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The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
Bids Wanted For Kewanee
System of Water Supply

Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the Board OF Super
visors of Navajo County at Hol-
brook, until 2::3O p M, July 3rd,
1911, for the Kewanee System
of Water Supply for the use OF
forty people, and the same sys-
tenn for the use of twenty people.
Specifications:
l building.
Extreme height of building rs
feet.
Power, gasoline engine.
Second floor will have 2 toilets
and 2 lavatorles.
First floor will have:
/ lavatory; lavatory and l
toilet in Woman's Department,
and
l lavatory and l toilet and /
bath tub in Jail.
Height of flushing tank from
ground 80 feet.
No outside points to be sup
piled with water.
Driven well 16 feet deep.
Piped for water with excep-
tion of 3 lavatories.
System to be installed and.
complete i'll every respect.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
For further information in
quire of the Clerk.
c. HESS, Jr.,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
BY c. M. c. HOUCK, Deputy.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTIONS s..

1t shall be unlawful for any
person to run, guide, drive Or
prOpel in any way or manner
any automobile, locomobile,
steam, gasoline or electric wag-
on or motorcycle along any
street or alley within the corpo
rate limits ot the Town of Wins
low without having bell OF
horn attached thereto, and III
addition to said bell or horn a
lamp or lamps, which said lamps
shall be lighted upon said vehi
cles and motorcycles at night.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 1.

Every owner of an automo-
bile, locomObile, steam, gasoline
or electric wagon or motorcycle,
shall make application to the
Town Marshall of the Town of
Winslow, once each year for a
license to run and operate such
vehicle or motorcycle within the
corporate limits of the Town of
W1nslow, and the said Town
Marshall shall issue to such per,
son SO applying, such license,
which shall expire on the 31st
day of Dece mber in each year.
The said license shall be num-
bered and the number to be dis
played by such owner or oper-
ator of said automobile, loco
mobile, steam, gasoline or cleo
trio wagon or motorcycle upon
said vehicle or motorcycle shall
correspond to the number of the
license issued by said Town Mar
shall.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION II

1t shall be unla wful tor any
person or persons to tamper
with, or in any manner interfere
with any automobile, locomo-
bile, steam, gasoline or electric
wagon or motorcycle standing
OF being upon any of the streets,
alleys or any other place within
the corporate limits of the said
Town of Winslow, except by per
mission of the owner
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 1.

Any person or persons, COM
pany or corporation, (having in
his, her, their or its employ, any
male person or persons liable to
pay street tax under the provi-
sions OF Ordinance No. II of Or
dinances of the Town of Wins
low, and amendments thereof,
who have not paid said street
tax) shall, on demand being
made by the Supervisor OF
Streets of said Town of Wins
low, furnish him an accurate
and full list of the names of all
such persons and shall thereup
on pay the same, taking his sep
arate receipts therefor, which re-
ceipts shall constitute and be-
come a legal tender, a claim and
set-off in the amount of their full
face value, in the discharge OF
any obligation or any manner OF
indebtedness existing at the
time, or which may at any time
thereafter exist and owing to
any person or persons by the
person or persons, company or
corporation paying the same.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
Notice.

Your street tax Of $500 for
the year 1911, is now due. All
males between the ages of p
and so years are subject to this
tax, which must be paid in cash
orlabOr on the streets and alleys.
THEO. H. SHUFLIN,
Supervisor OF Streets.
Office City Hall.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
Notice
Office City Hall.

All persons holding q road tax
receipt OF 50 for the year 1910,
signed by and collected by Mr..
Williams, the county assessor,
will please send the same to I
H. Shuhin, street commissioner,
and sign a demand on the coui'
ty to return the same to the
town Of Winslow, as the money
belongs to the town and was
collected Illegally.
THEO. H. SHUFLIN
Supervisor of Streets
Office City Hall
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

Call at the City Market for
anything you may need i'll the
meat, vegetable and fruit line
and you will get the best there
is to be had. Phone &c.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
sECTION1 10.

The driver of any vehicle pass
ing another vehicle driving in
the same direction on any street,
avenue, alley or bridge within
the corporate limits of the Town
of Winslow shall turn to the left.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 6.

1t shall be unlawful for any
automobile, locomObile, steam,
gasoline or electric wagon or
motorcycle to be driven by any
person under the age of eighteen
(1S) years, or by any person not
the owner thereof, except such
person shall have a written per.
NIT authorizing such person SO
to do.
Such permit shall be issued by
the Town Marshal of the Town
OF Winslow, after said Marshal
shall have examined the person
desiring the permit, as to his or
her qualifications and physical
ability to drive, manage and con
troll such automobile, locomo-
bile gasoline, steam or electric
wagon or motorcycle; and said
Town Marshal shall be fully sat
isfed as to the qualifications and
competency of such person to
drive such vehicles or motor
cycle.
Such permit shall be issued
without any fee.
Such permit may be revoked
by the Town Marshall for any
cause which shall render the
driving of an automobile, loco
mobile, gasoline, steam or cleo
trio wagon or motorcycle by the
person holding such permit, dan
gerous or menace to the safety
of persons using the streets or
alleys of the Town of Winslow.
SECTION 7.
It shall be unlawful for any
person to run, guide or propel in
any way or manner any auto
mobile, locomoblle, steam, gaso-
line or electric wagon, motor
cycle, bicycle or other vehicle
upon or along any sidewalk in
the town of Winslow; or to run,
guide, drive or propel the same
on any street or alley within the
corporate limits of said Town at
a greater speed than (15) miles
an hour.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 2.


Any person or persons, com
pany or corporation, who shall
refuse to comply ON demand be
ing made to furnish the list OF
names as provided in the preced
ing section, shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon conv1c-
ton thereof shall be liable to a
fine of not less than double the
amount of the tax for which
such persons would be liable to
pay under the provisions OF the
Ordinances of the Town of Wins
low.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

The Porous Knit underwear
assures your comfort in hot
weather. Two peice suits at 75c
and Union and two piece suits
at $1.50. Babbitt Bros. Mer-
camille Co. +
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

Just received a NICE line of
bath room trimmings, towel
bars, shelves, soap cups and q
general line of fixtures. Take a
look at them. r. w. WIGGIN,
s The Plumber.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 5.

All moneys collected by the
Town Marshal by virtue of this
Ordinance shall be paid by him
to the Town Treasurer as other
moneys belonging to the said
Town
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 4.

The Town Marshal or the said
Town of Winslow shall keep a
record of all licenses so issued by
him in conformity herewith in a
book which shall give the name
of the person to whom the same
was issued, his residence and the
date of the issuance of such lie
ense.
The Town Marshsl shall pro-
cure the number described in
Section of this Ordinance, and
shall furnish the same to any
person procuring a license at the
cost of such number to the Town
Of Winslow.
In addition to the cost of the
number, the 7 wn Marshal
shall collect fee annually for
registration aud issuing a license
of:
Fifty cents for each motor
cycle;
One dollar for each other vehi
Gle as described herein.
Nothing in this Ordinance
shall be construed as to avoiC
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
Ordinance No. Sc.

In ordinance relating to
the use Of the Streets
and ALLEYS Of the To1Cn
of W2nSlo7O.
The Mayor and Common
Council Of the Tozcn Of
WinsI0zOl do Ord0tn as
fOZZOzcS:
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

Don't forget to come to the
big dance tonight at the Opera
House. Three piece orchestra.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

the payment of the license re-
quired for any vehicle used for
hire.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

10th day Of May, 1911.
w. H. BURBAGE,
Mayor,
Attest:
J. ]. COLLINS, Town Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 8.

All Ordinances and parts OF
Ordinances in conflict with the
provisions of this Ordinance are
hereby repealed.
This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Passed by the Mayor and
Common Council of the Town
of Winslow this 10th day OF
May, 1911.
Presented to the Mayor for
his approval and signature and
by him approved and signed this
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 3

1t shall be unla wful for any
person or persons to drive, ride,
run or operate any automobile,
locomobile, steam, gasoline or
electric wagon or motorcycle
within the corporate limits of
the Town of Winslow, without
having a number conspicuously
displayed thereon, on either the
front or the rear of such vehicle
or motorcycle, which number
shall be at least six CO. inches in
length and three (3) inches in
width, white in color, upon a
black metallic plate.
And any such vehicle or motor
cycle when operated at night up
on any of the streets or alleys of
the Town Of Winslow shall be
provided with light or lights
so placed as to make the number
herein required to be used plain
ly discernible.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27

FISH-Shipments received ev-
cry Thursday of fresh and salt
fish at the City Market. S
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
Ordinance No. SIS

An Ordinance PrOUid1nS
For the Collection of
Street TOIeS.
Be it Ordained BY the
Manor and Comm on
Council of the To1On Of
WInsJOzU as FOZLOzUS.
The Winslow mail., 1911-05-27
SECTION 2.

Every person owning or oper-
ating or running an automobile,
locomobile, gasoline, steam or
electric wagon or motorcycle,
who, being a nonresident OF the
Town of Winslow, shall come to
the Town of Winslow and who
shall remain within the Town Of
Winslow for twenty four (24)
hours shall, within twenty-four
(24) hours after his or her ar
rival in said Town, record his or
her name and the number of his
or her automobile, locomobile,
steam, gasoline or electric wagon
or motorcycle with the Town
Marshall, and if the said vehicle
or motorcycle has no number, he
or she shall place on said vehicle
or motorcycle while in said town
such number as may be given
him or her by the Town Mar,
shall, to be used in the way de-
scribed in Section of this Ordi-
nance.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

out into the hall there were W pistol shots He staggered back and. discreet
to the last, cosedt the doo behind him before laying himself nj to die on the
floor.
Drama OF this sort may % found in a nickel novel. In this caset was merey
a cheap excuse for leading u to a trial scene that merely tried ones nerves-a
scene that really Isn't worth tardng about 1t might have been written by a
police reporter with a innamed Imagination. 1t offered nothing better than the
mob gets when it crowds itoa criminal court.
There al III wife or n rack trying to say Ter husband, accused OF
murder-a spectacle that could satisfy only vulgar curiosity. The most vulgar
phase Of 1t va a bullying pistict-Attorney who hurled insulting questions at his
helpless victim lie had the floor and he kept It, There vas m reMof The
woman could nlys % ant shrider N cove her face The agony wa piled on
mt there was room for no more. Finally, after the wife had declares it was
she who had knled Jack Freeman a man stepped forward and settled the awful
case. He was al injured husband. and Tor that reason he had shotF Freeman
That vas all The urain csne down, leaving a bewldered AUDIENCE to wonder
whether It was expected to &c home
BY this time there was little left of Miss KatherneG Grey who had surered
terrbly as the wife Milton Sill al a husband that would get on m wifes
Conway Tearle was much better as Jack. The roadhouse "a, per Jared
wn at the hands OF Joseph Greene The actor who played the DLulct-Atorney
Young Mr.. Buchanan has not performed a public service with his play of
for mercy
The evening world., 1911-09-16

and II be lives ten minutes II Will be a
remarkable case OF longevity
"Of course. we didn't gamble for the
moor ROSTERS saddAe-that was one OF
Docs Jokes. But We stood around feel
lng solemn. and as OF us forgave him
for having talked us to death about
New York.
Il never saw anybody about to hand
in his checks act more peaceful than
this fellow. His eyes were iixed way
uo in the air. and he IA using rambling
words 70 himself all about sweet music
and beautiful streets aud white ROBBED
forms. and he was smiling k cylug
was a pleasure.
He's about gone now said Doc,
'whsnsver they begin 10 think they see
heaven lts all OFT
BLAMED n that New York man didn't
sit right up when ne heard the Doc say
that.
"'say,' aid he. kind OF disappointed.
was that heaven? Confound II all. |
thought II was Broadway, SOM OF you
fellows get my clothes. I'm going to gel
mp
And I'll be blamed concluded Bud
- re wasn't ON the train with a tlcke,
for Now York Is Ma pocket four days
sfterward!'
The evening world., 1911-09-16
CRITICS
GET FAINT HOPE
OF NEW TROUBLE
Hope to Attack Pure Food Ex-
pert's ~Veracity-President
ExOnerateS Him.

WASHINGTON. sep4- N.-Critios Of
tons Of veracity In he letter evidence
that he mean later to TO into the Ques-
tion of veracity raised by Secretary
Wilson and Solicitor MoCabe while
tsstifyin8 before tho House Committee
on Expenditures In the Department Of
Agriculture.
In his letter yesterday to Secretary
Wilson. the President ~exonerates DR..
Wiley by declaring that the evidence
shows that: His action In tho matter
was only in accord with previous prece-
dents in the departments. which Justified
him In doing what he did"
Mr.. Wilson said that DR.. Wiley was
not quite frank" In "a yinx that after
he had left the city one day Solicitor
Mccabe M Associate Chemist Dunlap,
as members Of the Food and Drug In
spection Board. had suspended the rul-
ing with regard to sulphur. To show
Or. wiley's alleged lack OF franknesA
Secretary Wilson produced a. memoran-
DUN sent to him by the Secretary Of
state. In which II was set forth that
DR.. Wiley himself. after a conference
with officials OF the State Department
and tho French Ambassador. had
agreed to suspend the ruling on sui
phur. While on the stand DIR, Wiley
did not mention the conference at all.
DR.. Dunlap 10 the only one OF the
chiefs involved In the controversy now
In Washington. lie refused to maxi
n upon tho Presidents
action.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

ing7 You are At for bed" and before
the children could realize AZ they were
tucked snugly In bed. and each was
given a big dose OF something that did
not taste very nice but which. they We're
told. would make them well.
II am the Fairy Queen.
A very merry queen"
sang . sweet voice:
'For 1 have a land all my own
Where wonderful things are shown.
Tra-la-la-la-ls."
The children listened.
did you ear that. Bessie" w~htspered
Bobbie. She said she was the Fairy
Queen hope she comes this way. I'd
like to see her. She'll help us and
'Fairyland-maybe.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

2-The three went through forests OF
flowers, as high a. trees. which bowed
their many-colored heads TO the queen.
And many beautiful birds spread their
tails vainly as they passed along the
pretty stone-paved road.
Isn't this bully. B~essie7'
"Oh. II Is wonderful. ! wonder what
we will find In REAL Fairyiand."
quer!ed Bessie.
"oh II Is BEAUTITULl Nothing like
the moons or the farmer kids either"
answered Bobbie. as II he really know.
And they skipped. laughed. ran. jumped
and sometimes tripped on the stones
all the nay 70 tho very walls.
a.-Ah! At last! Here 10 the door 70
Fairyland. where we shall nnd-Oh.
The evening world., 1911-09-16
NEW YORK BY
CAMPFIRE LIGHT
bud" Tells Of a High Toned Lady
Who Cooked on a Camp Stove.
B o. H e N r Y ,

| And .ou.
~ evp IN" ""o. tns'
"ev" "~s IN my reperotory. . Moth
ouS' preacher brings IN . kind OF camp
stove arrangement. an silver. on lon4
legs. with m i.mn 49,. a.
Miss Sterling hrhts I'm .rA ,..,,. >,
do some cooking right on the .unpey
table. uondersa 81 IL -
ling didn't hire a cook. with ar On.
money he had. Pretty .oon On. d,.ha
out some cheesy TASTING ,r,,cL thu, -.
said waz rabbit hut ? ~
never been a MoIIv c~ottor,.p a. 1T.
of Il.
THE las. thing on IN. prorrsmms w.
n w.. hn,rgh,, a.s. -
little fiat slas, howl. ana,.., bu su
plate. was nratsv th,r.,v 80 ,sHus
up mine and took a hin sw,y ~ 4, d.,
there wal, where ,hs r,s,s 49, -.
made a mistake. shs ma 49,, -
lemon ali rlvh, h,,. 49, pul "a me
susar " '" i''eON TUG
'~rhe hast h-ou..L.. .u
times. I ,honght mnwhs NJ up son
Was ,,., lasrnt. po Mics oterIins
.cook-that rabhit wou,d go " anu
think so-an6 + .avs IN u. ~ go
lady, sugar or no su~sr IN So w.
you and I rai,os nm nv houi &C., ~
drinks the Iaa, dron -, IN. is,nnn mr.
And then Oil the halapca ~ snp ,tot,.
I'D their bowls ana doe. tba..m go
then I gives Mis-, S,or,r,na 49," an
proper. Just 10 carry r. on M 49,
NO she wouldn', feeI hsd oho',, ,ono'
'' ~
.Ar,ar NJ. ali w.n ,,
room she an. down ana .a,i,a .sn
quite awhile. ~ ~ "e
"'It was M him, NJ, Wa, NJ W.
bury saws she. Yo hiring NV h,,.n%"-
on so nicely. II was 40 .tundd ~ ~. 90
forget the srsar.'
Never YOU mind. .av. r r.
lucky man Will throw hiu rone ovar =
mighty elegant little hourekeeper som
day. not far from here
"'If you mean me, Mr.. Kine,burv
IN VS. she, laughing out loud. I hopo ne
will be as lenient with my poor house
keeping az you have BEEN
Don't Mention IT, says I. Anything
20 oblige the ladies'"
Bud ceased his reminiscences. And
then some ono asked him what no con-
s.derod tho most striking and prominent
trait Of New Workers..
'"rhe most visible and peculiar trait
of New York folks" answered Bud. Us
New York. Most Of 'em has Now York
on the brain. They have heard OF other
places. suoh as Waco and Paris and Hot
Springs and London, but they don't be-
lieye In 'em. They think that town Is
all Merino. Now to show you how
much they care for their village I'll tell
you about one OF 'em that strayed out
AZ far as the "rfangle-B while I was
working there.
This New Yorker come out there
looking for a Job IN the ranch, We
said he was a good horseback ricsr.
and there was pieces OF tanbar hapE-
The evening world., 1911-09-16

WHAT shall we md: who can teli7
when we enter said the Queen
looking over her shoulder at Bobbie ana
Bessie. you must not scream for Joy.
you will frighten the fairies. Do not
squeeze them for love; you might hurt
them. And DO not pick the flowers. for
a flower once picked from Fairy1and
never grows again.
She opened tho great door slowly md
from the crack shot a great shaft Of
hight 80 strong that II made daylight
seem like night. Poor little Riddles: they
tried so hard TO look in. but tn light
dAzzled them 80 that they could not.
%-And they stood rubbing their eyes
10 hard that they rubbed si M sleep
|out OF them. too, md Bessie and Bobbie
The evening world., 1911-09-16
N~A~~~~~~~

- APTTAI punishment wouids seem a light sentence compared with tn tortures
I of The Rack" INFLICTED at the Playhouse last night
~ II Thompson Buchanans fourthp play succeeds in accomplishing anything
It will be to discourage pleasant little parties at roadhousea Even a man with a
spouess new automobile would hesitate to nnger by tn wayside and order
luncheon for W with THE Rack" OF his troubled mind. He cou rot call a
waiter without seeing a detective in disguise His appetite would have to be-
unusually strong to stand ,he test of mawins anxiety. II he chose white wine
a the door-what could De behind It?
Luckily. they had a good. strong door to shu IN TIT second ct at the Play
house. otherwise the knocking which grew to pounding would surely have broken
It down before the frstf flush Was off the cherry In the cocktail that Mrs Gordon
had refused. Blanche. rs wicked Jack Freeman called her.. there In III her
white innocence-and an automobile Goa almost a luid as he pay.
To be sure. appearances were against Ter. for justa n act before she had
slapped her husband after he had politely ordered Jack on of tn house. This
The evening world., 1911-09-16
CHILD FALLS FIVE FLOORS.
TOssed About by C1Otheslines In
Descent from Kitchen window.

Three-year-oid solgeig op~ahi, son of
Hans Opsshl. who lives on the sixth
floor at No. 1853 Eighth Avenue. climbed
on the Kitchen window to-day while
his mother was in another room, and
fell to the roof OF a one-story extern
sion.
The boy turned several somersaults
and became entangled In clothes lines.
When picked up by a policeman no was
unconscious, The surgeon at the Har-
lem Hospital said his skull was prob
ably fractured and that his chance OF
were slim.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

In bod
Now we have lost a whole week
that we found Fairyland."
cried Bobbio angrily.
lie jumped u Of his bed. Things few
In all directions as he auicl1y packed
tho suitcase. moi Forgetting the mcdl-
cine.
Maybe We will need IT, hs told
Bessie. who was getting into nor stock
tnss a. fast AZ she could.
Each little mind felt sure that I,
could md tho place where the Fairy
Queen sinsa. and the moon took one
moro amussd look Al the Riddles before
she snnk beneath the western horizon.
ELEANOR SUIORDR.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

at the Bronx Theatre, William Court
leigh In Peaches" Cliff Gordon, Bony
and Wal'ord and the Chadwick Trio Will
also figure In the bill.
At Hammerstein's will be Herman
Leib in Dope" Frank Fogerty, Will
ard Sims. Yorke and Adams, Barnes
and Crawford, Stella Tracey and others.
The bin AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include Lillian Russell, Walter G.
Kelly. Mrs, Gene Hughes In Youth"
Ed Wynn and Edmund Russon and Bud
and Nellie Helm.
Among others at the American Music
Hall will be Honey Johnson. Dan
DAlay Aad Company, tha orJans. Arnaut
BrotharA Evslvu Clark ard the Govt
Trio.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

Bobbie and Bessie never knew that
grandma and grandpa lived next door to
Farmer 81 and they were so surprised
to see grandma coming up the path to
visit Mrs. 81 that they cried for Joy, for
the apples had made them too sick to
run and greet her as they would have
liked to.
Where is your mamma. did she bring
you here?" This was the first question
she asked.
The children mumbled something
about being on the way to FairylAnd.
which she did not hear. BUT she noticed
that they were III.
'Luddy me! What have you been eat
The evening world., 1911-09-16

little touch brought
back The Intruder
and reminded me that
Mr.. Buchanan evident
ly considers a slap IN
the face worth two on
the back. But he ap-
parently does not real
lie that while a road
house may be a land
mark OF farce It Is the
last place In the world
for a serious play.
AS always happens
In farce, the suspicious
husband was on the
trail and he had a few
unsatisfactory words
with Jack while Mrs.
Gordon waited In the
private hall. She knew
nothing OF the real sit
uation. for she had
come IN good faith ex-
pecting to be one OF a
party OF four and hop
Ing to set matters right
between Jack and his
wife. But he had a 1T
tie plan OF his own,
and her eyes were
opened when he made
II clear to her, His
advances were halted
by n pounding at the
H., q ~ .-
The evening world., 1911-09-16
COMMONWEALTH ORCHESTRA
FIRST CONCERT TOMORROW.
+ FLORA "a SE,~
~ ca SIN O. SE y

The FIRST concert OF the Common.
wealth symphony Orchestra viii he
given at the SiNty-ninth Regiment
Armory tomorrow afternoon at 9
o'clock. It Is the intention of the pro-
moters to furnish good music at a price
that will appeal especially 10 wording
men and women. To this end. members
of the Wage Farmers League vii be
Afmi'tsS Cor % HApts AVID sshHol ag1,-
drau for 10 cents Julius Itopp Is the
manasing director.