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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-22
Washington's Birthday
Dancing PARTY

at Prof DeHoney's new academy. SIS
Woodward, Thursday evening. Feb.
p. Don't miss this grand affair. Bon
bon party Friday evening, Feb %.
Select dancing party Saturday sven
ing.
NORTH POLE PARTY FEB. 81.
Tuesday evening, Feb. "a. North
Pole dance. There will be snow and
ley mountains. Polar bears, Esqui-
maux dogs. North Pole and Midnight
Sun. Don't miss this beautiful AFFAIR
Glasses now open for beginners.
Phone 424s Grand.
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Bu-Iness-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat KIND that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. .
John R-st. Main 1893 or CITY 3sss.
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My Lady Night

Ny Lady Night all. fair is she
As is a twilight rose
That I'm some deep gloomed bower
blows,
AS is a lily's face at night
In some old garden meath the light
OF misty moon.
Her arms are deep and wide:
She moves as does n bride
10 some slow wedding tune.
IilSo pools uufathomed are her ewes.
And IN them liz unchartered skies
Where love lights burn like distant
stars
AElisten Though the sunsets bars
That shut in all mortality
My Lady Night. an, fair is shel
Nv Lady Night. all sweet Is she.
With all her tender ways,
As U.s. mother when she Laws
H,I baoc asleep Ia cradle low
Where uufclt winds from Dreamland
llow
Him far away.
SOFT l. her dusky hair
Her bosom deep .aud fair
with gentle lull and sway.
Where sink To sleep earths weary
ones,
While through times glass LIES
bright sand runs
She suull.ES- GA-aIE. l-444...pp.
Till men 10 suffer more wore faln
She comes 20 all so tcndcrly-
My Lady Night. ah. sweet IL she,
Arthur Wallace Peach. in smart set
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In the monkey family the orang-
outang and the hylobatcs are right.
handed while the gorillas and The
chirpanzee are left-handed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-22

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month, for cash $1,000 and assume
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Main 6b24.
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The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
A Non.P Poisonous Fly-Killer

Agencies to kill the typhoid
fly" used in the home should be
non-poisonous, or not dangerous
to children Or adults. The follow
ing are non-poisonous (a) being
the cheaper and easier to make:
(a) A seven per cent solution
ofbichromate ofpotassium made
up with water and sweetened
with sugar. Place in shallow
dishes where needed.
(b) A two per cent solution Of
cobalt chloride made up as in
(a).-National Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

roll the assessment would be
levied, and collected.
Councilman S. L. Hosler and
]. B. Drumm were appointed by
the Mayor to investigate the
conditions of the City Jail, and
to return to this body some re-
concentrations as to show how
it should be kept.
1t was suggested by the Coun.
Gil that the Clerk communicate
with J. E. Gibson. with refrence
to the conditions of our water
supply. There being no further
business to come before the
meeting. the Mayor declared It
closed subject to his call.
F. T. LAPRADE Mayor.
VIM. ]. CROZER Clerk
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
CITY JAIL
GIVEN CLEANING

The City Council ordered the
City Jail thoroughly cleaned this
week by Street Supervisor Snuff.
I'm. MIR. Shuf1in got busy the
next day with hose and shovel
and gave the bastile a sure
enough cleaning leaving nothing
but the stove and a bench.
The cleaning CT this Jail has
been put off from time to time in
the past until it got so filthy
and dirty that it was a disgrace
to put any man in the same, say
ing nothing about compelling
women to put up IN the place.
Aside from being filthy and dirty,
a man would be taking big
chances of getting lousy by just
stepping inside the building.
1t is well that the place has
been thoroughly cleaned up.
But on the other hand it can
not be OF lerwise than dirty in 4
short time again, as the place
is absolutely to small and ought
to have an addition built to it.
Asit is, if two parties are arres.t-
ed the same day AMI have to
stay there over night, they have
to take turns about sleeping on
the cot, as there is but room flr
two persons and a cot.
This matter could easily be adj
justed. The city Jail is the pro-
perty of the county. 1t is too
small. The City Council shoali
notify the County Board OF Sup
ervisors of the fact and condi-
ton and request that an adli-
t1on be built to the present jlil
at Otiee'--e-~r1 .-z,--,--.-s-.---.4-
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Woik has begun in earnest
this week for the coming cele-
bration in September. 1t takes
money to promote any project,
no matter of what nature and
this was the first work of the
committee Messrs. Il. w. AS
bury and John E. Campbell. Up
to the present time about $3.50.
have been subscribed among
the business men of the town
and the committee is still busy
getting more. In a future issue
we will publish a list of the con
tributors which at the present
time is nowhere near complete.
1t is the intention of the com
mittee appointed to make the
total amount of the subscription
about $250O.OO this year, which
assures some big prizes and
will assure a general good time
for all.
The WinsloW Boys Band will
give a free open air concert in
the Band stand on Sunday night
at 7:30 p. m.
Thursday afternoon fire start
edin the barn a rear end ofyard OF
VIM. Daze, completely destroy
ing the building. The fire de.
partments were promptly sum-
mOned, but npOn their arrival
all they could do was to save
the nearby buildings, the barn
being loaded with hay and furni-
ture. The origin of the fire is not
known.
Chas. Crippen has been quite
Ill at his home this week be-
ing affected with kidney trouble,
but is improving at present.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
WHAT PEOPLE THINK
ABOUT MARRIAGE

Continued from last weeks issnel
/ have finished nv recent ar
tlcles on what people think
about marriage" complete in the
last two weeks issues, and I am
glad it has met with success, be-
ing interesting to our readers
for in this way it is easier to un-
stand ones idea, and here is a
part of my sketch.
Fill the cup, drink! drink
Life is short one thing
is certain that the flower
once, ETC., Amar's
| do not recall the words exact
ly now. but still, Ilove his naked
ness and naturalness. He GER
tainly discloses the one side OF
our life most skillfully, and if we
take it allegorically it would
still be better.
We are seeing people so often
under such conditions and these
are now dreaming of the past.
and are cutting short their lives
as quick as they possibly can.
These M ntal conditions
brought them to an unhappy
world of a different sort, while
many other people are spending
their lives happily. These others
are working and suffering in
their prison like homes. the tene.
ments. Is this not an awful
world for the poor? Such a lite,
no wonder it makes one sick and
tired; not the worship of NAM
mon, but business tor business
sake, is the motto for which the
people must care, one must be
everything in business, literature,
education and art. These walks
of human life must be considered
a business, not just as pastime
Maybe it is because the people
of the world are advancing too
rapidly, that causes this terrible
greed for mammon, but no mat
ter what the cause of the nam
mon worship is, it makes educat
ed and retired people so discour-
aged and Disguised, [ should say.
l read Gorkey's The March OF
Nam, we could comprehend the
deep meaning of such life clear.
I'll. NJ G.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
Pie Contest

The pie supper given by the
Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church June IS,
was a decided success. The ladies
OF the town responded generous
ly to the request Of the society
for pies.
At 8 p. M, the crowd began
to assemble. After social hour
OF conversation and games, the
sale began. w. E. Beck improm-
tee auctioneer mounted the stand
and began the sale of faky pas
try. Generous bids were the first
responses and continued for the
entire evening
A pleasant and amusing fea-
ture OF the evening was contest
among handsome men and popu-
lar ladies respectively. After
much undecision and great
mirth, the decision was given to
Mr.. Christy and Miss Childress
1t may have been noticed the
former has a prouder step and
satisfied air.
The feast of pies closed the
program of the evening. Large
pies, small pies, sweet pies, sour
pies, fruit pies and oper-faced
pies with custard movements
were heartily enjoyed. The re-
ceipts gained by sale of pies and
BY the contest amounted to
$22.25.
That the evening was a sue
cess, was verdict given by all
present.
The only shirt for summer
time is the Wilson" at H.
H. Smith Co.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Plans and specifications are
being handed to the various II
penters and contractors OF our
city for the remodleing Of the
first story of the Downs House.
If sa .isfactory bid is received
within the next week work on
the same will commence at once.
The new palace it IS said will be
occupied by the Winslow Drug
Co, now located on Front
Street.
Mrs. 7. A. Lyons entertained
with an "At Home" last Tues
day afternoon. Whist was play
ed and luncheon served by Miss
Ruth Hesser and Miss Winefred
Waite. Present were Mesddmes
Harry Asbury, Gillard, Walcott,
Chas.. Daze, Spellmire, Gibson,
Bazell, Ratelle, Waite Cline AS
bury, LaChance, Bauerbach,
Parr, VIM. Daze, Sam Folsom,
and Miss Gillard.
Miss Ruth Dunklin returned
this week from Needles, Cal,
after a pleasant weeks visit
with Miss Nellie Riley. daughter
of Manager A. B. Riley of the
Harvey House at Needles, Cal,
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
MARSHAL BLEDS0E
HURT In FIGHT

Marshal Chas. M. Bledsoc is
confined to his bed and has been
since last Saturday evening, be-
ing hit by one Benz. Rubi, son of
u. Rubi, with empty beer
bottle on the right jaw while
in the discharge OF his duty as
marshal, in the lower district.
At a hearing before Justice Han
sen Monday evening not much
information was gained excatly
who were the guilty parties.
Justice Hansen setting the preli-
minary trail for the next day,
(Tuesday) until the arrival CT
the County Attorney J. E. Cros-
by. At a hearing before the Dis
trict Attorney. The guilty par
ties Benz. Rubi and Frank Ger
vantez were hound over to the
coming term of court in August
at Holbrook, being released on
a $500 bond. Mr.. Bledsoe has
been suffering considerably since
the affair happened and it is
thought that his lower right jaw
is dislocated and fractured.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

The management of the Elec-
trio Theatre announce that they
will have a special film which
will be shown Monday evening
the Oath, consisting of che Shrin-
er's parade at Los Angeles. This
picture shows the entire parade,
all the floats and drill teams,
being beautiful picture all the
way thru, one that you can't
afford to miss.
Tuesday afternoon quite a
little excitement was caused by
someone turning in the alarm OF
fire, probably thinking that some
terrible fire had started in the
rear of the Navajo Bank from
appearances, which was caused
by the burning of some tar pap
er in the back yard. AS usual the
fire fighters were on the job
which shows that fire of any
kind has not much show to gain
any Roadway IN Winslow.
Mr.. ]. w. Marley is at his
home at the present time seri-
ously hurt, under the care of the
phycisian. Mr.. Marty was
brought to town last Sunday
from the mountains. He was
thrown from his horse while in
pursuit of some cattle, the horse
falling on him.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
Prominent WinsloW Merch-
ant Purchases Interior
Player Piano

Learnard- Lindemann Co., the
progressive music dealers OF AL
buquerque placed one Of their
best Colby Interior Player Plan
os in the home of Mr.. A. E. Gil
lard.
The Colby player is strictly
up-to-date, and lovers Of mu sic
are agreeably surprised to hear
music produced by the Interior
Player Pianos sold by the Lear
nard- Lindemann Co. This firm
is we'll known to the people Of
Winslow, and NJ. Learnard,
president of the company hopes
that hereafter one of their repre-
sentatives will visit Winslow
regularly every thirty or sixty
days. Any one interested IN a
piano are requested to address
the firm at Albuquerque. catolog
ard full information will be for
warded promptly.
Observation-Disclosures co.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
Methodist Episcopal Church

] ANDREW ARNETT. PASTOR.
Sunday School 10 a. m. w. E.
Beck assistant shpt. Preaching
IL a. m., and SIS p. m. Sacri-
mental services 11:45 a. m. Bap.
tisma. services in the evening.
Morning subject "Tke Sacri-
ments." Evening subject "Busi.
ness Men" Prayer meeting We'd
nesdays 8:15 p. m. Choir prac-
tice Friday evenings.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank both the
Santa Fe and the City Fire De-
partment for the prompt and
good work they have done Thurs
lay afternoon in extinguishing
the fire that occurred at our
place that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Daze.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp
came down to W1nslOW M MOnday
and were initiated into the mys-
teries of the Order OF the East
ern Star. The occasion was a
red letter event in the history of
Ruby Chapter No. 8, the floor
work being supervised by Wor-
thy Grand Matron Miss Breck
of Prescott. Arizona. Monday
afternoon Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Riley Walcott gave a reception
in honor of Mrs. Breck and in the
evening Judge and Mrs. Sapp
were the guests of honor at
banquet rendered by members.
The Eastern Stars are known
the world over for high class
entertainments and the members
OF Ruby Chapter did themselves
proud OH this occasion.
Hugh Campbell of Flagstaff of
the firm Of Campbell and Fran
els made a deal yesterday after
noon whereby a large number of
cattle were bought from
MIR. Hi Fuller, the purchase
price being about $50,O0o.OO.
This was one Of the largest cat
tie deals that has been pulled off
here for some time.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
Notice

Notice is hereby given to wat.
er consumers in Winslow that
from date no water must be
used on lawns, trees or gardens
at any hour excepting those
Between 6 & 8 a. m.
II & 1 p. m.
q 5 & Z n m
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Engineer j. w. Chr1Stal lett
for Los Angeles Wednesday
morning in company with local
Santa Fe shysican DR.. O. S.
Brown where they will consult
with the Santa Fe officials in
that city, it being the intention
of Mr.. Christal to again resume
his work as engineer with the
company. 1t is remembered by
our citizens that a few months
ago Mr.. Christal was severely
injured in wreck at Navajo
which nearly resulted fatally to
him.
The Elks Home building of
which the corner stone was laid
few Sundays ago is now being
rushed to completion. Contract.
ors Rose and Heymer who have
the work in charge respectively
the brick and carpenter work,
are getting along nicely with
their work and it is safe to say
that the building will be complet-
ed in the allotted time.
A large crowd witnessed the
ball game last Sunday afternoon
which was played between the
local team and the Albuquerque
shop team. Promptly at 2 o.
clock the Winslow Boys Band
started the parade from the
Grand Stand on Front street,
followed by large crowd for
the baseball grounds. Both the
teams played nice, clean game
OF ball, the boys from Albuquer-
que acting gentlemen all the way
thru. The score was 5 to 2 in
favor of The local team.
Chief J. N. Christie of the San
ia Fe Fire Department now has
his team Of fire fighters out every
evening practicing with the hose
cart in order to make a selection
of the best men in town to com
pete with the Flagstaff boys in
the hose race to take place in
that city at the Fourth of July
celebration. The best time made
so far by the team has been %
seconds running a full block, get
ting the hose connected and get,
ting a flow of water.
The new City Council elected
is doing some very good work
since their election having held
as many meetings as three in
short time they have been in
Office. They are going after the
work with a will and seem to
take pleasure in the same. Num-
erous business was transacted
at the last meeting as per the
clerks report in his issue and
special meetings are being called
from time to time by Mayor F.
T. LaPrade as often as seem
necessary,
A contract was let this week
by Mr.. E. Y. Malich for the erec-
tion of a forty foot addition to
his building, now occupied by
the enterprising business man
and booster Mr.. Carl Behn.
Ever since Mr.. Behn has COM
menced business here in Wins
low he has been enjoying extra
good business, SO much so, that
he was felt justified in making
the addition to the building as
above stated. Contractor Y. R.
Rose was awarded the work OF
erecting the addition.
Subscribe to- day.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Water found running at any
other time excepting hours pre-
scribed will be cause for cutting
of supply and assessment of fine.
w. A. DAVIS.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

W1nSlOW, Ar1z., une IL ,l9IZ,
Meeting called to order by Hon.
Mayor F. T. Laprade at $3.50 p.
m. Roll call of member found the
following present: FIT. LaPrade
r. L. Moore, w. F. Williams, J..
B. Drumm, c. E. Stoddard, S. l..
Hosler the only member absent
was E. F. Tarr, Councilman G..
E. Stoddard who had not been
installed, was then gwen the
oath of office. The matter of
electing an assistatent Marshal
which was held over from last
meeting was the first order of
business, the applications which
had been filed with the Clerk
was then read, and upon can
vas of the ballot the result was
as follows: Byron Yount, Three;
D. P. Hartigan, Two; Guy P.
Mapes, One. Mr.. Yount having
received the higest number of
votes was declared elected TO
serve the ensuing two years. or
until his successor has been ap-
pointed and qualified. The Minu-
tes of the previous meeting was
then read, and without any cor
rections were approved. The ap
plicationforCity Physician of DR..
P. D. Sprankle was then read,
and upon motion of c. E.
Stoddard which was 2nd by J.
B. Drumm, it was tabled until
the Council could decide whether
such appointment was in ac-
cordiance with the Town laws,
It was then moved and seconed
that the present physician DR.. {.
L. Hathaway be notified that
his authority to act in such cap
acity was hereby revoked, car
ried.
The special auditing Commit
tee +. 3. Drumm, and r. L.
Moore who were appointed at
the last meeting to audit the
book and accounts of former
clerk ]. ]. Collins was then heard
also a copy of letter addressed
to Mr.. Collins at 200 Grant
Street Portland Ore, was read,
as soon as he can be heard from
the committee wlllcontinue their
work.
The following Bills were au-
dited, approved and allowed.
John. F. Bauer. printing; $27.
so, A. 7. & S. F. Ry. Co., water
for quarter ending June the 3Oth
$255.OO. John l.. Flemming.
labor on side walks $500. Mr..
John F. Bauer appeared before
the Council and asked if permis-
sion would be granted to make
a frame addition of seven feet
to his printing establishedment,
after the body had thoroughly
gone over the request. permission
was given, and the clerk was
authorized to issue permit In
the report of Street Sup. Theo.
Schuflin 1T showed that notice
had been served upon the pro-
perty of VIM. Daze, which is
located between H. A, Funks
and Geo. Weinert on the North
side of Aspinwall Street, the
cause of this action is fully cover
ed by an ordinance with reference
TO the laying OF Side Walks.
A verbal complaint filed by
Mr. c. Y. Smith, with reference
to conditions of Streets in his
locality was then heard, and
the same was referred to the
Street and Alley Committee for
their attention.
The Councll having under con-
slderation the matter of levying
and collecting taxes for 1912,
passed the following resolution;
That the Clerk of the Board be
instructed to secure from the
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

Have you been to the Racket
Store this week? + a
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-22

The only shirt for summer
time is the Wilson" at H.
II. Smith Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
PROBLEM STILL UNsoLvED.

Since the terrible automobile acct
dent at the end street bridge two
weeks ago in which Ave persons lost
their lives one would think that
something ought to be done to elm
mate others of the same nature but
the same policy is still in swing. The
only red light denoting that the
bridge is open is in the centre OF the
bridge is and not any too large.
Why doesn't the city put heavy
chains across the approach when the
bridge is open and hang red lights
on the chains as they do down town
1t Is about time that some one
awakes to the fact that this is the
second accident In which machines
have taken the awful plunge inta
the murky waters of Calumet river
just because of the lack of a couple
of heavy chains and a few red lights
If they do not put the chains and
lights on the bridge let them close
the street to all traffic and use the
95th street bridge instead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
ANOTHER LITTLE DEAL.

Several months ago A. P. Melton
former city engineer of Gary, who
has a reputation for the strictest
honesty and efficiency, was made
consulting engineer and commission
ed to draw plans for the Ridge road
sewer system. He made what engi-
neers believe is a liberal estimate
something like $4,000.
None of the local sewer contrac-
tors would bid on the job. 1t seems
that they are holding out for $780,
900. Outside constructors have al
ways found it hard task to get a
Gary contract. For instance--an
outside firm once bid against a Gary
contractor on Tolleston job and
the latter was awarded the contract
at $4,000 or nearly $4,000 above
the lowest bidder
If Ridge road property owners
stand by and see themselves mulcted
of $4,000 without a fight on their
part they deserve no sympathy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-04
MODEL CITY CHARTER.

THE BULLETIN, ever mindful of
its purpose to advance the cause of
civic betterment. everywhere
throughout the country is delighted
when the people of a great COM
monwealth awaken to a realization
that the Government of it's NUM-
cipalities is a business proposition
and not political device to furnish
places for a horde of hungry and
rapacious taxeaters. Today there is
much evidence on every hand 70
crafty and thrill with pleasure the
soul of those who have for years
been crying out against the almost
criminal idiocy of operating the
Governments of our cities as adj
juncts to political machines-there
is much in sight to warrant the pre-
diction that the days of criminal
idiocy are about over
A week or two ago the BULLETIN
published resume of the charter
eminent of the cities of Indiana
This charter contains many provi.
sions that entitle it to be called Pro-
gressive; yet 1t is withal absolutely
sane and safe for it's purpose is to
promote efficiency and economy.
To the Cincinnatian the most
marvellous thing about this proposed
charter is that it has been approved
by the Federated Commercial Clubs
and other business organizations oil
Indiana. It would be gratifying tr
know how the Indiana reformers
succeeded in doing this. Perhaps Il
might be well to learn their methods
for who knows but similar methods
might also have an influence with
the business organizations of Cincin-
natl that they too might be Undue.
ed to look upon the improvement OF
municipal Government as question