davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
PACYENTA ZBITO MA
SMIERc w SZPITALU OLA
OBLAKANYCH.

Okropna Smiercia zgina} ChaS.
Hoenicke, jeden pacyentow W
zak1adzie dla obiakanych w Dun
ming. w Srode wieczorem funk
cyonaryusze zakladowi zbili go
tax okropnie, IL wczoraj wyziona}
ducha.
Aresztowano jako podejrza-
nych: George Sandusky'ego, ia
cob Miller'a, Frank Parthun'a i
Rudolph Schilhauser'a. Zamknie-
to ich wczoraj wieczorem ma sta
cyl policyjnej przy Shakespeare
ave-, dopoki ME odbeda sic ogle-
dziny koronera.
Sandusky'ego obwiniaja iowa
rzysze jego "a obicie Hoenicke'a,
on znow wine Gala zwala ma Mil
lera. Pacyent ME odznacza} sig
zbyt wielka czystoscia, co mialo
pobudzic funkcyonaryuszy do
wSciekioSci i obicia go.
Hoenicke liczyi lat a, miesz-
kal pnr. 3o8 West 1I6-ta I'll. Do
zakladu przywieziono go przed 7
dniami re szpitala dentencyjnego,
gdzie go uznano waryatem.
Dozorczyni znalaz}a go we
czwartek o godz. 5-tej lezacego
ma f6zku bez przytomnoscl. Ma
twarzy miai since Cd obicia, ma
gardle znaki duszenia. Wezwala
superintendent Leiningera i le-
karzy, kt6rzy skonstatowali ia
talne wykrecenie krtani inne O.
brazenia ma ciele.
Sandusky Miller byli stroza-
mi w tym przedziale, w ktorym
znajdowa} sic pacyent nieszcze-
sliwy; Parduhn Shilhauser byli
strozami w sasiednim przedziale.
Skandal ten ME wyszedlby
prawdopodobnie ma jaw, gdyby
ME wizyta cz}onkow stanowego
wydziaiu, Thomas O'Connor,'a z
Peoria James Hyland'a Chica-
60, ktorzy, us}yszawszy o Smler-
ci Hoenicka, wdrozyli Sledztwo.
w sPRAWIE REFoRMY u
sTAW RoZWODOWYCH.
Wczoraj W gmachu powiato-
wynn zebrala sic stara kom1sya
pod przewodnictwem sedziego
Marcus'a Kavanaugh'a w celu O.
pracowania planu akcyi, dazacego
do zreformowania ustaw odno-
szacych sic do maizehstw i roz-
wodow w Stanie Illinois.
Przewodniczacy zaznaczy}, re
akcya komisyi ma poparcie ogo-
lu, a jezeIi poprawki do ustaw
stanowych, opracowane i pred
lozone przez komisye podczas O.
statniej sesyi legislatury stano-
wei ME staiy sic prawem, to ME
dla braku poparcia publicznego,
gdyz senat poprawki te przyjal,
jakotez komitet sadowniczy z 10
ma Izby representative. Lecz W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
Z NIEMIEC.

Hanover, % listopada. - Po-
miedzy tenn miastem a pewna sta
cya w New Jersey zdoiano po--
dobno nawiazac telefoniczne bez-
drutowe poiqczenie rozmowa
miala bye dobrze siyszalna.
w Berlinie i innych wiel--
kich pruskich miastach szerzy sic
agitacya przeciwko pahstwowe--
mu KoScioiowi protestanckiemu
agitacye te prowadza socyaliSci,
ateiSci i wolnomy5licieie, ktorzy
iuz podobno W samym Berlinie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22

stern. Rozbili oni szafe stalowa,
zabrali 5000 W gotowce i uclekll.
Wybuch DYNAMITE byl tax silny,
re Gale wewnterzne urzadzenle
stacyi zostaio zburzone. Jedna
Sciana budynku zostala caiklem
zniesiona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
,,Pieknem "a nadObne" SufrazyStkOm
.ataStrofa Kolejowa.
= z budzetu austryackiegO.
TsIsgaf BhuW znaOmOst II jeyk6T' - Me zna ROeks-
fsIsra, - Ospa Joliet, - PrzeCieny zarObek

traciI dawna w kraju popular,
nose: gdy krol wyjechai do Ko-,
burgu, swego dziedzicznegc
ksiestwa, w Niemczech, syn je-
go miaI otrzymac listy pogroz'
kami zamachu wyjechal takze
podobno ma Wegry by SIZE. lie
czyc ma nerwy". Partya republi,
kanska w kraju coraz Smielej pod
nosi glove, a abdykacya Ferdy-,
nanda ma bye prawie pewna, cho-
dzi tylko to, czy bedzie to abb
dykacya ma rzecz Borysa, czy
ME. -.
RCHA SPRAWY BEILISA.
Petersburg, % listopada. -Po
procesie o mord rytualny W Kijo-
vie nastapi teraz Gala serya no.
wych procesow prasowych, o O.
BRAGG wiadz, sadu itp. Mozliwem
tez jest wznowienie raz jeszcze
samego oryginalnego procesu,
czego sic domaga ,,Kijewlianin"
organ antysemicki, ktory jednak
bronii zyda, Beilisa, oskarzonego
% ow mord rytualny, a oskarzal
wladze policyjne o rozmaite w Ia
cznosci ta sprawa - sprawki,
jak podrabianie dowodow rzeko-
mych, Swiadectw, Swiadkow it'd.
Redakcya ,,Kijewlianina" juz 20
stala postawiona w stan oskarze-
MIA. Bells wciaz jeszcze przeby-
wa W Kijowie pod strazq, ponie-
waz ME uplynal jeszcze termin
naznaczony do wniesienia apela-
cyl, hub nowego prccesu. w je-
dnym urzadzonych MIN in
terwiewow opowiada Bells, kto-
ry spedzii IS miesiecy W wiezie-
niu Sledczem, jak go tam dreczo-
no i torturowano, by zen zezna--
MIA wymeczyc...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
z JAPONII.

Toxic, % listopada. - ZmarI
tu ksiaze Keiki Tekugawa, ostat
nj z ,,szogunow" - wielkorzad--
cow (majordomow) Japonii; IL
rad 6w zostal zniesiony przez
Mikada Mutsu-Hito, a wtedy
Tekugawa zrezygnowa'; byi on
swego czasu najwyzszym wo-
dzem armii Japonskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
AMERYKANIE WE WLO-
SZECH.

Rzym, % listopada. - Kapi--
tan Smith okretu wojennego
Arkansas, bawiacego ma wo-
dach wloskich, przeczy doniesie-
niu burdach, jake mieli urza--
die amerykahscy marynarze W
Neapolu: powiada, re zachowali
sic oni wzorowo..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
Z CHIN.

Pekin, % listopada. - Podob-
no wykryto spisek przeciwko
rzadowi: pare jego uczestnik6w
juz aresztowano i znaleziono do
kumenty, dowodzace, IL Geese
wojska miala bye W porozumie-
niu ze spiskowcami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
$4,000 ludzi ,,wyprowadzili"
zborow protestanckich.
z AUSTRYI.

Wieden, % listopada. = w
de1egacyach austro wegiersklct
przedlozono budzet wojenny W
wysokoSci ,tylko" 329 milion6w
koron ,,zwyczajnych", oraz 769
600 nadzwyczajnych wydatkow
nadto ministeryum wojny ma W
budzecie swym extra wydatkow
ma 80 miliony. w kontraScie z
temi liczbami preliminuje mini
sterstwo kolei 600 milionow ma
budowe kolei W przeciagu nastep-
nych lat szeSclu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
q BULGARYI.

Sofia. % listopada. - Nietylko
krol Ferdynand, ale take syn
lego, ks. Borys, nastepca tronu u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
TeIegramy KGajoWe'
REKORDOWA PRZESYLKA
POCZTOWA.

Nowy York, 22 listopada.
Wczoraj przyjechaf tu okret Ma
iestic, nalezqcy do Linii White
Star, kt6ry przywi6zI ma swym
pokladzie rekordowa przesylke
pocztowa. Poczta ME pamieta ta-
kiej przesylki ma jednym okrecie.
Przywieziono bowiem 5,OS2 wor-
XII listow paczek pocztowych.
INDYANIE USTEPUJA. =
Durango, Colo, % listopada.-
Zdaje sic, re dzisiaj lub jutro
przyjdzie do porozumienia z In
dyanami, kt6rzy sic oszahcowali
W g6rach i chcieli stawic opor
woisku Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
kt6re sprowadzono jedynie W ce-
lu, by Indyanom zabrac siedmiu
zbrodniarzy poszukiwanych przez
sadly krajowe. Agent do spraw in
dyahskich Shelton telefonowaf
wczoraj, re zaledwie paru In
dyan broni zbrodniarzy, reszta
zas calkiem ich opuSciia.
Konnica Stanow Zjednoczon.
stawi sic ma miejscu dzisiaj. Zda-
je sic, ze Indyanie wywiesza bia-
Ia chorqgiew pred czasem.
ROZBILI SZAFE MA STA
Cyl KoLEJoWEJ.
Rochester, Mimi, % listopada.
RychIo wczoraj rano paru
zbrodniarzy zakradfo sic do stacyi
kolejowej Chicago Great We
Hatterman 1 CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
zb!I! IA sn!ie!ci.
Bruta|ni funkCyonaryusze tax
okropnie waryata obi|i, ze
ten unark
Reforma rozwodowa.
Komisya p|anuje szersza akcyq " ce-
|u poprawienia uStaw rozWodoWych.
Walka z drozyzna.
BO kOt kupc6w, --- Komisya miejska wdraza
$IedztWO.
WaIka z drozyzna.
Bojkot kupc6w. --- Komisya miejska wdraza
$IedztWO.
Sedzwo spawe tstu eonensgo - Dochodzena zarzut6W
pzecW senatorow DsMOwi, - uepszenia mad jeziosm.
Process ,,arcykap|ana" kuItu sfOdCa;

nawale spraw pod koniec sesyi,
te poprawki, jak i wiele innych
dobrych projektow wcale pod O.
brady Izby nizszej sic ME dosta-
ly. w obec tego akcya bedzie
wznowiona i to ma szersza skale.
Wszystkie zywioiy spo}eczne, in
teresujace sic reforma rozwodo'
wa, beda objete. Ia rozszerze.
MEM akcyi przemawial take Sc
dzia Hugo Pam. Wybrano komi-
sye, ktora ma plan akcyi opraco'
wac i przediozyc ma nastepnem
posiedzeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
CZY SCHMIDT JEST WA
RYATEM?

Nowy York, % listopada. -
Sad, kt6ry bedzie rozpatrywai
spvawe Hansa Schmidta ma "a
decydowac czy czlowiek ten ME
c:erpial ma obied w chwili kiedy
zamordowa} Anne Aulmiller. Sc
dzia Foster ME chciaf sic zgodzic
ma to, by specyalna komisya
stwierdziia stan umysiowy
Schmidta. Process rozpocznie sic
dnia 25 listopada. Cd czasu kie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
CZTERDZIESTU SKALE-
CZONYCH w KOLIZYI.

Minneapolis, Mimi, % listopa-
da. - CzterdzieSci osob zosta}c
skaleczonych, W tel liczbie dwoje
odnioslo rany smiertelne, kiedy
zderzyIy sic diva tramwaje pod
miejskie. Wypadek zaszedi ma
krzyzowce kiedy tramwaje pc
dzily dose szybko. Pasazerow
Smiertelnie pokaleczonych "a
brano do szpitala, inni zas saml
udali sic do swych mieszkah.
WYSZYNKI ZAMKNIETE w
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, O., 20 listopada. -
Policya naprawde zabra1a sic do
skory wszystkich szynkarzy W ca
lem mieScie i wydala nastepuja-
ce przepisy, ktorych SciSle trzeba
SIG trzymac:
Wyszynki musza bye zamknle-
te cd polnocy w sobote az do po-
niedzialku. Zamkniete maja bye
r6wniez kantory cygatami W
wyszynkach.
Szynkarzom ME wolna rowniez
wchodzic do swych lokali cho-
ciazby w celu czyszczenia lub
prowadzenia rachunkow.
Porterom pomywaczkom ME
wolno pracowac W wyszynkach
w niedziele.
Zaslony W wyszynkach musz2
bye podniesione cd polnocy W So
bote az do poniedzialku rama.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
WALKA Z DROZYZNA.

Walka z drozyzna przybiera
rome formy. TAX organizacye
prywatne, jak i cia}a publiczne
kwestye te studyuja i zwalczaja
ia, .albo przynajmniej usiiuja
zwalczac ia, roznymi srodkami.
Klub Czystej zywnosci (Chi-
cago Clean Food Club) oglosil
wczoraj bojkot handlarzy jaj. Po
stawi{ sobie "a eel ciagnac cens
jej do 81 centow "a tuzin. Obecna
cena "a t. wv. .strickly fresh,
AZ centow tuzin, zdaje i'm sig
zdziercza i absolutnie nlczem
nieusprawiedliwiona, gdyz zapa-
sy jaj maja bye dostateczne.
w swych rezolucyach kluo
twierdzi, re jaja, obecnie spree
dawane po AZ centow byly ku-
phone w kwietniu "a Is centow
tuzin,, i re przetrzymanie w lodo-
wniach asekuracya kosztuje tyl
ko ~ centa cd tuzina, wiec 81
Gently cd tuzina powinna bye do
stateczna cena.
w zesziym roku ten sam klub
zaja} sic sprzedaza jaj W czasie
drozyzny. w tym roku ME moze
tego uczynit, gdyz kupcy hurto-
wni ME chca sprzedac jaj "a
mniej niz 81 Gently we wielkich i
loSciach. w roku zesziym cena
hurtowna wynosila 20 centow.
- Wczoraj formalnie rozpo-
czefa swa prace nova .komisya
miejska targu municypalnego.
Ma ona zbadac kwestye, czy mia
sto ME mogioby za}ozyc targ pro
duktow rolniczych ma ktorymby
wprost producenci mogli artyku-
ly spozywcze sprzedawac po mi
nimalnych cenach. Podnaszany
jest bowiem czesto zarzut, re po-
Srednicy Srubuja ceny W gore i
robia CRUDE zyski.
Pred komisye wezwani beda
reprezentanci wszystkich tych,
kt6rzy maja do czynienia pro-
dukcya lub sprzedaza artykulow
spozywczych, Komisya takze
prosic bedzie listownie o jak mai
wiecej informacyi.
Niejaki Fred A. Curtis, ktory
Z kwestya drozyzny zdaje sic bye
gruntownie obznajomiony, twier-
(Dokonczenie ma stronicy Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
z WYPRAWY ANTARK-
TYCZNEJ.

Sydney, N. P. Walia, Austria,
liza, 22 listopada. - Iskrowa de-
pesza Commonwealthbay, glo,
nej kwatery wyprawy do biegu-
ma poludniodego dra Mawsona
donosi, re expedycya zime szcze-
Sliwie przebyla teraz latem po-
daZy dalei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22
Z ANGLII.

Londyn, % listopada. - Su-
frazystki tutejsze sprawiiy VIE
lie szkody, spaliwszy sklad drze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22

A. F. Hammann, 1922 w. Chicago
aY. pozycza pieniadze ma domy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22

wa mad Tamiza: podobno stra--
ia wynosi sto tysiecy; ale zem-
sta ludu dosiegla ich PREDICT, niz
sic spodziewafy, bo o to t}um w
tym samym czasie wpadl do
ich kwatery zdemolowal ia
kompletnie; polamano biurka,
krzesla, spalono ksiegi broszury.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, % listopada. - Niedys-
pozycya kr6lowej hiszpahskiej
okazaIa sic tax lekka, re para
kr6lewska udaia sic juz W dal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-22

The Oldest Polish Daily In Chicago
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
PASSENGER INJURED.

T. G. Black, a passenger on
No. | bound for Imperial, Cal,
was badly injured Wednesday
morning by being struck by a
private car that a switch engine
was removing from No. 2 pre-
paratory to the cutting out Of the
Phoenix sleeper. For some rea-
son, Mr.. Black, who is a man
about seventy years Of age, did
not notice the approach of the
car and was struck by it sustain
ing severe injuries about the
head. His hands and arms were.
painfully bruised, but his worst
injuries were about the head
causing him to loose conscious
ness soon after the accident.
He was removed to the Santa
Fe hospital and his son, I. r.
Black notified by wire.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
ARIZONA LEADS.

Nothing succeeds like success.
Again Arizona leads the United
States in the percentage of crop
prospects. The great record of
September, when Arizona head
ed ali states with 114.3 as the
general condition Of all crops. is
exceeded by the October report
just to hand. This report gives
the lead to Arizona again with a
percentage of 1864. This speaks
we'll of the agricultural methods
IN the new state. There is much
to be gained from a perusal of
the reports issued by the De
partment of Agriculture, and a
study of the data supplied has
again evidenced the superiority
of irrigated agriculture. The
success of irrigation is assured
and with the encouragement
which all thinking minds are
giving to storage problems and
methods, a new day in
agriculture in Arizona is quickly
dawning. The Guardian.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Persistant Advertising

Fers1Stency III advertising is being constant and stead.
fast in carrying out advertising campaign the
constant dropping of the of publicity that wears
away the stone of indifference"
The advertiser should hammer home one proposition at
time never being afraid of 1epetition few advertise
ments may not be profitable the chances they
will not But regular and udcious advertising always
profitable it keeps the merchants before people
all the time is also in the information
to the public educates the public look regularly
certain paper and place for certain business relative
to a certain store.
The merchant who is persistent and masters every de-
tail of his businesss successful he has not studied
advertising and become familiar he has not master
ed of the very important details of his business The
reason why only about in twenty merchants are sue
cessul (as Duns and Bradsreets statistics show be-
cause only about twenty merchants adverts
ing 1t relates to their business.
Persistent advertising is merely to hold business or to
pull business from competitors but gain new
toner's and satisfy existing demands create new de-
lar accomplish this desired result.
One celebrated retail merchant who has perfect knowl-
edge of every detail OF his business and reaped reward
has this say "A good newspaper-good advertising in
that newspaper persistent lbackcd up by right
of merchandise and the right kind Ct store servcehats
combination that will spell success for any who
has foresight ard understanding enough give it fair
trial.
Copyright 1912 by Geo L. Patterson.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Married

Last Sunday evening, in the
presence Of a few friends and
relatives, Miss Dorothy Grace
0 Brien was united in marriage
to Mr.. Harry C. Gray. The serv-
ices were performed by Reverend
White in the parsonage. Miss
Mary Fenton was bridesmaid and
Dewitt Peek stood as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Gray are we'll known
here having belonged to the
younger folks set. Miss O'Brier
has made her home here for the
past two years while Mr.. Gray
has been in the service of the
Santa Fe as a locomhtive fireman
for the past three years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray are at home to their
friends in thier residence on E.
Aspinwall Ave, but are planning
on a honeymoon to Denver about
December 1st. The Mail extends
congratulations and good luck to
the young couple.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
SECOND ANNUAL DEMONS
TRATIOlJ TRAIN.

The Second Annual Demon
stration train over the Santa Fe
lines will be in WinsloW We'd
nesday Nov. 10. The Santa Fe
has been very liberal this year
in furnishing cars, equipping
them, and aiding in the carrying
out of a successful program.
Last year there were only two
cars, this year there will be four.
One will be used for the display
of agriculture products. In this
car particular attention will be
given to crops that can be raised
by dry farming methods, as it is
recognized that this is one of the
industries Of the state that needs
encouragement.
Selections from the Arizona
exhibit at the Dry Farming Con
gress at Tulsa, Okla, will be
made by Malcolm Frazier, of
Prescott, also selections from the
exhibits at the State Fair will be
shown in car No. /.
Car No. 2 will be the machin-
cry car and in this will be shown
the best and most approved ma
chinery for pumping water,
cultivating and harvesting crops
in Arizona, both for dry farming
and by irrigation.
In car No. 3 will be the live
stock exhibit. This year IN ad-
dition to the cows and sheep
shown last year will be beef
animals and hogs. The cattle
industry of the state is of such
great extent that it is thought
chat something ought to be done
by way of demonstrating and
showing the advantage Of i'm
proving the range cattle by the
introduction of better blood,
Car No. 4 will be the lecture
car. A screen will be fitted in
one end Of this car and stereopti-
can pictures will be shown and
lectures given on the subjects of
general interest to cattlemen,
farmers and the public general
ly,
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Foreman of the night lead en-
CINE McGillis has been promoted
to night yardn 5ter.
Parent--Te acher, Association

The I aren't Teachers Associ; :
tlon of the High School met cn
tuesday evening, the program
given was paper by Mrs. +.
n. Wonders. on Character
Building" talk Music in Pub
lie Schools" Mrs. C. j. Trimble,
duet, Cavalry March" Goun-
I'd Misses Creswell and Tiltor,
Report of Teachers Convention
in Phoenix, Prof. G. F. Corr e.
llous; solo Miss Day, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Gus Hansen,
The next regular meeting Of
the association will occur on tt e
second Tuesday evening in Dec
ember.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Catholic Church Bazaar,

The Catholic Bazaar will open
Thursday Nov. 10th, at 2 P. M.
continue all evening also Friday
afternoon and evening. Supper
will be served from 5. 80 to 81
each evening. Dancing will be
one of the attractions and on
Faiday afternoon from four to
six a masquerade ball be given
for the children. All children are
cordially invited to take part, no
admission aharge. The sale ahd
supper will continue during the
ball. Don t forget the fish pond.
Kiddos! A prize will be awarded
to the boy and girl wearing the
most original costume. Ladies
don't forget to buy your Xmas
presence. This will be a good
chance for the bachelors to get
a good home cooked meal and a
cup of Grandma Moore's coffee
and for boys to buy thier girls
home made candy and the girls
to buy papa a pair of slippers.
sewer 500, Winslow Fire Com
pany account fire Oct. Oath. 5000
Chas. Rutherford, account trip
expenses to Phoenix, 5000.
Chas. Daze, 200. Postal Telegraph
Co, 1. 13.
A petition for sWer extension
in block No.19 of Hicks additi-
on was read, and upon motion re-
fered to Sewer ComisSion.
A motion to adjourn, carried,
Attest.
| W. j. Crozier. T, 7. LaPrade.
Town Clerk.
Mayorof Town.
E. W. Beall, toolroom man Of
the Srnta Fe, is seriously i'll in
the Santa Fe hospital in Los An
giles.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15

The dance given Friday even
ing by the Dancing club in the
Macabee Hall was enjoyed by
twenty three couples. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served. The young
people were chaperoned by Mes
DANES Dadey, Eubanks and
Hickey.
w. H. Phillips returned from
the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles Sunday very much i'm
proved.
Rev. Bishop Atwood, of Pheon-
tx, stopped over on official bus
ness Saturday morning.
Furnished Rooms for Rent,
either three or six rooms. Al
ply at the MAIL Office.
Rev. White, Episcopal Minis
ter, went to Holbrook Wednes-
day on No. s to hold services,
and returned Thursday.
Mrs, A. FIoanor of the Bee
Hive is suffering from an attacl
of the grip.
Drs. G. c. Howard and Leone
Won NJ. ZeSh Gregory are at
tending the meeting of the ex
amining board at Phoenix and
are expected home the last OF
the week.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Woman's Club Notes.

The directors of the Woman's
Club held a business meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. The
courtesies of the club were ex-
tended to Mrs. f. Lamport and
Miss n. Brown.
The department Of Current
Events and Letters will meet
next Wednesday at 3 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. L. j. Bennett
on Apache ave.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15
Special Attraction Tonight Only,
AT the Electric Theatre.

The Black Aristocrats, intro
ducing songs, buck and wing
dancing and the human steam
calliope, headed by the COM
edians Trice & Trice and baby
Trice, the Big Four of vaude-
vile, a regular old fashioned
minstrel show; three reels of
pictures. A banner show.
Come and enjoy it. Prices
children, Is cents, adults Is
cents.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15


M, J. Dufey, r. G. Folgure
and Chas Mander returned the
first of the week from Grand
Canyon, where they have been
doing some pipe work. They
have been there since September
Both, under the supervision of
V. G. Proctor who has charge Of
the water service and bridge
building for the Santa Fe.
Mrs. C. G. Braden has return
ed from a visit with friends in
albuquerque.
The Winslow mail., 1913-11-15

Chairman of the Corporrtiot
W. P. Geary with Harry Trittlt
and several other Phoenix mer
left in autos for the mountains
Friday, for a two weeks hunting
trip. We hope they have good
luck as we understand almost
every one in the capitol city has
been promised every thing from
bear steaks to young turkey.