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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
CHAMBERMAID HEROINE

SEATTLE, Mafcn 20. - Accord
ing to an Associated Press dispatch
from Mount Vernon this afternoon,
Mrs. F. e. Elijah, chambermaid in
the Windsor Hotel at Mount Yer
non, saved the lives of the mem
through the halls and awakened the
students Her face and. hands were
burned
All the guests in the hotel. which
contained 100 rooms. escaped.
This afternoon it is said short
circuit of electric wires is blamed
for the fire.
The Glee Club members lost most
of their belongings including cloth
ing and musical instruments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
Naval Strategist Quits
After Thirty-three Years

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 23.-
Capt. Leonard Sargent. chief Of staff
to Rear Admiral Ashley Robertson,
president Of the district cOurtmartial
board, and rated as one of the finest
naval strategists in the service, has
resigned after 33 years of continuous
duty.
Captain Sargents resignation, C.
cepted by the Navy Department, be-
comes effective June 10. but the
chief Of staff will be relieved Of
further duty on the staff of Admiral
Robertson April 10. The naval Off
Ger has accepted a post with Los
Angeles firm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
British Army Below
Level of Peace-Time

LONDON, March 90. The Army
estimates, made public. show net
decrease of G2,000,OO0 from those of
last year. The gross estimates are
f52. 100000 ($254 4237 .OOO) and the
net f42,500,000 ($206, 1876, ,OOO).
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23

ssPROFESSIONAL P4CIFISTS''
ARE BITTERLY DENOUNCED
BY ASSISTANT SEC. OF VAR

NEW YORK, March 23,-National
protection was urged and "profes.
sional pacifists' were denounced by
Assistant Secretary of War lIanford
MacNider in an address delivered be
E., fore the Women's National Republic
an Club
| Mr. MacNider condemned the de.
crier Of preparedness" and charged
that the professional pacifist is
more often than not on the receiving
end Of some organization. Among
the professional pacifists," he said,
are earnest and sincere gropers for
international peace, conscientious OBJ
jectors. paid agitators. sentimental
sob sisters and reds who are seek
ing to undermine our form of gov
eminent"
The "delusions' of this Strange
brood" the secretary said. are that
everyone who has gone to war
wants to go again He asked per-
mission of his hearers ito nail that
lie to the mast" and then briefly
outlined the War Departments pre-
paredness policies.
What we all want Is not a great
army. but an expert nucleus, not
great gatherings of war materials to
fret us in peace not great mobiliz-
ations of men or arms. but Il well
thought out comprehensive and eX-
pert structure of emergency insur-
ance plans.
"Honest Pacifist"
Then, when the people through
the Congress declare il operative. we
can rise in one mighty and over
whelming company and put out any
conflagration which may menace the
peace and welfare of America and
that means the peace and welfare of
the world
Mr. MacNider paid his respects to
the honest pacifist" whom he de-
scribed as the man who knows war
in all it's brutal horror and prays il
NAV never come to him nor to his
sons, but does not tear up his in
surance policies and boot the weary
j fire department out of the country
when the worst fire" in the history
of his particular home town has
been fought to an end
Reverting to the professional paci-
fist" the secretary said "he depends
for his living and remuneration up
on the subscriptions which he col
/ 4 t,,,, IA fI,I
feel that any movement to abolish
war is worth while"
Noise Makers
Look over some of the brethre,.
who make the most noise" he said.
You will find no service to their
country in time of need. They re-
serve their battle energies to fight
the bugaboos of preparedness in
time of peace. They suspect that
everyone who has ever worn the uni
form and offered his life to his coun-
try is plotting to conduct another
war"
At another point, Mr.. MacNider
said:
What is your reaction when such
splendid women as Jane Adams and
Carrie Chapman Gait associate them
selves with professional agitators in
declarations that in the administra-
ton of the national defense act there
is pernicious attempt through
military training in our schools to
incite the next generation to aggress-
i've warfare against our peaceful
Ineighbors? Both of these fine wo-
men are famed for their good works
their opinions mean something to
us all
I'VE find their names signed to
recommendations of pamphlets which
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
BYRD Names
PL A Ne FOR
POLAR DASH

WASHINGTON. March %. - The
airplane in which Commander Rich
ard Il. Byrd hopes to reach the
North Pole, starting from New York.
will be named Josephine Ford, in
honor of the three year old daugh-
ter of ,dsel Ford, who is one of the
flight sponsors.
The steamship Chantier On which
Byrd and his party will go to Kings
Bay Spitzbergen, to begin his flight,
will be ready TO sail on April 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
Nearly Kills
Woman to Make Her
Divorce Husband

CHICAGO, March %. Mrs. Inez
Osborne. who beat Mrs. Beatrice
Caena with a golf club to force her
to divorce her husband. John F.
Caena. manager sof the American
Can Company. has been Jailed ON q
charge with intent to kill. Her ban
has been fixed at $2,50O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
REICHSTAC HAS
CONFIDENCE IN
GERMAN HEADS
Refuses to Vote for With.
drawal of Application,
: League Membership.

BERLIN, March 23. The
Reichstag, by a vote of 259 to 141,
today rejected the Nationalist Par
tvs motion of mo confidence in
the Government and refused to de-
mand withdrawal of Germany's ap-
plication to membership in the
League of Nations.
The Reichstag also approved the
Governments course at Geneva by
rising vote.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23

OLYMPIA, wash. March 23.
Seeking the collection of wages
alleged due him for services as
janltCr smce May /, 1913, w. w.
Wilkins has flied suit to collect
$l2,220 f'ora Mrs. clara kno&.
proprietor Of hot here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
SLAYER of Woman in
Collapse at Trial

VANCOUVER. B. c.. March %
Due to fright, in the opinion of ply
sicians, Benito Pasquale collapsed
twice at the opening of his trial
here yesterday for the murder of
Anne Roedde, nurse, in the Van.
couver Hospital, on December 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
SEATTLE MAN URGED
FOR CIRCUIT BENCH

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Unit-
ed States Senator Jones and Con
gressman Miller today urged Pres
ident Coolidge to appoint Judge
Kenneth Macintosh, Of the Wash
ington State Supreme Court, to the
seat in the Ninth Circuit Court
owing to the Senate not confirming
Wallace McCamant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
Report of Gold Quartz
Find Starts Stampede

BEATTY, Nevada, March 23.-The
report of new gold bearing quartz
discoveries in Emigray Canyon. Inyo
County, California. has caused con
siderable activity here. Six auto
mobile loads of miners and stakers
have gone from here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
Shoots 1t Out
With RObber:
Loses Battle

lola, Kan, March 23.-Rather
than submit to a bandit, which he
had declared he would never do.
Thurlow w. McCurlough, railroad
telegrapher, shot it out with rob-
Der last night and Mccullough was
killed. The bandit escaped with
$50 taken from the cash drawer of
the railroad station.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23
CAPT. WILKINS
TO Be BACKED
TO The LIMIT
Detroit Aviation Society
Sends Encouraging Word
to Fairbanks.

FAIRBANKS, March 23. - The
Detroit Aviation Society has ad-
vised Capt. Wilkins it will back
him to the limit on the Polar
flight and for him to rush repairs
and extra parts will be rushed to
him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23

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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-03-23

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
COMMISSION PLOTS
TWO TITLE SCRAPS

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-ChampioA-
ship matches will be in the making
at the meeting of the boxing commits
sion this evening. Paul Berlenbach
and Manager Dan Hickey, are to be
present TO discuss a light-heavyweisht
championship match for the night OF
February u. The opponent is TO be
either Michael McTiguc or Sailor Ed
die Huffman. aud Hickey will suggest
Huffman. because he thinks Berlen'
bach will draw more money with HUFF
msn than he will with McTigue.
The other championship match
that is slated to pop up for considera-
ton before Chairman James a. var
lev and Commissioner William Null
doom is that between Charlie Phil Ro'
senberg and Bushey Graham tor the
bantam title. That match really is
not on yet.
Graham has been signed by Match
maker jess Mcmahon at the Garden,
but Rosenberg has not signed. Charlie
NAV still refuse to pull into line and
il he does his title may be forfeited to
Graham as far as the New York com
mission can forfeit 1t.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
ONLY FIVE TEAMS
ENTER THIS YEARS
THE PAS DOG DERBY

THE PAS, Manitoba, Jan. 2G.-LP
Only five of the best teams in the
north country were entered today for
the official opening of the ninth an
nual The Pas dog derby.
The derby this year is scheduled to
be run 120 miles, and will last three
days. One-third of the distance is to
be covered each day, over course on
the Saskatchewan river.
The entrants signed for the first
lap today are Billy Grayson. Earl
Bridges. Harry Olensky, Ross Monkey
and Emil st. Goddard. all of The Pas.
shorty" Russicls, former derby win
ner. and regarded as favorite this
year. failed to enter at the last mo-
ment. 1t was announced that he would
participate in the derbies at Quebec
and in New Hampshire.
In previous years The Pas race has
been a 200-milc nonstop affair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
Legislature
To Probe Fight
Commission

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-R-
New York's state boxing commits.
sion faces a fight for its exist
ence.
Assemblyman Kennedy Of
Queens has filed i'm the Legisla-
ture a resolution asking that the
commission be investigated.
The resolution said that judges
we're incompetent and that ex-
orbitant admission prices, some
times advanced by spectators,
we're being charged.
A committee on state rc-or.
ganization, headed by Charles e.
Hughes, is reported to favor
abolishing the commission.
The reorganization committee
was appointed by Governor
Smith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
KAPLAN WINS CLOSE
BOUT FROM MURPHY

BOSTON. Jan. 26.-CP)-Kid Kap-
Ian, Of Meriden. Conn. worlds feath-
erweight champion, won the judges
decision from Billy Murphy Of Lowell,
in n 10-round bout here last night.
Knplan weighed 1873 pounds and
Murphy 1876.
1t was a close battle, although
Kaplan apparently had the lead in
five Of the ten rounds, while Murphy
took three and two were even.
Neither boxer was sent TO the mat
during the fight and their blows APP
parently did little DANCE.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
PAHLMAN Goes
To CLUB IN
SOUTHERN

Otto Pahlman of San Antonio. who
learned baseball on the lots here an
whose first-basing ability has since
won him couple of trials in the
major leagues, is back in organized
ball and WIN be with Nashville in the
Southern Association in the coming
season.
Pnhlman. who jumped organized
baseball in the fall of 1923, after a
big season with Danville in the
T'hree-I League, squabbling. with MS
bosses over salary. has just been rein
stated and sold by Danville TO Nash
Vile. Pahlman has been playing win
the Pyotts of Chicago and other BIZ
semi-pro clubs since 1923.
In the summer of 1923. Pahlman
hit in 81 consecutive games as a Dan
Vile player, boosting his average III
that space of time from .2S1 10 .4Ol.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
KAUFMAN AND STOREY
In NET SEMI-FINALS

Joe Kaufman and Arthur Storey
both advanced into the semi-finas of
the San Pedro Park division Of the
city junior tennis tournament Monday
. afternoon. kaufman eliminated Louis
Williams, 6-3. GO. Storey over
whelmed Hubert Folbre. Gel. GIL.
The other semi-finnlists will be de-
cided Tuesday afternoon when Cor
don Black meets Edgar Austin. .apd
Leon Waltball .Ir., plays Tom Folbre.
In other matches Monday, Hubert
FOlbrc defeated Walter Davies, 81,
80; Leon Walthall Jr.. won from Joe
Stevenson. 6-3, 81; Tom Folbre elm.
mated Edwin Johnson. 60. 60; and
Edgar Austin defeated Billy Master
son. 6-3. 6-1.
The tournament is being conducted
by X. G. Oliver. supervisor Of Lions
Field playground
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
HOUSTON CLUB SELLS
PITCHER DEVINEY TO
BEAUMONT OUTRIGHT

HOUSTON. Jan. 26.--P)-Hal
Diviney. spit-ball pitcher who was
the property Of the Houston club
last season. has been sold outright
TO Beaumont. After this transaction
Houston has but ono spit-ball pitcher
on the staff, Stuart Jncobus. Last
year, however, the late Marvin Good
win, Jacobus aud Diviney were ply
ing this kind OF a trade hereGbouts.
Owing to illness Diviney did not
round into form in 1925 until the sea-
son was well under way.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
SEEMAN'S LEFT HAND
BEATS EX-CHAMPION

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 90
Solly Seeman of New York left-handed
his way to decision over Jimmy
Goodrich, former lightweight cham
pion, in ten rounds of fast milling
here last night. 1t was the best exhibit
ton seen here in many i-onths.
Goodrich. who lost his title several
weeks ago TO Rocky Kansas, was help
less against the left-handcd offensive
Of the lanky New Yorker. OF the ten
rounds, Seeman mad clean margin
in five. Goodrich had shade in two,
and three were even.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
GREB MEETS MOORE
IN RING At VERNON

VERNON, Cal, Jan. 26.-P)-
Harry Greb, middleweight champion,
meets Ted Moore, English boxer, whom
he defeated in a championship match
more than a year ago in New York,
here tonight in a ten-round bout.
Greb's title will not be at stake.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
MORAN SHOWS OLD
FORM IN K.O. WIN

Z NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Pal
Moran, at al pounds, LAST night
proved that he has not gone back
for all time when he knocked out Joe
Lewis, 1877 "a in the eleventh round
of a 15-round fight.
Moran was the old master who
thrice stood off Benny Leonard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
sTECHER Piss HUDSON.

: CHICAGO, Jan. 2B.-LP)--Joe
Stecher last night defeated Frank
Judson in wrstling match here. two
out Of three falls Renato Gardini and
George Gala, wrestling for silver
loving cup emblematic Of the Italian
championship, went 80 minutes to a
draw. .
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
|College Basket Ball.

Georgetown Southwestern, IS; st,
Mary's College, Is.
Chicago: Northwestern, 81
Iowa, 81.
Washington, Pa: Pitt, q; Wash
ington and Jefferson, IS.
Moorehead. Mimi: st. Olaf, 30
Concordia. %.
Somerville. Mass: Boston. 81
Cleveland. H. professionally
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
BOWLER MAKES FIVE
STRIKES, DROPS DEAD

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 26.--OF'
George Schwibinger, city employe,
dropped dead, just as he had com
pleted five straight strikes in his
participation Of the Wisconsin state
bowling tournament. here late yester-
day. Heart failure is given as the
cause Of death
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
MANDELL ENTERED
IN COAST TOURNEY

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. jar. 26.-tR
Sammy Mandell of Rockford, ILL.,. and
frankie Schaeffer. Chicago, light
weight boxers, will appear next month
in an elimination tournament being
staged by the Hollywood American Le-
cion Stadium for the Pacific coast
lightweight championship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
HIGH JUMPER
LIKELY TO
APPEAR
Will Stop Over If He Takes
in Texas Relays
:: Again.

Harold Osborne, of the Illinois
Athletic Club, who can jump higher
than any person in the world-ex-
cept Carnegie librarian when book
drops-probably will demonstrate for
San Antonio track ald field followers
in the spring.
The worlds champion high jumpec
has promised Doug Fessenden, track
coach at Main Avenue High School
and formerly team-mate of Os-
borne's at the University of Illinois,
that he will appear here between the
Texas University and Rice Institute
relay meets if he decides to take in
these events. which he expects to do.
SET RECORD LAST YEAR.
At the Texas relays last spring, Os-
borne set new worlds high jump
record.
Should he appear here, other II.
linois a. {. stars, friends Of Fessep-
denis. likewise will compete in San
Antonio.
1t Is the plan Of I. A. Abbott. head
of the Main High athletic committee.
TO have the city THICK meet Win
breckenridge High on April 4, tn.
day on which Osborne and his mates
could do their stuff on the new high
school field and track being laid out
in Schwab Field.
TWO MORE MEETS.
Main High intends to stress track
this spring and, Tuesday morning,
Mr.. Abbott announced two more meets
10 add TO a long string already made
public. The new events are: dual
meet March q with Devine High; a
three-cornered meet March 13 with
Schreiner Institute Of kerrville and
st. Mary's College.
Main Avenue High Schools basket
ball squad. which. leaves Wednesday
night for Houston TO play games with
Houston Central High and Houston
Heights Thursday and Friday nights.
was announced Tuesday as follows !:
Jodie McCarley. Morris Pipkin, Mar
vim Trice, Dick Boyd. Gus Dryer,
Robert Huff, Allan Ingram, John
Searle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Sam spier.
Royal Kid Cigars.

iOtdlS s's''s'ss Wv -" Wv
Umpire, Mayor; scorer. Blesi.
Fred McAllister rolled high game for
the series in the first game with 2i7;
Eyhoru was high with FAC.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
COURSE OPENS
WEDNESDAY
NOON

The welcome sign will he hung out
at the Breckenridge Park municipal
golf course at II noon Wednesday,
Murray Brooks, course manager. an
nounced Tuesday morning. The links
were still somewhat damp Tuesday,
due to the light freeze of the night,
and was kept closed another day.
Qualifying play is scheduled TO start
Saturday in the park golf associations
annual championship tournament.
Golfers. members of country clubs or
not. who play at least 80 per cent OF
their golf on the park course, will be
eligible and will be given through Sun
day. February 4. in which to qualify
for match play. which will follow, in
three or four flights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

The San Antonio Country Club
course probably will be reopeled
Wednesday. also.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26
BOWLING
CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Advertising Service Company.

Umpire, Kuehn; scorer, Treuter.
Wednesday night: Cloonan & Osborn
rs. Security Benefit Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

Tom Lally. country club pro. re.
turned Tuesday from the Dallas open
tournament. Tom decided it was too
muddy in North Texas and did not
take in the Texarkana meet. The
main body Of pros. including Beetle"
Juelg Of San Antonio. will play at
Texarkana this weekend and then go
to Hot Springs for = meet opening
Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

TRY rolling 'em- with P. A., the better
cigarette tobacco. Man, man, what
cigarette! Mild as Indian Summer. Cool
as bubbling spring. Just never was
home-rolled cigarette to compare with
this. You'll taste the difference with the
first puff.
Prince Albert is crimp.cut and stays
put. Doesn't land in your lap or float
away ON the first breeze. But that's
detail. Roll 'em with P. A. because P. A.
is such downright good tobacco. Fra
grant. Friendly. Satisfaction in every
wonderful Whit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

Not nip OF parch in ton Of P. A.
The Prince Albert process black-balled
Bite and Parch the first time their names
came up. Get tidy red tin or a toppy
red bag of Prince Albert today. Then
you're set for great cigarette-sessions.
Prince Albert is also bell-ringer in
the bowl of jimmy-pipe. Try it. No
matter what mental reservations you may
have on smoking pipe, P. A. is differ
ent. Unlike any other tobacco, just as
we say. Pipe or cigarette, you've got
unrestricted smoke-joy ahead of you.
Get started, Man!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-26

Tuesday night: Luthy VS.. Rsinsrz'
kuehne VS.. Ahr.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
BELLEMONT

Mrs. Irene Bryant, Mrs. d. j.
Thompson and Mrs. Pete Matson
returned from Phoenix Sunday night
after a delightful trip.
D. J. Thompson made business
trip to Winslow Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Herring and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Foreman entertained Monday even
ing at the ranch home Of Mrs. Herr
ing. The party was in honor of Mr..
Foreman's twerty eighth birthday,
and was delightful surprise to him.
Dancing and games were enjoyed by
all. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Winchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gaddis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jennings,
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Eula Wyatt, Miss
Josie Hume, Miss Mary Powers,
Miss Mary Hoffman, Miss Zella
Jones, Messrs. Phil Hall, Joe Wyatt,
L. w. Wyatt, John Frost, Arthur
Willis, all of Flagstaff and Ernest
Newberry and Ellis Denver Of Belle
mont.
School reopened after being clos
ed for few weeks on account OF
the sickness and death OF Mrs. Shell
ton, wife of J. C. Shelton, the teach
er. Mrs. Stolberg from Flagstaff
continue the work the rest of the
term.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
TO SERVE S YEAR
TERN IN PRISON

L. G. McClintock, formerly pa
tient at Whipple, who was convicted
last week of statutory charge, was
sentenced Wednesday by Judge John
j. Sweeney, to serve a term of not
less than five years or more than
six in the state penitentiary at Flor
ence.
He was sentenced after his coun-
sci, John l.. Sullivan, had pleaded
vainly for new trial for McClintock
upon the GROUNDS that the testimony
Of Mrs. Rolene McSperron, the Is
year-old complaining witness in the
case had been secured under unfair
conditions.
This was denied by the county at
torney's office and the motion for
the new trial resisted.
Mrs. McSperron was held in the
county jail for some time as mater
ial witness in the case and was bb-
Grated after she had made a signed
statement upon habeas corpus pro-
ceeding filed by Mr.. Sullivan. Her
husband, also a minor, has sued for
divorce, charging unfaithfulness and
naming McClintock in the case.-Pres-
colt Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-19
LEUPP DEPARTMENT
,++@@++%4%s-&4++

An employees social was held in
the school auditorium Thursday even
ing. Dancing was the principal amuse-
ment.
DR.. Ross, assisted by DR.. Holt
removed tonsils and adenoids for a
number of school children the past
week.
The rafters of the new hospital
are now up and ready for the shingles
The walls of the kitchen have been
finished also, the past week.
The foundation of the. new church
has been completed and one side
wall is now up to the windows
The plasterers are now plastering
the new addition to the employees
building.
Misse Margaret Pidgeon, who is
attending school in Flagstaff, spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. Hollem, farmer at Leupp school
left Friday for the coast to spend his
vacation with relatives and old friends
in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Red
land, California.
DIR. and Mrs. Ross and daughter,
left Thursday for Keams Canyon,
after spending several days here on
professional business.
Russell Holt who is attending
school in Flagstaff, spent the week
end with his parents.
Our school principal and teachers
are preparing a program to be Civ
en- on Wednesday evening in the school
auditorium in honor of the Thanks
giving festival.