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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-19
TURKIJA TURF Butt LAIS
VA ARBA NEIKOKIA.
Taip sake nacijonalistu vadas
Kemal.

Angora, geg. l (suvalinta) -
PlatQs Anatolijos apskriciai
Siandie neturi su Konstantin0-
poliu nei politikiniQ, ekonomi-
niu arba kar6s sqrySiQ. Turkai
nacijonalistai neturi nieko ben
dra su sultano vyriausybe, Jie
isteiga sau provizijonalle Wy
riausybe, kuri kontroliuoja Vi
So AnatolijQ.
Konstitucijonalistai tvirtina,
jog jQ vyriausyb9 veiks taip
ilgai, kaip ilgai paciam Kons-
tantinopolyj nebus ikurtas mi
nisteriu' kabinetas, tikrai at
stovaujas Kalifata ir isduodqs
reikalingus isakymus be jokios
anglQ kontrolas.
Ka nacijonalistai atlike.
Nacijonalistai sakosi jie ga
Ii prirodyti pasauliui, jog tur-
kai be sEetimos pagelbos gall
valdyties.
Visoj Anatolijoj ivesta svai-
galQ prohibicija. Turkai gy-
ventojai labai apsunkinti viso-
kiais darbais.
Bet iie tas sunkenybes velka
be jokio murm6jimo. Mes Il
no, kad jq pasiSventimas butt
mai reikalingas t6vyne gintl
nuo neprasytQ sveciQ. ...
Km nepasisuksi, visur pa
l' If net atjauciama ko-
kie tai nenormaliai laikai.
Kq nacijonalistai yra ligsiol
atlike il kQ mano jie atliktl,
gcriausia apie tq nupasakoja
pats ju vyriausias vadas, Mu-
stapha Kemal paSa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
FOOTBALL TEAM
TOSTART WORK
PLAYERS CALLED FOR MEETING
At HILL SCHOOL
BUILDING

7. &. Willis manual training teacher
and athletic director m the Amarillo
high school last year. has returned to
Amarillo Mr. Willis was very clad 70
get 10 Anirillo % his work CUNT Tav
Ter. Amos Hudson. Aiva GarDrr. Cor
don Tinmons Butler Horace Ansley.
and ]. ~ Munday were a. the High
Schlol building saturday afternoon
kicking and passing the bah Quin,
Taylor. captain-eleet 81 the 1899
team. requests that an who are raing
10 iry COT fer the team port - the
high school building II y. m. Monda.
fsH a good work out.
Mr.. Willis expressed great delight ~
The news tina; h. u 10 have - much
go'rd help this year J. a. Ferguson. Il
the Naval Recruiting Station. y 70
help coach thu line WAYNE McC urkle
win work with The hackficids and ends.
Mr.. Willis VIII help each q them. ar
Ferguson and AR McCoriSi. viii faeet
Mr. Willis In conference 20 agrce cn
plays signals siyi.. ~ coaching AMI ali
defailr before They - on the field The
team viii ~ picked IN the same wav
Captain Taylor D. exp, TIM he
team 10 win the high schnoi Champion
ship a the Panhandle piainvIeW high
srhosd will h. the hardest team o. ucat
AZ they will probably outweigh IN. Ar
ariilo team b. e,sod margin. and will
have some gufd men ieff over from
last year. u b. said Amarillo high
srhooi L. expecting ~ las, thru nsp
men Ia attend srh0oi this year all q
whom viii maxi. E0sd msr f0r ths
team There sfe aisn = no hngs %.
ntisnslsd ~chool last year hut did not
try for team who viii come cut for the
team this year and will lkeiy naic
god Il h believed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Amarillo Eiks made ten crrurs aud
that practically account fur the reason
why Guymun Boosters won. iu I. at
the new amusement park Yesterday at.
ern0on. Toms. Amarillo twirler. let
the visitor down with tWu hits. but
his teammates cracked behind him at
critical times Hedges. a LEFT handler,
pitched for Guymon
Captain Woodward played center
field Aitsr making AN error IA the
first inning. h. PLAYED guod hail. max
ing three putouts by catching lies
Guymon made two runs in the iirst Ia
ming. on one hit. two IN the secuud on
no hits. one IN the sixth on me- hits. anu
one In the eighth on one safety.
Kerr fnadr two bases In the first IN.
ming. When Woodward dropped his rs
Waters vas safe on Deans error. ksr'
going % third Wanlcn singled O. leiif
bringing IN Kerr aud Nugi. Ia the sc.
md inning Mahuney Wa safe on Deans
error Hart was safe whpn llorat
threw 10 second IN an at tempt 10 C.ltcn
Mahoncy Horizons error IN handllng
Hodges drive nettei him two hascx
and brought IN Mahoney and Hart.
Guymcns scurr in the seventh ia.
ming was made ON errors. Goodwin
was safe On C'Neilrs error. and was
sacrificed 20 secund hy Mah0ncy IL
scored on O'Neiii'S error tn handling
Hart's ball The final run was made
on Nogt's single o. right he was safe
az second or FEEDERS choice IN handling
Waters drive. Horizons error IN hand
ling Wafden's hunt from the catches
permitted Nogt L. score.
Tho Eiks scored IN the first inning
after two men were out. Cornelius
singled a. right. was on his way 20
sealing second whsu Fcuner doubled Co
center. scoring him. GcNivin iumhlei
a drive ~ ONeills aud Fenncr II
tempted Ia score IN u heing thrown
cut VI the plai. This decision upon the
part Of Impire saunders. ~ Guymon
provoked quite an argument.
THREE runs were made b. the Elks
~ the fourth inning Fcuncr strucE
out. O'Neil SINGLED 10 lett Dsau
was hil. and johnson brought them
both in with tripl. to center. Horton
nied 'ou, e. left field Toms hii TO
Goodwin. who handled the ball slowly
johnson scoring and Toms being safe
al first. Woodward singled over thirl
hose. putiing Toms on secund calvert
flied Ia right Held Tor the third cut.
The hnx s,ors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
New Orleans Cotton.
~ Associated i'reas

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 81 Heavy
rains " Texas caused alarm f"r th"
crop 'of that state nnd started a heavy
lhur cm"nt on IA. opening at the cotton
market to-day which st:ll was IN evil
dencc on the close. iast prices We're ~
gains ~ lee to l30 points
f'sir that the IIins would extend In
the eastern belt WIS increased hy the
forecast of generally showcry weather
fof III states east of the Mississippi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Kansas city livestock.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug ss.--iiogG
800. closed active. 10 a. 20 higher. pack
er ton Sisis: hulk of Slrs fla.lbh
$3.50: top sSi5.25. gool to choice heavr
sig25atla0o: goud to choice medium
s.00a Sls.3s. g"od a. choice light
ls.00a $3.50
Cattle. s00. for week best steers
steady To - higher. other grades steady
e. % lower. she st"ch weak "a % lower;
Gamer steady: bulls weak t0 30 lowe .
caves 80 To- 81 90 higher: feeders steady
e. - lower: stockers steady.
sheep: 900: len week sheep mostly .
higher: fat lambs " - Ia Si.15 highe
feeder lambs higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Mdr:keitNeWi;S|
HEAVIER BUYING SENDS
COTTON PRICES HIGHER
u, lated Pre-.

~ hHHnl taifu ilfhs
NEW YORK Aug eN-The buying
movement became decidedly more gen.
'ral and aggressiN. in Ia, cottnn NM.
k,t tuttN Continued vet weather In
The South accompanied by numerous
complaints ~ crop Deterioration seemed
tu be- causing more general nervousness
over The outl",k and loc3d brokers r".
pnited fresh huying 80 Tell as further
covering ~ shurt accounts October
rlos'd az sa.7u. with the genual list
clo'ine stronC At nj advance of -
e. ls. points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Nitls nanhlr Header.


EEAt MONT Avg 81 lee Martina
PLAYED Tia iron man tod,v. pitching
and winning both ends ~ double
header from Galveston.
Tn" locals hrok" up the first game by
Ounrhinr four hits III Couchman in the
ninth
Score-first game: II.
Galveston ........ 000 Goa 0iO-i
Beaumont ......... 0o0 uUo 0D2-e
kittcri,S Iuuchmun ana DBl1el.
Martina and Kelly.
Score Second game n
Galveston ............ oso oos a.;
Beaumont ....4..... 0eO M 80
Batteries Lee and OHrien; Martina
and S,anshury.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Cnlinn srrh ON Unchanged

NEN NutyN Aug. - the cotton
reed go maark't september closed IN.
charged. March MIN. points lower ana
the balance . to a. 1,nuts net higher
Prime crud' nominal: prime summer
yellow spot. Sii.1sHl?.2i. September
closed st2.ie. Decemlsr. sl3 90. lam
unr,. si3.23. March Si310
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
GRAIN TRADING LIGHT;
PRICES CLOSE HIGHER


~ NsSo'tattu IfcAas
CHICAGO. Aug sS.-rIading here
today was light ~ the finish wheat
WAS w ~ cents tu 2 IN cents ahuve
III" prryiou' olnsp. with December
ss3sg.l o. ss.ss. and March t2.Ss 3'S.
corn advanced 10 cent to IS cent.
oats wer, - cent lower H. 80 cent
higher. and provisions ranged from iiN"
cents lower e. n cents higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

lminaTy-Thrcrhasc hit lohrsI-
two-base hit, feuntr; sacrifice hits
Waters, Hedges. Cornelius st0rn
bases. Cornelius Waters. Heig,s ~.
hatsmen. by Hedge. Dean: struck out.
by Hodges IS. Toms I.
Cmpircs--Szundcrs and Jones
Time q game hour. 20 minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

summary -- TNu.hasi hJ bduhcr
stolen hnscs NudnE. spencer. double
pllys su,u ia Gguh. SlHking tn ulu
bert O. Cian'. loNi, o. Kelley. Fusch
o. Doylc Co. k,ilcl. bowie o. BANCROFT
o. Kelley. Burns to nNi'' hlsr pl
balls. OF i.ll.i O. Benton sttu,k out
hy Ellcr Z. benton .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

w Nafhrtnita fftst.
HOt STuN Aug - 1911 nolion
won MS own gam" here today by Il
scratch ,ingl, with Tho bases full IN the
thirteenth
Score hN Innings: II
houston un0 Aui e00 O00 -
san Antonio 0Oo loo 0n9 0ao 81
Batteries. lloilon' and Ashworth.
Stewart and Johnson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Score hy innings T..
~ i.nuis .............. NNs NiO aiN---
Eoftun ......... 0aO GOA naO-O
summary Twn-hs"- hits. Gerber .
n lssrrs' ihr,ciass hits Smith %
Sirlfn haers S'sl.r Tuhin double
niev Hovt in Mcinnis. iase On halls.
of r'rr~ . iilrncr O. Howl .: struc';
cat. hy Hlrrcr .. Hoyt >.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

W NWUfIllfd TTI1s-
BOSTON AUG IS 3, Louis m,dc
u THREE out ~ four with Boston Thu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

The United States has more than p
600 ON0 arrcS in panuts yiclding m
average of 70 bushels an. acre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Brayes Beai Pirates

PiTTSftRC. Aug ss-Easion lie,
fcaied pittshurg, "a l.
Sqnr,, IN innings. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
MAN for grimm in ninth.
II. Louis Wins

~ Associated Prcss.
ST LOUIS AUG ss-Si. Louis took
a "a vlcicry ovcr Philadelphia
Scorc by innings T.
philadelphia ........... 90 600 i.0-l
~ Louis ............ ITO zee 0iN--S
Raiisries-G. smith and Roth. MayS
and Dilhosfcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
SHREVEPORT LOSES
TWO TO SPUDDERS


~ Associated rrrf
WICHITA FALLS Aug - Wicif
in Fails took bath ynds ofn double
header from shreveport here todly
Scof r--i'irs game. u
Wichita rails ........ n0s zoo -
shreveport agn H0n Ices
Batteries Zinu and kiIcheus Nlnn
and Nefhuut
Score Second game u.
Wichita FHils ........ COS NO3 .
shreveport ........ nn0 lOi O--s
Eati"ri's Bunch and kitchens: Gar.
ton and ilunrlin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
wichita Livestock.

Srecirl 10 The Nevs.
WICHITA. Kan. Aug. 2s.-liogs:
200: 10 higIer: top Sij.i5; bulk So ~
Il $3.50 stGu AN1E
Cattle: zoo: steady TO 10 higher ,Oi
week. butcher steers S4b0HSll,ue;
butcher COWS and hcifcrs Si.0Oa tl0.sj;
stockcrs aud feeders il.00H So 90. stoc {
cows and hcifcrs Si.O0hS5.i 80. bulls 81 ~
as. 90: calves S4suNSl2OO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

by Associated Press. rs
DALLAS Nuy - Dallas lr-t Games
OF dDuhl'-hcider % Fort Worth o..
DAY
Scurc-F irsu game. u
Dallas ............ 00n 600 n0a u
Fort Worth ........ 0ln ola GOO .
S,'ore Second game. o..
Fort Worth ....... cob. SO OF
Dallas ............... uuu llO O-5
Batteries. WHITAKER aud Moore.
Hughes and Harkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
NEW YORK TRIMS
WHITE S0x so
NANkEES MAKE or TWO OFT az
TiniEt NTH CHit N,O:
HituANS wiz

MEM YORK Nug - .-- New Nor.
made % two ont ul thrc, from chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
ERRORS GIVE CAME
To GuYM0N 6 T04
TOMS LETS VISITORS BONN WITH
ONLY TWO SCATTERED HITS
BIT IlOCtlS BEATEN

The final gam, 81 the f.lk>t'uS,
mon series win be called at 3:lS
o'risck this afternoon ~ the new
amusement park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
yESTERDAy's RESULTS


American Association
At Minneapolis 8. Milwaukee ..
Al ~. Paul .. Kansas city 4
a; Indianapolis a.. Columbus 81.
~ Louisville :. Toledo I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
REDS SHUT OUT
BY G|ANTs4-O
GIANTS Hl NCH HITS AND .Etl
CHAMPIONS. a ~ tif.AT
BROOlNli\


CINCINNATI. Aus - The Gianit
lun,hsd hii. Co. win Th, scorer
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
BABBITT'S STORE ROBBED.

Saturday in the early hours Of the
morning some culprit threw a stone
in the big glass window of the Bah
bitt Brothers store and stole two
fine revolvers. From the looks Of the
job the thieves were no doubt the
same parties that threw a rock thru
the Carl Behn window last winter
and took several valuable furs. This
town is full Of thieves and this rob-
berry business is getting altogether
too frequent and the first one scaught
will be given the full extent of the
law which will probably lessen the
activities of those still enjoying open
air. The Babbitt robbery smacks of a
young boy being the culprit. as they
broke a $500 window to steal fifty
dollars worth of goods 1t is not the
fault of the local officers as they can
not be everywhere. and Gardner
makes two or three rounds. nightly
# all the stores in town, We believe
hat if the town would put into eff
'ect an all night lighting system of
our streets it would tend to- lessen
.hese crimes as they are all commit
ed after the street lights are turn
ed off.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
NEWS PRINT PRODUCTION.

The paper manufacturing industry
represents an Investment of about
S75O.O0O.OO0 and employs 10000 peo-
pie.
-Four tons of coal, wood and chemi-
calls come into paper mill for every
ton of finished product sent out. Each
ton of paper that is made requires one
ton of coal Or it's fuel equivalent in
oil. A cord Of wood makes 1000 lbs.
pulp. Paper manufacture has hard
problem to keep pace with consump-,
ton; daily newspapers alone having
q circulation of ;27,00O.00O copies.
United States and Canada last year
produced 2,183.O0O tons of news print
paper. production increasing six per
cent annually. Print paper produc-
tion increased last year $4,000 tons,
over 1918. and new plants this year
will add 10000 tons, New factories
building that Will come into produc-
tion in 1922 will add news print at
he rate of 1900 tons daily.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
A BOOSTER POEM IN PROSE.

Tell me not in mournful numbers
that the old towns on the bum; rouse
up from your peaceful slumbers and
come help us make things hum. If we
go to work in earnest, we can make
things hit high, dust thou art, to
dust returnest," Is song Of by and
by. All the past has gone forever
you can't call one moment back-and
the future may come never, this is
true so help me Mack. Now's the
time to do the boosting. do not wait
tomorrow's dawn; you may in the
grave be roosting. all your chance of
boosting gone. Lay aside your little
hammer, grab horn and toot a few
squelch the kicker's dad-burned yam
mer with joyful blast or two. Our
old town is sure pippin and we
ought to boost it big; when we heal
some growler yippin' we should bif
him on the wig. Those who do not
like our city ought to straight-way hi
the grit-boost for Winslow-that's
my duty-or arise and straightway
"git"
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
BASEBALL SUNDAY
NinsIoM VS.. Williams

Next Sunday. May 9th. Winslow will
play it's first ball game at home, tax.
ng on theJWilliams club which last
sunday defeated the strong Flagstaff
cam. Williams comes with the best
If advance notices and claims to have
she best ball team in northern Ari-
iona and has world of confidence
his taken with the excellent show
.ng our team made in Needles last
Sunday we should have sure enough
'all game. The boys are counting on
big crowd of rooters being present
so don't disappoint them.
The line up of the team will be
5howt shortstop; Anderson, first
Fisher. center; LoYler catcher;
Neelton, third; Clark, second; Rec
er. center; McNally, right; Hall or
Parks. pitcher.
The game will start at 2:30 p. NJ
ind admission will be SO cents.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
WINSLOW BLANKS NEEDLES.

Opening the baseball season. with
burst of speed, Winslow played
is initial game last Sunday against
he Needles team on the latters
grounds.
Our team travelling all night and
somewhat tired out gave the natives
)f Needles real treat of the national
oastime by blanking the Needles ag-
3regation by the score of 10 to 0,
Since the Hot Weather boys have
played continually for the past few
months and Winslow playing it's first
game. we did not figure on such a
complete and decisive victory. The
outstanding features of the game was
the pitching of Parks. who struck out
sixteen of the opposing batsmen, an6
did not allow more than one scratch
hit which the Needles boys managed
to get in the nineth inning after the
game was sewed up and Parks ha(
ct up a little. Needles was unable
get man beyond the second sack
Winslew played a good consistan
game at all times despite the extreme
hot weather. Batteries, Winslow
Parks and Lowler; Needles. Matthis
and Saliedo.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

You should register ii you desire
o vote, between May Bird and Octo-
er 15Cd that is the register shall,
o opehed from May 8rd, to 5 p. m.
August 27th, and from 3 a. m. Sept
l4th to D. m. October 10Th. You
nay register with the County Re-
order at HOfbrook, Justice of the
'eacA. in WinslOw, or with the fol-
owing registration officers I'm Win.
,low in the precinct In which you
I've: Mrs. J. NJ. Hickey, Precinct No.
1; Mrs. Elsie Pfngrey, Precinct No.
:; Mrs. Martin Dadey, Precinct No.
}. Precinct No. lies east of the
middle Of Kinsley avenue and south
Il the middle of Aspinwall. Precinct
70. 2 lies west of the middle Of Kins-
sy avenue and south of the middle
# Fourth street. Precinct No. lies
,Outh of the middle of Fourth street
nd AspinwalI street and west of that
,art of Kinsley avenue between AS
Dinwa1l and Fourth streets.
Marguerite Drumm,
County Recorder.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
BANKS PREACH INDUS

The banks of the United States to-
day are exerting every effort ito stem
the tide of extravaganza in this ma
ton and hold down the cost of living.
Banks are refusing loans for specu-
lative purposes and urging the public
to save and produce.
The leading banks of the nation are
doing their utmost to encourage in
dustrial development which means the
production of new wealth from mines.
farms. oil, waterpower resources,
timber, shipping and like industries.
Banks are educating the people to
the industrial idea" for they realize
that our future prosperity depends on
successful operating industries.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
FOR MISS PROCTOR
AND MIR, INGLEDEW.

One of the most brilliant affairs of
the season among the young socia'
circle was the dancing party given
by Mrsg H. Richardson, Mrs. Joe
Grubb and Miss Eula ludlow and
Miss Jean Anderson Monday evening
in honor of Miss Mae Proctor and Mr.
Thomas Ingledew. who are to wed
this month. The dancing party was
in the form of miscellaneous
shower and many beautiful gifts were
given to the bride-e1ect accompanied
by many good wishes. The evening
was enjeyed to the utmost and a most
delicious supper was served to the
large number of guests.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
MAY BASKET SHOWER.

Mrs. Gelert Ramage entertained a
number of friends Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Ruby Cassin,
whose engagement was announced
last week to Mr.. Arthur Baldridge.
Throughout the lovely decorated liv-
ing room many May Baskets" of
beautiful flowers were arranged and
in each basket the June bride found
many dainty and useful gifts from
her many friends.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
LADIES ENTERTAIN.

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Conduc-
tors entertained the Ladies Auxiliary
to the, ,Trainmen last evening at the
Maccabee Hall. Music, games and a
recitation, song or dance was given
by each one present which caused
much merriment. By the many very
pretty costumes one would Judge that
the skirts are to be very short this
summer. After refreshments were
served each one left with best wishes
for another good time soon.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
PROMINENT MEN FILE NAMES
FOR CITY COUNCILMEN.

Fifteen prominent men have filed
their names with City Clerk j. H,
Chapman to go on the ballots for city
councilmen for the city election
which takes place Monday. May Gath.
The polls will be opened on that date
in. the office Of j, F, Mahoney. The
following men have filed. take your
choice: Tom Barsaleaux, George Cres-
we'll. w. ]. Crozier. F, M. Durham
Bert Funk, w. E, Carver, L. O. Holm
J. J, Hayward. E. F Matthews. c. L.
Milan, Tom Ramage. Frank Riley. DR.
P, D. Sprankle: Homer Vaughan and
v. H. Wilson.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
FLKs MINSTREL POSTPONED.

The Elks minstrel which was to
have been given Tuesday, May 18th,
has been postponed until Thurs
day MAY 18th. on account of the ap-
pearance of the Berkeley University
Glee Club as free reading room at
traction in Winslow Tuesday. May
18th. If you have bought your seats
do not be alarmed as your tickets are
good for the 18th, and the same floor
plat will be used.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
REGULATIONS REGARDING PARK
ROADS AT GRAND CANYON.

ROAOS Al URANU CAN1ON.
Hermit Rim Road-From El Tovar to
Hermit's Rest.
Speed limit-15 miles per hour on
straight stretches; miles per hour
on curves and grades
Parking-All parking must be done
on the drivers right hand side of the
road leaving the entire paved por-
ton of the road clear
Passing-Cars running in the same
direction are not permitted to pass
on curves or grades. On straight
stretches the car behind must sound
horn before attempting to pass and
will pass to the left.
Cars must keep to the right on
curves.
Horns must be sounded at the ap-
proach of curves and grades.
Other Park Roads and General Rules
Speed limit on all roads excepting
Hermit Rim Road. 20 miles per hour
IN straight stretches and miles per
hour on curves and grades,
Cut-outs must be kept closed with
in one-fourth mile of Ell Tovar.
These rules are for your safety.
Help US enforce them,
BY ODDER OF THE sUPERIN-
TENDENT.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
IDEAL BAKERY INSTALLS
NEW MACHINERY

Mr.. Reed our up-to-date and enter
prising baker, has installed new
machine for making cakes. This
machine is a great labor Saving de-
wise and does everything that the
human hand can do. and does it bet
ter. Winslow has now the best
equipped small bakery in the state OF
Arizona Mr., Reed believes in giving
his customers quality goods and is
progressive enough to install any
thing that will better his goods.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
DINNER PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Quebedeaux
entertained at most elaborate din
ner party Thursday, followed by an
evening of auction bridge. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mr..
and Mrs r. c. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. G. Bazell, Mr., and Mrs. Robert
POWELL Mrs. Josephine Quebedeaux
DR.. and Mrs. r. G.. Bazell and Mr.
Claude Quebedeaux.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07

WANTED-To buy floor platform
scale with 600 lbs. capacity; IL 20
inch roll paper rack; Cash register
large enough to print counter sales
slips. Inquire Winslow Cooperative
Store.
FOR SALE = 1914 5-passenger
Buick, also one heavy ton truck and
one steam truck. If you need truck
and car better see these and make an
offer. Cash or terms. H. S. Andcr-
son.
TO BUY-A reed baby carriage in
good condition. Inquire 213 Apach J.
FOR SALE-Tent. Inquire sos e.
Fourth street.
The Winslow mail., 1920-05-07
Gard of Thanks

We take this means of expressing
our appreciation for the sympathy
and help given US in our present
)reavement, for the beautiful flowers
md for the use of the automobiles
SO literally donated and also for the
music
Ira A. See, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. See,
Mrs Daniel Mclean and family, C. A.
See and family, Frances See.