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The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
POLITICAL SPEAKERS
VISIT VINSLOW

Politics in Navajo county
particularly in the neighborhood
of Winslow were stirring lively
this week. On Monday Mr.. Carl
Hayden, present representative
in congress, was amongst us dis
pensing good cheer, kindly words
and the very best ofreasons why
he should be returned to the Ma
tional House OF Lawmakers.
Mr.. Hayden is well known here
and made a number of new
friends during his recent visit. 1n
the evening he spoke to large
and enthusiastic audience at the
Electric Theatre. Tuesday, Mr..
Campbell, republican, of Yava-
pai county, who is opposing Mr..
Hayden, had his turn at hand
shaking and introductions, as
we'll as making a speech at the
Electric in the evening. Mr.
Campbell made many friends as
we'll as creating a very good i'm
preston among the voters. MIR.
Campbell also spoke at Snow
flake, Taylor and Holbrook en-
tightening the republicans OF
these precicts on his views
There was a goodly turnout al
each place and Mr.. Campbell
made a very favorable impres.
sion. The Socialist party took q
whirl at the game Wednesday
introducing Miss Caroline Lowe
one of their most gifted orators
and if their was anything in ora
tory and a flow OF language the
two older par ties would be call.
ing fer help from their nationa
officers ere long. Taking it all in
all, the county is at present be-
ing we'll canvassed for the com
ing campaign and though we
may not have the pleasure o
hearing the big Moose" OF
others of equal prominence it i.
an assured fact that we will get
some we'll defined facts laid be
tore us before election day.
Mr.. Bradner. speaker of th'
house of representatives of Ari
zona, was in town this week tel
ling us a little about the politi
cal situation. Mr.. Bradner die
not delve into political matters
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES

The Freshman Class of the
Winslow High School was orga-
nized with the following officers:
George Drumm, president; Rose
Downs, vice president; M 4y
Proctor, secretary aud treasurer,
The girls basketball team
were organized last week. Lou
ise Dadey aud Pauline Moods
were elected captains. They de-
cided in fav Or OF girls rules an |
both sides are practlcing glg2r-
ously.
Freshmen Algebra. English ana
Ancient History classes are JUST
recovering feom the first IN )ntls
tests.
Oh, how we of the Ancient dis
tory class envy William Wrlghts
ability to recite. 1t is something
mal>gelous.
M. p, CLASS EDITOR.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
For Sale
~@E.

For Sale, a General Merchar-
disc Store, with three acres ut
ground. Stote building is al
ranged with livlng rooms up
stairs and behlna store building,
also barn, concrefA' cellar, chic :
en- house, wood house and ware
house. Place fenced a&n th woven
wire. Another b 1ilding tor b
ber shop and restaurant. som.
good fruit on place. Two goo |
cisterns on place. NIce little
growing town on Frisco K r ia
Southern Missouri fruit belt.
Reason for selling, business
growing too big for present ow-
ner to handle, Address,
6. w. JOHNSON, Tras!1, Mo.
OrJ. C. PROCTOR, City Box u
Altar Society meeting at hpn
of Mrs. Rose, Oct. 3 After tn,
business Ot society was finish |
members enjoved a delicior,
lunch. Those present; Mesdam
Drumm, Hickey, Kelly. Gold ),
worthy, Spellmire, Tanner, y.
hoff, Wyrich, Young, Guest Mr,.
Yates. Next meeting Nov 7th,
will be at the residence of Mr..
J. Hickey.
Ia November next, some where
towards the latter part of the
month, a bazaar will be held m
the Parish Hall of the Episcopal
church by the Ladies of the Guild
Mr.. and Mrs Jack kaufman
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kaufman
were entertained at supper by
Mrs. B. A. Rholes Wednesday
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
Notice of Bar Examination

The Board of Law Examin iners
tor admission to the Bar will
hold an examination in Phoenix
Arizona, on Friday and Satur,
day, October 25th and 26th,
1912, at the State House, com
mencing at $50 O'Clock A. M.
GEORGE ]. STONEMAN,
Secretary.
Mrs. George Irwin entertained
at dinner Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Ksufman OF Covington, Ind.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12

The Ladies Guild of the Epis-
copal church will hold a meeting
at the Parish Hall, at 2::3O next
Wednesday afternoon. A full at
tendance is requested as matters
Of Importance are to be consid-
cred.
Mrs. ]. johnson left this week
to visit with friends in San Die.
go, Cal, tor some time.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
Ordinance No. 81

! All OIuludHCC dHLIuS LHC DEW
er Commission of the Town of
Winslow the right to have
property owners connect with
the Town Sewer. compulsory
or otherwise, such property
from which there may be sew
age or waste, rendering the
same unsanitary, for the pur-
pose of the proper sanitation
of the Town of W1nslow, Nav
ajo County, State of Arizona.
Section 1. All residences, dwell
lings or buildings of any and all
descriptions wherein people are
housed. employed or otherwise
maintained or at which sewage
is accumulated or drained other
than into the Town Sewer, shall
be considered unsanitory by the
Sewer Commission of the Town
of Winslow.
Section 2. All such residences,
dwelling or buildings hereinbe-
fore described, shall be reported
to the Town Clerk as unsanitory
by the Sewer Commission. The
Town Clerk shall then notify the
owner of such residence, dwell
ling or building to put the same
in a sanitory condition as pro.
vided in Sewer Ordinance
No. 81, of the Town of Wlnslow,
such notice shall be on a prescri-
bed form as may be decided up
on by the Mayor and Common
Council of the Town of Winslow.
Section 3. All property afore
described must be connected to
the Town Sewer within sixty
(6O) days after notification by
the Town Clerk and if not com
piled with the said connections
will be done by the Town OF
Winslow and charged against
the property, with all expenses
and costs of connection.
Section 4. All connections to
the Town Sewer for proper sani-
tation shall be made at T's pro-
vided for said connection as
shown by official blue print.
Section 5. All connections
made in compliance with the
aforegoing shall be inspected by
the official sewer Inspector and
no part of said connections shall
be covered or concealed until ap-
proved by said inspector.
Section 6. The fee for inspec-
tion of connection and plumbing
to the Town Sewer shall be Two
(2) Dollars for each connection.
Section Z. All ordinances and
parts OF ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
be IN force and effect from and
after its passage ana approval.
Passed this the 1st day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1912. by the Mayor
and Common Council of the
Town of Winslow, County of
Navajo, State of Arizona.
Approved and signed this the
1st day of October A. D. 1912.
F. I. LA PRADE,
Attest: Mayor.
w. ]. CROZER, Town Clerk.
Published Oct ~. 1910
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
SCHOOL NOTES

the new Board Of Trustees met
at the high School building Oct.
4, at z P. NJ.
Routine business was transac-
ted and teachers salaries order
ed paid for the first month.
The officers elected were Mrs.
George H. Keyes, jr., Pres; Mrs
A. E. Gillard, Treas; DR.. George
?. Sampson, ST., Clerk.
A special meeting of the Board
of Trustees was held at 5 o. m.
Oct. 10, for the purpose of order
ing necessary supplies for the
schools.
Botany LII H, S. received their
final shipment of apparatus last
Wednesday and are now fully
equipped to do college entrance
work.
Word was received from C. O.
Case, State Superintendent of
Schools, that the course of the
Winslow II. S. was fully ace:red-
tied for college entrance. The
school is as well equipped " ith
apparatus as any school in Nor
thern Arizona, bar none: while
the scholastic qualifications of
the teachers are superior; to
those of even the State Normal.
Miss Grace Anderson, Grade 2,
resumed her work in the north
building after a severe illness.
The Grammar School football
team has the appearance of be-
ing a bunch of comers, They
practice regularly, often OH the
H. S. athletic grounds under
their coach.
Total enrolment Oct. IL: H !.
s. building, 6S; South s1d.s, S5;
North side, 314. Total 467l.
Average attendance for the
past week was in excess of 43O.
This is 12O more than the aver,
age attendance last year, at the
same time.
Monthly reports were iss med
in all rooms on Tuesday no,0m.
Hereafter all report cards will
be issued on the Tuesday noon
following the end of each sch ,ol
month.
We gratefully ackno vledge the
fact thatup to date we have had
72~visitors to our schools. Can't
you help us average 100 visitors
a month. That is our aim. Pa
irons can not be fully pleased
with something they nave never
seen. We think that you will be
pleased with the work going on
IN all departments of the Wins
low schools. The first months
work was good in every detail.
The South Side school is over.
crowded at present, but on last
Wednesday the seats were all
changed so as to remedy the con
ditions to some extent.
Night school is flourishiug and
experiences a steady growth un-
der the efficient instruction OF
Misses Cavanaugh and Snyder.
Opportunity is offered to all who
work in the day time to get
commercial educa ton, and to
learn Spanish in the evening
The City Basketball League
held meetings on Monday and
Thursday nights. The league is
organized under the American
Amateur Athletic tion
and will begin the regular league
schedule early in November. The
league will be composed of the
following teams: Winslow High
School team. Santa Fe Shops
team, Santa Fe Office team, Win
slow City team.
A beautiful cup will be the
trophy to be competed for, also
the league winner will be- award
ed the league pennant.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12
COMMON COUNCIL
TOWN OF WINSLOW
Chamber of Common Council
tor the Town of Wlnslow.
o1 1G1- 1naa

|
for the Town of Wlnslow.
October 1st, 1919.
Regular meeting called to or.
der by Hon. Mayor, F. T. La.
Prade. Roll call found the fol.
lowing members present: w. F.
Williams, C. E. Stoddard, s. L.
Hosler, and J. B. Drumm. Those
absent were R. L. Moore and E.
+. Tarr. 80
Minutes of the previous meet.
ing were read, and upon a mo-
! ton were approved.
Under the head of reports of
officers" Marshal c. Nj. Bledsoe
furnished the following which
covered collections for the month
of September: General Fund,
$2sO.5o; Dog Tax, $24.00; Tax.
es for 1912, $317.39; $3S.52
was collected on back taxes.
Street Supervisor Theo. Shut
lin presented a report showing
that 81. 20 for Street Taxes had
been collected. This amount was
turned over to the clerk, and the
report approved.
Clerk w. J. Grocer rendered his
report covering all business tran
sacted during the quarter closed
August 31st; the same was re-
'ferred to a special auditing COM
mittee with instructions to have
the report published.
Chairman B. Drunm of the
special committee to investigate
the advisability of having names
Of streets posted, made a final
report, which met with the ap-
/ proval of the Council, and ac-
cordingly the chairman was au
thorized to purchase sach signs
necessary, the posting of these.
signs will be made as soon as
they arrive.
The application of Attorney J.
D. Yates for the position of City
Attorney was then read, and up.
on a motion which was put and
carried, the Mayor declared Mr..
Yates regularly appointed City
Attorney.
Mr.. w. J. Hungertord, who had
applied for the position of Sewer
Inspector, was appointed to sue
ceed Mr.. c. c. Meyer, who had
been acting in that capacity. An
ordinance compelling all proper
ty to connect to the sewer sys-
tenn was read. and upon motion,
put and carried, and was declar-
ed passed.
The following claims against
the town were read, approved
and allowed:
Chas. Roberts, street$ 24.OO
S. c. Leal, street .-....-.---. $4,000
Winslow Telephone CO. 400
W. H. Dagg. band stand CTS
Babbitt Bros, mdse. . 2.55
E. T. Barnum, city Jail 109.75
Santa Fe Ry. Co., water 277.5O
c. M. Bledsoe, salary 5000
F. K. Ellis, &C. band. - 500
c. M. Bledsoe $50
c. NJ. Bledsoe. rs
Fl. Cooper, street. 7 85
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-12

There being no further business
the meeting was closed.
F. T. LAPRADE, Mayor.
w. J. GROCER, Clerk,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-29
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To THE
JEFFERSON COUNTY
PHONE HOLDERS

Are you guilty of annoying neighbors over
the Jefferson County Telephone Let the
guilty take notice. Where malicious noises
are traced TO certain phone, said phone
will be removed without further notice
Some few, very few phone holders are allow
ing their phones te be need to the annoyance
of their fellows. This must cease or said
phones viii! be removed. Keep your children,
who have not reached the age OF discrestion.
and servants of the phone line. Servants
have no right to use phone save on your
business. BE polite over the phone" Po-
likeness begets poi:teness, SO exercise your
own rights as not to interfere with the
rights of others.
II. C. GETZENDANNER,
Jan 7-tf Manager
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-29
DEMOCRATS MUST Be ALERT.

National Chairman Mscombs Calls At
tention Of Wilson Supporters to Me-
csssity Of Meeting This Unjust At
tack.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-29
The Jefferson, Coy
MUTUAL
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-29

CRY WOLF! Wolff
TOSCARE VOTERS
Standpat Managers Depending |
on Prosperity Plea to
! Turn Tide to Taft
DEMOCRATS MUST Be ALERT.
National Chairman Mscombs Calls At
tention Of Wilson Supporters to Me-
esssity Of Meeting This Unjust At
tack.
Democratic National committee, New
York, Oct Is. 1912.
Ny Dear Democratic Friend and Co
worker:
The success of the Democratic ticket
on Nov. Is dependent wholly upon
the activities Of you loyal working
Democrats. And we are depending
upon you with absolute confidence. !
know that the responsibilities are
heavy, but further know that the re-
suits will justify this confidence which
we place in you. The way to attain
the most effective results Is to have
each voting district so thoroughly or
ganized that every Democratic voter
viii be brought to the polls on election
day and will vote the Democatic tick
ct. When elections are lost to the Dem
ocrats it is generally because the Dem
ocratic vote has not been brought out
VIII you surely see to it that all your
Democrats vote this year?
Senator Gore, who Is chairman Of
the organization bureau Of the national
committee, is delighted and enthusiasts
tic about the way the real Democratic
workers are getting into the harness,
and he feels this same dependence and
confidence In you.
"Wolf, Wolff"
take the liberty Of calling your at
tention to q line Of attack on US that
Is being used by the Republicans, and
/ urge you to guard against and to
counteract in your district. They are
ed charge that Democratic success will
mean business depression. To show
you one way In which they are at
tempting this line of fooling the voters
I quote few sentences from letter
recently got out from their Chicago
headquarters which they are now send
ing the business firms:
"The campaign now in progress
has a direct personal interest for
you. Upon its result depends the
maintenance of the present bust
ness prosperity which the country
Ii euJUyluR. w ny odSiluNc PiCSChe
prosperity for uncertainty and de-
preston. which tariff for revenue
only would certainly bring?"
That these suggestions are wholly
false and are wickedly made to fool
the people is evidenced by the fact that
with the election very short time of
and with almost every reader and
thinker and political observer beliey
Ing that Wilson and Marshall will be
elected. yet practically every line OF
business is showing extremely mark
ed activity. The railroads are placing
heavy orders for new rails and equip
ment. and their earnings are running
ahead of last year by many millions
Of dollars monthly, wholesale houses
are having tremendous demands fol
goods, the steel mills and factories are
full of orders, and bank clearings show
heavy gains all over the country. This
intense business activity is due to the
ract that the business world knows
Governor Wilson will do just what ht
says he will do. His record is one OF
complete fulflllment Of his promises
All well posted business men know
that Governor Wilson's election vii
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-29

Charles Town W. Va Aug 49, 1912.
T Our ertiZ Customers:
advised that there likely be shortage of cars
shipping fall and have ngly urged bv
the Fertilizer Manufacturers from whom buy goods
send in orders the earliest possible
that shipment be arranged at the proper time so
delay will when the fertilizer needed.
would therefore thank of who
yet given orders wants as soon
SIS possible snd oblipe,
WASHINGTON, ALEX AMBER & COOE
Fertilizers
Charles Town, w. Va
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
merely " ! ~conndante. lut z n

merely as . c~onidante. but a. an
acomplice.
AS soon as the whimsical creature
found that there was nothing TO fear
from her cousins opposition her spir-
its rose a the prospect q an advensure
usual. She ran on with o thousand
absurd suggestions, until Feggte. In
fected by her mood, offered TO visit
the prison at Newgate, and lay Prues
proposal before the highwayman.
You know, You told him ] was your
maid" she said, and tits one of a
messages for her mistress; messages
OF doubtful discretion especially.
can remind him of the meet
ing on Bleakmoor, and introduce
myself as having witnessed IN kiss
which igiited q flame in your heart
that can only be quenched by a mar
rage in extreriis."
Make use Of what arguments you
please, Peg. and for credential take
with you the purse he bestowed In
charity OF the poor widow, who o
implores a still greater favor from him.
Alaek the purse Is well-nigh empty.
but there's. enough left In 1t to bride
the iailers to admit a lady of high de-
gree, who to find u II h con-
demned man "a put her in the way to
recover the jewelry she was robbed OF
on the Queens highway" -
''Today is Thursday, Prue," said
Peggie, proceeding to prepare for her
errand without delay. "Thou'lt not
wed o. Friday? It's unluckyl" -
"Unluckyi Dost think there's any
luck, good or i'll. about such a
marriage?" cried Prue, dropping
suddenly into a shuddering d~esponden-
| cy. Friday is as good a day as any
for ones undoing. and Saturdays toe
long; 'twould give me time to change
my mind"
There's time enough for that now"
quoth Peggie philosophically. "The
banns are net Yet asked, nor even the
wooing sped. 'Twere wiser, perhaps
to repent today than regret tomorrow"
D o think SO. Peggie? So dc
not j. If do have to repent, II shall
not be for an opportunity missed fol
a coward scruple. Here. let me tie this
long, black veil owe your hood, Peg;
1t will make you look like q mourner
and with your handkerchief to your
face, you might defy even the sharp
eyes OF Lowton herself"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
CHAPTER vi.
A MATTER OF TITLE.

AS Peggie, yelled and muffed up,
with the curtains OF her sedan choir
drawn--but not closely enough to in
terfere with her outlook-was borne
toward the city, she passed a hand
some chariot, driven rapidly in the OPP
posite direction.
The, glimpse she caught Of the oc-
cupants caused her great amusement.
Sir Godfrey Beaudesert was seated be-
side q young man, richly dressed n
handsome, but sallow and hollow
checked. This. vas Lord Beachconbe,
whose marriage with Lady Prudence
Brooke had been abruptly broken. off
about a year ago, in consequence Of a
scandal raised by a certain Captain
O'Keefe. who considered himself ILL
used by h lady, and whose insulting
structures upon her conduct led to O
fatal duel with Sir Geoffrey. and re-
suited in the promise Of her hand to
the champion of her honor. The sight
OF Prue's former and present lovers
together, struck Peggie as particularly
funny, in connection with her own
4 queer errand. II she could nave over
heard their conversation, II would have
| given additional zest to the situation.
Faith" Lord Beachcombe was say
ing, III you are really bent on marrying
luck than I had"
II am bent on 1t. with my whole
\ heart and SOUL" Sir Godfrey replied.
doggedly rather than enthusiastically.
Il am not a man to be turned from my
purpose by an Idle word"
The other laughed carelessly. mo
4 nan in your condition takes warning
by other mems misfortunes," he re-
marked. But there's still hope for
YOU; you are not her husband yet"
mo, but / swear I will be, and soon.
tool" exclaimed Sir Godfrey. II won
her at the swords point, and by the
God above us, IN wear her!"
will you bet?" demanded the other,
with a sneer. Gambling was the most
fashionable vice of that day. and few
subjects were too great or too small to
hang a wager upon.
AYE, Lord Beachcomhe, II you want
to lose money, I'll not deny you the OPP
portunity," laughed Sir Godfrey, re-
covering his good humor. What dc
hundred?"
Fifty or 100 g~uineas is all COO small
a wage for so important a matter"
said Lord B~eachcombe slowly, as
though considering the exact sum de-
manded by the occasion Let Us say
IL. 000-or 5000" Dr..
Sir Geoffrey was staggered by the
amount, but he was as ardent a gam
bier as his, companion, and reputed O
much luckTer one. A your lordshiE
pleases," he replied, with well assumed
indifference. But / warn you that the
higher the stake, the more certain ]
shall be to win 1t, even II I have to
carry the lady OFF by force"
"Ohl If you have to resort to force
IF I have to resort to force. the stake
should be doubled" exclaimed Sill
Godfrey, but I have no fear of that
Did your lordship say 1000 or was
it 5,000?"
Let 1t be 5000" returned Beach.
cumbe. "Tn wager 5000 guineas that
you do not marry he Viscountesi
Brooke within-shall we say a month? 2
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
HANDS ITcHED AND BURNED

Abbotsford, Wis.-"My son had ec.
Eema. on his hands for about one year.
The eczema started with q rash. His
hands were sore 80 he could not close
them, and when he wet his hands they
hurt him so he could hardly wash. His
hands itched and burned Just terrible
and IL he would scratch them, they
would break out into sores. He could
not get any rest or sleep, and his
hands looked quite bad.
eve had medicine and salve and II
kept getting worse all the time. I got
sonae Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and after washing his hands with the
Cuticura Soap and putting some Of tho
Cuticura Ointment on two times a day
and tying cloths on them for about six
months they got well and have moi
broken out since. Cuticuras Soap and
Ointment cured him entirely" (Sign,
cd Mrs. Lawrence Kiehl. Feb. 10
IS1a.
Cntlcura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
tree, with S2-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L. Boston"
Adv.