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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
The Splendid Vose

For many years we have been
the exclusive representatives
and distributors Of the Nose
Piano IN this market.
1t is our policy to sell the
best Pianos possible for the
price asked
At the head of our splendid
line is the Steinway and well
mp in the list is the Vose for
$3.50
It's an exceptional Piano for
that price. There's no Piano
made at that price which has
comparable value in all the es-
sential requisites to make a
good Piano.
The Vose is a worthy expon.
cnt Of the Jenkins Plan an re
CARDS wonderful value for the
price and assured satisfaction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
Promising

II Germany carries out her recent
promise the war zone ought 10 be-
come one Of our most respectable
hodles Of Water--Chlrago Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
PENSION LAW IS
AN EYE-OPENER
Court AStOunded 10 Learn Extent
Of Misery Which Is Close at
Hand and unsupported

THANE just five more ciyil cases to
Atry," said County Judge Hwlck
Tuesday morning, "uud then | Will
lake up the widows applications for
pensions aud work them through rs
fast as possible. The first allowances
win be paid this month, aud | hope
that we will be-ablc to get these funds
tO the needy ones before cold weather
sets In concluded the Judge
II Is hard to conceive the number
of widows who have made application
~ come under the new pension law,
according t0 the county Judge Many
NJ them. and worthy ones, too, could
not qualify and their applications were
not taken, because they had not lived
In the county two years, or because
they were divorced or abandoned by
their husbands A widow must have
lived In the county two years contin-
uously before making application, and
her husband must hc either dead or In
the pcnltentlary or asylum
Average Size Of Family
The average number ~ children pos
spssed by the applicants Is between
four aud five. one applicant having
II children and others five, SIX, seven
aud more. The maximum amount al.
lowed Is $40 month for the first
child. aud 81 for each additional child
under II years uf age. In no case, ac-
cording 10 the Judge, win woman
having a large number NJ children. be-
given the maximum amount as there
Is hut 5000 available for the pen
slons for the current fiscal year In
one case. n woman having nine chill
drcu viii be- given Sl5 month by the
Judge.
Affldayits win hc made by the mp
plicants, aud upon the court being
satisfied, certificate viii %, issued To
the successful une, aud these ccrtlfl-
Gates will be- exchanged by the county
clerk for n warrant Judge Hwick
hopes To allow the first certificate
within few lays.
Law Is an EyeOpener
This law has opened my eyes to a
wonderful amount of misery and de-
,repllude," said the Judge In telling
~ the plans for the pensions. 1T
seems TO me that here Is the chnnce
Tor the greatest practical charity that
could he Accomplished by wealthy folk
wishing to do real good for their un.
fortunate brethren. We have had aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Russia devote4 t,S3G731 acres to
sugar beet culture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

but iu spite ~ the snrupuluu, clean
linrss AMI the constant work NJ the
occupants NJ the house there Is an
easily diswrurd air " unensnpss and
apprehension among them II is >iml.
lar To that one would expect among
the owners NJ q great commercial In.
stiluliuu about To 20 hankrupt
Really said Miss Could. Il am
greatly distressed about the finance,
uf the Pruydut association. and n |
appear curt ur cut yuu short In nv an.
swers tu some of your questions.
please bear boo mind that II II not hr
cause ! wish to be- uncivil, hut becaus,
| am worried aud nervous
"No. | cannot tell how deeply we
are involved but the sum IL " such
proportion, that II worries me- exceed
ingh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
100000 LUMBER LOSS
Mill nj Lake Charles Has Been On
Fire Since 1915 Tuesday N.ght-lm-
mense Drying Sheds In Danger

LAKE CHARLES, In., oct l@ The
Hodge Fence aud Lumber company
mill In uooseport, the lumber mill
section Of Lake Charles, has hrcn ON
fire since 10 0;l5 Tuesday night and has
destroyed the mill and machinery, In
vOlvlng a loss of about SlmuO, The
lumber IN the drying shed ana yards,
and the Stout company mills rloSe by
may he saved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

EARLE, Ark, oct ~ Approx
matcly million feet " lumber In the
yards ~ the Tyrona Lumber 'ompan"
here were destroyed by fire Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
Inadequate Quarters

The association .nI maintai6s its
sewing room 700 Oh. headquarters at
4l3 West Grand uut the house Ia
which II is located - small A few lit
tie shal,, foUrDd room. with cracks be-.
tween the plu'l- 'ui, enough 10 throw
a eat through - what the visitor
sees when entering And every avail
able spucc Is either occupied by sew.
ing machines. boxes II food or piles ~
clothing. one scarcely has room to
turn around Everything Is neat and
clean however Miss Gould aud her
helpers are good hopPkr"uer~ After
getting over ones first surprise at the
Size ~ the cracks In the floor. the
next impression one receives Is that
no loHfing IS allowed I'm the Pro,ldent
association for only hard work will
keep the house neat and clean when
sucn miscellaneous collection NJ
boxes. clothing and other supplies
must be- stored thcrc.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13

4 4 X
J E Dunn went to Holbrook on
business Friday.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
WORK To COMMENCE.
On ROAD

Division State Engineer Il R
Goodman, ana his assistant Ii A
Davis, arrived in Winaio Thurs
day morning and will comm eace
WORK locating aooot five niles
Of state aig0 7ay be5ws ca here
ADD Hol6rooS. AlI q araio
coun5y's pof:i3a Of tie ataee
road fund VIII ae spent On this
piece Of road.
TAe construction camps are IN
Moaaye and Apache countie at
present bat expect to finish work
there and be here IN about two
weeks. Taere viii about $3.50.
to soend on this piece.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
PROCTOR GETS RILID

Sam Proctor riz right up On
us hind legs and said dam
ore the legislature closed Ihu.1-
lay. According to the Gazette 44
aid: THE statement that tbera
is lobby is a lie. The statement
Caat the administration $
blocked legislation is u lie. Ia.
Election has been east On n -
oers for obeying the dictates i
heir conscience and ult4rio alr
ives have been attributed.
Proctor then attacted tle prs 5
which he declared had ,misrep-
,ented the attitude Of the Proc :
y administration crowd 81 u Fit
he session. This staten 7nt
he shouted, wavi.
q new8papes IN winch the dacia
alton was made that legisIat. u
had been held zap by the admin
istration lobby, IS a da-led lis
Flanagan wanted Proeto1's S
orain storm expunged from tie
records: Claypool only wan:4i
he dam cut out, but
speaker ordered it thrown in /. (
ash can.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
SHERIFF NEWMAN
SHOWS HIS
AUTHORITY

While Sheriff Newman is yet
new in Office he takes upon him
self the responsibility Of asking
Deputy Sheriff Chas, Moss, Of
this city, to hand in his resigna-
ton. just what reasons he has
for doing SO is not known out
side the saerifs Office we pre-
sumo.
It is not difficult to find mo-
tive for the act, however, if we
look down into the darker and
more secret chasms Of human
nature, which for decency and
pride's sake are seldom aired SO
openly. The appointmentof Moss
to fill the position Of deputy has
always been a thorn in Mr.. New
mans side as he had a special
pet Of his own for the position,
and this regardless of the fact
that Moss was almost the unani-
NOUS choice Of the people OF
WinsloW. Moss coming to split
the salary Of his favorite was a
bitter. pill for him to swallow,
hence this early opportunity Of
asking him to send in his resig-
nation.
II it were for inefficiency chat
Mr.. Moss was asked to resign,
or l2r 4ov other reaa asiaa
from hat If revenge On the art
Of Hr. .SeWl!2T the act wcg
llOt nave 5UCE q 1ilQSSdIlflY OQOf.
Following is a copy of the let
ter received by MIR. Moss:
Mr.. CT Moss,
Deputy Sheriff,
Winslow, Arizona.
Dear Mr.. Moss:
/ respectfully request that you
resign your commission as Dep
MY Sheriff in Winelow, Arizona,
and to return your (copy) Of ap-
pointment, badge and irons to
this office, and oblige
Yours very truly
r L NEWMAN,
Sheriff.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
r L NEW MAN,
DIES OF TUBERCULOSIS

Mrs. Fox died last Sunday
morning at the Walsh rooming
house after an illness of about
two weeks. She was apparently
in good health up until about two
weeks ago. tuberculosis was as
signed as the cause of her death.
The remains were shipped to
Buffalo, New York on No.2 Mon
Gay morning for interment, ac-
companied by her brother,
Francis j Murphy.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
ST. PATRICNI'SS 5 Day

Next Wednesday IS St. Pat
rick's Day. The recurrence Of
Ireland's national holiday sug-
gests thoughts which find e1-
preston in em0lems rather than
in words, especially when we
consider the significance of the
shamrock which for 50 many
centuries has been interviewer
with the history and traditions
Of the people Of the Emerald
Isle. History records that Saint
Patrick was Christian mission
ary who devoted his life to free
ing ireland from Paganism for
through his teachings the lurid
fires Of the Druids disappeared
and in their stead appeared the
cross Of Christianity IN the kind
iy Irish Sky.
And so it is that every Irish
man cherishes the memory of his
patton saint, and next Wednes-
day his day will be celebrated,
his shamrock worn and the green
flag with it's harp Of gold will be
displayed the wide world over,
in many land, on many a sea
and by many q sounding shore. :"
Who that reads history, does
not dwell long on this land Of
martyrs and cradle of heroes? ?
Tortured in dungeons and murd-
cred on scaffolds, robbed Of the
fruits Of their labors, scourged
by fan@ae and plundered by the
avarise of 19artless power, this
sturdy race Of Erin's sons and
daug .ltefo have peen sc otttered
over the face of the earth, home
less only in the land of their ma
tiYity but princes and lords in
every other land where merit is
the measure of the man.
Where is the battlefield that
has not been glorifed by Irish
courage and baptized with Irish
blood, and where is the free
country whose couocils have not
been strengthened by Irish
brains. Wherever the flag of war
flutters the spirit of Irish chival-
ry is there painting for the battle
and eager for the charge. Wheth-
er it be Wellington leading the
allied armies at Waterloo or Ney
following the eagles of France:
Whether it be Sam Houston
crushing the armies of Santa An
ma at San Jacinto or Davy Crock
ett courting death in the Alamo;
whether it be Andrew Jackson
at New Orleans or Stonewall
Jackson at charlottesville;
whether it be Phil. Sheridan rid
Continued on page 3.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
THE MASTER Mid


At the electric theatre tonight
"The master mind" with 81
mund Breese as Richaad Allen, is
now a screen drama in five parts
and two hundred and twelve
scenes and is SAID to be one ofthe
wost absorbing dramatic films
ever produced. 1t is a thrilling
story of revenge and is said to be
equally as brilliant as the
5quaw Man" produced by the
same company.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS OPENING

- - ~ ~ 4Ik-1kO vi 1I4NI4N VI
81, 900 q year net income from
a producing prOperty,in town, Of
fered at So, 900. Moderate pay
ment down snd balance on easy
terms. Address B 56 this office
for particulars.
FOR SALE-Second hand dres-
ser and side board, good condi-
ton. Enquire Old Holmes Sup
ply Building.
Fine juicy stakes, the best
there is, at the
City Meat Market.
\
Manager Shindle, of the cleo
trio light plant, returned the lat
ter part of last week after spend
ing two weeks in Los Angeles on
business. While there he Incl
IDENTIFY took in the orange fair.
4 n
DR.. Sampson made a business
trip to Holbrook Monday,
We do the very best work that
is possible to be done. Send
your laundry for trial.
Winslow Steam Laundry.
Call and see the new Spring
Millinery now on display second
door north of City Meat Market.
A. M. Rutland.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13


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FOR SALE Two center tables
and 12 dining room chairs all in
good condition. Enquire Old
Holmes Supply Building.
f NJ Davis and J z Webb mao e
a trip to the Grand Canyon las t
week and returned.
w H Allison, the tailor, de-
parted for Monday.
x
Dl. R G Bazell had a serious
attact of sickness Monday. He
was able to sit up and take uour-
ishment in the evening, however.
WANTED To buy scrap cop
per, brass, lead, tin and zine.
Ola Holmes Supply Building.
Geo. Schall made a business
trip to Seligman Sunday.
y X
Will Wooster of Holbrook was
transacting business here Satur-
day.
You are made of what
you eat: eat the best: it can be
had at the City Meat Market.
1t is reported that Geo. Hub
bard is seriously thinking Of
marrying in the near future, ard
that he is all ready contemplat
ing the erection of a splendid
residence
E F Shindle made a business
trip to Holbrook last Saturday.
Martin Dadey, who recently
purchased the Old Trails Garage,
is planning on making some ex-
tensiVe improvements on the
building in the near future.
FOX SALE Second hand BIZ
cycle cheap. Enquire Old Holmes
Supply Building.
Tom South, who has been tax
ing care Of Hart's saddle horses,
came in from the mountains last
Sunday. He had to shovel his
way through the snow part of
the distance as it was FIVE feet
deep.
FOR SALE Second hand bed
stead, mattress and springs
cheap, good condition. Enquire
Old Holmes Supply Building.
DR.. E. c. Gregory left for
Flagstaff the 1st Of the week Oh
business.
Judge Sapp was here between
trains Monday or his way home
from Flagstaff.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Engineer Powell and wife re-
turned Monday from a months
stay in California.
n " "
Frank Wallace of Adamana
was transacting business here
Monday.
Tom South came in from the
mountains Monday. He reports
heavy SHOWS III his part of the
country.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
BIC DEMAND FOR
SPRING WOOL
MUTTON MEN WILL Be PLEAS
Ed OVER ADVANCE IN PRICE

I'd OVER ADVANCE IN PRICE:
The early activities Of the
wool buyers, who are now cut. in
Colorado making contracts for
the spring clip. wherever they
can, at 25tcs. per pound with the
prices steadily advancing on ali
fed sheep, naturally makes the
flock masters and sheep feeders
feel good.
This naturally stimulates the
demand for range sheep, espec-
tally ewes, which are in good de-
mand now at high prices. Lambs.
that were sold at Kansas City re
Gently at $500 weighing 81 lbs.
were no better than those solt
q few years ago at $5. 80.
II is predicted that before
shearing time comes wool will bl
selling at so cts. per pound.
FOR RENT Three room fur
nished house. Enquire 701 Kin
sley Ave.
The Christian Circle will givs
a bakery sale at Babbitt Broth
er's store this afternoon at j
o clock.
Mayor B w Porter, of Navajo.
was a business visitor in Wins
low Wednesday.
Jimmie Hate will depart the
first OF the week for his home
in Japan vie San Diego and San
Francisco at which places he
will visit the expositions.
Mrs. Won Butner left for the
East last Sunday to spend sever
al weeks visiting friends ane
relatives.
Mrs. Richmond departed for
Washington, D. c., Tuesday
night on No. 10. She will make
her home in that city in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schillinq
left Tuesday for New Mexico
where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Geo. kIace departed fol |
Los Angeles Monday for . short |
acation.
Mrs. & F Tarr was called to |
Sacramento Monday on account |
of the very serious lines of herI
mother.
JE Kliendienst and e P Con- |
nell made a business trip to Hol-
brook Tuesday.
Arthur Neufeld, OF Breslau,
Germany, arrived in Winslow the
first of the week and has accep-
ted a position with Babbitt Bros.
Mercantile Co. Mr.. Neufeld has
two brothers on the firing line
in Belgium and a sister in the
red cross service.
j E Clark made a trip to Flag
staff Wednesday.
4
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13
For good things to eat go to
the City Meat Market


Geo. Hubbard, who returned
from a cattle buying expedition
at Tonto Basin last week, ex-
perienced some difficult travelling
in the snow. He says the snow
was from three to five feet deep
for about fifteen miles. He
bought a valuable herd Of heifer
yearlings and expects to buy
another bunch in the near future.
He is offering 6 IL cents a pound
for thousand head of beef cat
tie for a Denver concern.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13

Eight head of cattle were found
re-branded between Clear Creek
and Chevlon Greek, the latter
part of the week, by Lew Mick
ey, Ed Walker and Ctas. Wy
rick. There were several differ
ent brands that had been run ov-
er in the bunch.
C j Babbitt and State Cattle
Inspe, t. Frank Die ler5on, Of
Flagstaff, were in Winslow We'd
nesday on business.
w Z WiIA4n.5 departed for
Phoenix Wednesday for a short
business triD.
Johnnie Williams W s in ftom
the Williams trading j. st after
supplys last Saturday,
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13

Judge Sapp was here between
trains Monday or his way home
from Flagstaff.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks departed
for California Sunday where
they will make their home in the
future. MIR. Brooks was former
" employed at the N. G. Poy
store.
The Winslow mail., 1915-03-13

Mrs. Efie flanagan was called
to El Paso Monday on account of
the death of her son who was
her only child. The cause of his
death is unknown.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Selaseruussmanjsn
S,genartige WeloIorten in friberen
Srtes 55eiteH.

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los Bib bes Saiiers uno ouf Der
Hiidieite einen Moler. 8IeterneS @elo
Iieb Der &pmnanDeur Gban!ereine
fflagen, ndbreno er bas Seer Der
Mnria BON 9urgune in ct. Smer.
iiibiih bon 0iintirfen. belagerte, NOS
nnd ii9 nffp aud Die 8elagerer Su:
f%peilen, !pobl in Rehnlng ouf reite
Geute nob Der GroberunG bes
pIabes. ouf oieie Msiie bolfen. Die
5oGm folder Io:miinsen 1T iebr per-
l6ieoen une ninm. bainahe ieog m6qz
Tide @jeTtolt on: rum, pictetia. ad,t=
sdtg ober qnn3 unreQe,mdBig. IS
1T ic9ar c~orgs.ommen. RAP etnf0t
Ter @iegelnuforrf oss 8ouperneurs
IN GiegelpoHs els 0elo tenubt lpurs
e. Nus Dem Mittelolter iino Be
iagerungsmiin3cH nur ourt gsihric
bene notwithstanding betonnt. Grit
eng benz iehSebnten S~abrhunoert ijne
t1ebrere Selaaertngsmiir5en ouf uns
Getpmmcn. namentliG Die Der 9elas
9erun9 ben Yaoia uno Srempna
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

aud WGnntr, pelde i5nen nariR
sls:ttommen. 5ria:y mar auc5 Der
Glauhs perbreitet. nie 0tte piiyhen
inter Dem @nifer qepotca: nas trifft
8rrar niht mor!Iit ~. dber oa4
Gtrob muB in Den 05fotn Der @e=
Ser ooer 3eberinaen QyinoIiA fsudlt
erhaltm iperoea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

Oarnm. Oduptmann: 2Sdrs
nm baben Sic oenu Dem Hruie nas
Rauhen .perbnten!
ltnteroffisisr: Nei. er ooonrd Dem
9Seinoe unlere Stelung pefrdt. er
tdudt nGmlid) MEN Sdoruitein!
Muf Ser Gude. SLENDER.
5rtI9uleigen Sir. in Jude oas G0:
niqrc;h 9elgien.
a0nio 4Ibert: s,,b ag4!