The Winslow mail., 1920-01-23

proClaClOn ana esteem ever accorded
citizen of Winslow was the elaborate
farewell banquet Friday night at the
Harvey House in honor of Superin
tendent and Mrs. R. H. Tuttle, who
have been transferred to San Bernap.
dino. The banquet was given by the
Santa Fe employees and the citizens oil
WinslOw. Places were laid for zoe
guests and every table was completely
occupied. The banquet was one OF
the smartest affairs ever attempted il
Winslow and was attended by Officials
and employees of the entire coast lines
from three states
The following address was delivered
very ably by the Toast-master En-.
gineer Charles McCauley:
Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguish
I'd Guests and Fellow Citizens:
On behalf of the committee of ar.
rangements it affords me great plea
sure to extend to you hearty well
come. Your presence here touight is
2 magnificent testimonial of the higl
regard and estem in which our mutua
friends Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tuttle are
held in this community; it also re-
minds us that as we journey along
'ife's great pathway we ofttimes en-
counter circumstances that in some
cases bring us lamentations and sor-
row, and in others great rejoicing and
happiness, and upon some special oc-
casions. such as this, we encounter
both sorrow and rejoicing. We have
assembled here tonight that we might
express in some substantial manner
our regrets at the loss of those who
by their long association and kindly
leeds have endeared themselves to us,
cut on the other hand we are rejoiced
to know that in the transfer of Mr.
futile to San Bernardino we have not
sustained total loss as he will still
De member of the Coast Lines family
md we congratulate him upon his pro-
notion. We are still further rejoiced
20 know that his successor, Mr.. Mat
HE, is a man who knows the railroad
came and comes to us with the best Of
Communications.
Now before entering upon the festi-
yities of the occasion it is fitting that
We invoke the blessing Of the Greatest
If all superintendents, The Almighty
God, and we have with us tonight a
very eminent gentleman who is we'll
qualified and anx;Sxs to perfrom this
service for u.s. He is we'll known to
many of you and for the benefit OF
hose not acquainted / take great
pleasure in introducing the Reverend
D. M. Andrews"
There were many speeches made
Turing the banquet, the first being by
Mrs. Clarence Jordon Of Holbrook. In
behalf of the citizens of that town she
expressed to Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle re-
grets of their departure and congratu-
lations upon Mr.. Tuttle's promotion.
Gallup. New Mexico, was well and
ably represented by Edward Yaeger,
who rendered the hearty good wishes
If the First District which extends to
Albuquerque.
A splendid farewell in behalf of the
employees of the entire division was
made by the very popular and local
orator, Edward Carroll, after which he
presented to Mr.. Tuttle the following
Resolution, prepared at special
meeting of the employees OF the AL
buquerque Division, beautifully en-
graved and on parchment:
Whereas, Mr.. Richard Harrison Tut
tie, who for the past seven years has
been superintendent of the Adbuquer-
que division of tn Santa Fe railroad
has, during that time, so managed the
division as to attain the highest stand
ards of efficiency both in the execu-
tive and mechanical departments, and
while accomplishing this, has main
tained such just and satisfactory rela-
tions with the men under his superVl-
sion as to secure, at all times, the1I
unfailing loyalty and cooperation
and
Whereas, During these seven years
he has not only been an efficient rail
road executive but also has given law
| ishly of his time, energy and resources
to the upbuilding and advancement OF
every constructive. community enter
prise; and
! Whereas, The great railroad system
of which he is a part, recognizing his
superior ability and his loyal and ell
cient services, has called him to po,