50 she consented and her form was
changed But the witch forgot that
once y fairy always one. and Red Rose
Fairy still retained some Of her magic
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LITTLE BENNG'S
NOTEBOOK
MY INe Pape.
Tho Park Ave News
Weather. Wcrse lnsted OF better
Snoartinu Page


Spoarting Page
\ iNriting rcssclng match took place
between SKINNY Martin and Pubs Sim
klns IN pudacs vcsterhule SattdsN attlr-
noon. skinny thinking he could make
up m length wat he didcnt have IN
thickness. onv after Puds put him down
~ tunes m succession he decided he
CouldCnt
LNter' Public Diskrace' Sid Hunt
had 20 stav m the house for n punish
mint Sundcv AFTERNOON and he started
to mass tho time away 10y dropping
camphor balls down ON people from
hls 3rd story window tall some lady oh
lrcted 10 getting sockcd on tho end OF
tho nose with one and rang tho bell
and told ms mother and Sud had 10
come out with a broom and sweep all
the wite stuff Of ofi tho pavemlnt .amung
those lafrng at HIM and making dltircni
insulting remarks being Benny Potts,
puds SlmkIns. Leroy ShOostcr and
Low DAVIS.
Sissicty Page
Last Thcrsdav aftirnoOn Mr.. Jersey
Viewer wawkcd down the street with a
vito coronation IN his buttIn hole.
wich II he hadent Of hin with his mother
something ruff would probcrly Of hap
pcned 20 him. but he was with hls
mother 50 he Jest mccrly had few
things yelled AZ HIM sutch as, q proocnS
pass the lady fingers, give us a smell,
Pcrsey? and O deer slap on the rist
amune the yellers being Mr.. Benny
Potts. Mr. Artie Alexander and Mr..
Reddy Merry.
poem 10y Skinny Martin
IL Improves the Taist
! like 20 kiss gerlS at parties
And ride IN automobiles,
But my favorite form Of plevurc
j. to go out and stay out for meels.
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YOUR HEALTH
WHY YOU OUGHT OFTEN
TO BE EXAMINED PHYSICALLY
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND. IA. d.
Commissioner % Health New York city
u. s. Senator Elect from New York State.
WRITING letters about their health many persons

IN WRITING letters about their health many persons
! give me one perhaps two symptoms. For in
stance correspondent says: IL have pain in my
chest or have severe papitaton Of the heart" Then
he asks: What Is the cause Of this7"
a.. These symptoms might De caused by any one Of
several conditions
The pain in the chest might be the result Of pres
sure due To formation In the stomach. This may
seem strange but on thinking IL you will why
distended stomach may cause pressure on the dia-
phragm and interfere with free lung action This in
turn might be described a pain i'm the chest"
This symptom too rnfpht he duet IN
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mUsr nAvu stuN ABSENT

MUST rhVt BEEN ABSENT
10, slsh-sehooi Girl: don't
runpone any school was ever so d.
ierted az by msry's little lamb.
2no Ditto: Nou must have been
bsent when Gladys entered elass
be other DAY In sniekerhoekers
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Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying 90 rent
or sell. Advertise II In Every Eve
ming every day.-Adv.