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p. M; evenings. { to p. m. Sunday. 10
a. IN. 70 l. m.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
Change of Ownership

Joseph Matthias, formerly en-
ployed at the local Harvey
House, and Edward Fish of
Chicago, have purchased the
Star Bakery from Joseph Seeger,
having taken charge last Mon
day. Both men are experienced
bakers and intend to give the
people of Winslow the best bread
and pastry that can be made,
along with this they will make
regular deliveries daily. Miss
Stella Allen has been engaged to
look after the wants of their pa
irons and can be assured OF
courteous treatment. Our read
ers will find their add in another
column and we bespeak for them
liberal patronage.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
Baseball

The Gallup team Champions
of the Sage Brush League OF New
Mexico will cross bats with the
Winslow all star aggregation of
ball tossers, Sunday, July the
18th. Don't fail to see this con-
test. 1t will be one of merit.
Z
Last Sunday the Winslow
Seniors played the Winslow
Juniors, the former winning by
a score of II to 6. The amusing
feature of the game was that the
two teams changed batteries.
tT
The Winslow Junior ball team
leaves for Flagstaff Sunday to
play the Juniors of that place.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
RI. RI. Smith takes Charge
of Store formerly run by
ChaS. l.. Finn

H. H. Smith, local manager OF
the Holmes Supply Co, has pur-
chased the stock and fixtures OF
c. L. Finn, and will put in one
of the finest lines of Gents Fur
nishings to be had. Mr.. Smith
has engaged the services OF W. E.
Beck, of Needles, Cal, to take
the active management OF the
store, and being an experienced
salesman in this line it is needless
to suy that customers will receive
courteous and satisfactory treat
ment. Mr.. Smith will continue
to have charge of the Holmes
Supply Co, leaving the active
management of the store to Mr..
Beck. We bespeak for him a
liberal patronage. MIR. Smiths
ad appears in this issue.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
improvements to be Made
on the Santa Fe

The following is taken from
the Albuquerque Journal:
A program of betterments Gov
ering all departments OF the raul
roads property west OF Albu-
querque is unders .aod to be un-
der consideration by the Santa
Fe railroad for the coming year.
| he information which comes
from a reliable source is to the
effect that the plans contemplate
the double tracking of pi actically
the entire line from W1nslOW to
San Bernardino and that this
work will be commenced in the
near future
Business which will keep both
the old main line and the new
cutoff line busy is expected by
bv the railroad with the return
of normal business conditions
now believed to be at hand and
the double tracking of the west
ern lines will be made necessary
bv increased business.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

C.J. Creswell of Pineville, Ark,
is visiting with his brothers and
leaves shortly for the rauch of r.
c. Creswell where he will remain
during the next few months.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

]. A. Root of Holbrook, and A
K. Stacy of Phonix, both repre-
senting the Missouri State Life
Insurance Co., were in Winslow
this week looking after the in
terests of their company.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Switchman Guy Morris, third
baseman for the Winslow ball
team, who has been laid up on
account of a spiked ankle, blood
poisoning having set in, is again
at work and expects to play in
Sundays game against Gallup.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

The greatest contest ever in
augurated by Northern Arlzo-
ma newspaper came to a close
last Saturday night. A total
vote of $50, 1919 was cast, 314,-
400 being cast the last day,
Miss Grace Downs OF WlnslOw
being the winner for the 9Th dis
trict- The contest has been a
long and hotly contested one.
The MAIL joins our citizens in
congratulating Miss Downs upon
her success over her four appo-
nents. She will join the other
winners at Prescott and Will
leave July Goth, for Seattle,
where they will remain till after
Arizona Day, August 7th.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Conductor Geo. H. Thomas
and Brakeman A. w. Sherer of
Albuquerque, brought delayed
No. l in Thursday. Owing to
washouts in Kansas and Mis-
souri train crews have become
disarranged.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

O. B. Sutton and family left
Wednesday, for the ranch of Per-
kins and Sutton, for a brief out
ing.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

M. w. Morgan, rate clerk in
the office of Agent O'Rourke,
has been at Arey cinder pit since
July l acting as time keeper. Mr.
Morgan returned to Winslow
Wednesday evening and will
shortly start for Kansas City
where he will visit with his par
entS.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Fresh bread daily at the Star
Bakery, now under new manage
ment. See their ad in this issue.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

There is a runor af1Oat that Il
Phoenix firm are contemplating
opening an up-to date grocery
store in Winslow at greatly re-
duced prices. One of the firm
was here the fore part of the
week looking up a location.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Frank Dain arrived Tuesday
night from the sheep camps Of
Bly, and Dain, after needed sup
plies returning Thursday morn
ing. He reports the range badly
in need of rain.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
Elks' Doings at Los
Angeles

b. Sullivan OF Congress, ArlZ.,
and charter member of Prescott
Lodge No. $50, B. p. O. E.,
claims the honor of beng the
oldest Arizona Elk. Mr.. Sullivan
is 64 years of age, and is presi-
dent and general manager of the
United Gold Mining Company of
Congress.
Harry Mclean, a Hopi Indian
of the Phoenix Indian School
won the 1S mile Marathon race
in Los Angeles last Monday,
making the distance in two hours
and four minutes. He was two
miles ahead of Guido Gallagare
of Los Angeles, his nearest op-
ponent.
With the Elks. the U. S Indian
School band, Harry Mclean, OF
the same school at Phoenix, Ari-
zona, figured rather extensively
in the Elks doings at Los Ange-
les the past week.
The band of the United States
Indian School at Phoenix con.
sisting of ffty-two pieces is one
of the great attractions at the
Elks reunion. Each member is a
full blood Indian.
Detroit has been selected for
the 1910 Elks convention.
The TOurnal-Miner of Prescott
in it's issue of last Sunday, devo.
ted considerable space to Wins
low, and as a whole was very
complementary. The writer
stated:
THAT little city has thrown
off the raiment of other days
and can now be classed as a sub
stantial community, and will
soon be an Incorporated town
We would state for the infOr
nation of the Journal Miner that
WinslOw has been an incOrpOra
ted town for about ten years
With the above exceptions to the
article, Winslow feels compliment
ted and appreciates the Journal
Miners effort.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17
Governing Civil Service
Examinations

BY the terms of an act of con-
gress, approved by the president
on the 2nd of this month. no per-
son is entitled to take the exami-
nation for a place in the civil ser
vice of the United States unless
he or she has been an actual resi-
dent for at least one year, of the
state or territory from which the
application is made. 1t was gen
erly supposed that the restric-
tions of the new law were to ap-
ply only topersons seeking places
in the census department, but an
examination of the act as it pas
sed shows that it's terms apply
equally to all branches of the
civil service The law as it now
stands reads as follows.
"That hereafter all examina-
tions of applicants for positions
in the government service, from
any state or territory, shall be
had in the state or territory in
which such applicant resides, and
no person shall be eligible for such
examination or appointment un-
less he or she shall have been ac-
tually domiciled in such state or
territory for at least one year
previous to such examination. !"
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Mike Webber, foreman of at
the local shops, left on Fridays
DELAYED No. Z for southern Cali
fornia points, where he will spend
the next sixty days.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

Joe F. Seeger, has disposed of
his Star Bakery to Matthias and
Fish, two experienced bakers,
they having taken charge last
Monday. Joe has not made any
arrangements for future business,
but will take a much needed rest.
The Winslow mail., 1909-07-17

The section house at HObson,
six miles east of here, burned
down Monday. The wife and
child of foreman F. Daily having
a narrow escape from being
burned. Mr.. Daily and men
were absent at the time working
on the line, no one being there to
assist in moving anything. Mr..
Daily and wife lost all their per-
sonal effects as we'll as their
household goods.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
COMPETITION SCHEME
SENT TO COMMITTEE
Greater Publicity of, City Hall
Suggestion Is Desired

The architectural competition scheme
for city hall plans and the proposed
appropriation of $4,000 therefor was
received by the supervisors finance
committee Friday and was sent back
70 the building committee for greater
publicity and with the suggestion that
Il be put in pamphlet form and laid be-
fore all the members of the board be-
fore any more recomme ndstions are in
oulged in.
As outlined by the city architect. at
the instance of the building committee,
the scheme proposed that 81 900 should
be given each of 10 firms 20 induce
them 70 submit competitive plans, and
that the worlds participation should
also be invited by three prizes aggre-
eating $4,000 more. As the $4,000, 900
structure would net the finally sue
cessful architect about $4,000, the
building committee believed that these
various inducements would bring out q
spirited race among architects and the
city receive a goodly number OF avail
able plans.
The finance committee recommended
that the civil service commission be
given $500 for additional clerical help
TO the emo Of the fiscal year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
In The Morning
Try z Charcoal Lozenger and Glass
OF Water if Your Breath is Foul
and Your Mouth
Tastes Bad

Immediately upon arising In the
morning. should you have a bad breath
and a oisa greeable taste IN your mouth,
try 3 charcoal IozenEer. Simply chew
the lczenger gp az you would so much
candy and drink a glass OF water
washing il down into the stomach IN
1his manner. The effect Is almost
magical The mouth becomes sweet
and breath pure and fragrant in a ve-y
short time
After Few days you viii notice
that your stomach is digesting food
much better. All traces of gases ana
sour stomach viii disappear. and the
perfect assimilation promoted by q
healthy stomach viii build up strength
and muscle. and your bad breath and
coated tongue viii be a thing OF the
past
GIVE Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges a
trial, results are assured. and pos
3ttvely no bad effects can arise from
the use Of charcoal. Stusrt's Charcoal
J-ozenges are made Of young willow
wood charcoal and pure. fresh honey.
taken direct from the bee hive. You
may eat All YOU want. give them to
eNerr member OF the family. They VIII
cleanse and purify the stomach and
keep II clean and su -et.
Stuarts Charcoal Iozenges are good
Tor everybody at any time. Try them.
For sale everywhere. 25 cents per box.
sample box VIII be sent free by mail
upon request Address T. A. Stuart
Co. eco Stuart Bldg Marshall. Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
NOTORIOUS BANDITS
PAROLE SOUGHT
Petition Circulated TO Secure Re-
lease OF Chris Evans, Now
Old and Nearly Blind
Daughter Seeks TO Care for
. Father During Few Re-
naming Years

There IS a movement on foot TO pa
role Convict Chris Evans. a once dar-
ing bandit. train robber and murderer,
but now old. crippled. feeble and al
most blind. with il years of impr1son-
rnent behind him. and the prospect. IN
less clemency IS granted, Of spending
the balance OF his broken LIFE within
the walls OF Folsom prison.
Mrs. Eva Burren OF Oak Park. sub
urb OF Sacramento. a daughter Of the
notorious bandit is the author OF this
latest movement 70 allow Evans 70
spend his few remaining years 81 free
dom. Mrs BurreI went 70 Fresno
counky IN 1905 and secured the sigma
lures OF many OF those instrumental IN
sending Evans TO prison 70 petiuon
for the bandits pardon. But such
was the opposition raised IN the dis
frict where Evans in his fight for free
dom killed and wounded many OF the
citizens. that even the favorable recon-
1nendation of the prison board was not
secured
Mrs. Burreu presented the plea TO
Governor Paroee in person at Sacre-
mento, December p, 1906, and with her
own plea for mercy she had the writ
Ten opinion OF NE o. lhe jurors WlaosS
WORD sent Evans 10 the penitentiary
for life The other 5urors she could
not dnd-three OF them were dead, one
IN Honolulu. and three away IN the
mountains.
George Sontsg. Evans partner IN
crime. was pardoned March 20 OF last
year. and IN view OF that fact and con-
siderstion of Evans age and feeble
ness the petition for the parole OF the
other OF the famous bandits ia now
being circulated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE OPENS
NEW HOME DOWNTOWN
Throngs of Visitors Take Lunch
in Geary Street Quarters

The womsn's exchange IS again
downtown, for the first time since the
FIRE, and Friday the formal opening
wss held IN the new quarters st Sc
Gesry street. Throngs OF visitors filled
the attractive big room during the
noon hour and IN the afternoon. a
large number were served with lunch
con. From 10 o'clock IN the after
noon an informal tea was held and
many friends and members OF the
board OF managers came in.
All or the old departments OF the
exchange are re-established, fancy ar
ticles, cakes, Jellies. flowers ana other
wares OF women's manufacture being
displayed Luncheon IS served from II
10 o'clock and tea from 10 o'clock.
The new quarters are most artistic.
being finished in dark stained wood
work and softest gray pspering.
The officers OF the exchange are.
Mrs. z. 8. Breyfogle, president; Mrs,
Louis Sloss. Mrs. II. L Dodge, Mrs.
Lewis Gerstle, hrs. John Currey, vice
presidents: Mrs. Samuel Sussman. trea-
surer. Mrs. Andrew Carrigsn, record
ing secretary Mrs. NJ Castle. corre-
spending secretary: directors. beside
these officers: Mrs. p. Everts. Mrs
George knight Mrs. Henry Schmiedell
snd Miss z. Grace Unger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

SENTENCED FOR STEALING BANK FUNDS
Grand Rapids. Mich. March 6.-Ellsworth Hale
former auditor OF the Traverse City national
bank. who admitted having taken $500 OF the
banks fund for his use, was sentenced today
TO i've years in the house of correction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW BIG GAIN
Figures for Week Represent In
crease of Sixty=one Per
Cent Over Last Year
Stockton and San Jose Show
Loss Compared With
1908

Sixty-one and three-tenths per cent
represents the gain OF San E'rancisco's
bank clearings. which were s41,s35,-
6s2.1s for the financial week ending
Thursday noon. over the corresponding
week OF 1908, s25.S10, ,1SA15. The Cali
fornia Promotion committee points out,
too. that the week clearings are s1o.-
600. 900 more than last week. which.
however. was short one on account
OF the holiday. With clearances Of
$13, 3,153,4S6.21 for the week. Los An
geies banks showed a gain of Ss.1 per
cent. last years figure having been
2s.s5S.Sss.
Oakland reported clearings of $2.oe4,-
5so-2s, increasing 44.7 per cent over the
81. 427. .1sS.22 of 1908. san Jose banks
cleared 1914 ,2s622 for the week; this
is q decrease of 12.5 per cent from the
0s figure of SS93,444.02. In Stockton
he clearances for the week amounted
10 $472.36S.0S, dropping ga per cent from
the clearings of year ago. $49e.051.S4.
Reporting clearings OF $945,650.69,
Sacramento registered gain OF 12.7
per cent over the 1908 figure of $685.
546.59. Fresno. where no clearing
house had been organized a year ago
wired its clearings as $500, 0,45s.oe. A
gain Of PA per cent was shown by
San Diego. the figures being. respect
fully. s91o.eS6.S6 and s714.8s2.7o.
With but one exception every city
showed a gain over the figures of the
week before. which contained a holi-
day. The grand total Of clearings for
the week just ended amounted to
se0. o47, ,o23.se
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
TETSALL WANTS TO BE
ADMITTED TO PROBATION
Confesses Embezzlement, but
Denies Incendiary Attempt

Frederick TetsalI. the book keeper
for Rosenthars, incorporated, who
pleaded guilty to two charges of en-
bezzlement, will apply to the court to
be admitted to probation. His attor-
ney, Neal Power, admitted this when
the defendant came up for sentence
yesterday.
Judge Dunno being absent on ac-
count of trouble with his eyes. Judge
Cabaniss, who called the calendar, re-
fused to act in the case, and it went
over to next Friday
Tetsall has admitted the embezzle-
ment OF about $4,000 from his employ
ers. He was accused of having tried
TO burn down RosenthaPs shoe store
IN order TO destroy evidences of his
wrong doing. This he has denied from
the first
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
SAYS CONTRACT VIOLATED,
ASKS 100000 DAMAGES
Local Firm Sues New York Con,
Germ for Big Sum

A suit for 100000 damages was in
stituted yesterday against the MuraIo
company. a New York firm of paint
and kslsomine manufacturers, by the
z A. Munns products company, a To-
cal corporation in the same business,
for alleged breach of a contract.
The plaintiff concern alleges that
February %, 1908, the Muralo company
for a large sum of money sold to Er-
nest A Munns a secret formula and
process for the manufacture of kalso-
mine, granting to Mum and his esso-
cistes the exclusive right to make and
sell the kalsomine in western states,
The New York concern, however, is
alleged to be selling the article in the
territory assigned TO the Munns COM
pany- These sales are stated 10 have
been made st lower price than that
for which the kalsomine can be manu-
featured, with the sole object of de-
stroying plaintiffs trade.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
SISTER ACCUSES
BROTHER or FRAUD
Mrs. Mary [. Ednlondson Says
Father Was Imposed Upon
While Dying

Mrs. Mary L. Edmondson in suit
fled yesterday charges her brother.
John B. Lewis Jr., with fraudulent and
deceitful conduct. Their father, also
named John B. Lewis, died intestate
March 90, 1906, at the age of ss. He
owned real property worth about
$4,000.
Mrs. Ednondson asserts that the
fathers intention was to divide his
property equally between his four
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
'CABANISS CONFIRMS
HIS OWN JUDGMENT
Hears Appeal From Decision as
Police Judge

. Judge Cabaniss confirmed Judge Ca
baniss on anneal yesterday. Police
Judge Cabaniss convicted Fred Shafer
of selling immature veal and sentenced
him to pay fine of $500 or go to jail
for so days. Shafer appealed. In the
meantime the judge was elevated to
the superior bench.
Superior Judge Cabaniss heard the
appeal from himself yesterday. He de-
cided that his judgment below was
eminently proper and confirmed him
self. Shafers offense was a particu-
Judge
A week ago Judge Cabaniss was not
so well satisfied with himself He re-
duced the fine he had imposed on a
man convicted of selling opium from
$500 to $100.
B. F. Stoll. dentist. Post st. at Grant av.*
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

Dr. 7. II. Norris, surgeon dentist. has removed
TO Whittel bldg. 166 Geary st. near stockton !.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Music in the Park
Following is the program Of music in

Following is the program of music in
Golden Gate park today:
"stsr Spangied Banner
March. Entry Gladiators' '...............Cu Cucci
Waltz Les Palineurs' ........... Waldteufel
Overture III Begente'' ..-....... MercsndaBte
fBy request
Gems prince of Pisen' ...-....... Lueders
Fantasie '.Jaeobite'' ....-....-....G .Gassner
Mosaic Fsyorlte Gems OF Donizetii Godfrey
Descriptive. a Hunt in the Black Forest
Collection. Folk Songs Of Italy" Rampezotte
Medley, Popular FRyOrites ........ Gus Edwards
MARCH, TEDDY Bears Picnic. 1.-....... Brafton
America"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

children. Fourteen days before he died.
and while he was on his deathbed, un-
sound in mind and body. his son John
is alleged to have presented to him
for signature three papers, falsely rep
resenting that they were deeds of trust
disposing of the property in accord
ance with the wishes of the dying
man.
Lewis. it is alleged, was deceived and
imposed upon by the designs of his
son and signed the papers. In point
of fact, they were transfers conveying
the property to the son. The convey
ances were never recorded Mrs. Ed
mondson complains. She says further
that John Lewis Jr. subsequently con-
veyed the property to another sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. who is named as
codefendant in the suit.
Mrs. Edmondson asks the court to
vacate and set aside the conveyances
and to appoint receiver to take
charge of the property and distribute it
equally among the children.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

Our Fillmore Street
= Store has been dis
continued - the man
agement and personnel
will hereafter be at the
Market Street Store.
Delays id construction
prevent the Van Ness Ave-
nue. Store from moving to
Onr new Grant Avenue
Building for a month.
spring fashions arrive daily
at both stores Van Ness and
Market. Our position Of leader
ship for original conceptions in
prevalent footwear modes at
moderate prices is sustained and
strengthened by this seasons
showing.
But one idea is illustrated
today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

B. F. Stoll. dentist. Post st. at Grant av.'
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02

some of the little folks appeared as
early as Z O'clock to make May day a
day of recreation. The Temple street
cars stopped several minutes to allow
passengers an opportunity to witness
the various games. 1t is estimated
that fully 5000 parents, with their sons
and daughters We're present.
Music was disbursed by both the
Echo park and Recreation Center play
ground band clubs Old Sol was not
very warm and the races in all events
were run off rapidly.
The first entertainment Of the after
noon was the parade and drill of the
Recreation Center drum and bugle
corps. The boys We're dressed in khaki
uniforms with neat blue caps As the
children were leaving the platforms
they were forced to return to acknowl-
edge the applause they received.
Kindergarten games by children from
the Logan Street, Casco, Union Avenue
and Temple Street schools were played
on both sides of the field. Eight little
girls in natty white clothes and with