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Whitening Plants.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
How can I save flowers which are
whitening? OF what nationality are the
Russell brothers? How can ] wash a
cream chiffon tie2 Are there any pre-
uniums on half-dollars of 1880 and 1885
cents of 1874 1S47, 1918 and 1890; three
cent pieces Of 1866, 1865 and 1S6S; two
cent pieces of 1911, 1850 and 1868?
MISS X II.
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Best Butter, sac; Eggs, a4e;

Cheese. ISc; picnic shoulders, SIC: to-
raatoes, &c and Sc. 4l2 4th st. Sc and
]. T D. Pyles' 10 other stores.
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Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Are there any premiums aDn 1888 half
dollar; 1884 quarter-douar; 1887 dime:
1870 haIf-dime: 1866 three-Ceut piece: 1861
two-cent piece. and haIf-cent Of 1873?
Mrs. c. II. K.
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If Your Mattress Needs Remaking

The healing household remedy, Satin Skin
cream should always be handy. 25c.
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Delicious Pies.

The kind made by the Connecticut Pie
Bakery and served in hotels, restaurants
cafes. and lunch rooms.
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Editor WOman's Inquiry Column:
What is a large cent Of 1914 worth?
H. g. 2.
Il is worth cents.
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Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Are there any premiums on 1 cent
of 1915. 2 cent or 1864, half dime OF 1861,
8-cent piece of 1865? p. J. w.
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1zas Penny.


Editor Voman's Inquiry Column:
Are there any premiums on pennies
of I795 1875; also on $3.50 gold piece Of
1872 and 81 gold piece of 1852?
READER
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LOCAL MENTION.

Oil Heaters-Gas Radiators.
1904 C st. = A. AIuddiman & Co. 616 Z st.
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or q new one is needed don't wait until
spring house cleaning. Your ne!ghbors
do that way and Tushes US so that we
can't give the work as much care as we
wish Now is the best time of the whole
year You profit by it. Mattress making
and renovating is our business, and every
order is given my personal supervision.
Returned same day if notice is given the
dav before !. IT. Jones, 633 II NV, near
Eta & Il Tel n. 209I.
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D. A. R. Membership.

Editor Voman's Inquiry Column:
How do I proceed in joining the D.
A RI MISS L. A. NJ.
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Three-Cent Piece of 1869.

The 1875 penny is worth 81; the S2.5C
gold piece 81; the 81 gold piece $50.
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The haIf-ceut is worth from 81 TO s.
if il has a small date; the others only
their face value.
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s7.so Gold Piece.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Are there any premiums on a gold
piece and a liberty cent of 1913?
SUBSCRIBER.
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At the Point of the Needle

If you have a collar that Is too tight
10 fasten comfortably sew narrow rib
bon on each end at top and bottom and
tie IN bows ct back. II q wash collier
sew on white eyes and run the ribbon
then It can be easily removed
when collar is Numbered
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Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
What is the best way to gain q knowl-
edge OF expert accounting?
BOOKKEEPER.
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Columbian Half Dollar.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Is there any premium on the Column
bian half-dollar2
CONSTANT READER.
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The Scent piece is worth 20 cents,
the others their face value.
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Half Dollar of 1870.

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Are there any premiums on a half
dollar of 1920 and 1895? Also a ten-cent
piece Of 1871? N. Z.
There is a One-Cent premium on each
of the half-dOlaTs, no premium on the
dime.
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Write to Mrs. Donald Mclean, presi-
dent general D. A. r, 1S6 Lenox avenue,
New York city
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The best way is TO take lessons from
an expert accountant Any instructor
in bookkeeping IN a business college
would be able 20 instruct you in the
science Of higher accounts.
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manufactures by ". 3. Baker Sons. Win
CHESTER Va. who have been making this
-four for more than % years
In the manufacture OF CRYSTAL PATENT
only choice wheat and the most improved
processes are used, which, with careful mill
Ing and our personal attention 10 al de-
tails, result IN a product which Is the best
and most satisfactory -four Tor family use
that can be made from wheat
For color and strength. BakeT's Crystal
Patent is incom parably the best -four made
For further recommendation. wo refer you
70 the best families many Of whom uss no
other -four
s. A. GEE, General Agent, SIS Florida
Ave. y. ". Washington, D. c.
soLp ~ Al eRoCaRs.
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Fxpert Accounting.

There is no premium on the Columbian
half-dollar
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For general sewing, use an ordinary
needle. No. g. They ore much more
pointed and not so thick IS an ordinary
needle, ard the long eve makes them
much easier and quicker 10 thread
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For a Cold in the Head Take COG"
25c. Atkinson's. 18th & G SITS.
Don't Suffer With a COld-"o9"
VIII cure it-all druggists, 25c.
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Large 1874 Cents.

There are no premiums on these coins.
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To stitch a piece Of goods on the
double and have the seam and stitching
on the wrong side: Fold the goods on
the double. stitch il on edge, then turn
inward, using a pencil TO push the goods
along.
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CRYSTAL PATENT

In order 20 secure the best possthls
results IN baking, be sure to use
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SOLD By ALL GEOCERs.
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tried some experiments similar %
the ones 10 be tried on. the Florida,
and the target ship suddenly sank
from partly spent bail that hit the
water and kissed over into a yul
ncrable spot below the armar.
Now. why should n shot do thas
Well. this IL 10 he tried on the
Florida also. only there are Co be
sateFsizht bulaheada provided TO
keep Il from sinking
Probably there wtii be no human
being on board the Florida when the
shooting begins. Some sheep aud
other animals will be In the tarrci
when IL n shot up--.thls "a deter
mine whsther the inpae, IA enough
10 MI = nan II inside. Plenty %
men In the service would volunteer
to be e1pefimented on. bat the de
paFtment doea not regard Il as nee.
ensAfy.
IL IL not iikely that any man wlll
occupy the tower. even when tho
firr IL directed at the tufret and
The aftHaf. which Nlli be specially
rigesd for the tests
All these experiments are 70 be
conducted with the utmost secrecy.
Probably they viii take place some
where On the Cheasrsaks bsy. but
The department dees not care 90
have other nations profit AZ once
BY our espenAlv. aud ontcfpfislnG
experiments. 20 ~ parhona except
officers win be allowed 70 be there.
and no pictures siii be taken except
TOT The department.
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the effect % a few shells ON a tnF.
ret The hattleuhlpa al carry these
tnrrcta nowadays. protecting with
Very thieh armor tn. bits ielneh
guns There u now samr question
whether the men would not BE- quite
a. well of without ans such pro.
lection.
In all the latest wars q has baen
the practice 10 throw away the llxht
inch aud twotnch steel shields.
which have been uaed "a protect the
men working the small guns. The
reason II that a she'll striking thia
shield vii explode. killing a whole
sun crew. while Il the shield IL not
present there 10 a good chance that
the shell may alp past, picking off
man Of two and leaving the resi
10 work the gun. Ia addition "a
which 10 the further consideration
that the hFoken OF apl!ntercd pieces
from struck piece % shield do
great damage themselves.
Now the question Is, n a ieineh
shell eomes AT the average turrst.
will e not stun or XIII n. men Who
are inside. aud thna put the gun ont
OF business anywaY7 Aud. " this IL
the case. would it not be better to
have the gun In the open. and iut
the men work Of It iust "a they
would thu small ore. taking 4
chance with fiylns Aheiiaf And
would there not b. le@s likelihood
% the gun being puf ont ~ commits
. a. szarH
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kiliing her. lie was tafen 10 Bell.
ingham. The chinh stated that bis
wife attempted Suicide. and he fin
lMhed the Job.
one aaloonkeeper and three
cigar dealers tipped the lid AT
Belilngham yesterday and we're ar
rested.
Miss Grace Daniels. ~ Edison. at
the defamation contett at Sedro'
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BY REBELS
tBy United prsssl

BuENOs AYREs. April 81
Nesa has reached here that GOV
Ssntillan Was captured at Santiago
Del Estero. capital Of the province
~ that name. and that hla brother.
member Of the national house OF
Deputies. aud fix. other men. have
been Killed BY band OF armed
rebels.
During tho attack one Of the
many BULLETS fired inflicted n
wound Ia The governors leg san
lillian and other occupants 81 the
official residence who we're taken
pFlnnneFs were held foF several
hours and finally released b. fed
eral troops Although the attack
Of the rebels VAS a vicious one.
little disorder in the province re-
suited II IL said that the incident
has no Significance $50 far a. m.
tionai politics are concerned.
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Marcbe, George Turrell. OF Tur
rolls Shoe company; NJ. 8. Born.
atnln. Of the Hub Clothing com
Iany. and NJ. A dottateln. Of the
Standard Furniture company. These
iaoorpofatorn Will form the board
u trustees
Thursday a meeting win be held.
Whom bylaws viii Be adopted and
officers elected The officers will
be- u MoDougall, president;
ID p Frederick, vice president. NJ.
a. Gottsteln. treasurer; aud Ever
ott J. tae. formerly Of indianapolis.
Ind, secretary.
No permanent quarters have been
secured by the association.
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They leok HE fine palnts ~ van.
tase from which 10 pump shot GU
The other. ships deck. and their sen.
efal appearance o. very wafiike.
hut this Is all locks As a mat
ter ~ fact. they have been found to
BE- quite useless u SHIPS fought as
they did a hundred years ago. hand
to hand aud dashed together. the
Fighting tops might com. In handy
hut the Japanese Ru 8hn war
showed that the towers we're Of ne
use whatever. except Tor ohaeFva
ton purposes. The naval battle D.
sins when the enemy Is five miles
away. and by the Tins this distance
u reduced to ons mile. one ship or
tho other gives up ths ghost. There
e. no chance FOR the little machine
gun or the man IN the fighting top
The next question II what To- do
about themF 10 away with them
entirely or substitute them With
liAht tower witch can be- used for
observation purposes alonef The
answer wtll. no doubt. be the ukht
toNer And tho next question Is.
how "a build a tower which will not
be shot away.
ON the Florida vii ~ construct.
81 y Tafool tower. made Ia such a
vas that II viii take a parade Of
cannon balls ca reducs H. That Il
the idea. at any rate Il viii BE-
built after thu manner ~ a hlcxels
wheel. circular and tspef,ng toward
the top. and Il viii b. a ypritable
network IT thin spokss and braces
Tho cutting % a dozen ~ theae.
more or leas. viii net affect the
tower
Another thing the navy depart
ment experts want some data on Il
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Wooliey Saturday night. proved the
best elocutiouist IN SkaKit county.
The Pacific Coast company has
purchased the Ienlno coal mine for
s. 900.
A. ]. Chambers. pioneer Of Olym.
pls. Is dead. aged 81.
Mrs G. +. Candy. whose husband
Is serving a sentence for handcuff-
ing and claiming her 10 her bed In
her Tacoma home. has sued for alb
sointe divorce.
The senate has passed the bill
for a $500 600 public building In
Everett.
ThurHton county republicans In
dorsed Taft Saturday. and resolu.
lions fayoring the primary pledge.
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MERCHANTS FORM
ASSOCIATION

A number Of prominent retail
merchants have formed the bust
ness Mems Association 81 Seattle.
Tor the purpose Of advancing the
Interests u the retail merchants
The tncorpomfufa 81 the new
association are J Il. Mcnonrail.
OF NenoaEAll 4 saughwirk Co. y
=. Frederick. " Frederick 4 Nel
son. George sioue. af St0n. Fisher
Co. Prank Mcil~fmoft, ~ The llon
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band on bail because the arrest
was made under an administrative
order. Tchaik0ysky is the Russian
liberal who. after 80 years exile, re-
turned home few months ago and
was Immediately thrown into the
fortress OF ST Peter and Paul No
charge has ever been preferred
against him.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

HANFoRD, Cal. April 27.-An
earthquake shock was felt here at
, O'Clock this morning. The move
ment was from west TO east. No
damage was done. At Coslinga. 30
miles west of here. the shock was
much heavier.
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81 Gibson Gardner
ss,sr Special serVlee)


WASHINGTON. April Fl
r>s.rs and bouquets On he Pacific.
sn,,a shot and shFieklns she'll ca
- rssss ars the antiposies that VII
.'l.ss each ether In the American
.srv "a Nav. ON the Pacific the
- Astfleships viii b. the flower
s.S.eked worshlped pets of hun.
80 a thousands al san Francis
= "a he Atlantic. the Florida.
u, ersek sesen year reid monitor.
IN ~ the target u exploding
.ss,,s--rsal shells. that batter and
,sna sad sink.
Tse shooting. however Il 70 Be
s.,s ~ sister shlps And 4 Is al
- sxvsrimeat. Costly experiment..
u, "a. nav wants u eel some neN
s-sx lssxe IN bafticahip cunstFuc
'.sr Al TIE effect Of firinz SO he
r,~.ds i 20 b. towed down ne
fs<ssrs.kc and shot fan q holes.
This r. the mesniug Of reports
49,. Spflala. Va. thai work has
s~rsn .Aere On The construction Of
. loser % the Florida u l. MT
,rss zz repaiAJly supposed that
,kl< i ier the parpoes q fnruishinx
passA from which men may %.
save he effects Of the ahots. On
~ ccnsrary. the chief purpose u
- tsser Is 20 serve as a target Il.
~ re problem Is How many
ssssx xsIf carry away tho tnwerf
ku ons familiar 9Th the AZ
sxznce Of a batfisshin Will recall
q srmldahle hooking iron, funnel
vkxred toesfs. or collars. built
rsaza GEAR tbs top. co The plat
hrns arg machine guns. and there
5 foem far twenty or thirty NET
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TOWN is
BURIED

MONTREAL. April 29--A noun
tain alide>~RB buried half Of the
little ffe1ch hamlet 81 fS0ire Dame
is mleu from Buckingham Wires
are down. aud relief parties sent
out have not returned. II ID pnac.
ticaliY known that al least 20 and
possibly more were buried beneath
the earth The slide wan eassed BY
heavy rains.
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II cleanses and beals--Sosp Lake
Soap. All druggists. 80.
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Fine assortment OF spring lamb
aud home dressed chickens for
Faster AZ the Band Box Market,
100 First. zee
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THROWN INTO RUSSIAN pm.
fBy United press.l

ST. PETERSBURG. April az
The Russian government has re-
fused an appeal from Nine. Tchai.
kovsky for the release Of her hus.
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TO sEE nArrlEsAlpa

Take beats a. Pier : Ten round
trips daily SEC ronnd trip. Sc
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STATE NEWS

The 18th anniversary If the
founding Of the first Methodist
church ia Auburn Was celebrated
yesterday
Al Waugh. a ghinamau. In the
dsteniiun station AZ Sumaa. cut
his vffe's threat Saturday nlfht.
TICKETS EAST VIA PORTLAND
Are now sold b. tho q. r. a ~.
and 3 =. companies AZ lowest rates
through sAii isake sud Denver OF
IAN Francisco. For fun infofma
too call a. uninn Ticket Office. eos
First az. a. Z Ellis. Gea1 Agt
49,
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Mild SHOT AND SHREKNG SHELL FOR BATTLESHP FLORIDA ON THE
AANT FLOWERS AND CHEERS FOR HER SISTER ON The PACIFIC

..es MONITOR OF AMERICAN
xans MADE TARGET ~
.snAskAAE EXPERIMENT
srAl wAR-po MEN NEE D
.,,s,nAE ps@ua avSe ~
scfese @esS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

Ths season when frozen daiBs
ties will be In demand u about
on us and II you are IN need 81
a pretty China set 60 use In the
serving OF ice cream. etc. you
viii find an oval dish and twelve
plates Ia match offered AZ Just
~ less than usual For Instances.
tgl.00 set for sit9a
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13

big team got walloped was a
fright. The score was 10 to Z.
Then Monday afternoon the lit
tie fellows played a game with
the fremen's team and the result
was another victory for the boys.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13
The Woodmen Campaign

The Woodmen of the World
have inaugurated quite a cam
paign the past week under the
supervision of W. L. Morrow,
Deputy Organizer from Dallas,
Texas.
The order, so he tells us, now
numbers, in the United States,
about six hundred and fifty thou
sand members. Has eight mil
lion dollars as a reserve fund,
which guarantees no increase in
the rate of premium oninsurance
carried by the Policy holders.
The order, he states. took the
premium at the ParIs sExposltion
in 1900 as a BENEFICIARY organi-
zatiOn.
See Mr.. Morrow at the Navajo
Hotel. Get in on the special dis
peusation.
Reduction in the force employed
by the Santa Fe on the Albuquer-
que division still continues owing
to the very light traffic. On
Thursday several reductions were
made at Winslow, among them
being one clerk in Supt. Gibson's
office, and one in the ofiic Of
Chief Dispatcher Ball, as well a
reduction in the switching force,
the day and night crews losing
one man each: One more opera
tor has been released from the
local telegraph force, as well as
several on the first district, two
operators having been taken off
at Rio PuercO, two at Grants,
two at ThOreau and one at La
guna. Sand1a, MaCartyS, Blue
water and Chaves have again
been opened as telegraph offices,
the operator also being pumper.
Other stations along the division,
such as Gallup, Williams, Ash
Fork and Seligman have also
been compelled to reduce the
number of employees to basis
commensurate with the present
business conditions. The me-
chanical department has also
been compelled to relieve a num-
Der of men, there being but little
for them to do at the present
time
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WinsIow Wins Again, 1C-7

About rs fans journeyed last
Sunday to Williams with the To-
cal baseball team and witnessed
a very ragged exhibition OF our
national game.
While the game was full OF er-
rors and bad playing still there
was enough individual starring
to keep the crowd on the expect
ant seat until the last ball was
thrown and the last man called
out
Winslow started the fireworks
in the first inning Williams re
taliated in their half of the same
spasm. Then came some nerve
racking playing lots of fireworks
and plenty more runs.
Williams tied up the score in
the seventh. Then the noise be-
gan. If any one is III doubt as
to the lung capacity of a few OF
our usually staid and dignihed
citizens they should have been
with the Winslow rooters when
our local boys came to the bat.
When the smoke from the fire
works was over the local boys
had three more scores to their
credit and the game was only a
memory.
The feature of the game was
the phenomenal running catch
by Baker in the third inning.
Our new acquisition behind the
bat, Chatfeld, had the opportu-
nifty to show what he is made of,
inasmuch as this was his first
game away from home he pre-
formed very creditably indeed
The Williams boys are a nice,
clean, gentlemanly bunch of ball
players and should draw a good
crowd when they come here for
a return game in the near future.
With as good au amateur team
as there is in this part OF the
country the public in general
should get out at every oppor-
tunlty and boost for the local boys
as there is no better advertise
ment for a community than a
good clean amateur ball team.
With a little more practice the
local fans will have occasion to
well be proud of our home talent.
On Thursday evening a party
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13
Methodist Church
Sunday June 14th.

Sunday June 14th.
Morning: The Sunday School
will meet at 1920 for Children's
Day Service.
Evening: Epworth League 700
At 8 O'Clock Miss Ellen Broad
books of the Florence Crittenden
Rescue Home, of Phoenix, will
speak in the interest of that
work.
Conductor George Irwin, ofthe
Winslow-Gallup local, was quite
seriously injured last Monday
morning while loading some
company material into a car at
Penzance quarry. Upon opening
the door of a box car, a pinch
bar leaning against the door fell
and struck Mr.. Irwin on the head
causing injuries that are quite
painful. Mr.. Irwin was immed1-
ately brought to Winslow for
medical attention, the wound be-
ing dressed by DR.. Sprankle. Ex-
ira conductor Geo. Downs was
was called to take charge of the
train and is still handling the To-
cal run.
Henry J. Eastman, of Skytook,
Okla. stopped off here fe w days
this week while on his way from
the coast to his home. He was
suffering with neuralgia and was
compelled to stop here for treat
ment. Mr.. Eastman is a gradu-
ate of the law department of the
Carlisle University, and is one
eighth Usage Indian. His father,
who was with him, is over one
hundred years old and is the her
iditary chief of the Usage tribe.
Mr.. Eastman is an interesting
talker and one of the wealthy
and prominent men of his tribe.
Monday night occurred at the
Masonic Hall one OF the most
successful entertainments of the
season, which was the annual
entertainment of the ladies of the
Eastern Star. There were a large
number of the members and their
families present as well as a few
invited guests. Whist played
during the early hours of the
evening, which was followed by
by a banquet. 1t is wasting
words to praise the feast, as the
fact that the Eastern Star ladies
arranged it is sufficient attest of
it's qualities.
DIR. ChilSOn was a HOlbrOok
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13

DIR. Chilson was a Holbrook
visitor Tuesday.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13

On Thursday evening party
of the young people who attend
the Methodist Church enjoyed a
pleasant outing at Tucker Spring.
The conveyance was a large tour
ing car, similar to modern hay
rack, the surface being about 9 X
1S. 1t was drawn by three
horses and a mule and loaded
with 80 young men and ladies
and sufficient amount of sand
witches, ice cream and cake for
such an occasion.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13

Miss Pearl Herndon, who has
very cleverly entertained two
Winslow audiences, will again
appear at the opera house on
about June 10Th under the aus
pices of the B. p. O. Elks. Miss
Herndon will give an entire
change of program, and it will
undoubtedly be good one, as
she is one of the best entertainers
that ever appeared before the
footlights.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-13

Mrs. r. M. Bruchman returned
Thursday evening from a short
visit with relatives in Gallup.