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The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20
A Disgraceful Affair.

One of the most disgraceful,
and at the same time unfortunate
affairs that has occurred in this
city for some time was the work
of a charivari party at the Santa
Fe depot last Monday evening,
on the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dooner, who had been married
earlier in the day. Anticipating
pranks from their numerous young
friends they did not appear at
the depot until the train had
arrived, when they drove up in
an automobile on the north side.
Mrs. Dooner was put on the
train, but before Mr.. Dooner
could get inside several young
men, with more enthusiasm than
judgment, grabbed him by the
legs to pull him off the car. So
roughly did they handle him
that they broke his hold on the
coach, when he fell striking his
head on the steps, knocking him
insensible and bruising his face.
He was removed from the train,
taken to the Harvey House. and
two doctors summoned, who
worked over him couple Of
hours before he recovered con-
sciousness. 7 he excitement
proved too much for Mrs. Dooner,
who tainted and was also re-
moved to the Harvey House, and
placed under physicians care.
The unfortunate feature of the
whole affair is that the young
men who were responsible for
the accident are the friends and
associates of Mr.. and Mrs. Doo-
ner, and had no thought of such
a serious turn to their enthusi-
asm. The matter has been
brought to the attention Of the
railroad authorities. and an
order has been issued that no
more charivari parties will be
permitted on the right of way of
the Santa Fe road, and any
attempt of the kind will mean
the arrest and prosecution of the
parties participating. The Win
slow Mail is glad to record the
fact, as one of the most senseless
and idiotic practices of this
present day is harassing young
married people to furnish little
amusement to their friends.
Mr.. Dooner was SO far recov-
cred Tuesday morning that he
and his wife could resume their
journey.
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20
Murderer Captured.

The murderer Of Curt Crone-
yer, wealthy, excentric store
keeper at Allentown, has been
captured by Sheriff Roberts, of
Gallup. His name is Victor
Wuiser, and he was taken in
custody at El Paso, Texas,
brought back to Apache county
Tuesday evening, and made a
confession of his guilt to the
authorities. 1t is said his arrest
was brought about by his wife,
whom he had deserted some time
previously, and who furnished
the officers with the evidence of
his guilt.
The crime was comitted several
weeks ago, early in the evening
shortly after the store had been
closed. It is supposed the muir
derer was concealed in the store
before closing time, with robbery
as his motive, but was discov-
cred by the clerk Mr.. Mcdonald.
The clerk was instantly killed,
but mute evidence showed that
q pistol battle was fought by Mr.
Cronemeyer and tue desporado,
until the former was fatally
wounded, when the murderer
escaped in the darkness. Not
withstanding his mortal injuries
Mr.. Cronemeyer called for help
on the telephone, but when as
sistance arrived Mr.. Cronemeyer
was dead.
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20
NO. 80.
Additional Locals.

Mrs. L. Henderson motored up
to Sutton's summer home last
tuesday returning Friday.
S. W. Proctor left Saturday
night for st. Louis, where he will
be for the next two weeks on
business.
Ralph Davis, Of Flagstaff, has
been in the city for the past
week. He is connected with the
Babbitt Bros. Mercantile Co.
E. A. Sawyer, G. E. Cornelius.
and R. c. Creswell spent Mon
day in Holbrook, attending the
board of equalization meeting.
DR.. and Mr.. Ross G. Bazelle
Mrs. Edna Hartman and Curl
Bazelle, motored with Reese M.
Ling to the Grand Canyon Sun
| day, returning Monday evening.
I The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wonders, of west 4th street. is
undergoing complete renova-
ton, and when finished will be
one OF the most up o-date. res
idences of Winslow.
Mr.. NJ. D. Drain, who has
been spending his vacation at
the coast for past month, re-
turned Wednesday, and will
again resume his duties with the
J. C. Penney Go.
Misses Drum, Monroe, Woods,
l.. Dadey and Parks left We'd
nesday morning for Lake Mary,
a summer resort near Flagstaff,
where they will spend the coming
two weeks,
Mr.. Henry Huning, president
of the Navajo Apache bank, left
Sunday morning for his home in
Santa Barbara where he will
spend a week Strengthening up
his affairs before returning to
Winslow to make his home.
Miss Cora Creswell, who has
been attending the summer ses-
sion of school in Flagstaff, re-
turned home Saturday morning,
and will spend week before
continuing her studies at the
normal for this winter.
The Hopi Indians will hold
their annual snake dance at their
village of Walpai, Aug. 26th.
This is the great holiday cele-
bration with this tribe, and
draws hundreds of spectators
from all sections Of the country.
Mrs. Anna Edwards, daughter
of Mrs. sClara Foster was brought
in from their summer home
south of Winslow Wednesday
morning seriously i'll. DR.. Hath
away was called in, and at the
time Of going to press the lady
is reported very much improved.
The socialists of Winslow held
an organization and revival meet
ing in the Fireman's hall last ev-
ening. EWhatever opinion one
may hold of the socialistic doc
trine, it must be conceded they
are earnest and enthusiastic for
their cause.
Miss Nellie Henderson, a grad
uate of the Winslow high school
for the year IA, who successfully
passed an examination for
grade certificate, was during the
past week notified that she had
received the Adamana School for
the ensuing year.
Miss Leora Daze left Sunday
evening for Flagstaff, where she
will again resume her studies at
the Northern Normal. Miss
Daze is highly popular with the
younger set in Winslow and it is
with regret that we see her
again leave our city.
Mrs. E. F. Shindle left Tues
day morning for San Francisco,
where she will be iOined bv her
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20
Local Happenings.

MIS-. w. II. I1GfT6n ana TWO
sons left Monday for Los An
geles where she will make her
future home.
Miss Helen Bullock left Tues
day morning for Gallup, where
she will spend week visiting
with friends.
Mrs. E. I. Tanning left Mon
day evening for Emporia, Kan
sas, where she will spend the
next three months.
George Drumm, who has been
in the southern part of the
state for the past threee months,
returned home Wednesday morn.
ing.
Mrs. T. K. Seegar, who has
been visiting her mother in Oak
land, Calf, for the past six
weeks returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hansen
motored out to Sutton S ranch
Sunday, and Mrs. Hansen with
the children will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. j. E. Kleindenst and son
Jack returned Thursday from
California. where she has been
spending the warm months of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Parks are
exceedingly happy this week
over the arrived of a ten pound
boy born Monday morning.
Mother and son doing nicely.
Mrs. j. Hines, of Los Angeles,
and two children, arrived in Win.
slow Sunday morning, and will
accompany Mr.. Sutton, her broth
er, to his summer home south of
Winslow.
Mrs. Sanafer, sister of Mr.. j.
J. Lane, who has been spending
the past three months at the coast,
over on her way to her
home in Kentucky, last week,
and will spend a few days in
Winslow.
Mrs. V. Van Ripper of Bakers
field, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Christal, arrived in Win
slow Sunday, and with her
mother will continue eastward
for a fortnight's visit with re-
latives.
Miss Margaret Conwell arrived
Tuesday, and will be the guest
of her brother E. P. Conwell,
for the next two weeks, before
continuing on her way to Cholo-
ride, where she will teach school
for the ensuing year.
Last Friday night a fire
totally destroyed a large ware
house and contents at Gallup, the
property of the Gallup Cold Stor-
age Co: Fire was of unknown
origin, and loss will reach sew
eral thousand dollars.
Mrs. Hawkins, mother of Mrs.
Robert Eastman, who has
been her guest for the past three
months, left Thursday for Will
liams where she will spend a
few days before returning to
her home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. William Ensign, accom-
panied by his son William, left
during the week for California,
where he will spend his vacation.
During his absence Mr.. Spauld-
ing of Albuquerque, N. M. will
be in charge of the Santa Fe
reading room.
Jack Gavin, Of Phoenix, who
is with the Corporation Com
missioner there, was in VIM
slow between trains Saturday
morning greeting old friends.
He was accompanied by three
young Phoenix men. Messrs.
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20
Our Railroad Boys.

SpVHdlhS Ills FdCdIlOn dC CIl0
Coast.
Brakeman R. A. Finney, of
Williams, is laying off this week
because of illness.
Conductor E. 7. Tanning left
Tuesday morning for California
where he will spend a few weeks.
Ralph Redline who has been
| spending his vacation in San
Francisco returned Tuesday even
ing.
E. G. Crews, of Clifton, Ariz-
ona, has accepted a position as
stenographer in the trainmasters
office.
|. Conductor George thinner
man is spending a two week S
vacation at his ranch near
Adamana.
Conductor S. B. Miller, of
Albuquerque, is spending his
vacation tn San Francisco and
San Diego.
Conductor 0. F. Hansen left
Saturday for the Santa Fe Hos
pital in Los Angeles for medical
treatment.
Conductor w. F. Buster left
Monday for Los Angeles, Sac
ramento and San Francisco
where he will spend a month.
A. C. Nc. Queen, live stock
inspector of Phoenix, was in
Winslow Sunday looking over
the cattle shipped by j. La Zear.
|. D. Rhoades, cashier of the
freight office, spent Sunday in
Flagstaff, the guest OF Joe Daze
the popular young agent in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tuttle,
and Mrs. F. H. Waite and
daughter. Winifred. returned
from a motoring trip to the
Grand Canyon.
A. ]. Morgan, who has been
connected with Supt, Tuttle's
force at this place, left Sunday
evening for Albuquerque, where
he will make his home in the
future.
Charlie Arizilla. who has been
connected with Santa Fe at
Wi liams, for the past two
months, returned Sunday even
ing, and will again resume his
duties here.
Charles Bouten has charge
this week of the Grand Canyon
run, releaving engineer Jay
Davis, who came to Winslow for
medical aid in having a cinder
taken from his eye.
George y. Young, mayor of
Phoenix, stopped off in Winslow
Sunday morning between trains.
Mr.. Young is on his way east
where he will be gone several
months. He was formerly a
Winslow man, and was exceed
ingly glad to meet old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mercer,
of SaIina, Kansas, are the guest
of Mr.. Mercer's sister, Mrs.
Fred Morgan. Mr.. Mercer is
principal of the high school in
that city.
w. H. Dagg has the agency
for the celebrated Jevne bread,
of Los Angeles, which is received
fresh every day. There are ten
distinctly different brands and
each of them is wholly dissimilar
so far as ingredients are con-
cerned, but all are Of material
and -four especially made and
milled for them. The several
varieties are white, graham,
cracked wheat, sandwich, pum-
pernikel. raisin, whole wheat,
ILL 1sso;x,os xsx7o oYo6 b1soyTyY7 hTnaH
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-20

until the fol- mer was fatally
wounded, when the murderer
escaped in the darkness. Not
Withstanding his mortal injuries
Mr.. Cronemeyer called for helr
on the telephone, but when as
sistance arrived Mr.. Cronemeyel
was dead.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Dunn, a girl, Thursday morning.
Mother and baby reported doing
nicely.
Miss Leorena Shipley entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening
Miss Jessoma Allen Butner and
Miss Helen Maude Dadey.
Mrs. Dr.. Leona Won M. Zesch
and mother Mrs. E. Zesch and
Mrs Kady were guests of Mrs.
L. M. Shipley Tuesday evening
at dinner.
N. 7. Neithammer and family
returned from Ann Arbor, Mich
igan. Friday, where Mrs. Nett
hammer has been spending the
summer.
Judge X. N. Sleeves and wife,
of Williams, motored down
Thursday, and will be in Win
slow for a few days before
continuing their trip to Hol-
brook.
The city meat market has
installed this week a new cleo
trio meat cutter. 1t is of a late
make and they expect to be
ready to start grinding meat the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Walter Beanet, of Phoe-
nix, will weekend with Mrs. F.
II. Waite and daughter Winifred,
before returning to Flagstaff,
where she is spending the warm
months with her husband and
son.
News has been received here
of a murder at Flagstaff, the
supposed cause being the eternal
triangle of Life. We have been
unable to learn the names of any
of the parties, but it is alleged
the wife Of the murdered man
was infatuated with the man
who killed her husband. The
sheriff has both the man and wo-
man in custody, awaiting the
verdict of the coroner's jury. All
parties concerned are Mexicans.
J. W. Weatherford, of Flag
staff, has secured a permit from
the government to build a toll
road over the government land
to the Frisco Peaks, and accord
ing to the Coconino Sun, the
promoter expects to erect cot
tages and camps at the summit,
and install a powerful telescope,
so visitors can see all the country
west of the Mississippi river.
Just why they don't get a bigger
telescope so the people can look
across the two oceans we have
not asertained.
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aberbortbeiIt ODER beIetoigt 3t ietR.
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Bill nit ieinen oumrnen SpieBge.
Iaaen bat berildt, 3eutidlano 81
rllinirefl. Gin 2nno, Das gang itlt.
Iful0ig iid in feinen 8ren3en be-
Fpegte unO feitem Giel 81 nahe fam.
3est friegen iie Die Sade bol &C.
ElDpit uno ben Gmnabal ~berbailelt,
0ub ih 0te Gagel i'm 9inlmal
freiien; uab bod iino ite nidt oi-
FrieDen glln Bat man nod ben
Eaao sum MeiaeiD ~iiberreopt, url
sic adftoniea fir Bic 0rei aameIe
1lig benz Beuer 5u bolpa, urD fpo.
m5pIIa aild nod guIsorieu unO
Rumdnien, bic flpineu esbdrmIideH
adffer, Oeaeu man MIDI mebr Ser.
Ita1t0 sutrauen fon. lpie Gas @eiet
erIaubt. MIrigbt, man .mmer 0ruff,
tDenn ibr nod nteI)r folds fleine in,
EduISigq SammerInppen mi4 Binein-
5ieben tonnt. Die nruren aerle lper-
ben ibre Gtimmbeit 5n ipdt EN-
iebgn. gEber on, Sobu Bull BAT
nddber bic @eralittDortlms. iDeur
ltnier @errgoit bon Dir nidts iuiIier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10
Tic lagIi6r cmaba 1ribhnt lir
bic btandtn wrIaHgsneH In Japanl



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