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The Winslow mail., 1915-07-10

Darrell began tosWell threatening
to squeeze him to death. All the
sins of his past life flashed be-
fore him in rapid succession and
he suddenly remembered that he
hadn't payed his subscription to
the Mail. This made him feel so
small that he crawled out
through the bung hole to safety.
}. B. Kness, a brother-inlaw
OF Mrs. c. L. Baynes, arrived
from Pittsburg. Kansas, Tuesday
and has accepted a position as
extra brakeman.
Mr.. an Mrs. Coleman, of San
Bernardino, arrived in Winslow
last Sunday and will make their
home here in the future. Mr..
Coleman is a boilermaker and
was transferred from San Ber-
nardino here.
Mrs. c E Brunz departed for
Los Angeles Thursday for short
vacation.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-10

M. and Mrs. Riley Luce are
at the San Francisco fair.
Miss Marion Bennett, of Phoe,
nix, who has been visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. NJ Waite, for the past
two months, returned home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L H Ball re-
turned Friday after spending g
couple of weeks at the San Fran.
cisco fair.
Mr.. Fred Morgan returned
from two weeks visit with re-
latives in California last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John Powell Sr., left Friday
for a thirty days visit at the
California fairs.
James Ross is spending his two
weeks vacation in Williams.
DR.. J w Bazell was here from
Holbrook Friday and Wednesday.
We make a speciality Of good
things to eat and our stock is
always fresh.
City Meat Market.
Manager Quinlin, Of the Big
Store, made a business trip to
HolbrooE Monday.
johnnie Williams spent the
Fourth celebrating in Needles.
We do the very best work that
is possible to be done. Send
your laundry for trial.
WinsIow Steam Laundry.
Seth Stiles made a business
trip to Holbrook Tuesday.
Attorney x n Steves, of Will
liams, spent Monday in Winslow
Mr.. and Mrs. A H Hansen
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe LaChance
started out over land for San
Francisco Monday morning.
They will, perhaps, be gone, a
month and will take in various
points of interest besides spend
ing considerable time at the
world S fair.
X x x
Despite the fact that WinsloW
did not celebrate the Fourth
the number Of flags that flutter-
ed in the breeze Sunday and
Monday showed that we were
not patriotically dead, at any
rate. Drumm's barber pole
loomed up very conspicuous.
* X
A Craig Smith, John Drumm,
Chas. Meyer and NJ D Todd are
among those who returned safely
after the celebration at Gallup.
/ x
You are made of what
YOU eat: eat the best: it can be
had at the City Meat Market.
Il \ \
Joe Daze was down from
FLAGSTAFF last Sunday and spenr
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-10

Joe Daze was down from
Flagstaff last Sunday and spent
theday with relativesand friends
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Miss Ruth Jessop, of Phoenix,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Waite and daughter.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

those cases of name forgetting which have occurred in myself, I find all most regularly that the name with held shows some relation to theme which concerns my own person and which is apt to provoke in me strong and painful emotions" |.
 Among other examples he tells how he could not remember the name of an inn near which he had spent seven summers, and that when he finally heard the name it proved to be the same as that of a rival physician who practices his own spe- ciaity in Vienna This name touched his professional jealousy
 Freud made study also of the cases in which he had forgotten to call on patients when q cali was due. and he found that the great majority of them had happened when the patient was one whom he treat ed gratis. I suspect the most of us, if we could achieve the refreshing personal candor with which Freud wrires his scientific books. would have similar tales to tell.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Two Bit Strong By Speed Bug They Even Form Motorbike Club--Fact!
BY LYLE ABBOTT

You give a coupla motorcycle folks half chance and they will produce something's even if it is only laugh That was the way with T. Imler and F.. Douglas
 Recently, T Imler opined that it was not too warm and sultry for to get together the charter members of what would with any sort of luck bid fair to be the best motorcycle club Phoenix ever had Time came for said charter members to show up and they numbered exactly twins. They chances to be Imler and Doug las. so. not daunted a darn bit, these chaps set about forming a club. So far. the membership is restricted to two. which is a very wise arrange ment Motorcycle clubs ALWAYS set what John Hohl used to mis- call factions" and we are here to say that is blame sight more comfortable to have two factions honestly fighting 1t out. than to have several main and million minor ones. all taking surreptitious biffs at each other This will not be the case in the new motorcycle club. When the fun starts. we shall bet on the winner.
 All this gossip of motorcycle clubs is merely to engage your attention and to keep you occupied for a mo
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

ment. You really didn't notice the lapse of time
 The Imler- Douglas motorcycle club proposes to pull off a race meet. Specifications are not on file at the office of the city recorder yet. But from what Imler gets rid of to every body who will listen, this race meet will he a dinger. It will he such a fine race meet. that it will have to be postponed until H. Crandall gets back from the coast. Crandall is eX- pected to bring back the Harley y-Da : VidSon racing motorcycle he used so successfully at Dodge City. Beside being a distinct addition to the local world of speed, this machine will probably add some competition to the local race meets.
 It was whispered in our shell-like ear that R. Landis had made ar rangements with the interior economy of O'Connelrs speedy Indian. There's no getting around it, the Irishman's mount remains fast. in spite of the frequent races it gets in and the loving care given it by the mechanics. And if 1t will just hook up strong with a motorcycle of the caliher of Crand.sll's. then we of the remington ridden minds will he afforded a chance to pick winners in blaze of alihis.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
|HOTCHK|SS ID
 LOCATE HERE
Partner of the Huntsman- Hotchkiss Overland Com, pany Takes Over Local Branch = Hutchins Gets Cochise County

H. II. Hotchliss, partner in the Huntsman -Hotchkiss Overland compa- ny of Arizona, will become resident manager of the Phoenix branch, ac- cording to an important announce ment yesterday. D. B, Hutchins, up to now the manager here for the II II company has contracted to become sub agent for the entire county of CochiSe
 The change will make the Phoenix office one of the two big offices of this important automobile firm.
 Hutchins, one of the live members of automobile row for over year will have entire charge of one of the states hest automobile districts, and no doubt will go on setting sales rec ords there.
 Hotchkss, who is an experienced branch manager. will assume charge here immediately. He announces the arrival of the first Wiuys-Knight of the new popularly priced series next Tuesday This will be the first low priced Knight motored car to be brought to Arizona
 The Huntsman- Hotchkiss company has the entire territory of Arizona for the overland car. Since June l the firm has sold T carloads of OverIands retailing l9 machines from their own garages and selling the others through thelr numerous subagencies. The de mand for Overlands has increased with the arrival Of the several new lower priced models. announced this season
 For the next season. the II-H com pany has contracted for 225 cars from this II can be seen that the Ov- erlind business k good in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
CANT REMEM6ER YOUR NAME" Common AffIiotion May Be Due to

cannot remember your name just wait a minue." How often we hear tat! And some of us are of tended and some of us think il is absurd to be offended. Well. ac- c9rding to Freud. the first are in stinctiVely right about it. When you cannot recall a name that you ought 10 remember II is q sign either that dnconsciously you wish to injure or reject the person whose name you have forgotten. or else that this per son is associated in your mind with something you do not want to think of. If his name should come to mind that repressed thought would come with it, and so you cannot fish up either of them
 Says Freud. When I analyze
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
AMERICAN GRIP NOW
Continued from Page One.)

action of the mob in taking the Pres ident from the French legation in vii clation of the diplomatic immunity for eign legations enjoy would be regard ed ordinarily as d serious affront but in view of the absence Of an establish ed government, and the generally tur- bulent conditions incident, it will prob ably not complicate the situation. It had the effect. however, of stimulating the American government which is more deeply interested in Haiti than European countries to take immediate steps to restore order
 The president has been giving ser ious consideration to the situation in Haiti for several weeks. Pau- Fuller, Jr, sent to investigate conditions there, recently returned with a report showing that it was impossible for him to negotiate the proposed treaty with President Guillaume owing to the latter's fears that the police would rise against him if he signed the pact.
 While the terms of the proposed treaty were never made public it is known that the United States attempt ed 10 arrange for an administration of the customs in q way analogous to the American customs system in the Dominican republic.
 II is considered very probable in diplomatic quarters tonight that the American government will now insist on the original proposals before with drawing its forces. to compel the ob- serVance law and order and also would seek to have incorporated in the treaty provision somjeWhat similar to the Pl1tt amendment to the Cuban treaty. whereby the United States would have inc right to intervene in the event of disorders
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
MURDESBAUGH WINS
 JUNIOR SWIM MEET

Winning four firsts and one sec ond yesterday afternoon, Harold Mudersbaugh took the preliminary junior swimming meet at the Y. N. C. A Elmer Caveness was second and Charley Egner was third.
 The big meet will be held next Fri day at thirty. All parents and others interested are cordially in- vited.
 The races and their winners are as follows
 20 Yard ash-Mudersbaugh first. Egner second.
 40 Yard Dash-Mudersbau first. Caveness second.
 Egg and Spoon e-Mudersbaugh first, Egner second.
 40 Yards on Back-Mudersbaug first Thomas second
 Beginners Race-Baker, first, Lair second
 Dive for Form-Watson first, Mud ersbaugh second.
 Swim Under Water-Caveness first, Thomas second.
 Those entered in the meet were MudershauFh Cavness. Thomas Wat son. Lair. Memo Cavness. !. Rurson. T.. Burson. Lamson, Becker. Brown. Stewart and Clemens
 The judges were Dameron, Carpen- ter. Chany and Tovrea.
 Bob Boardman. boys secretary, was the promoter of the meet
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Hester's Team Outclasses Visitors Glavenich and Hogan Unhittable Until the Ninth Brings Two Scores

RAY. July 26.-Ray won over the Superior team hy score of : to 2, the visitors scoring two runs in the ninth inning on a three base hit hv Brown and a single h. McAvoy. Superior secured a total of seven hits as against four hits by Ray, but did not seem to rap the Bill" at the right time. except in the ninth inn ing The game lacked the usual in teTest as Superior vas unable 90 srrTe until the ninth irnng.
 Center Fielder DTiscoli sprained his ankr while chasing a fly ip the sew enth inning and had "a retire, Man ..seI Hester tating his init Ray was up and doing all the time DeNaggio stealing four bases. Ramage l, Hes ter 1 and PendcI;on l.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
sixth inning

Seventh inning "-Batted for GaIvenich in 5th. 'xSiXth inning. xtSixth inning.
 Summary Three base hit-Brown. Two base hits-Pittman, Gay Struck out-By Rollins B. Crespi none. Glavenich 3. Hogan 3. Sacrifice hit-Scanlon Sacrifice flies-Driscoll. Pendelton. Base on balls-Off Rollins 2, Cresp 1. GIavenich 9. Hogan 2 Double pIay-Hogan to Scanlon tc RamaCe.
 Passed halls-BlaCk 2. Hit by pitcher-Rollins l. Time of game-1 hour 45 minutes Attendance-100 Umpires-Ri Riordan and Bromley
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Testers Leaders Lose Like
 Stick OfDynamite To Hayden

pinches. Bromley for Ray kept the hits well scattered until the ninth when two pinch hits and q smashing drive by Second Baseman Galena brought home the bacon.
 Both teams played big league ball in the field.
 Herb lost like a stick of dy- namite."
 Score By innings:
 R. H F. Ray ......-... 900 001 000-1 8 ( Hayden ....O00 900 O11-2 c Batteries: Bromley and Arbogast. {. Toner and Wachob. Umpire, Me Gilvray
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

Hague, Enschade, Briel and other cities.
 Peat enters always largely into the fuel supply of Holland and, in con sequence of the shortncss of coal has been more called for than ever. Many private households have resumed the consumption of peat fuel, and it's peculiar smell is now encountered everywhere in Holland
 Mistrcs ss-Well, cook if you and the other maids are at all nervous of the Zcppelins, you can have your beds re- moved into the basement.
 Cook-No, thank you, ma'am. We have every confidence in the policeman at the gate.-London Punch.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

Jack Ness wonderful work with the stick has braced the Oakland bur~h up during the last few weeks. They were tottering and slipping and they could not muster up enough of the oad red fire stuff to get them by. Ness. however. ke)t on hitting, and the more frequently he hit the harder his tea inmates Ia bored to help the worthy cause along. Now the club is in line to do a lot of good for itself
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Newark ', St. Louis 6.
 Baltimore 3. Pittsburg 4. (Eleven innings)
 Second: Baltimore 3. Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 4. Kansas City 3. Second game: Brooklyn 2, Kansas City 3.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Federal leauue

Newark at St. Louis. Buffalo at Chicago. Brooklyn at Kansas City. Baltimore at Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

If the present plans are carried out, fight fans will see a classy mill at Cedar Point Labor day, with Johnny K,lbane, feather champ, and Alvie Miller, the lad who recently handed Matt Brock a sweet lacing, as the principals. Johnny has had good rest. He'll be in great shape for the ElilL
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
THEY ALL HIT I'M

PHILA ADELPHIA. July 2S.-The visitors mixed three hits with pass and four errors by the locals in the fifth and scored five runs Every visitor got at least one hit.
 Score R. H. F. St Louis ...6 II 3 Philadelphia ......5 4
 Batteries: Loudermilk and Sey- eroid; Wyckoff and Lapp.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
SUCH A RELIEF

"Oh doctor, I'm so glad you've come, We just had such a scare We thought at first that the baby had swallowed a s gold piece
 And you found out that he hasn't"
 Yes. Thank goodness, it's only quarter. Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
NO SOOTHING INFLUENCE

Music is supposed to soothe the nerves, is it not?"
 Not at my house. It keeps every thing dancing till midnight"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
An1arican leaque

Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at New York. Chicago at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Coast teadue

Los Angeles at Salt Lake. san Francisco at Oakland. Portland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Z Boston al Cincinnati.
 Brooklyn at PittsburE.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
VALUABLE kNowLEDeEt GAINEr

Well Freddie" said his mother. did you learn anything new at school today?"
 "yes'm," said Freddie.
 What did you learn new?"
 T got on to a new way O gettin' out o' school fer an hour by snuffin' rcd irk up me nose."-Ladies Home Journal
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Red Toner Does Clam Act in Pinches and Shelter ties Soak Bromley for Timely Run Arbogast of Oaks Backstops

HAYDEN, ARIZ., July 28.-In the most sensational and exciting game ever played on the local diamond Testers miners were defeated this afternoon by the Hayden Millers, 2 to l. Red Toner was wild in spots but
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
COAST LEAGUE

Portland 0. Vernon 1.
 San Francisco 9, Oakland 2. Los Angeles 8, Salt Lake '.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Superior
N0tionoI League
RUDOLPH REATS REDS

CINCINNATI July Opportune hitting the visitors won the game. Rudolph allowed only fiNe hits. two of which were punched in the sixth, when the locals scored one run.
 Score R H. E.. Boston .....-.....-.--. Cincinnati ...-...-..-..--..-1
 Batteries: Rudolph and Gowdy: McKenery and Clark.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
ALL BY scHALk,s SELF

BOSTON, July 28.-The visitors sharp fielding held the locals run less notwithstanding Scott's cratic pitching Schalk singled in the third, got second on a sacrifice and scored when Thomas failed to hold Hooper 8 throw of Scott's hit
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
YANKEES POUND DusUC

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Yank ees hit Dubuc hard. five of their nine hits going for extra bases. Caldwell was also hit hard but kept the safe ties scattered except in the second and ninth.
 Score R. H. F. Detroit -.. II New York ...-..6 Q
 Batteries: Dubuc and Stanage; Mckee; Caldwell and Sweeney.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
American League
INJUNS AT IT AGAIN

WASHINGTON. July 2s-The vis- itors batted in an easy victory Boeh- ling and Harper were ineffective and poorly supported.
 Score R. H. F.. Cleveland ..........10 IT Washington ..1 $ 2
 Batteries: Jones and O'Neill Boehling Harper and Henry, Will Hams
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Federal League
C past Leaque
National Leaque

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Demaggio Swipes Four Sax
 In Game With Superiorites

s*Kans .. Q 0 o 0
 8 . 724 1S 3 sixth inning
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
NETHERLANDS COAL

Continued from Page onel
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
GROVER NOT INTANGIBLE

ST LOUIS, July 2s.-The locals hit Alexander opportunely and helped by the visitors six errors, won. Doak held the visitors to three scattered singles
 Score R. H F. Philadelphia --.-.-.-.--....1 2 6 St Louis ....3
 Batteries: Alexander and Killfer Doak and Snyder.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

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Arizona republican., 1915-07-29
Brooklyn Pittsburg. rain.

Do today thy nearest duty--Goethe.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19

The matter of preparedness" or
in other words large increase in
the army and navy is one that is
looming up larger and larger as the
time of assembly of the congress
draws nearer and with the admins
tration lined up on the one side and
majority leader Claude Kitchin with
strong backing both in the house and
senate, there is certainly something
going to he doing from the first day
1t is question that challenges the
most serious consideration of all
the citizens of the United States. If
the present great conflict that holds
within its awful grasp peoples of
every continent on the globe has
been of any value it has been to
prove that armament is useless as
a means of preventing war. Great
Britain with the miehtiest navy
that the world has ever seen,
France armed to the teeth and her
entire border one huge fortress, Rus
STA with her millions of fighting
men, Germany with the most per-
feet fighting machine that surpasses
anything of which Alexander, Da-
RUS or Napoleon ever dared to
dream, all established and main
tanned at STAGGERING cost to the
taxpayers of the countries and with
the avowed purpose of maintaining
peace, at moments notice, W her
practically the whole civilized worlc
rested under the delusion that these
things would prevent war, mobal
Lied their forces and behold, tn
impossible had occurred, the night
mare of statesmen was reallt!
and the Christian nations of tn
earth thristed for the blood of thei
fellows as did their savage ances
tors who roamed half naked thr0ug
the forests of Europe two thousan
years ago.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19
CALL FOR DAIRY CATTLE

A call is being sent out over the
State for those who have pure
bred dairy cattle for sale or who
wish to buy such cattle to attend
the annual live stock meeting to be
held in Salisbury. January Is to %
1916. A large number of consien-
ments is needed and the Office of
Dairy Farming is anxious to hear
from any one who may have such
cattle on hand.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19

public school where the teacher is
entirel. capable, not only of training
their minds, but of moulding their
characters into such as will be OF
honor to the commonwealth and OF
the God who made them. except Ill
such cases where noble men and wo-
men with the necessary attachments
are so much in love with the work
that they present themselves alivine
sacrifice upon the alter for the ser
vice of your boys and girls.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19

he above editorial was wril;,.
by Mr.. r. L. Gray, Editor of Raleia,.
Times. and appeared in that pape,
October 4th, 1915.
Mr.. Gray is native of North
Carolina and for a number of yesr>
has been prominently connected
With newspaper work in the Stat 5
of New York, Virginia. South Caro-
Ina and other States. He has huu
splendid opportunities to observe.
and Study the question of taxation
AID administration of government
as obtained IN other States.
his thoughtful Editorial will ap-
peal most strongly to all North Car
,ilniaDs interested in these ques-
tons.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19
J.ION Of RESPECT
-u.iownee. N. Z. Move mber O
u
1915

,ulio"hee. N. {. Move mber q
1915.
oiLcs- bereavement has come to
'r.e Oui beloved members in tho
ueath of MS Small sister, we. the
inembers OF the Columbian Society
- duopt the following resolutions:
Fist, Resolved; that since OH,
III wise aid omnipotent Father who
.oeth all things well has seen fit
Al lis infinite wisdom to remove
Lnis little one from its earthly
nome. we bow in humble submis-
oion to his divine will, Tor the Lore
s.veth u the Lord taketh away
oiessed be the name of the Lord"
Second, RESOLVED; that we the
members OF the Columbian Society
lament the cearh of this pure child,
I'D that we extend hand of SYM
pally to the bereaved family.
Third, kesolved, that we will
Hereafter enoeavor to submit our
Ives TO the divine will OF our
Heavenly Father, and strive t.
make our daily-walk conform with
the purity of this dear child.
Fourth, Resolved: that one copy
OF these resolutions be sent to the
oereaved family, one to the county
,..per, and one put on the records
of the Columbian Literary Society.
Committee:
| D. M. Hooper,
T. w. Bird,
R. V. Ray.
;. Kathleen D. Conroy,
|, Bessie Rayburn.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-19

We are inclined to the opinion
that the typist in the Office of the
Carolina Mountaineer made q mis-.
take in the heading of an editorial
in last weeks issue 1t was publish.
ed Great Britain Gets Told" Per
haps it would be better Great Brit
ain Gets Toll.