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The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
SCHOOL NOTES

"A very SIlJOydOlS pal ty was Civ
cnby the Freshman Glass intheH.
S. building last Saturday night.
Over so HI. S. students and their
friends attended, singing and
dancing occupying the time.
Luncheon was served late in the
evening by the Girls of 1916, in
the Commercial room.
We have many absentees at
the present time due to sickness;
we sincerely hope that they will
be better soon.
DR.. Sampson, Clerk of Board
of Education visited all rooms
early in the week.
The Operetta Snow White
and the Dwarfs", was given by
the Grammar Grades last even
ing. A full account Of the event
will be given in the next weeks
issue. Misses Whillock and Hack
ley did practically all of the
training for this play.
Miss Powell Of the Fl. S. re-
turned to her work the first of
the week, after severe illness.
Christmas holidays begin Dec.
20; school Recommending Thurs
day, January End.
The first apportionment of
school funds was recently an
nounced by County Supt. R. C.
Smith. Winslow received $4,000,
as the first apportionment to
District I.
The Hon. C. O. Case, State
Supt., of schools will visit the
Winslow H. S., early in January
on his annual tour of inspection.
The rating of the school will de-
pend, to large extent, upon the
result of Mr.. Cases visit. Appli-
cation has been made to receive
the same rating as the H. S., at
Bisbee, Yuma, Phoenix, Prescott
and Tempe, that is all work be
accepted for College entrance.
Christmas Programs were
given Friday, Dec. 20, in the
various rooms of the Public
Schools as follows:
South Side Scoool, II a. m.
Grades | and II. North Side
School, 10 a. m. kindergarten,
Room |. North Side School, p.
m. Grades A |, and B I and II, in
room 3. North Side School, 2 p.
n. Grade III in room 5; Grade 5
in room Z. North Side School, II
9. m. Grade " in room 6. Six
and Seventh Grades, Operetta,
Opera House Friday evening,
Dec. 20, 8:15 p. m.
Pearl Allen has been working
in Cahn's store for the past few
days.
Fifth Grade room 7 has recent
ly had the walls of their room
heated. The money was raised
by the efforts of the teacher and
pupils of the Grade.
N. B. On January End a first
Grade class will be organized
by Miss Clymer, teacher of Grade
B. |. Mid year promotions will be
made, and such children as are
prepared will be promoted to
Grade 2 in May. If you want
your child to start in the Graded
school this year, this will be the
only time that they can enroll
and start with a Beginners class.
The effects of the Elk's Dance
were plain to be seen in the H. S.
Thursday morn. Why not week
end festivals, and not cripple the
schools during the week?
Dec. Total
Enrolment N. G.. S. 313 343
Enrolment S. G. S. 78 81
Enrolment H. S. SO 73l
Total $50 510I
Av' ge Attdce' N. G. S. 293 3O3E
Av'ge Attdce' S. G. S. rs 76I
Av'ge Attdce' H. S. 81 62
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

W. w. Perkins, now of San
Diego, left Tuesday evening for
his home after a short business
visit here.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

Originally cost $100. Apply at the
printing office.
Christmas Dance at the Elec-
trio, Wednesday evening, Dec.
25th. Good music.
O. B. Sutton came in from the
mountains this week to spend the
holidays with his family.
Mrs. James J. Collins came
down from Bluewater, N. NJ,
Wednesday to attend the Elks
doings and make some Christmas
purchases.
Miss Anderson, the nurse at
the local Santa Fe hospital, re-
turned Thursday morning from
her visit in Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Fuller left
this week for about a months
visit in Los Angeles.
Mr.. H. j. Hill arrived in town
this week from Albuquerque
where he was at the Santa Fe
company hospital for medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hayman
of San Francisco are here during
the holidays the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Riley Walcott.
W. A. Parr was business
visitor at Phoenix this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner
will leave Sunday morning for
Fresno, Cal, where they go to
visit with relatives and friends
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Shope of
Fresno, Cal, are visiting here
during the holidays. Mrs. Shope
will be remembered by many
formerly as Miss Eta
French.
Messrs A. J. Sinsel and VIM.
Beeson, both of Flagstaff, ar
rived in Winslow the last week
and inform us that they have
formed a partnership and are
about to embark in the coal and |
wood business here. They have
rented temporary quar-
ters in the old brewery building
on Front ST.. and have few car
loads Of Flagstaff millwood on
hand for delivery. A few car
loads of coal are now on the way
from Gallup here, and the men
are much gratified over the good
outlook for a large volume Of
in their particular line.
L. Schmitz, the painter and
decorator who for the last year
has occupied business quarters
in McClimans & Ward carpenter
shop sold his home here this week
and left for his former home in
Ohio to stay, accompanied by
M. 1 1.1.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

PIANO LESSONS. Miss Mar
guerite Day will receive pupils
for piano instruction. Special at
tention to beginners. For terms
inquire at residence.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
Mail Classified Advertising

WOOD. Good cedar stove
wood for sale, delivered anywhere
in the city. B. T. Ketchum,
Phone 119.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

Ladies don't forget the H. H.
Smith Co., for christmas goods.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

EMBROIDERY LESSONS
Embroidery, drawn work, croch-
citing, any kind of fancy work.
Price reasonable. Inquire Mrs
JOS. Seeger, Phone 55-A.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Bazell were
dinner guests of Mr.. T. Ward
last Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Ball leaves Sunday
morning for Riverside California
to spend Christmas with her
daughter Mrs. L. T. Kleindienst.
: j. A. Roush of Albuquerque,
brother Of Mrs. Riley Walcott is
visiting here at present with the
Walcotts.
Miss Pauline Woods entertain
ed a number of girls Saturday
with a shower for Miss Margaret
Morrison.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

FOR SALE Visible Under
wood Typewriter, modle No. 5,
second hand but in very good
condition. Will sell at $45. cash.
Originally cost $100. Apply at the
printing office.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

KINDLING. Mill wood blocks
from Flagstaff, no slivers and
easy to cut. Have full carload
on hand now. B. f. KETCHUM.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES

Algebra | barely survived a
test which was given Monday.
Lloyd Parks has been absent
from school the past week on
account of illness.
A. E. wants to know: if, to
make clauses to phrases do you
adverbs? (add-verbs)
The Freshman Class wish the
grades success with their Oper-
eta.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

member Of the Commercial Class
and we think we can speak for
all present. Upstairs there was
dancing to the nissic of the new
piano while down in the CONNER
cial room cards were enjoyed.
The Commercial room was dain-
tily decorated in their class colors,
blue and white. About midnight
a very dilicious lunch was served
by the girls of the class,
Pauline Woods has been absent
for the past week on account Of
serious illness Of her mother. We
wish for her speedy recovery.
Pearl Allen is expected to re-
sumo her school duties after the
holidays.
Miss Snyder latter hearing a
terrible crash over, What was
that noise?'' Shorty Hansbro
from unerneath the table; Il fell"
Great was the fall thereof.
We have succeeded in learning
new song. 1t is Loves Old
Sweet Song. Although we are
very fond Of, it will never fill the
place in the hearts of the High
School Pupils of Jalnita.
C. B. CLASS EDITOR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
NAMES RECEIVERS
FOR CORPORATION
UNITED STATES MOTORS COM
PANY is THROWN INTO
BANKRUPTCY COURT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The anan-
|cial embarrassment of the United
States Motor company. mentioned ex-
'clusively in the dispatches OF the In
ternational News Service last night.
came to a head today when receivers
were appointed for the $42.5O0, 900
corporation, by Judge Hough. in the
United States District court. W. e.
IS. Strong, brother OF Benjamin
Strong. Jr., vice president OF the
bankers Trust company. and Rob-
erts Walker. former president OF the
Rock Island railway. were named ~
receivers.
This step followed proceedings In
equity. brought by Brown 4
Sharpe. manufacturers Of Providence,
r. l., who are merchandise creditors
In excess OF 10000. Constituent
companies of the United States Mo-
tors company are the, Alden-SAmpson
COMPANY. Brush Run
about company, Columbia Motor Car
company. Dayton Motor Car. cpmpany
and Maxwell Briscoe Notoe co1lpGnx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
Relatives Learn
Nurse Was Wife
Of Aged Widower
WHO ARE TRYING
TO BREAK MILIlIONAIRE'S
WILL ARE SURPRISED.

NEW YORK, sept l2.--Reiatives
of the late John =, Lyle. wte. vt his
death. at the age of ninety-four, left
$lo, o00.gso to Julia Gertrude Harmon.
nurse, were surprised In their plans
for a will contest today when the
attorney for the millionaire during
his life. brought to light the mar
riage Of Miss Harmon and Lyle. The
estate Is valued at $$o,0ao,o 0o. end
Miss Harmon was made sole executirx
without bond.
Attorney s, Stanwood Menken, for
the estate. today announced that Lyle
and Miss Harmon were married De-
cemher 20, 1910, a year and half
after the death of 1wie's FIRST wife.
They were married Mt the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, In
fonkers. by the Rev. John j. Fuliam.
and two witnesses are on hand to
testify to the wedding. The other
heirs ailege that Miss Harmon exer-
rised undue influence over Lyle when
he made his will Their petition to
set aside the will has been fled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
United States Is
Standing Still in
World Of Aviation
fRENcHMAN is AsroNlsHsl
THAT AMERICANS LET FORE.
fGNERs wREsr HoNoRs.

NEW YORK, Sept. lc.---Promising
that he would construct aeropianes
in the near future which would ny
$50 to zoo miles an hour, and de-
elaring that America In standing still
In the world OF aviation, Jules We'd
rines, the French aviator, left the
United States FOR Paris today ON the
liner France Vedrines came from
Chicago, where nc had Just won the
James Gordon Bennett cup. and
about $4,000 In prizes at the
aviation meet
II am astonished." said he, "that
the United States. the birthplace of
aviation, has developed the science 80
little. America Is standing still In
the world OF aviation. and the other
nations. are getting. further ahead OF
her every day"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
TAFT IS PLEASED
At | news 1 RECEIVED
GOVERNOR HAY OF WASHINGTON
WIRES PROPITIoUs REPORT
TO BEVERLY.

BEVERLY. MASS. Sept. 12.--Presi-
dent Taft received good news today
when he got Telegram from Governor
f. VI. Hay. OF Washington. telling of
tho results of the campaign in that
State. Chairman Hilles. OF the national
committee. was In touch with the presi-
dent over long distance telephone from
New York. and said that conditions are
looking brighter all over the country.
DIR. r. A. Cleveland. of the presi-
dents commission on economy and ct
ficisncy, and r. r. Beamish, one OF the
editors OF the Philadelphia Press. were
callers during the day. Solicitor
Chandler p. Anderson. of the state de-
partment. and Attorney General George
w. Wickersham. spent the day with tho
president. Secretary of the Treasury
Franklin Mncveagh was also among
the callers at Pramata-
This n,erning the president gnIfed at
Mxapias with Mr.. Anderson. and the
president planted tree and strolled
about the grounds Of the estate for the
benefit Of moving picture machine
operators between visits this after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
.PAWASJEWELRY TO
SATISFY JUDGMENT
GENERAL sICkLEs WILL NOT LOSE
PRICELESS COLLECTION OF
TREASURES.
WIFE PAYS HIS DEBT
FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY SAY
SACRIFICE OF SPANISH WOMAN
WILL BRING ABOUT RE-
CANCELLATION.
WIFE PAYS HIS DEBT

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE threat
ened loss of his priceless collection
of objects of art and rare tones. wnic Ii
has hung like a pail over the head
of General Daniel K. Sickles, diplo-
matist, the veteran Of several wars
and which, his friends assert, In the
real reason the old warrior refused
to permit the use OF his name as a
candidate for the Office of commander
In chief before his comrades row in
session at Los Angeles. was avcrted
this afternoon. For the general
wife, from whom he has been es-
tranged for the past twenty -seven
years took her jewelry from a safety
vault down town and passed it over
the counter in a -pawnbrnker.s shop
to satisfy the judgment against the
old soldier
She wept bitterly as the gems
enough to total more than 5000
were passed over to the monev lender.
II have done 1t for him. she sa.d
between sobs. The money in her pos
session, the Judgment was satisfied
within n half hour and tonight. up.
town, in the neighborhoof where the
distinguished veteran and his nand-
some wife have for years maintained
separate establishments. there are
whisperings of a reconciliation, but OH
the subject, everybody is dumb
About l o'clock this afternoon Mrs
! Sickles. accompanied by her son, Stan
ton, left their home at West Eighth
street, and went to the safe deposit
vaults of the Knickerbocker Trust
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
No Lettering on
Broadway After
Midnight Passes
Curfew Law Is Put in Eff
feet to Run in Habitues
on Famous Avenue

NEW YORK. Sept H.
Broadway, guaranteed by It's
habitues to be the greatest
white way in the world, now
has a Curfew law. The new
regulation went into effect last
night and fifteen arrests were
made between midnight We'd
nesday night and dawn this
morning. More will follow.
according to Inspector Dwyer,
unless all forms of curbstone
comedy are cut out OF the night
life Of the famous thorough
fare. The authorities have de-
ctded that man or a woman
who is not going somewhere
has no business on Broadway
after IL o'clock, and the well
dressed youngster who likes his
bright lights burning mellow.
will find some neat effects in
the moth and fame pattern II
he persists In lettering on
broadway after midnight
Confidence men and young
bloods" generally, who hang
around entrances to the uptown
hotels. will have to keep NOV
ing or spend the evening In the
stout house. Once there was q
man without country. and he
couldn't stand the gan. 30 he
died. these men without a
street have the same emporium
ity so far as the police are con-
cerned. Patrolmen and men on
fixed post have strict orders to
show the ngiy sides of their
natures. and when young
man is found idly basking IN
the golden glow Of the lights
on Broadway after IL. it will
be a case Of "ofifcer. do your
Duty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Mayor VIII
liam Gaynor today made public cor
respondence between himself anu
police Commissioner Rhineiander Wal
do. which laid the foundation Tor q
libel suit against both the mayor anu
the commissioner. In a letter from
Mr. Waldo to MI. Gaynor. the commis.
sioner charges that Assistant uistIlcs
Attorney Morris Koenig. brother OF
samuel s. Koenlg, president of the
Republican county committee, is
member of the Sam Paul association.
Both Morris and Samuel koenig TO-
rieht denied any connection with the
association, which is notorious as
hang-out of gamblers and petty crooks
~ the underworld. 1t Is alleged that
sam Paul. through his connections as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
Correspondence Between Gaynor
and Police Commissioner Waldo
Made Public byNew York Mayor

Tammany henchman. helps to pro-
tect these parasites from the law Nor
Tfs Koenig announced that he would
bring either criminal or civil proceed
ings against both the mayor and the
commissioner. though the mayer in his
reply to Waldo. makes only guarded
reference sto either of the koenigs,
who are named openly as members OF
the association by Waldo.
In order TO see that there is no trick
behind the takin gof the testimony
of the men connected with the arrest
of Sam Schepps at Hot Springs. Dis
trict Attorney Whitman will ge-in per-
son TO the Southern resort. at the
same time that emissaries from the
defense of Police Lieutenant Becker
are sent to take the wanted testimony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
PREPARE TO REBEL
/ zAPATA ATTACK on
MEXICAN CAPITAL
Garrisons Are Reinforced By
Large Number of Police
and Rurales
CONGREGATION OF
CROWDS FORBIDDEN
Leader of Rebels Sends Word
to Foreigners to Fly Ameri-
can Flag for Their
Protection
Especial Cable to The Richmond Viz

Especial Cable to The Richmond Viz
ginian.)
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 12.-tBY Let
TER TO VERA CRUZ)-Tweive hum
-dred- rurales and I'VE hundred stale
police have been brought into Mexico
City TO prepare for the attack Emi.ta-
no Zapata has threatened to make on
the capital September 18th. These,
added to the garrison of infantry al
ready here, give force OF about 5000
men for the defense OF this city The
+rHFaHes are pHtreaas.ts the streets and
the suburbs in mounted guards Of
twenty five to seventy five men. night
and day. while the fifty-odd church
towers of the capital are posted with
sentries TO watch the streets and see
that no rioting starts.
Groups Ars Forbidden.
An order has been issued forbidding
groups OF more than five persons to
congregate at any point within the
city. and the mounted police have or
ders TO ride down and dispense gath
erings of more than this number. A
---------------------------------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
Foreigners From Coal Fields
to Garry Their Wives and
Children With Them in
March to Capital of the
State

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Sept IL
Mother Jones has announced that the
striking miners of the kanawha dis
trict would make another effort to see
Governor Giasscock. Within week
they are to march into the capital
again and make demand for the use
of the statehouse grounds as meet
ing place. THE governor must hear us
this time" said Mother Jones I'VE
want him to hear our story. We want
him to see US The very looks of the
men who are fighting for freedom Is a
tremendous argument fer their cause.
We are coming back to our capital
again and twice as strong as last week.
The men are going to bring their child
rem along and their wives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
Girl 10 Missing,

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. 12.-At
Newborn the parents OF Miss Louise
Castet are alarmed over the disap-
pearanee OF their daughter
A man named Mason is also miss
ing and il is believed the twain have
gone to Richmond or Norfolk. The
Young iadys parents are prominent
people In the community. and are
making every effort to locate their
daughter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
TAFT sPELB|hOERS..
FOLLOW ROOSEVELT
LAUNCH INTO ATTACK ON THIRD
PARTY LEADER WHEN HE GETS
OUT Or TOWN.
COLONEL ASSAILS EN-
DENouNcEs IMPORTED ORATORS
WHO WE'RE RoUNDLY BEATEN
RECENTLY IN THEIR OWN
STATES.

BOISE, IDAHO, Sept 12.-Hot
upon the trail OF Colonel Roosevelt
In his campaign in Oregon and Idaho.
came a brace Of Taft spellhiaders,
called the ex-president wicked names
for insisting that Taft's nomination
was a theft. The militant orators.
John NJ. Harlan. OF Illinois, son of
the late associate justice. and Adam
Bede, former congressman from Min
nesota caught up with the colonel
at LaGrande. Oregon, but the two
parties steered clear OF clash.
AT the county fair grounds at La
Grande. the ex-president scathinrly
assaffed the pursuing Taftites.
Il understood that some import
cd orators have come into this state
to bark at my heels" snapped the
colonel. Every man Of them was
beaten in the spring primaries In
his own State The man from Ill.,
nois was beaten "a to e, and the man
from Kansas, for l understand thew
have Kansas orator too, was beat-
en- "a to 2. These prophets without
honor in their own country, these dis
credited politicians who count for
nothing in their own States. who
were beaten hands down, have come
here to ask you to vote for the bosses.
They want you to forsake the cause
of the people and to put themselves.
the politician type. into once.
Now want to say here that these
beaten men are the very ones we
are lighting to keep from regaInins
power. II you listen to them YOU are
wasting your time. They don't de-
serve to be heard by any decent au.
diences.
Close Upon His Heels.
The Taft managers In LaGrande
wanted Bede and Harlan To hustle
into the fair grounds Immediately at.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
no J start I, lNeero.l,.s Colon,

NEWS.yORK, Sept. 12.--Near the
summer homes Of August Belmont.
Jr., J, B. Stanchheld, J. d. Fairchtld
and Maude Adams. At Central Islip,
Long Island, ID to be started a colony
OF negroes. Carleton Park IL the name
In the middle OF the park will be
erected factory ana trade school
The 7B0 persons who are expected TO
settle there will be taught trades and
fitted to make their way among the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
GIBSON CASE TAKES
QUEER TURN AFTER
ATTORNEYS ARREST
Accused New York Lawyer
Makes astonishing State
ment in Defense
SAYS THERE ARE
TWO MRS. SZABOS
Declares Woman Whose Body
Was Exhumed is Not
One Whose Mother
Died in Austria

MIDDLETOwN. y. Y. Sept. Ia
Burton ". Gibson. the New York law
yer under arrest charged with the
murder of Rosa Menschik Szabo, made
the first move In his own defense here
tonight when he made the startling
statement that the woman who was
drowned while boating with him in
Greenwood Lake on July 18th, ana
whose body was exhumed last Tuesday
for an autopsy, which showed that
strangufaIfun, not drowning, was the
cause OF her death. Is not the Rosa
Menschik Szabo whose mother died IN
Austria two years ago. and whose
borther Is now en- route to America TO
assist in his prosecution. He referred
TO the woman he knew as Mrs. RI
Ter.
The Rosa Menschik Szabo whose
will he fled, making her mother sole
heir. is another Mrs. Szabo. he declares,
and, of course. the woman represented
as Mrs. Szabo's mother and whom ne
reasserted today Is still living in New
York, is the one he represented her
to be-
Conplieatss Case.
This shift in the Gibson defense does
not relieve him of the charge OF muir
der. but opens up a vital flaw IN the
case Of the prosecution. II ne can
prove the prosecution has involved the
wrong woman, 1t will then appear that
he did not swear falseiy-that the
woman's mother was living in New
York-that he did not commit perjury
and did not enter into a conspiracy.
The authorities declared tonight.
however, that Gibson was trying to
Communicates the 5SAse and that The
charges against him would he proven.
Gibson maintained his iron-nerve to-
night. giving a straightforward version
OF the lake tragedy. and declaring has
belief that he would be discharged az
ter the preliminary hearing. He said
he would not need any counsel besides
himself. On his way to a cell in the
local jail he said he had not taken
the case seriously until. today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
woman is Killed.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.l
@ RALEIGH. ~. G. Sept I2.-~Near
Hendersonvif1s this evening 4 frag-
edy resulted from an accident In
which Mrs. G. G. Armstrong. OF vicks-.
burg. Miss, lont her life n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13

Close Upon His Heels.
The Taft managers In LaGrande
wanted Bede and Harlan to huatle
into the fair grounds Immediately at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13

CONTINUED from tirst paEe.J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-13
Led Into Trap.

"Governor." he was asked, "wheM
you were invited to attend the stats
fair today did you know that tho
State committee and the association
OF county chairman were going u
y..rx aIso %~x,o,, 5F,-5T7