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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-22
aud The Court Came Back

Judge Randolph Of the Kansas
District court was one of the
frontier judicial officers who be-
lieved in upholding the dignity of
the bench and as well was tena-
cious of his own personal honor.
A divorce suit. in which a gray
haired veteran of the late war
plaintiff, came up before him
while lie was on the circuit out
in a prairie county. The rude
courtroom was filled with spec
tators, and the old man seemed
unwilling TO go on the stand in
his own defense,
Il am not goinv to grant di-
vorce without good reason an
nounced the court, and che plain
tiff went TO the chair that served
as a witness box.
Now" began the attorney.
tell US just what your wife did
to make you leave her"
The witness looked appealingly
at the judge.
Answer the question:" was
the orders
well, she called me Names"
That is not ground enough
for a divorce" said the court,
sternly.
And she neglected me-"
rs that alp"
And she said that | was a
coward and a sneak because |
vent TO the war and came back
live. She said that all the brave
md worthy men died in battle
nd the traitors and towards
home. and
That will do, sir: the decree
ray ed for in your petition is
'ranted." broke in the Judge.
Il want you to understand, sir. |.
hat this court went to the war
nd spent four years there-and
he court came back, too
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RIDAY. JULY ~, 1910.
Democratic Tick eft.

Secretary 0f stats--louis c. Ellington
Decatuei.
Auditor OF state VIM. II. O'Brian,o
L~awrencebvIg.
Treasurer OF State William ~ VOLUME
of Nncennes
Attorney General Thomas NJ. Honan.
Clerk OF fine Supreme G. mt j. Fred
France. of Harrington,
superin erlsnt of Pui Instruction
-ROber J. Aiey of Bloomington.
state q soiogisi- EiAard Bsrrett, OF
Plalnneil.
State >ia.isuoan rncmas Brolley q
North NeEnCn.
Judge .utieme C.Gs, - ,oni ris-
s-iet. Dccgias Mor.,s Il nashville,
Third Disln,t Cias +. Cos OF Indian
spolis.
Judge OF Arp-lAte CJu'l Northern,
District. Jo,pu lbsch. 81 hHmm"nd
NJ. 5. Larry oI Logensport, and Andrew
Adams oil Columbus City southern 'is-
trict NJ. X. Hottie OF salem, and E.N ara
W. Falt of Gseesield.
For Congress-William +. Cox.
For Prosecuting Attorney 7ih judicial
Iistrict-Harry w. Carpenter.
For Joint Senator for Crawford, D1-
bois and Perry Counties. -Bcmar Tray
Tor.
For Joint Repr ssentative ioI Dloois
and Pike COunties.-PeteT l.. COrle.
For Clerk Circuit Court.-William ".
Po.kelman.
For Auditor-Jacob III. Seng.
For Treasdrer.-William Rauscher.
For Sheriff Jacob III. Schwenk.
For Coroner.-John +. Me'nke->
For Suryeyor-Emil Berger.
For Commissiorer , Sd d strict Henry
Landgrebe. !
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Mr. GEORGE Nix slals tuh.

Mr.. George Nix who IN .hepri-
mary of 1906 Vas a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for Recorder. was last Saturday
nominated for Auditor on the
Republican ticket. An advance
in the desire for office and a
change in part s. We
wonder if he would have become
a Republican If he had secured
the Democratic nomination?
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The Southern Railway

Offers the following low round
trip excursion rates fro Jasper
Indiana.
To Ashville, N. G and return
1856 sold daily
To New York, N. Y and return
% 80 sold daily.
To Atlantic City, n. ]. and re-
turn Is rs sold Aug 4-ll-18th.
To Old Point Comfort, Va and
return 1866 sold Aug. 18th.
Liberal return limits. When
making plans for your summer
vacation, consult or write V Z
Claycomb Agent Jasper Ind
j. c. Beam. Jr.. A.. G.. P A.,
St. Louis, Missouri,
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/ Women Only knew
What a Heap Of Happiness il Would BRING
10 JASPER Homes.

Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains come from sick
Kidneys,
'Teould save much needless
woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys.
Jasper people endorse this:
Mrs. Nancy J.. Witsman, Jas
per, Ind says: II Go not know
what 1 would have done had it
not been for Doan's Kidney
Pills. was ia pain all the time
and | had an extreme lameness
through The small of my back
My kidneys also bothered ne
great y and | often had pains in
the top of my head. Seeing
Ooan's Kidney Pills advertised,
procured a supply and soon af-
ter beginning their use. | receiv.
ed relief. This remedy has my
hearty endorsement.
For sale bv all dealers. Price
30 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buf.
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
nd take no other.
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License Notice.

nIiCh ishcreby given % the citizens ~ Ja.per
~ cambridge township. Dubois county Indiana
hattAe undersigned. Amale citizen of the rnfed
Hates. Wi apply to the County tuta missioner ~
Dubois county at their next regular session. In
'h4l,i 1870 iorierrsef 70 retail intoxicating Ia.
t"f-. Ne"r and sine. ana permit the sam. 10 Is
iihA 90 tnt ~lIeui-e,. under fhs provisions Of IA.
~ ni ludianH governing such lr.r-s..
~ front room 3tf 80 Wldt hy f feet Iona.
lh iht Tfuu Q DO r uf a two story fran.
uuIlllnA NiNii To- 2 situated co. lot is4 in th,
gMn ~ gasp 2. jag ihe conner 20 1htrd az
VOL iffrt-, 100 ~tii county, said saloon L. be-
J. Do zoe 'front.' part 81 -.ud huildiuu
tnd from uu nIl street boz ~4d Town unT
r"hh ~HNl aupl.c can WfI ntf-herrrntfut
uHp ifrc aipl1 Tor leave a. "condntt ~ a..
-'M 20 p CONNIE fIHn "a th eaIu 4aHunf
inh N' nNt ftrnutl- sting ~ ARTICLES nffn "A
-tu~HL' tftrke canned zoo d4ana
'ihrf 80 and boz 900 u irfnue room !,
uuvtNIl tIrN tD.g,Y. ms
-Jull !. IIl-a VIZ.
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Can You Beat L?

On last Monday JOS Marks liv.
ing on the Huntingburg road
thrashed 400 bushels of VIII at
from 20 acres of his farm. an
average Of 20 bushels and q
pounds per acre.
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FOR SALE

Story-and-half seven room
house. Good lot, 50xl00 it,, al
ey in rear; graded street, good
pavements, good well and cellar.
Must be sold at once. No rea-
sonable offer refused Apply
Courier office.
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A. F. GUGSELb M. D.,
Corner eth 4 Jackson SITS
HOME PHONE.
License Notice.

AIpTfft D. hereby Civ ~ to the citizens
~ Bainbridge ~ nnhr : county. lndi
ANA, That the undersigned. a mHlr citizen
of the I nited state VIII applN w TIE. foun
IS COMMISSIONS 81 Dubois county "A
their next regular session Ia "a u-i
roo. Tor a license g. r'tnN Intoxicating
liquors beer itud wine. nnt prrfhit the sam
g. Nr drank ON the premises under the pro
visions of the laws Of indiana governing
such license.
The precise Ice tI"n va re- said liquors
are 10 be sold u in "A " tory buildin 30 \
q feet square. situated ON The north west
corner 81 the northeast Iuaftc 9th" north.
east quarter Of Section ~. town / south
Nange . west fronting on he Calumet Lake
rond "a highway ma building SHOWN a. the
aloon building Of the Calumet Lake Co in
Btinbridge TIP, Dubois county, Indiana
Also. AT the same tune viii make applica-
ton for license to serve lunches, cOnfec-
tions, etc. and for the sale of cigars and
tobacco.
KAsPER Halter.
Julys. 1910. -2w.
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a Real Estate and Business
Bargain.

have for sale a good hotel
and saloon Lot so X 20S feet good
building Is Rooms good Dining
room and kitchen rooms well
furnished and fine Bar fixtures.
Offered at a bargain for immed-
late Sale. Apply to
TRAYLOR
Real Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-22

There is an unusually large
crop of apples in this locality
this year, also plums; the market
IS flooded with the former at
4Octs. a bushel and the latter at
5cts. a gallon.
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= maale sauar.

See il you can M a square with
nine numbers which will total TWEEN
~ty-seven in each Of the usual ways
that Is, from top TO bottom, across
and cbliquely.
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THE INDIAN APUI.IS STAR
railroad Excursions

Variable Tours to Ne:
York and Boston via South
ern Railay, q The Ideal Trip
Go one way Return Another
Ocean trip beteen; Norfolk,
Va. New York and Boston
boat trip between Washing
ton and Norfolk. Stop
overs at all points to New
York $50. 80 to Boston $41.20
Final Limit: Sixty days
from date of issue. 1H
For complete information re-
garding these tours, call on Mr..
V. f. Claycomb, Agent, South
ern Railway. Jasper Ind. or write
Mr.. j. c. Beam, Jr., Assistant
General Passenger Agent, St.
Louis. Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-22

Ge-rlhne-Must you got
Gerald--Yes. l make II poin;
never 70 be late for breakfast
New York Press
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Notice is hereby given that | will at
tend to the duties Ct the Trustees office
on Saturday of each week at my office in
Schnellville where those having business
will please call. Also will sell school
books.
Jim BLOCK, Trustee.
Mar. l. 1909 Year.
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Boone Township Trustee
Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee OF boOss
township, Dubois county, HEREBY ss.
notice that he will attend TO all ouslhS5.
pertaining to the Office OF Trustee, Do
residence, two m es West OF ri
t%ersville, on Saturdays Of each week, So
rsqnests ali persons having to~nGs.4
business TO present IL on Saturday. ~
zen desiring books from the IoNns-t.
Library, are notified that the LiprSiJ "
tept ri my residence.
School books at James Muls''
a. Portersville. THOMAS II. INIT,
Jan.5 1909 yr.l
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Sensitive Golfer (who has foozledD-.
Did you ldugh at me. boyT
Caddie-No. cir; l wis laughin' AZ
anither man.
Sensitive Golfer-And what's funny
about him?
Caddie-He plays govt aufu' Ike
you, sir.-Pnnch.
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VIM. A. Wilson
General Insurance,
and Loans. Farm
Loans at 8 per cent.
Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-22

Most men prefer girl babies
at least after they are grown up.
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HARRISON Trustees Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will attend TO township Business on each
Monday of the year at my office, and
persons having township business to
transact aie required to present it to him
on Saturdays.
The township library will be kept at
my home near Kellerville.
MARTIN THINKING, Trustee.
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SOUTHERN Fry,
TIM TABLE
.Schai.l3 in Eject Sunday Feb. q The 70
ftrETg is 70 IniCn Only and is nor
Guaranteed.

Time shown AZ iluntingburg.
IEASTBOUND.
No !, DAILY ASA ".
80 Hs /" % 20
SO 3. s.52P. NJ.
No. %, F." s.41 e"
wEsTBOUgO
No. 2, DAILY. i2H1 A. NJ.
No. 4, il:D
No. ~, " ~ 80 A. NJ.
No. 10. 1870 T. NJ.
v. y. C~lsyconb, Agt Jasper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-07-22

Are quickly cured by applying Chamberlain,
baive. Try IL. IL Isl success Prica as cents.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Wedding Anniversary.

On Thursday evening, the Oath,
a number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs Anthony Burke gath
cred at their nome and pleasant
ly surprised them, the occasion
being their twenty-fi fifth wedding
anniversary. The surprise wa
complete, but the welcome re
ceived was none the less cordial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke are recent
arrivals from Garrett, Ind, and
in a brief period have made many
friends in Winslow. The evening
was spent in pleasant conversa
ton. A souvenir suitable to the
occasion was rendered and the
guests departed wishing til {
happy couple many more years
of health and success.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
WESTON PASSES
THROUGH WINSLOW
Takes Short Rest aud Large
Meal Before Leaving for
Holbrook.

James Payson Weston, who is
making a cross-continental walk
from San Francisco to New York
under the auspices of the New
York Globe, reached Winslow at
7 o'clock Monday morning and
left two hours and twenty min
utes later. While here he spent
the time in bed at the Harvey
House, being a little fatigued by
his walk from Sunshine, twenty
miles west, which station he lett
at 1 o'clock that morning.
The most extraordinary quail.
ity possessed by the aged pedes
trian aside from mfis walking feats
is the mammoth proportions OF
his appetite. Six cups of coffee,
eight omelettes, five stacks of hot
cakes and sundry other items in
proportion were partaken of by
the famous walker while leisurely
reclining in one of the hotel
rooms. Weston was two DAYS
ahead of his schedule. He lef
here at 9:2O and made the dis
tance to Holbrook, thirty miles.
by evening. where he stopped fo,
the night. His press agent, a re
porter on the New York Globe,
who arrived here on train ahead
of Weston, left on No. 4 for Ada
mana, after a chat with the
sprintet at the Harvey House.
gasoline speeder supplied will
water and provisions followed
Immediately after Weston, which
caused many, spectators to eX,
press a desire to travel undei
SIMILAR conditions.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Mrs. A. j. Anderson's
Mother Dies.

Mrs. Polly Ann Taylor died
early Tuesday morning, Feb. Is,
1910, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. Y. Neal, where she
had been tenderly cared tor dur
ing her last years. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Christian
church Wednesday forenoon, the
Revs. r. Layton and w. w. VI
Bar Der conducting the services.
Burial was in Whitfield cemetary.
Mrs. Taylor's maiden name
was Little and she was born in
Whitley township Nov. 27, 1910
having spent nearly all her life in
this community. At the age OF
Is she united with the Christian
c h II c h, remaining a faithful
member thereof until death. On
July 4. 1876, she united in marri
age with r. M. Taylor, who died
several years ago. To them
were born one son, Willie and
two daughters, Emma and Ida.
Willie and Emma died some
years ago. She also leaves three
stepchildren who loved and res
pected her. Two of them are
residences of the west, one of them
being Mrs. A. ]. Henderson of
Winslow Arizona. T h e other
James Taylor of Windsor, was a
faithful attendant at her bedside.
Nine grandchildren, as we'll as
many friends mourn her death
The Windsor Gazatte.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Poisoning Campaign on Dogs.

For the past three weeks there
has been unusual anxiety on the
part of owners Of dogs, caused
by the crusade of one or more in
divlduals in dispatching the ca
mines by the poison route. Thus
tar the count which has been kept
shows that thirty-four bow
vows have come to an abrup
ending
Great Indignation prevails
among the owners of dogs gener
ally and the parties responsible,
for the carnage, whose identit,
is generally suspected, threatel
dire harm to the miscreants i
they succeed in confirming theil
suspicious.
Among those who are deplor
ing the loss of valuable dogs are
A. E. Gillard, Harry Asbury, c
E. Kane, r. c. Moore. Riley Wal
colt and ]. S, Crystal.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
SOVEREIGN ADVISOR
OF W.O. W. COMING
Will Visit the Local Lodge Next
Thursday Evening---Recep-
ton Arranged.

". A. Frazer, sovereign adviser
of the Woodmen of the World,
will be the guest of the locallodge
OF that order at their hall Thurs
day evening A committe of the
Winslow lodge is active in ar
ranging a reception suitable to
the dignity OF. their august Off
GER. In addition to the addresses
that will be made an exception
ally good musical program has
beerr provided for and the people
of Winslow generally are cor
daily invited to cooperate by
their attendance at the meeting
with the Woodmen in making the
occasion one that will impress
the chief officer with the hearth
ness of genuine greeting.
Mr.. Frazer is said to possess
unusual ability as speaker; and
this fact together with the un-
usual program insures musical
and literary treat for all who
wish to avail themselves of the
opportunity to enjoy pleasant
evening and show Difference to
the supreme officer of one of the
worlds greatest organizations.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Elks Home in Globe.

According to decision which
has been reached by the commit
tee on arrangements for the lay
ing of the cOrnerst one of the new
Elks' building in Globe this step
IN the construction Of the new
home of the Globe Elks will be
taken on March 20 and will be
the occasion of big celebration.
The service will be open to the
public and will he strictly ritual
istic. 1t is expected that mem
bers of he Elks fraternity will e
there for the celebration and lay
ing of the cornerstone will be
marked with due ceremony.
Frank p. Stewart of Phoenix,
we'll known among the Elks oi
Arizona, will be the chief speaker
while milford Windsor of Yuma,
deputy grand exalted ruler foI
the district of Arizona, will have
charge of the general program.
The work ofexcavating for the
new building has been completed
and the construction of the con
crete foundations has been com
menced. The entire basement
will be completed by the date set
for the laying of the cornerstone
and after that time the construc,
tion of the upper stories of the
building is expected to proceed
rapidly.
The erection of the new Elks'
building is attracting much at
tention among the members OF
that fraternity throughout the
territory, as the new building
will be one of the finest in the
southwest when completed
Arizona Democrat.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
New Santa Fe Schedule.

Tuesday Feb. % a change was
made in the local Santa Fe time
>chelnde whereby No. 3 which
has been due at 9P. M. will here
after arrive at Up. M. and leave
at 7.1OP.M., reducing the time
Chicago to the coast by seven
and a half hours.
NOD due at s .4OA NJ is changed
to s 15A NJ, leaving at 8 3OA.M
and No. SIS time from S.3OA. NJ.
to 8. 35A M leaving at 8.55A. NJ
No.4's time to Chicago is reduced
by three hours.
The faster schedule is said to
be due to the policy of all other
roads in making material cuts in
their time from Chicago to the
Pacific coast.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Building in Winslow
Becoming Brisk.

Carpenter contractors in Wins
low are busy these days in house
building and furnishing estimates
for others in prospect.
P. A. Ward reports the follow
ing contracts received lately:
F. L. Bishoy, four-room bun
gallo in northern part of town.
Louis T. Kleinheinst, hve-room
bungalo on Second street.
c. A. Ward, fve-room bungalo
on Second street.
John Wilhelm, addition to res
idence.
N S. Bly,, remodeling of interior
of residence.
Joe Kleindeinst is building a
house for 7. w. Marley on Second
street.
Palmer & McClemmons are
erecting a cottage for Mrs. Bris-
coe on First street.
With the residences that have
been erected by w. A. Parr as
well as by the Santa Fe Co. it is
some relief will soon be
afforded to the CONGESTION that
exists in " inslow.
Conditions here were never bet
ter to encourage the building of
homes and the present season
>hould witness constant activity
in meeting the needs of the many
seeking homes and rooms.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
ELKS TAKE IN
LARGE CLASS
Initiation Held Thursday Evening
Makes Material Increase in
the Membership.

A class numbering fifteen mem
bers recruited from Winslow and
other nearby towns. was received
by the local lodge of Elks Thurs
day evenig and initiated into
the mysteries of this popular
order. An unusually large at
tendance OF members, including
a considerable number Of the
visiting brethren were on hand
to witness the ordeal that was
inflicted in 6fty.seven varieties.
The ritualist1c work was con-
Quoted by officers of the Winslow
lodge.
The following candidates We e
initiated: A. F. Fowler, L A.
Rosenfeld. J. A. Gordan, Jol n
Stewart, John Arm, 6 wi lyn
Owen, Stewart Brown, Hugo {.
Schultz, Peter Kitchen, Gallup.
]. T. Hungerford, Louis Koln.
c. B. McLain, E c. Burbage, ].
w. Bazell, E B. Hebert, Jesse r.
Smith, Winslow.
More than twenty five visiting
Elks from as many differentstate
witnessed the ceremonies.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
SEWER WORK
STARTS MARCH |
Material Is on the Way and Force
of Laborers Is Secured--Labor
Scarce in Wmslow.

Superintendent W.. A. Dutch
Who will have charge of the con-
'truction work for the American
Light and Water Co. of Kansas
-ity has been here for the past
week and is busy in the prepara-
1ory work of commencing the
ocal sewer system. A canvas of
-ne town fails to afford encour-
,ging prospects for securing
nough men to supply his needs
-hough he has engaged all thar
ire available and will augment
lis force from outside sources to
whatever extent may be required.
E. Root of Kansas City who
will assist engineer Bullock in
upervising the work for the city
trrived here Tuesday and has
'een running lines for the con-
ractor during the past two days.
Mr.. Dutch says he will begin
work on the outlet end of the
ystem so as to preclude tie
possibility of delay due to high
water.
lust where the outlet will be
lade to connect with the river
'ed will be determined by Mr..
'ullock upon his arrival today.
During the past week, oppon-
.nts of the sewer system have
cen securing signatures to Il
ist which will be sent to Cover
lor Sloan petitioning his assist
tnce IN securing another appor-
unity to vote on the bond issue.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
Reading Room Show Tuesday.

Next Tuesday evening Mar. l,
he Indiana Entertainment Club
will appear here under the aus
pices o f the Santa Fe reading
DOM. This organization S
said to be a "hold over" COM
pany from last season and has
been winning praise wherever it
has appeared. With program
replete with music, fun, and the
dramait is expected the program
will surpass in excellence any
heretofore given.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26
BASEBALL TEAM
OPENS SEASON
Holbrook the First Scalp Lifted in
1910 Schedule---A Fast
Game Played.

The local ball team repaired to
the county seat on Washington'>
birthday, accompanied by del
egation of enthusiastic rooters
and administered a decisive drub-
bing to the Apaches. Despit,
their lack of practice both teams
gave a creditable performance
the game furnishing enjoymen
to the large GRO wd in attendance
The early part of the game wa.
closely contested, the score bein;
2 to o in the fourth inning, wher
the Apaches brought in a run OF
an overthrow to third. Afte
that the Reds struck their gait,
sending in two more runs in the
seventh, five in the eighth anC
one in the ninth. Thomas dis
tinguished himself in the seventh
by lining out homer, but none
of the bases were occupied at tn,
time.
The Apaches made a strong eff
fort to cut down the lead of the
Reds, but the invincible arm OF
Daze was a blight to their hopes.
Only two hits were made off his
delivery, his speed and wonder
full variety of curves keeping his
victims sorely puzzled.
The Reds are much pleased with
the courtesies received at Hol-
brook, the chicken dinner pro-
vided appealing strongly to the
local lads.
Manager Code expects to secure
a return game here on March 6.
The line up was as follows:
HOlbrOOk. WinSlOw.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26

The Zaragosa club was insti.
tuted here January 27 and elected
the following officers: Jose Leyva'
president; Frank Cervates, vice
president; Nestor Baca, sacred
heart; J. ]. Rubi, justice; Peter
Rubi, treasurer; Romelo Romero,
relief; Pablo Cutters, inner guard;
Jesus Martinez, outer guard
Work: Charity. This society was
organized in Tucson, Ariz., about
seven years ago and now has
owe 5000 members. Allcitizens
barring colored, are eligible to
become members.
The Winslow mail., 1910-02-26

Chavurs restaurant, in Downs
House, menu Sunday. Feb 27:
Chicken cream soup, chicken pie
Veal with dressing, roast beef,
brown gravy.
Cream potatoes, French peas,
corn, salmon salad.
Apple and pumpkin pie, rice
PUDDING, white bread, pickles.
Tea, coffee, milk.
Price so cents. Dinner hour
II to 2.