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The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Heck Marley returned Satur-
day from Flagstaff where he had
been attending a roundup in
that viciElty.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22
MEXICAN LIST

.fS,Cissenes, Jose M Baca, Magdalina
Oheno, Inibal Cisneres, Juau Chacen,
Mannel Delgardo, Ijnasia Duron,
Demsia Espinosa, st Rio Gonsales,
Jose Garcia, Antonio Garcia, Petronilo
Gutirrez, Ines Falovera, Luis Herrera,
Melesio Mendoza, Manuel Rodriguez,
Crmeia Rodrigay, Secundino Rubaleec,
Senor Ramires, Esponseno Sandoval,
Biternio Sidello, Jazinta Samora,
Mariana Varquiz, Feromino Paulido,
Jose Quirozo.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

D. E. Hanks returned Monday
from the hills having been IN
quest of game but not overly
, successful.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22
ON SHIPBOARD.

Mental Healer-Do you want our
prayers?
Seasick Mrs Newthought- just
few silent waves is all | ask.-Life
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Miss Edna Morgan entertained
Mr.. Herbert at six o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Mrs. Geo. Haslett and sister
Miss Morgan were dinner guests
of Mrs. Wa1cott Sunday evening
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Mrs. John 7. Smongeski was
in town during the week visiting
with her mother, Mrs Ross.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

The White Palace Bakery for
home made bread, rolls, cakes
etc. Cakes made to order for
weddings, entertainments, par
ties, etc. =
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

]. w. Marley left Tuesday for
Ell Paso, Texas, where he goes
to purchase some well-drilling
machinery.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

7 You may talk to one man; your
advertising talks to the world.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Don't forget the dance at the
Opera House tonight. i
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

FOR SALE-Four room house
with bath, on lot SO foot front,
two 25 foot lots next Firemen's
Hall on Front street. Apply
Mrs. J P. Mahoney.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Big Show at the Electric Sun
day night.
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncall
ed for in the Winslow Post Office
for the week ending Oct. %.
A r Anderson, Harry Caprll, W 6
Garner; Chas Koelzer, VIM Morgan,
Chas Miller. Geo W On 7, Dams Peters
E A Ross, b E RIVER, Eula Scott, @ H
Sutherland, G M Thompson, j E Wal
dron, @ Wilson, Will s Weeks
The Winslow mail., 1910-10-22

Wanted:-TwO rooms for light
housekeeping about Oct. 18th.
Apply at the Mail Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Some Things You Want to Know
Electric Lights

directing the flame Of a blow pipe against
the end Of the tube next 10 the bulb which
makes the familiar little point on the large
end Of the ordinary completed lamp.
The method Of producing The vacuum is
also Iul Of interest. II is accomplished
largely by the use Of a mercury pump.
This consists Of a s0rr Of hour glass with
a very long column between the two large
parts. From this column extends a tube
70 which the electric LiEht bulb is attached.
The passing Of the mercury through this
column gradually eKlausts all % the air
from the bulb. In order 90 obtain a
higher vacuum than II possible by the aid
Of mercury a process OF chemical eE-
hausriuu is Afterwards employed some
substance is iutroudced into the tubes which
has the power OF absorbing nearly. all Of the
remaining gas In the bulb.
The Elameut OF the ordinary electric
lamp IS made from a preparzu0n-of abb
zorbenr cotton When this cotton IS placed
In a solution Of Einc-chIoride il IS dissolved
into a sticky 5elly-.ike mass. BY forcing
this material through a small hole in a
plate and leading the thread which comes
out into a vessel filled with alcohol. lt
soon sets. or hardens sufficiently 20 with
stand handling. This thread is next care
fully washed wound on a large drum and
dried. when 30 strongly resembles Carglt
The dried thread IS then cut into suitable
length and carboniEed IN a vacuum, thus
producing the CARTON tlament IL is in
eg-itable IN the making u these flIaments
thar there should be some .mpe-fections
and irregularities in them. To ovsrcoms
this q system has been devised whereby the
carbon may be made OF uniform thickness
aFfa- haf~u nIanaF n che hrTh
AFTER the lamp is completed Il IS tested
by the operators standing near an induc-
rion coll The current passing through the
body causes a faint glow iu the Elament
To test the voltage requires the services
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Thomas A Edison the whole world thought
that il ended the reign Of gas. Immediately
gas stock declined everywhere. but II wGE
soon found that the more demand there
was for electricity the more there vas t7~
gas It was also found that every improve
meat In electric lighting brought a car
responding improvement in gas lighting
The incandescent e-ectric amp was -y.-
lowed by the incandesCent gas mantle, sad
in this way gas lighting and gas fixtures
have kept the pace set by electricity
one would think that the constantly eZ-
panding use Of gas, electricity, and pc
rcoleum in this country would lead 10. a
falling off in the sac OF candles, but this
Is not true On the contrary. the candle
making industry is growing a. the rate OF
about 10 per cent year Many Of these
candles are used for religious celebrations.
The Standard OH company. which never
oTerlooks an opportunity 10 make a profit
IN The field Of illumination IS the world s
principal producer Of candles America. g
production now amounts 10 about 100 ls5 90
pounds Of candles a year
BX PEEDEa1C J. HAsHu.
-romorr0w-Ths odOrouE Onion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

OF two girls. One connects the bulbs with
a charged wire and the light from il shines
upon screen through a small hole. II
exactly bright enough a star-shaped spot
on the screen can be plainly seen. II this
IS not seen the bulb IS rejected.
Dozens Of new kinds Of lamps have been
brought out, Of which probably the tung-
steH Is the best one firm goes 50 far as
20 assert that IL has light better than
daylight II points ont that the gas man
tie and the inczndescelt begin 20 wane IN
brilliancy after a comparatively few hours
Of service. The arc lamp. 81 asserts be-
gins 20 loose in efficiency as soon as a
new set Of carbons is installed. Tungsten
on the other hand, burns with undimiuished
brightness for thousands Of hours Nearly
al Of these lights have been shown TO be
more OF less injurious 90 the eve This
knowledge has led 10 tB- perfection Of a
system of indirect light. where a room
may be made as Igat as the day itself
without a single ,s.np being visible Many
railroad stations. banks and other com
mercial institutions have adopted this form
u lighting, and hundreds Of private
homes are now equipped with IT,
one OF the newest things in the electric
Light world is what is known as the turn
Gown electric lElL his ls an apparatus
attached 70 the ordinary bulb whereby
one may have his lamp burn as dimly as
he desires When one looks over the vast
number Of new designs and styles Of lamps
IL becomes evident 70 him THAI many an
artist has devoted himself 90 the produc-
riOn Of electric fixtures. The use OF the
.nCandescent lamp n advertising IS grow
ing every day one Of the most unique
and attractive ideas Of the application 8f
electric current 70 advertising purposes
is that 70 be seen at a popular lake re-
sort az Cleveland, o. IL shows a diving
girl standing on a platform far above the
water Above her Is the legend Come
in. the waters fine" While the beholder
looks al the sign The diver suddenly dis
appears Immediately she rsappears below
and Is Just entering the water. The power
Of suggestion IN this unique sign Il strong
and IL is said that the visitors 70 the re-
sort 60 IN bathing even when the water is
cold
When the incandescent lamp vas made a
commercial reality By the genius Of
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The national bureau OF standards. al
Washington, has been needing the advice
OF Solomon when he said Go 20 the ant
ghou sIuEgard, consider her ways and be
wise" Il Has been going 10 the freely
and scientifically considering its ways. In
doing so Il has found that the humble
lightning bug Is 50 far superior 10 .llTnln-
Gus efficiency 20 the average electric
Hrht that an electric light biz amounting
10 SEQ under present conditions would cost
only 81 IL the lightning bug could De used
as the source OF our light Ihe aNer-s- e
electric light OF the ordinary lncanoescrnS
pc gives Off only toUr-tenths OK per
cent as much light as the firefly, IN pro-
portion 70 the amount Of Snergy used IN
creating the light prominent scientist
has calculated that II the biologists OF
America we're given a liberal appropria-
tiou for the purpose they might 50 develop
some species OF tiny pl0sphorescent sea
an.ma.cuIAs that they wog.d become the
words lighting agents. Lamps then
would consist Of fish globes transformed
into aquariums containing billions OF These
LITTLE light givsrs. While lighting experts
do not take a great deal Of stock iu such
~ idea, The bureau OF standards does feel
7uch progress may result from me
- 9ludy ~ yhe art q Lgut-slvlug as
a. In the flreny.
le glow worm and the f.rsny 80
efficient as the average electric
fFle can see that there Is much room
-ogrsss IN the field Of artificial
inaL0n, In which such wonderful
sress already has been made. II is sad
hat the third most imporJanr activity OF
he human race is the production OF artin-
ciaI light luiCus of the earths popuIa-
ton never use anything brighter than a
nine Knot. Other millions are SIN using
the uttIa vegetable OH lamps thar were
used by - ten virgins In the sAyiurs
parabla. Perhaps a fourth os the world
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Grocery Prices for Monday

Jap Rice. &c grade .
lbs. for .-.....-..25 25C
Old Virginia Roe. can
25c. and 10 stamps.
Olive Oh. GanIard's
Small bot 24c. 20 SIPS
Medium bot 45C. so SIPS
Large bot 20. 100 SIPS
California Ripe Olives,
soc cans for .-.-.25C
Vegetable and Flower
Seeds. pkg for G
Raisin Day April seth.
these specials for Fri
day and Saturday
l5c 10. pkg. Kam0 Seed
I'd Raisins, for ...-sc
l.c Commander Seeded
Raisins. pkg for &c
I5c Bleac1ed Seedless
Raisins. Ib. ..-----l0c
I1l4c Unbleached Seed -
less Raisius. 10. .... Sc
Cheese
LlmbeTEer- large brick
Tor .........-... 9Hr
Full Cream H. g-C. and
10 stamps
Virginia swiss. TO- CSC
and 10 stamps
. Queen Cider Vinegar.
quart bottle. for ..-5C
and 20 stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
MORE BUILDINGS THIS YEAR
Records Show Increase IN the Mum
Der of Permits Issued.
ERECTING MANY DWELLINGS
Substantial Growth Of Omaha Denoted
By New Homes Vow Under Con-
structian-severaI Projects
Under Way.

Building permits for the first four months
of 1910 1Uunumber the permits issued t1r
the same months 10 1865 bE tlrtr-EWu. $50
90 l8A The total amount involved does nor
come up 10 L9s being s. sE s8 for the
four months Of this year as a9mpar-l 20
s. sos sS5 for the first four months OF 1888
Building Inspector W W.thuel explains that
more dwellings are being erected this year.
while al the same time a year ago severa.
permits were taken for .ar-e buildings
now almost completed. We are / believe.
going % see a record breaker .n home
building this year said Mr. WtHneL
After al. substaut al homes on property
long standing vacant Is the --R. thing for
a city Ike Omaha, and that's the sort 1f
a movement thg- 10 on u0V.
The building known as the Far1am Oats
al Farnam ana Ninoteenth streets. .- tl
be TemodeIed ana made into m1dcN
building than viii change entirely the ap'
pearance OF this valuable corner
Mrs. Elizabeth Dufrene. the owner. has
not yet fully decided on the plans. 1at f.
IS in contempt 10 bring the Fallau
street front out 20 the Sidewalk line. witl
stores the fun width OF the I8t on rl'
Nineteenth street front two stores viii 5'
added probably Two stories .n height
though this Is not Jet definitely settled
Plans are now being prepared by an arcHl
tect for the rsnode.Ing ana estlmates Wi
be asked 0f builders as soon as the p-anl
are ready.
A permit has been taken OUT Tor the new
building 20 be erected by the child saw
ing Institute Al F0rty-seuond stEeet and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Pay for Jurors
to Come from
Smiths Pocket
Clerk of District Court Says He Will
Pay Witness and Jury Fees
Personally. -

Jurors and state witnesses In district
court VIII continue ,o get their money az
fast as they earn it IN spite OF the ruling
6v Judge EsteIe in the A. N Gallagher
case. Robert smith. clerk n district court.
has decided 20 advance the money out ot
has own pocket TO these Jurors ana wit
ne1g=s
Mr.. smith announces that he viii pay al
ella ms Immediately upon presentation and
taEe assignments % himself But the
claims w.u be- paid their full face value
and there w.I be no sca-plng or shaving
whatsoever
This plan viii absolutely defeat the men
who have 10 the past engaged in the fee
Shaving 6ls.aess in the court house and
whose activities were for some months
frustrated by the resolution 0f the Board
~ County Commissioners directing the
r.era 10 pay jurors day by dav and 10 pre-
sent an account 90 the board later
The new system is unlike the one author
zed by the board which last uas upset "a
some degree at Ielst bv Judge EsteIle 3
ruling As matters Will eventuate Mr..
smith VIII follow exactly the same course
a. the "fee sharks" were wont 90 practice.
Blt alta this important differenus-lurors
su ssr the fun face value ~ their claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Imported Hand Cheese.
3 for 25c. and 10 st ps.
Shredded Wheat Bis
cult pkg lgl1c and
10 stamps
BENEFITS Capitol Wheat.
. 10. package. for lOc
and 10 stamps.
French FlaEolet Beans.
10. j. &c. ana 10 sips.
Yacht Club Salad Dress
ing bottle 25c, and
10 stamps.
d alide Maraschino
Cherries S5c bottle soc
Soc bottle for ....40c
Soc bottle for ....@Oc
Onion Sets, : qts., 25c
Pepper and Mango Pick
les, . for .-........5c
small Sour Pickles. duz-
en-. for .-.----..-. sc
Diamond c. Soap. s oars
for csc and 7 wRNer
Item S Tourist and Gra-
free
ham Crackers. package
for Toe and 10 stamps
MiguOnerte Peas. = ems
LuT .ssr-..-. ...-. -5C
Lawn Grass Fertilizer.
IS Ih. sack for .... 55C
Spotlight N ate b es.
uniseless. s boxes 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Electric Lights

population stiIl uses candles, while TO un-
told millions Of people petroleum forms
the principle source Of artificial light YET
in the United States alone there are ap-
prox lrnateIy 100000 electric light globes
Of enc kind or another burning every day,
ard IL requires a. least 1J01o0eoo lamps a
year 10 replace them.
The great problem Of the present IS 10
get a filamenr which viii last longer and
give a brighter ughL Every electric lght
laboratory il. the country is seeking 10
solve this problem. Recently . system Of
drawing tungsten as other wires are drawn
has been invented. Heretofore The tung-
stem fIlament had 70 be made Up Instead
cf drawn. But even this does not serve
the purpose Of the small LnCaadescent
lights.
I-ues process OF making the ordinary cleo
tr5c light bulbs Is very interesting one
establishment turns out -,000 OF them every
day, and each bulb must be handled az
least sl1ry-four times in the process 1f
manufacture. Not more than half OF the
glass made az any factory Is I'll for use in
electric light bulbs, so that one may never
fud a glass factory and electric lamp
factory combined. In the process Of lamp
making tie glass Is first blown into a
divided iron mold, after the bubble has
been whirIed for a sufficient time II is
then taken out Of the mold and a little tube
attached 10 the large end of the bulo-
The mounted nlanent wliCh VIII be de-
scribed later. Is then forced lp into the
bulb. The Cange on the neck u the mouth
S next brought even with the edge % the
neck of the bulb and the two glass sur
faces are carefully fused together. The
bulb, after being carefully examined for
these. or other impsrfecrons. is exhausted
o. It's air through the tube a. the large end
The lamp is attached % the air pump and
after the Necessary high vacuum Is OBJ
ta.ned q separated from the pump by
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

The Best $4,000 Parlor Suite
Rocker. arm chair and di-
van, in birch. mahogany
leather or silk plush; per
feet beauty, style and finish
our price Monday S45
The choice of any other 3-piece
Parlor Suite on our floor at just
4 off-25Ts discount.
COllapsible Go Carts, that usually
bring $50, on Monday 81"
A guaranteed Sewing Machine
with full attachments, for -
each ..........--.-. S13. .65
Why pay $1,000?
Curtain Nets: scrims, etamine and
easement cloth
at ...... 16c 19c and 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Changed Mind
About Alimony
Mrs. Cummins Discovers that Di-
vorced Husband Has Money and
Files an Affidavit

Mrs. Alice Katherine Cummins secured a
divorce some time ago from John r Cum
Minis a department store clerk. Nothing
was said about alimun-." says the affi-
davit now filed, because hr represented
that he had no income"
Mrs. Cummins asserts that she has since
discovered that Cunmins enjoys a SALARY
Of z.leo and asks grant Il is asserted
that she Is unable 70 work for a living
through fault Of Cummins
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Shoes

That Stand Criticism and Bear
Inspection.
There is no reason why you
shouldn't be we'll shod, with
such a variety OF stylish foot
wear TO select from as We are
showing.
Pumps or Oxfords in suede,
dull leather, patent colt. mat.
kid and cravenette, in all the
new, up-to-datv, short vamps:
high arch, stage lasts; and
when we say up-to-date styles
we mean shoes that are right
up 10 the minute - Prices
at $3.50 TO $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Dewey avenue The permit calls for a
building 70 cost SaGU
Permits were also taken out Today Tor
the reinforced concrete warehouse to %
erected by The EEpressmeu's Delivery com
panT al i0ll-l9 Davenport street TO cost
S4aGa and for the new synagogue OF the
Russian Jewish congregation at FiEh-
toenth ana Chicago streets TO cost Sal0a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Cornmeal. yellow OF
white. s 10. sack l2Lac
Bennerts Best Coffee. g
lbs. g.. and 100 SIPS.
Benefits Best Coffe. 1
ID 35c. and so stamps
Benefits Challenge COT
fee. ISc, and 10 SIPS.
Bennetrs Teas. assort-
ed. 10. CSC. and IS SIPS
- Bennetrs Teas. assorted
10. 5Sc. and 90 stamps
Tea Sifrings, pound
package. for CO.. lac
Benefits Capitol Bak-
ing Powder. 10. can
24c ana 20 stamps.
Bennetts Capitol EX-
tract bottle Ice, and
20 stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Furniture, Rugs and Curtains

Monday to a house furnisher Will be one of more than
ordinary interest our Sd floor Some of the specials
offered:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Three pieces of Circassian
walnut bedroom furniture.
dresser. chiffonier and toilet
table-large massive. beau
tiful pieces; regular S125.OO,
Monday, three pieces for
only .... ... S9S. 90
9xI2 Administer I-Igs-Sanford &
Sons Best: perfect and west
patterns; regular 325.O0 alues
On Monday-many to select
from, only ....... S19.S5
A lot Of small rugs-Smvrna.
velvets, bath rugs, etc; all in
one lot: values TO S3.75-Mon-
day, your choice .... 81. SO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

HenueEru Excelsior
FlOur, best made, 46
lb. sack for -. Sl.5o
Burtsr-Bsnnett's Capt.
tel Creamery Butter.
fun pound bricks, the
best and sweetest but
ter. pound .--..-- 3oc
HaTrleys pure Orange
Marmalade LSC jar, .
for .--...----.... Soc
Benefits Capitol MinCs
Meat : pkEs. for 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

sc India Linon, 81 IN.
inches wide. ar......... 1OS
lsc Long Cloth. 80 1Hl.
inches wide. at........ 1A ~
l &c Persian Lawn, - f9i.
inches wide. at. | .4E = I
] &c Novelty White 1Sl.
goods, g in. wide ... xE2S
81 Linen Suiting. tx
y inches wide .........I IOS
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
NEW TIME TABLE
 ON BUCKEYE LINE
Will Enable Business Men to Tran saet Banking Business Same
 Day.

Another change in the time table of the Buckeye extension line will go in to effect on Monday which it is be- lieved will be very greatly appreci ated by those living in Buckeye and vicinity. There will be no change in the time of the departure of the train from Phoenix, but in returning the train will leave Buckeye at 12:15 city time and will arrive here at 1850 D. m.
 Under the new arrangement the business man from Buckeye will have one hour and ten minutes after his arrival in Phoenix to transact his banking business. Heretofore the ar rival of the Buckeye train was too late to enable banking upon the same day of the arrival of people from the Buckeye section. With the inaugura- tion of this new service on Monday people from the Hassayampa section will be enabled to arrive here in am- pie time to attend the afternoon per formance of the circus.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
SIXTEEN AUTOS FOR
 1. A.-pHOEhIx RACE
Quarters Secured at the Stag for the
 Drivers and Mechanicians.

George Purdy Bullard. president of the Maricopa County Automobile club, received telegrams yesterday from c. W. Bigelow and John Mitchell of Los Angeles. The former announced that MT. Bigelow will enter a Mercer car in the Los Angeles Phoenix road race. Mir. Mitchell wired that he expected at least six more entries in the race, which will be for The Republican cup and nice piece of side money. That will probably make sixteen entries, anyhow fourteen, and will undoubtedly be the biggest and most spectacular race in the United States this year.
 Incidentally 1t is announced by Mir Bullard that he has secured quarters at the Stag for all the automobile men at a very moderate price and with all the comforts of civilized life It is a certainty there will be no lack of courtesy to the visitors this year and there will be no such protest as went up last year after the fair. which pro- test, by the way. was magnified by an irresponsible newspaper man But this year everything is to be satisfactory and both Phoenix and the motorists are looking forward to spectacular event.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
CHANGED ITINERARY
 OF ARMY ENGINEERS
They Will Not Be Here Before Middle
 of October.

Supervising Engineer Hill has re- turned from his trip to the north coun- try, where he met the army engineers who are making an inspection of the reclamation projects in accordance with a law of the last session of con gress. Director F. H. Newell is with them, as also is General Marshall, who army. now retired and HRDLNUNU was formerly chief of engineers of the army. now retired and serving as consulting engineer for the secretary of the interior
 MT Hill met the party at Provo, Utah, and accompanied it to the Strawberry valley project. The en- gineers then changed their itinerary. They were planning to go through Colorado and New Mexico and then Arizona, but they decided to reverse the order of things and have now gone to Montrose and Grand Junction. They will then return to the coast, visiting the Truckee- Carson. Klamath, Orland and Yuma, and then come to Phoenix. Just when they will reach here can not be determined yet, but 1t will not be before the middle of October.
 MT. Hill says they are a very fine lot of gentlemen, and his stay with them, though shorter than he expect ed, was a very pleasant one. When he left here he expected to accompany them here via New Mexico, as their original plan was to visit meanwhile the projects in Mir. Hills jurisdiction.