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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28
GEORGIA gets Big
CHAIRMANSHIPS
Representatives Have No
Complaint

Washington, d. c., May 81 - The
state of Georgia will fare unusually
well in the reorganization of the house
of representatives by the ways AMI
means committee. She will come out
with four desirable chairmanships
and representation on practically all
of the important standing committees,
unless the program is changed.
; Congressman w. c. Adamson, of the
Fourth, and T. w. Hardwick, of the
Tenth, will continue as ehairmen oil
the commerce and coinage committees,
respectively. Congressman Thomas
M. Bell, OF the Ninth and Dudley M.
Hughes, of the Twelfth, will get chair
manships. The former will head the
census committee and the latter will
be chairman of the education COM
mittee. Congressman William Schley
Howard, of the Atlanta district, will
be given place on the military affairs
committee, besides holding what ha
already has in the way. of assign
ments. He will succeed to the vacan-
f'7s .ssAs afe'l7A d1efs.s{t'sl
cies occasioned by the retirement from
this committee of Mr.. Hughes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28

you French excel us in politeness."
'"Oh, no, monsieur" protested the
Partisan gentleman, ~ deny it,"
That's just your politeness. "-Lou-
isYille Courier-Jo Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28
Piles Cured in 6 to u DAYS

Your druggist will refund money If PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to ID days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. Soc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28
Union Central Life IRs. Co.,

ort,.sr q
Il am going to make that boy stop
whistling," said the nervous man.
Don't! If you knew the words OF
thatSsong you'd be thankful to let him
whistle it instead of singing it,
Washington Star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28

Are you thinking of building a
home? You cannot attach too much
Importance to the electric wiring This
is matter that requires much skill
and thoroughness, or it will not prove
satisfactory, in addition to being dan
gerous, if insulation is defective. We
employ only competent workmen and
guarantee high class work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-28
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

WashingteR Camp Ne. a.
Washington Camp, No. "a, 2. O. q
of A., meets every Monday Atght H.
<. of p. Hail at o'clock. Visitir'
brothers cordially invited to attend.
S. r, SIMS, President.
.. ]. McBAAfH, Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
wis-Chavez.

Many friends of Mr.. John w.
Lewis and Miss Elvera Chavez
attended their wedding Wednes-
day night at the home Of Mrs.
Peralta. The knot was tied by
Justice Of the Peace A. II. Han
sen. who officiated in a manner
creditable to his office. The cere-
mony was performed promptly
at 10 p. M, the bride being at
tended by Mrs. Montana and Miss
Peralta and the groom by Messrs.
Montana and Ellis.
Among those present were:
Messrs. Allison, Underwood, Gar
cia, Reynolds, Cunningham, Bul-
lard, Ellis; Mesdames Cunning
ham, Bullard, Ellis, Korn, Burke;
also, Andy and the family.
Mr.. Lewis, as many know. is
the popular operator at the Air
dome, with high ambitions. a
technical education, a Union Card
and, at the present time, a beau
tiful partner, a man of good hab-
its and with nervous tempera-
ment. CA nervous temperament
is possessed by almost everybody
while going through an ordeal of
this nature.
The bride, is sknown to compar-
atively few in Winslow, but can
confidentially say, as SO few of us
can, that all of her acquaintance IS
are her friends.
Miss Peralta and Mrs. Montana
need no introduction to the Win
slow public neither does Andy.
When the Mail representative
sought to interview Mr.. Ellis, the
best he. got was, 'Watch the
blackboards and FOLLOW THE
CROWD. "
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
Starting in Business.

An emnently successful man gives basis of modern
big business three words Organize Deputize
Systemze There question but that could be
thus attained in any line of business
When has determined to embark in retail busi-
ness he will know several things he wise He will know
how much he intends invest in business what his expen
es will be- what his margin of prcft will be- and the
of business he reasonably expect to do The better he
knows each OF these the stronger will be his organization
the surer and more certain will be his success.
After he has acquired knowledge of his business and
is for business the first great problem that confon
him is how to get business in fact the problem of getting
and holding business the greatest problem in the retail
world today
The problem of getting business looks easy to the mex
perinced but in fact most difficult merchant may start
out personally to drum up business but he finds this
expensive The enteprising merchant will learn
it far cheaper and feasible to depuze someone
force to assist under his careful supervisory in the task of
getting business.
What medium to use is matter for each merchant to
settle for himself but if judge success there
is question that the local newspaper the cheapest and
best medium in getting and holding business all things
cosdered.
Copyright 1913 by Geo. E. Patterson
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
From Bass to "The Hook. !"

Mr.. Thos. Collister arrived in
town Wednesday morning accom-
panied by his brother-in-law,
Mr.. H. J. Harrison, and about
four hundred pounds of excess
baggage.
On inquiry we find that this
popular fireman of the Second
district has acquired the educa-
ton that experience teaches"
since. leaving Winslow a few
months ago. It is alleged that
Tommy" took on a position
with Mr.. R. G. Bass, the grocer,
soon after his arrival in Joe
Levy's city.
After Mr.. Bass had been in
''Tommy's" employ for while,
said Tommy" decided to go in
to the roofing business. On ac-
count of the absence of ladders,
Tommy" decended first into
the hospital and then (krool
fates) into the depths of matri-
mony.
The wedding festivities were
held at the home of the bride,
Mrs. Cecil Hagedorn, of Albu-
querque.
The reason Tommy" is SO
conceited is that he became a
husband and a step-father at the
same time. They say that 16-
months-old Howard will event
ually belong to the B. of L. F. &
E., and be employed on the Sec
ond district.
The MAIL extends its best
wishes to Tommy" and the
Mrs. . and hope they will live
in WinsloW forever. "
Too late for first edition The
excess baggage referred to, con
sisting of three trunks, did NOT
contain any Of Tommy S +"
clothes.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06

County Attorney j. e. Crosby
was a visitor in town Wednesday
on his way to Phoenix to attend
a hearing ola case before the
Corporation Commission yester-
day.
Mrs. Geo. Irwin entertained
Monday afternoon with a five
Hundred party in honor of Mrs.
W. 2. Geary Of Phoenix, Mrs. A.
j. Ratelle Of Yuma and Mrs. Rec
Stockton Of Sommerville, Texas.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Riley
Walcott, first, and Mrs. A. j.
Ratelle, seconds Those present
were EIesdames Geary, Rattelle,
Stockton, Trimble, Powell, Baz-
ell, kaufman, Kleihdinst, VIM.
Daze, Walcott, Parr, Lancaster,
Folsom, Lyons, Heiser, Her
mann, LaChance and Dady.
Coming the greatest feature
yet From the Manger to the
Cross. "
FOR SALE Tent almost new,
12x14, with floor. Apply at
MAIL office or phone 65 K.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06


Town Clerk VIM. j. Grocer is
taking special interest this year
in organizing one of the best fire
teams that Winslow has had in
years. Each night the boys are
taken out to practice and Mr..
Grocer informs us that the boys
will be hot and heavy after the
Frontier prize of $4,000, which
they consider will be a walk
away for them over the Santa
Fe team by good margin. In
any event the hose race will be
a hotly contested affair.
Mrs. Ray Lancaster entertain
ed Mrs. w. P. Geary and Mrs.
Lee Stockton at dinner Monday
evening.
Mrs. j. D. LaChance entertain
ed at cards Thursday evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Stock
ton, Geary, Heuser, Irwin, Parr,
Lancaster, Folsom, and Walcott.
Mrs. Riley Walcott entertained
Mrs. Geo. Irwin and Mrs. w. P.
Geary at Dinner Sunday.
Richard Wiggin, the village
plumber, went to Holbrook
Wednesday on business connected
with the Lathrop Building. Mr.,
Wiggin has contracted to install
the heating plant for this bull
ding.
Mrs. w. P. Geary of Phoenix,
is visiting her many friends in
Winslow, the guest of Mrs. Geo.
Irwin and Mrs. Riley Walcott.
Mrs. F. H. Hermann entertain
ed with a z course 6 o'clock din
ner at Hotel Harvey, Saturday
August 23rd. Those present were:
Mrs. w. P. Geary, Proctor, II
win, Welsh, Shipley, Walcott,
Folsom, Tremble, Sangston and
Hermann.
Mrs. Stockton, mother of Mrs.
j. d. LaChance who has been
visiting here for a number of
weeks with her daughter left for
her home in Somerville, Texas
Thursday evening.
Gelert Ramage, son CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Ramage is visiting
home at present from San Diego
Cal.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06

which was carried, assistant
marshal, Amen shall receive as
his salary the sum of $125. 90 per
month. Moved by Moore End by
Drumm that the Town clerk and
the Town attorney receive as
their salary the sum of $4,000
each, carried. Moved and 2l d
that Street Supervisor be paid
the sum OF $4,000 per month as
his salary, carried. Upon mo-
ton the Mayor was authorized 20
purchase twelve suitable chairs
for the council room, carried.
Mr.. W. A. Parr appeared before
the council regarding the license
tax on the undertaking business.
In this matter the council refused
to rescind their former action. .
therefore the Revenue Bill re-
mains unchanged. Chairman
Street and Alley Committee was
instructed to have A. MeClimans
construct street crossing for trial,
and order was given for such
stationery as needed by the at
tOrney and clerk.
The Marshals report covering
the collection of $884.5 was
audited and approved. Street
Supervisors report for month OF
August was audited and approv-
ed to the amount of $3.50.
Police Magistrates report amount
ing to $1,000 was approved.
The following bills were read,
audited, and ordered paid out of
the proper fund; G. M. Bledsoe,
Salary for August, $4,000. j. c.
! Amen, salary for August, $85. 90.
W. ). Grocer, salary for August,
$35. 90. Chas. H. Rutherford,
salary for August, $500. Theo.
ShuAin, salary for August, $50. 90.
2. D Sprankle, salary fer Aug
ust, $500. J. j. Garcia, hauling,
$1,000. Labor on streets, $500.
+Chas. Daze, feed, $1,000 "A u
Hanks, feed, $500 A. j. RatteIl,
rent on leased land, $25. 90.
Winslow Light Co, light for
August $155.59. Winslow Tele-
phone Co. $4.00. Winslow Mail,
printing, $170.70. Postal Tel :
graph Co. $4.00. Meals for prisoI
ers, $6.25. +. K. Ellis, donation
band, $500. There being no fur
ther business to come before Il e
meeting the council adjourned to
meet in special session on Friday
September 5th. at 8 p. m.
T. I. LAPRADE,
Mayor Of the Town,
w. J. CROzFR,
T1Wn Clerk
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
NOTICE.

This notice is to warn any and
all parties or persons that | will
in no manner whatever be respon-
sible for any debts, Of whatever
nature, contracted by my former
wife, Glessie Mckenzie.
A. Mckenzie.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06

Mrs. Hugh Atkins of Ohio is
visiting here at present with Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Demarest and her
son Fred.
Mrs. Downs and daughter
Rose returned from Los Angeles
Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
Satan.

Or the drama of humanity.
Five wonderfully magnificent
reels. A magnificent photo play
portraying the effect of the
tempter on mankind from ere
alton to the present time. One
hundred thrilling scenes portray
ing life through four thousand
years, at the Electric, Sunday,
Sept. 7th. Admission Is and Is
cents.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06

Mrs. Geo. Heuser entertained
with six O'Clock dinner Tuesday
evening. Those present were:
Mrs. W. P. Geary, Stockton, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. LaChance, Mr..
and Mrs. Riley Walcott and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Parr.
Satan fve-reel feature
at the Electric Sunday, Sept. 7th.
It is pictures like this that keeps
Satan on the run. Don't fail to
see it.
Our fine line Of samples Of fall
suitings are now in. Drop
around and see them. Erickson
the tailor.
Mr.. C. NJ. Moore returned from
his vacation a few days since.
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE TOWN COUNCIL
WinsloW, Arizona,
Sept. End, 1913.

OepC. Znd, 1918.
Chamber of the Common Council. 1
Regular meeting called to or
der by Mayor F. I. LaPrade,
councilmen present: C. E. Stod-
dard, R. L. Moore, ]. B. DrummI
and Geo. H. Keyes. Absent, S.
L. Hosler and W. F. Williams.
Minutes of the last session ap-
proved as read. Bids for the com
piling of two hundred copies Of.
| Town Ordinances were opened
and read. The WINsLoW MAIL
presenting the best figures for
this work, accordingly the CON
tract was awarded for the sum
of $4,000. A petition asking for
the moving of street light locat-
ed on Campbell Ave, and End St..
was read, and upon motion which
carried the same was ordered
filed. A petition asking for the
i installment of street light on the
northwest corner of Berry Ave,
and West 1st ST., read, in which
case the clerk was instructed to
authorize the Light Company to
make installation.
A petition for the extension of
the Sewer System into Block No.
3 Of the Hicks addition of the
i Town was received, and upon a
motion the same was referred to
the Sewer Commission for their
immediate attention.
The Town Attorney made YER
bal report in the matter of de
posit for meters installed by the
Light Company; no action was
taken as the case is pending fur
thar gnegotiation with State Cor
poration Commission. Moved by
Stoddard End by Drumm that [.
F. Dye, Sr., be appointed Town
Weighmaster for a term of three
years, and at the expiration OF
that time the scales which are
now owned by Mr.. Dye will be-
come property of the Town Of
Winslow. 1t is further agreed
that Mr. Dye shall receive as his
compensation rs percent of the
gross receipts collected, the re-
naming portion thereof shall be
turned over to the Town Ireasur-
er every thirty days.
Ordinance No. 60 relating to
weighing such commodities as
coal, hay and grain was read
passed and ordered published in
one issue of the W1NsLoW MAIL.
and also to be posted in three
public places. The council by its
vote instructed the Mayor to have
flushed within the next five days,
the Sewer System. Moved and
End that the town attorney be in
structed to take up with the State
Corporation Commission the mat
ter rates for Water and Lights
being sold the companies doing
business within the town. A
majority voting for the motion
the same was carried.
Ordinance No. 81 establishing
, a board of health, prescribing
their duties, and providing for
the salary of the health officer
was read, passed and ordered |
published in one issue of the
WINsLoW MAIL, and to be post
ed IN accordance with the law as !
provided in the ordinance. The
Mayor appointed councilman
Keyes and Drumm as members
of the board.
Ordinance No. 62 relating to
police court was read, passed and /
ordered published in one issue of
the WINsLoW MAIL and posted .
as required by law.
A. H. Hansen was appointed |
to the office of Police Judge with
a salary of $500 per month.
Moved by Stoddard End by
Drumm that Marshal Bledsoe re
The Winslow mail., 1913-09-06
LARGE CROWD OF VISITORS
FOR FRONTIER CELEBRATION
Auto Race Big Feature. Fine Lot of
Race Horses from Albuquerque and
s. Flagstaff. Big Baseball Games.

SLOW is 10 nave one OF Cno biggest.
best and most enjoyable times
this year in the Third Annual
Frontier Celebration that it has
yet experienced. The financial
end of the affair is better by hun
dreds of dollars than it has been
in years past, consequently the
prizes will be larger and better
than ever.
Large crowds from Williams,
Flagstaff, Gallup, Holbrook, Albu-
querpue, Belen and many nearby
towns are making preparations
t)attend the best celebration ever
given in northern Arizona.
Among the big features will be
the auto race from Gallup to Win
slow for $780,, which is creating
much excitement among both
Gallup and Winslow citizens. The
baseball games, for which $500.
have been appropriated, will be
hotly contested by Gallup, Flag
staff and. Winslow each day.
AS far as the horse races are
concerned, we will have some Of
the best horses here during the
three days thdt hive ever been
feen-in this section Of the coun-
and the prizes are well worth
while.
A 8 nther big feature Of tn
celebration will be the motor
cycle races which will be run
each day. and last but not least,
will be the Daylight and Night
Fireworks each day. Other min
or sports too numerous to men
ton, will amuse the crowd from
morning till late in the night.
The hotel capacity of the town
will be limited during the cele-
bration, consequently the man
agement Of the celebration re-
q lest all citizens who have
rooms to rent at the time to re
port or leave word at the MAIL
office or with any of the mar
shals in order to accommodate
the large crowd of visitors. Do
this now. Already a large num-
Der of visitors are in town and
al hotels are comfortably filled,
awaiting the big time.
The only addition received to
this weeks donations was $40
donation by the ladies auxiliary
to the B. Of l.. F. & E., which
came unsolicited and unexpected.
Indeed it was one of the most
agreeable surprises to the From
tier committee, for which they
are duly thankful.
The list of donations up to the
present date in full is as follows:
Babbitt Bros '............... 10000
Navajo Ice h Gold Storage Co., 10000
WIN. IL. Dagg, ,....,............. lUu.Uu
VIM. ]. Burke, ........ ....... 10000
VIM. G. Kelly, y,,.... 100 00
G. r. Bauerbach, O000
Santiago Baca, ca,.. 100 90
Electric Theatre Co, ...... 10000
j. ]. Rubi, ............. 5000
Harvey Powell, ....... 5000
Kelly Drug Co., o,,........... 5000
c. w. Harp, ,.......,...... $500
Bank OF Winslow, ow,...... Is 90
A. E. Gillard, -. ......... 25 90
N. G. Poy, ....,.............. $500
d. E. Hanks, ............ % 00
Navajo-A pache Bank, . IS O0
Hubbard h Campbell, .... $500
T. Neithammer, ,....... $500
J. ID. LaChance & Co., .,.... $500
City Bakery, - $500
w. G. Hunter, Racket Store, $500
Chas. Daze, ,.... $500
Greaves & Dye, ,........... $500
Winslow Mail, ,... 25OC
Thos. Seeger, ............. 15OC
Parlor Cafe, .................. Is oC
Geo Schaal, al,........... 80. 1906
p. B. Kiddoo, ............... 150C
The Bee Hive, .............. loO
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
EDITORIAL PAGE

James y.areg managing editor oi che UnIaaau Tribune. is one ot JE" erca.as. editors lu Che world-be be- Gergs jas. as We do. lie can tell just what a newspaper should be, ey- en as you and I can tell. But, like che millions or attempts at pope,- u.I motion. Che blamed things won't run according Co our most delicate calculations We start out 70 sup DOT. Che causes or justice, and iujus- aea ..as Gn and pulls out les adyer- usue We attempt Co protect che Gaaaneaaau. merchant and tho com- 6naaous break us through political and organized opposition. We sup Tort tae combinations. and the inde- dependents send elsewhere for their pr.uune We side wi.h the preach CTS and e.. oar pay tn aiding Che prosperity ol che heathen children .u some foreign Ind We support 8 liquor license and che temperance people stop rheGr subscriptions
 Eee.nr has isared out just what am ideal newspaper should be. but he .gs n1 one has ever produced o.. This Is his estimate.
 ne big development Of Che moi- arn newspaper win be along lines e- personal service The newspaper na- no. only Informs and ins-rUcts les readers bu- fs Of service Is Che one cha. commands attention, gets circulation. and also holds igs read CTS after !. gets them The news paper mus. be os service today, not only tr politics and morals not on- Ig as I. nna beaa In che past m EerHre .n. battles ot che people agaluat rgrml and ln holding thera .a check when they have been tempt ed Co revenge ou.raEes. but it must be as social service. It must not onr- plead witch che people to swat Che crook .n. must also urge thcm To ~.. r.. .r IE must not only La- 0r su. fighting for clean city br. must aid che clergy and others sa .He Ue.. for Q clean home It must na. only .aaeh patriotism but must show Che folly ot the annual raua..r. Q. July H--a slaughter HauuEg horrible because lt Is done In .H. name O. patriotism. IJ must cu- ... into Che everyday lie Of irs read a- and. .e- ..a parish priest. be guide. counsellor. and friend ] have often thought Cha. a newspaper can mos. closely rerllze les real mission Che ra.rar |. comes to attaining Che ldaa8 O. .Eg parish priest and Che clergyman r his m.uisrrat.ons to his flock And che newspapers flock is often numbered in the hum lr.#- u- thousands.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
SITKA |. HOT SPRINGS Sanitarium L5afFsGl Alasla

Large, Glenn, IndIvIdua Baths, Abundance Of Water Best of Hotel Accommodations. Fur uished Cabins for Rent.
 Excellent Bunting and Fishing. Motor Boating and Sailing Steamer Georgia from Juneau makes somi-montbly ylslts Inc formation and rates upon request Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11

! am not a vlrglnlan, but an American
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11

The Dawson News does no, be- liuvo In the practice sometimes n- duIrod by some companies, ot im- porting their labor whom just as ot- uclent help may be obtained at Eomc.
 Tho principle applies to tho man J5lInd the pick and the man who seeks Che government office. It ap- plies to the man who tolls with his hands and the man who tolls witb his brain. Men who remain here. spend hllr earnings here. and put in the best Of thgIr lives here could coUtri- butc no moro ubcraIly toward tho upbuldlug Of thlB region. The Eov- crumcut should be Che first to rccog- ulze this.
 Cheap men coming into this c0m- try In the sprinEaud going out again u Che fan do thc country no good. M0ny Of taem do not even buy @ AHAA AeEH lNH FtAt NlNAA"r ANN V" speak of no investment Of their pro- uts or even a fraction Of earnings in prospecting. establishment Of a homo raising @ family or otherwise devel- ou.ug che territory. The companies enjoying the privilege of operation lu Che North are here because of the pluck Of che men who came and made this their home, and who put In their best efforts year after year Plenty 0s capable men are to be had, and there Is no necessity Of sending to Vancouver Toronto, Montreal Seat Gle, san Francisco. Puyallup or Chii- uwack.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
mArRlmoNY

Some women iu marrying de- maud an and sfvea aIL With good men .lng ore Hannys wlJh base men they are One broken heart rf Some demand everything and give Ura Wi.b weak men they are rEun-s with strong men sHag are Che divorced Some demand Utre and give aL Wltb eoreaa.aI souls they are already Ir haurous with uueongcuIGIc Ic IHag are soon ID their graves Some demand H.t'e and give ne, H0 They ore tHe heGrtIess and bring neither che Joy of lfe nor Che peace or IeatH-Iaues Lane Allen
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
4
 Complete Stock

Our stock of Drugs, Patent Medl- clnes, Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Stationery, Candies, etc., Is complete and we are ablo to sup ply our customers with everything usually found in a first class and well stocked prescription pharmacy Our prescription work is subject to the utmost accuracy. Mall orders have our special attention and no pain is spared to ful them to satls- faction.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
putsf7q rtUs to Him.

"PrHeuea ls a virtue" said tho man, na.I1sgpE.c1.Iy
 "Truo." replied hIs wife. who thought he ought t0 ba earning more money "And T.u provide thc patience for this family If gauI only provide the bus Ea"-Dgrg.g Free Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11
-r-.-..rL-.rlL

"EuE Maria. why should we make a trip abroad when we've seen SO few Of tae places 0r .u.gr est iu our owu coun- uga Lee us v.slg those 6rst"
 cob. John, you do sgy such dread. fully crude and unconventional thlngsW -gEIemg1 Tribune
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-11

For 35c. you can get a wholesome, home cooked moal at tho New Homo Restaurant, 5th avouue, just off of Broadway.