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The Winslow mail., 1917-11-16
Additional Locals.

Miss Grace Anderson has ac-
cepted a position in the office Of
Supt. Tuttle.
Mrs. E. A. Wing has gone to
Phoenix where she will make her
home in the future.
Supt. Tuttle and wife are in
Los Angeles this week, where
Mr.. Tuttle was called on official
business.
r. j. Putnam returned Tues
day evening from Los Angeles,
where he has been for nearly a
month in the hospital.
r. B. Mclean returned Tues
day from Camp Linda Vista,
where he has been visiting his
brother, who is a member Of the
army.
1t is these days of ideal wealth
er that makes northern Arizona
such a desirable place in which
to reside.
Ed. Sawyer and C. l. Houck
were Flagstaff visitors early in
the week attending an executive
committee meeting of the wool
growers association.
Rube Matthews has left US and
gone to Fresno, Calf, where he
will have charge of the block
system of the Santa Fe on that
division. He will be wishing he
was back here again before
many days, but his old pal Dick
inson says there will be ''nothin'
doing"
Eleven men from WinsloW
were drawn on the grand jury
which meets in Holbrook next
Monday. Ten of the eleven are
in the train service, and exempt
from jury duty. The only vic
tim who cannot escape is w. A.
Parr, as there is no law exempt
ing capitalists or undertakers.
Prof. |. Colodny, who was fir
ed from the faculty of the state
university because Mrs. Colodny
led the fight that put the red
light district out of business in
Tucson, thereby interfering with
the profits of friends of the
regrets, has located in Flagstaff,
and is connected with the Flag
staff Leader.
County Attorney Larson was
in the city Monday evening on
his way to Phoenix, where he
will file two appeals from deci-
sions of the superior court. One
is to set aside the probation or
der in the Quayle case, and the
other is an application to rein
state the suit against F. T. La
Prade under the abatement law
to close the japanese pool hall.
The Santa Fe has completed its
six-foot cement sidewalk on the
three sides of its property in
front of the depot, which makes
a valuable improvement. Now
if Supt. Tuttle will put on his
overalls, park the plot of ground
and plant few trees it will add
pleasing effect to the eye of
travellers passing through, and
be source of comfort and pride
to the community.
Why all this commotion about
a wheatless day? There is
nothing more palatable these cold
mornings than big fat hoe cake
nicely Drowned on both sides,
and all that is required is little
corn meal, a pinch of salt, a little
water and milk. There is some
thing the matter with mans
appetite when he cannot enjoy
meal of hoecake, and he ought to
consult specialist.
The Holbrook citizens are still
enthusiastic over the proposition
that there is oil in their section,
and a company is being formed
"a ns,olr q x.-ol tc lo,oaoxr4xo4o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
FLEET
BEATING SLAvS
IS POWERFUL

~ vais~d Press Leased wire
LONDON. Oct 2o.--hops that
Russia would be able 70 make
effective resistance TO . Ger.
man development Of Reveal and
occupation. before winters
srow, Of that strategic point.
from which . campaign may be
directed next spring against
petrourad. was practically
abandoned here today.
Germany has never concentrated
such a powerful fleet Of all types
OF vessels since the war began us
that which II smothering tho Rus.
sian defense around Riga gulf Any
ono OF 10 drcadnaughts. forming
only one part OF the invading
squadrons. II In itself abi. 90 cope
with the whole Russian fleet
ouiranking and outspesdins tho
Russians,
zeppeiins are being used over
the whole fighting zone. Hundreds
OF small mine swcepers arc CO.
operating. Tho only thing lacking
In this fleet are transports. accord.
ing TO reports from Petrograd. All
landing parties have so far been
sailors. Hindenburs cannot spare
sailors jus, now.
Today's reports Indicated that
the German sweep over Dago island
was continuing. Tho next step viii
be a landing on the coas, OF
Easthonia for tho expected rear
movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
PHONE GIRLS DELAY
STRIKE 70 AID LOAN
Continued From Page I

the day girls 10 their homes.
Tho frat girls walked out OF the
exchanges AT 2 a. m. and made
their way 10 the Labor temple.
Their places were filled with oper.
ators furnished by the telephone
company. with view towards
maintaining n makeshift service.
No Action BY state
No action TO avert the strike
had been taken by the Washington
State Council for Defense. the
workers taking their cue from
their leaders In the South.
Fire Chief Stctson issued n warn
Ing early In the evening to the Fl.
feet that all citizens should ac-
quaint themselves with the near.
est fire alarm. In case OF strike.
Police calls. II was announced.
would be made by the pa,rolmen
thru their independent telephones
on their beats.
The iincmen. repairmen and 9th.
or electrical workers were slated
10 walk on, At noon Saturday.
They viii follow the action taken
by the operators and remain a;
work for the time being.
About 5000 workers in Washing
ton are affected by the proposed
strike. II tho strike is coast.wise.
this number will reach $4,000.
Tacoma and Olympia exchanges
walked ont for a few minutes and
returned "a soon rs II was learned
the Seattle operators had decided
not To strike.
No irIsC Discharged
Y. l.. McNallcy. district superin.
tendent OF tho Pacific Telephone a
Telegraph Co. announced Saturday
that conditions were absolutely
normal. lie said the company
would pay no attention 10 the brief
walk-out OF the operators.
we will not consider the walk.
out as a breach" he said. ''and
none of the girls will lose their po-
sitions. believe there is a better
understanding now between all
parties concerned"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
SHELTON Man IS
SUCCEED; $500
TAKEN BY THUGS

Three men slugged Andrew
Andrewson. logger. unconscious.
loaded him into an auto on Weller
st. between Sixth and Seventh
ayes. robbed him OF $500. and later
dumped him out on the road at
3srd ave $. and Dosia place at Q
p. m Friday.
Andrewson. who In &c years old
finally struggled 10 his feet. and
tho hts collar bone was broken. and
both eyes swollen closed. he man
aged 10 find pedestrian who
called the police.
3. /. Inn. 500 Seventh ave.
Charles Norman. Hillcrest hotel.
and Henry Metxentine. s2s Jackson
st. had all reported earlier 10 the
police that they had seen an ole
man siugged and pulled into an
automobile.
The bandits used n new 1917
studebaker. believed TO have been
stolen from the home OF AdJt Gen.
Maurice Thompson, siis Day st.
about \ p. m.
Andrewson was from n shelton
camp. and carried his savings In
his vest pockets In an old tobacco
sack and tobacco can. lie Ii at
tho city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
The Crimes We
Commit Against
Our Stonachs

No Discovery OF the past fifty
years in the field OF health investi.
cation exceeds in importance the
recent discovery that the stomach
and Intestinal Tract are the seat OF
90 per cent OF all sickness.
The trouble In that certain wrong
combinations of good foods simply
will not mix In the Stomach: in.
stead they act and react chemically
upon each other. liberatlng guam.
titles OF gas and acid Sour
Stomach. commonly called heart.
burn. from which so many people
suffer. makes It's appearance. and
a constant desire TO Belch, as well
as Swelling and a Fullness OF Feel.
ing are most generally the symp-
toms complained OF. In rare cases
these symptoms may be absent al.
together. but in the course OF 30
minutes TO one and one-half hours
severe pain comes on. owing to
a distension OF tho Stomach. caused
by too much gas. which for some
unexplained reason is unable to
escape.
All OF these distressing symp.
toms are speedily relieved by one
dose of J-O-T.O.
Almost unbelievable are the re-
suits which have followed the mp.
plication of this new scientific
preparation. Yet the facts. told
here. are in every instance posi-.
lively authenticated They can
hardly fail to interest any normal
man or woman who may suffer
from Stomach Troubles.
Just try H. Sold by your local
druggist or sample package mailed
free upon request. by The Belling
ham Chemical Co.. Bellingham. Wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
TRANSPORT SUNK
BY 4" LUCKY" SHOT
[ Continued Erom Paae

they hoped today that I, would
serve 10 awaken the American pco-
pie to realization OF exactly wha,
may be expected from the Ger.
mans: tha, only the utmost pro
caution and tho utmost force IL
sufficient to conquer such an
enemy.
Tho Tuck" In tho Antilles case
II one OF the incidents OF U-boat
warfare. Officials explained today
that the Antilles must have run
over the U-boat. whose surprised
commander was able 10 get the
range and deliver n torpedo surely.
Had the U-boat been running with
her pcriscope exposed she would
have been visible TO the convoy
Subs Lie In Wait
Between tho patrol and tho arma.
ment of the Antilles she would
have been an easy victim. As II
was. the U-boat apparently rot one
sight OF the transport while lying
in wait for loaded transports.
Europe. bound. and. ducking quick.
ly. fired her torpedo and made off.
Recent reports indicate tho Ger
mans are lying I'm wait for the
American transports especially.
The fact that this lurking suk
marine was on the trail and did
her work unseen. clinched the
stories as 10 Gernany's intentions.
Not OF Military importance
The point that authorities en-
phasized today about the disaster
Is that II is not OF any great mill.
tary importance. Innsmuch as the
transport was empty. the German
score was no more than the tor
pedoing Of a merchantmen. The
fact that military men lost their
lives, costly tho II was. may serve
as an impetus TO the war spirit
here. II 1t does. then the American
lives have not been sacrificed in
vain. II II held.
The war department early today
had received no reply TO its request
upon Gen. Pershing TO check up on
the casualty list. and II In doubtful
II this would be forwarded for a
day or two.
Meantime the best information II
that about 10 are missing. II may
run few more or less. but there
will be no appreciable increase.
To Be Expected
Naval officials warned today that
no matter how efficient the Amer.
lean conveys may be. just such in
cidents as the Antilles affair were
bound to happen now and then.
There can be no absolute reckon
ing with submarine, tho with n
convoy and armament the chances
OF trouble are greatly reduced.
The Antilles was struck amid
ships. the shot penetrating the on
CINE room. She went down In five
minutes. Had she been loaded with
troops. hundreds would have per.
ished.
Incidentally II developed today
that every American transport IL
equipped with life RATS and life
boats more than sufficient TO take
care OF every person aboard. But
In the case OF the Morgan liner
there was no chance for many
aboard to get on such craft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
TACOMA PHONE GIRLS
ARE REUSED EARLY

ny United Free. Leased wire
TACOMA, Oct 2o.--Between 175
and 200 Tacoma telephone girls
who went home at 3 o'clock this
morning from n union meeting be
llevlng they were on strike and
would not have 10 get out till noon
we're dragged from their beds aft
or only two or three hours sleep
by telephone calls from their presi.
dent. Miss Hazel Holmes. saying
the strike was Off for week. and
that the switchboard job was wait
ing for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
BACKACHE KILLS!

Dom, make the fatal mistake OF
neglectinE what may seem TO be a
simple little backache." There
isn't any such thing. II may be tho
first warning that your kidneys are
not working properly and throwing
off the poirons as they should. II
this 10 the case 60 after the cause OF
that backache and do II quickly or
you may find yourself In the grip Of
an incurablc disease.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM oil Cap
suies will give almost Immediate
relief from kidney and bladder trou-
blcs. which may be the unsuspected
cause of general I'll health. GOLD
MEDAL Harlem OIL Capsules arc
imported direct from the laborg-
tories in Holland. They arc pre-
pared In correct quantity and con-
venicnt form TO take and are POSI-
lively guaranteed to give prompt
relief or your money win be refund
cd. Get them at any drug store. but
be sure TO insist on the GOLD
MEDAL brand. and take no other.
In boxes. three sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
IS Per Cent of Apple
Sale TO Smoke Fund

The Lucky Strike Fruit com.
pany. In tho Economy Public mar.
ket. IL giving 10 per cent OF the
gross amount OF their sale of ap-
Piles Saturday TO tho Our Boys in
France Tobacco Fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
COAST PHONE TIEUP
HELD UP TO help
Liberty BOND LOAN

By United Press leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
There will be no general strike
OF electrical workers and teIe-
phone operators employed by
the Pacific Telephone and Tel.
egraph Co. until after the sec
ond Liberty loan campaign Is
ended.
Announcement Of this was
made today, after Mortimer
Flelsohhaoker, OF the Callfor-
MIA state council OF defense.
had INTERVIEWED at the request
OF the government and appeal
ed to the employees patriotism.
The agreement was reached Mt /
O'Clock last night, an hour before
the time set by organized telephone
operators to walk out.
By agreement. the heads OF the
company's electrical workers IN
California. Washington. Oregon
Arizona and Nevada will not carry
out their strike order until mid
night. October 81, ~ hours after
the Liberty loan drive ends. Mean
while. Fleischhacker is expected to
continue his efforts to avert the
strike. because II Is feared such a
tieup would paralyze business in
the Pacific coast states.
Until Fleischhacker interviewed
as mediator. the electrical workers
$500 I'm number. were under orders
TO walk out tomorrow. when their
present contract expires.
John Morgenthaler. district pres
ident of the union, and his fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
Bride Weds Brother
of Late Bridegroom

NORTHUMBERLAND. Pa. Oct.
3o.--Miss Alice Pratt. rs. who has
biz brown eyes and rosy checks.
appeared at the office OF Squire
Tierney a few days ago TO become
the bride OF John nordnrr. a
ncighbor. With her Was Frank
Bordncr. n brother OF the prospcc.
tive bridegroom. Tho time was
Sc, for O'Clock. and when John
did no, appear for the nuptiais she
married Frank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
KELLY COMES here

New inventions. to be used in
making clothing. stand more serv.
ice. In the interest of economy,
win be manufactured In Seattle. ac-
cording 10 c. y. Kelly. now at the
Savoy hotel. lie came from As.
toria. Oregon. TO Seattle to take
charge of the new business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
Easy Way to Stop
Waste of Food

DO you know that rats destroy
foodstnffa every year, This fact
being known. why delay vigorously
using a rciiahi. method OF Kidding
our homes stores and warehouses %
these waHtsfui pcstrf Probably
there 10 no easier nor more effective
method Of estsrminaiing rats than
stearns Paste. scientific product
that has been used succrEHfuily by
the u. y government In it's different
campaigns against the rat 4 small
box. cotaing only a few cents, Will
usually completely free the house
from rats and mice. ~ will also
sffectually destroy cockrosches and
NatsrbuRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

officials readily responded to
F1elschhacker's appeal TO patriot
Ism, and ordered the strike delay
ed. aisho Morgenthaler said. Off
cially. we have no right to take
such action"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
THOSE LONG NAMES

willis: wonder why they have
never tried conscription in Russia.
ellis: Too slow. II would take
them all day TO draw one name out
Of the box.-Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

A flower cannot blossom
without sunshine, and a man
cannot live without iove.-up-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

Among nnankind's worst enemies
are the open.saced sneexcr and the
person who doesn't bury his cough
In q handkerchief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20
ISDIrrERENCE

what aahes . sssse lose mach Of
TRADE
IL net the meyeks aatset
Uat ~tndifferea~e" OF the sales
Whs efses set uawsse.
We atm - sell eur seesfidesee"
with each sWd every ssiet
Our girls will not besssy ws.
And their ssniies are never stale.
We stns % make your shopping
As pleasant - your hs@et
And you will "ndversise- ne
Wherever you May roam
Wen give you all attention.
And besides you will save more
On each fall SUIT. COAT. DRESS
and HAT
At tie FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second ssa Unisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-20

| Do you want to rent a house7
Read Star want ads.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
WOULD TAX COTTON.

A certain Congressman from
wants to levy war
tax Of ,2.5o on every bale Of cotton.
Ho argues that the farmers OF the
South should bear their share OF the
burden. That fellow is from an iron
and steel producing state. His pro-
ducts have been protected for ftty
years by tariff laws and the South
crn farmers have made him rich
while thoy have had no protection.
A proposition tofadd a 'i,5o tan
on iron products would not sound SO
GOOD tothe pennnylvanian and yel
after protecting his industry against
foreign competition he Is permitted
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
SELF INTEREST BOBs UP 10 OP-
POSE HUMAN WELFARE.

Just at time when the Govern
men Is proposing to check the bra
zen plans OF food spectators by hS-
ing a limit on prices Of food stun
II Is noticed that selfish interests are
buttlng In to hold prices up to an alb
normal level II IL stated that vast
quantities. Of grair and other FOOD
stuifs have been boarded in Chicago
and other cities while the European
people are suffering for food and the
American people are paying double
prices for flour and other necesss-
ties. the cormorants are withholding
their sisrcs from the markets re-
CARELESS Of human suffering. The
government II proposing to Ak scales
Of reasonable prices and while this
movement Ia belng~ discussed In
Washington. a certain Texan. claim
ing to speak for Texas de mands that
a minimum price OF $500 a bushel
for wheat and 25 cents pound for
cotton should he fixed. Men in posi-
ton to see the food situation In all
rs phases declare that unless
check rein Is held on spectators the
people will soon have to pay $40 a
barrel for flour or do without IL.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The Colorado Record thinks that a
feature Of inconsistency II shown in
newspapers that carry advertise
ments OF Beyo and other non-intoxl-
eating drinks manufactured by
brewers and yet refuse TO carry ad-
vertlsements OF liquor and beer, II
says this concession Is supporting the
liquor trust. On the same principle
the Colorado paper would condemn
the advertising Of soap or breakfast
food, II the brewers should offer
these for sale.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The Club met Tuesday evening OF
this week with Miss Mabel Clark.
Owing to bad weather the regular
meeting Of last Thursday was post
prned.
The meeting was a most interest
lnc one. Our delegate. Miss Akers'
made her report on the sweetwater
convention.
This was very interesting as well
rs instructive and was geatly en-
joyed by all.
Three new members were voted
into the club. Misses veda and zad'
Maxwell and Miss Ina Wilson.
Delicious refreshments were serv
3D.
Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
ACTIVE LIVER v
GOOD HEALTH


Stimulate your liver, regulate
your bowels and purify your blood
by taking a teaspoonful OF Or. Tin
kie's LIver-eie three times a day
Just before meals. II will thoroughly
scour your liver. stomach and bowels
and thus purify your blood, put the
body In fine condition. destroy the
plmples and restore the clear, pink
and white complexion so much de-
sired.
Or. Tlnkie's Llver-eze Is especially
recommended for pimples on the
face. malaria. blllousness, constipa-
tlon, dyspepsia and all diseases
caused from sluggish, inactive
liver. Price so cents.
Ask for DR.. Tlnkle's Remedies
consisting OF Liver-eze, Healing OIL
Baby Bowel Remedy, busting Pow
derand Screw Worm Killer II YOU
want the best. They are sold in sny'
der by all druggists. 4stl
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The City Council and the Commits
sloners Court came across with ar
teen days each on employment Of
the scurry County Good Roads and
auto Assn to put our streets and
public square in presentable shape
for the reception OF the locating cum-
mlttee Of the West Texas A. & NJ.
College. and az demonstration OF
ne Investment. the Santa Fe
streets stand as monument to
what little knowledge and consid-
erabTe work will accomplish. Just
drive up the streets that have been
remedicd and notice the extreme dlf-
ference .
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

The Dallas News seems to think
II unwlse to organize a force OF 500
rangers along the border forthe rea-
son that Mexicans will leave that
region at a time when their labor
is needed. It is a proven fact that
Mexlcans are afraid Of Texas rangers
and H. Is said many Of them have
gone from the Brownsville country
because the Hudspeth bill proposes o
strong force Of rangers.
Wicked Mexlcons have long been
menace to peace and safety on the
border and the sordld reasoning that
their labor is needed should not en-
tor into count. They have flirted at
will with American authority back
cd by soldiers and Texas people have
contendad that band Of Rang
ors could control them better than
an army Of troops and thclr loav-
log proves the force Of this eonten-
ton.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Hlgglnbotham Brothers a Co.
with a page advertisement Illustrates
as well as verbally describes many
useful and delightful wearing appar-
FL things this week. Take time to go
into this advertisement In detail, as
this store has everything and then
some. and Mr.. Northcutt Is right on
the job with an efficient force every
moment.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18
AMONG THE MERCHANTS


The Grocery firm Of Dawson. VIII
helm a Co. has been dissolved and
transformed into the firm name OF
shulcr & wilhelm Grocery Company,
which took charge OF the business
Tuesday morning and will conduct
same at the Old stand on the east
side OF the square. It Is understood
that Mr.. Dawson expects to reside
at Big Springs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Kinney have
demonstrated their ability In operat-
Ing photo-play houses in Western
Texas by the extreme good shows
and excellent programs at the Cory
Theatre In Snyder. An opening has
presented itself at sweetwater and
they have gone down to capture the
opportunity. Mr.. Geo. v. Hollywood
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. wills
ford are operating the Cory Theatre
during their temporary absence See
their large adv. In today's sIEnaL
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Cation Dodson Dry Goods Company
the Big Store. has half page adver-
tlsement pertaining to sweet girl
graduate dainties. Don't fail to read
what they have to say In the Signal
this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

There vlil be opposition in Con-
etenu TO tho proposed government die
tation Of food prices, but unless
,omethins is done In that line the
hoarders Of food stuns will leave
the people to 90 hungry while their
own barns and warehouses are burst
ing with a store OF grain. meat and
other food stun.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-18

Graduation time for our boys and
girls Is 'always interesting to an old
established family paper like the
signal. The files often contain the
report Of the marriage OF the parents
the birth Of the baby and then grad
uatlon.