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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
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.oa.tr,,a tha .onversst,on as we
yoda bsck IN the apartment- II had
dawned on me suddenly. helped
nerhans nv Herbs remarks, that
never had l felt quite the same
toward anv man IA | did toward
Theodore Stratton.
He had been SO wonderful to
ma ON the train when he thought
was lust ! little foolish girl. And
tonight when he saw that | need
~ his hsIn he was right on the
spot. Herb could only say what
he pleased. No man could do the
things that Theodore Stratton had
done for me so easily and so grace
fully without them coming from
a kind heart and generous mlna'
Herbs mind is saturated Win
the philosophy OF those win
whom he has been assoclatihs'
What a rotten world II Is When d
man like Herb can come 10 lne
place where he suspects every OH
er man.
As IL answering my unspoken
arraignment Herb remarked; Il
hope. virgie. that you will forgive
me for what you must think is
maligning men in general"
"well. Herb. you have rather
smashed one OF the traditions
about men that had been firmly
implanted in my mind"
"And what is that?"
..That men always stand togeth-
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
SOCIETY
Woman's Club
To Meet Tomorrow

10 Mccb 4OHAUAAVU
Salem Woman's club will meet
tomorrow for its regular January
session in the auditorium of the
Salem Commercial club. The pro
gram will be under the direction
OF the educational committee, OF
which Mrs. John W. HARRISON is
chairman. Boys and girls OF the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades will
give Gramatizations Of stories
from their readers.
Other members of the educa-
tional committee serving with
Mrs. HARRISON are Mrs. @. G.
Clark, Mrs. Frank Spears and Mrs.
A. F. Marcus. The social commit
tee for the afternoon is headed by
Mrs. HARRISON and her assistants
are Mrs. Fl. A. Cornoyer, Mrs.
Fred Thompson. Mrs. Frank
Spears, Mrs. Curtis Gross. Mrs.
Anderson. president Of the club,
who has been III for some time,
plans TO be present at tomorrow's
meeting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Mrs. Dyer Makes
Visit in pnrfland

Mrs. s c. Dyer left yesterday
for Portland where she viii visit
as the guest OF Mrs. Vincent
Cook and Mrs. George Forsyth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Mr.. and Mrs. Entrees
Entertain Portland Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Welles,
OF Portlands were guests for sew
eral days in Salem at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Entrees.
Mr.. Welles was formerly assistant
state superintendent of schools
and Is well known throughout the
state. The family left Salem for
southern points and will spend
the remainder of the winter in
California.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Mrs. Griffith
Goes to Portland

Mrs. j. G, Griffith is planning
trip to Portland where she will
be the guest of Mrs. o. E. Krausse
She VIII return sometime next
week and will be accompanied on
the trip by her son, Lewis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
c. N. Club Has
Quilting Party

Mrs. 7. II. Barr sponsored a
quilting party on Wednesday
night for the C. NJ. club OF St.
Jossphs church. Husbands OF
members Joined the party later in
the evening and luncheon was
served.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Neglecting That
Cold or Cough?

ETTNG the old cough or cold
- drag On. or the new one develop
seriously, s folly. especially when at
your druggists. yoa can get such a
proved and saccessfh remedy as Dr..
kiass New Discovery. No drugs,
Just good medicine that relieves
quickly.
For over fifty years. a standard
reSnedy for coushs. Gods and grippe.
Eases crcap also. Loosens up the
phlsgm, qaietz the roupy cough,
stimulates the bowels, thus relieving
Tie congeskion.- Al druKEists. SOC.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
AsDEPENDENT SETTLEMENT
Ok SH0pMEN9S STRIKE

There is considerable conjecture
as to what the policy committee OF
the shopmen' strike are doing in
connection with the proposition of
Independent settlement of the strike
From reliable sources comes the
word that there has been settle
ment III which some Is roads have
reached an agreement with their
employers and that the agreement
has been ratified by the committee.
However, this does not affect the
situation here as the men here have
received instructions to await furth-
or negotiations. The men are warn
ed not to move in the resumption of
their employment until further ad-
vised by the general cammittee
It is reported that the Santa Fe is
opposed to any settlement that guar
antees ANYTHING to the striking shop
lnen, hut it is not to be believed
that they will prolong the strike by
and arbitrary position in the mat
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
Among the
People of Winslow

Burr Williams and Bob Fenton ar
rived from Dilcon the first part OF
the week to attend the primary ell
ectiOn.
Misses Irene MCCauley and VcTla
Dare and Charles McCauley left on
Wednesday for Tucson to attend the
State University Miss Dare is en-
tering her first year, having won the
county scholarship. Miss and Mr..
McCauley graduate this year
C. C. Meyer, Geo c. Creswell, c.
c. Secrist, L. P. O'Neal, Joe Fisher
and l.. E. Fenton left Thursday in
Creewell's and O'Neaps cars enroute
to Douglas, where they will attend
the American Legion State Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Clarence Tevis left this
morning for an extended trip to San
Diego. where she will visit relatives.
She expects to be gone several
months.
Mrs. w. f. Enr:ght is leaving to-
day for San Francisco. to spend
month of pleasure among relatives
and friends.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

m. E G. Gilnjn announces that he
has inst completed a thorough rem
ovation of his office and equipment.
Rooms have been rearrahsed an"
newly decorated.
r. X. Bailey and wife will leave
Saturday for Dallas, Texas, stopping
for a few days to visit relatives III
AIbuouernne. n. NJ Mr.. Bailey mas
hen Operating a battery service s,a-
t;on here and will engage IN the
same business in Dallas.
]. e. Leiberman and w j. Meador
will leave Saturday morning for
DOUGLAS to attend the American Le-
gion State Convention
Mrs. C. Kelly of Stockton. Cal. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. f.
Goldsworthy.
]. W. Richards, candidate for sher-
if spent Monday in Winslow, and
LLOYD C. Henning, candidate for
clerk of the superior court was i'll
town on Tuesday.
Mebrv Henning of Holbrook spent
the week end with Miss Marguerite
Wyrick.
Mesgrs. Ira Tunnel, f. L. Keith,
Charles Dare and Bill O'Hara, with
their respective families, spent Sun
day at the Creswell ranch.
Homer Vaughn and family and j.
L. DeLacey and family spent most
delightful week end camping in the
mountains, and enjoying dancing
spacious bungalow The gentlemen
in the party spent several hours
hunting on Sunday but the ladies
are doubtful of what they were hunt
ing as the most they succeeded in
bringing back was small quantity of
chestnuts.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
News Items in Our
Local Railroad Circles

Mr.. Gus Leseman who arrived Mon
day is an engineer on the Rio
Grande division.
Contract Clerk Everett Walcott
and family have returned flom
visit with friends at Los Angeles.
They left for the coast city the lat
ter part of last week.
The many friends here of Brake
man William GrOth will regret to
hear that he is again in the hospital
at Los Angeles and that his recent
injuries to his back are causing him
trouble. Mr.. Groth suffered an in
Jury of the vertebrae while switch
ing cars in Winslow yard several
weeks ago.
Assistant Chief Engineer G. l.,
Davenport, Jr of the Los Angeles
offices was a business visitor In the
city this week Mr.. Davenport has
charge of the water supplies of the
Coast Lines and relieved the late
Mr.. Millett, the latter being well
known here.
Operator M. e. Hebert of the local
relay office is sitting i'll with the
Third Trick dispatehers this week
getting acquainted with the district
and will later relieve some of the
dispatchers when they take their
regular vacations.
Yard Clerk Walter Critchlow of
the local freight offices h as accept
ed similar position at Phoenix. He
left for Coast points the first of the
week and has also moved his family
there. The community regrets los
ing Mr.. Critchlow and family but
wish them success in their new 10
cation.
Live Stock Agent A. c.. Mcqueen
of Phoenix was a visitor in the city
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Nc
Queen has been on the division only
few years he having been formerly
connected with the old Peavine, but
he now has a host of friends among
the stock growers as we'll as the CO.
workers on the railroad.
Brakeman Geo. Westover who has
been on the end of the division
for the past few months has again
returned to this city and is now on
the extra board out of Winslow.
! Station Clerk Ben Vanderbur has
left for the Santa Fe hospital at Los
Angeles where he will undergo an
operation this week. His many
! friends hone his recovery is rapid.
Dispatcher Hugh McPhee who has
been working extra here for the past
few months has left for the Los Ang-
eles division where he is regularly
employed
Robert Burns of the Store depart
ment has been transferred to Phoe-
nix where he has accepted a posi-
tion of materialman under Store
keeper Thomas. We all regret see
ing Bob and his wife leave here. We
are losing one of our best baseball
players, Robert having been with the
team for the past two years and
made an excellent record both years
Continued on Last Pnge).
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
HON. GEO. w. P. HUNT
Successful Democratic Nominee for
Governor---4CO0 Plurality
Veterans S Reunion

PHOENIX, Sept. 13.-What is her
aided as the greatest reunion in Ari-
zona of world war veterans will be
held at Douglas, September II and
continuing through Wednesday, Sep
tember 20, this being the occasion Of
the fourth annual state convention
of the American Legion. Department
Of Arizona. Fully 500 ex~ service
men and their families from all parts
Of the state are expected to attend!
There will be 123 delegates and
1923 alternates representing the sew
eral posts in Arizona. Each post IS
entitled to two delegates at large
and one additional for each so or
fraction thereof in membership.
The convention will be featured
with addresses by Hon. Henry r.
Ashurst, IT, S. Senator, Hon. Thomas
r. Campbell, governor, and by Geo
w. p. Hunt, former governor and
ambassador to the court of Siam.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
"M0YE EN-" JACK REMODELS
AGAIN

lack Drumm, our genial barber.
mol halljst and restauranteur, is
relnodeling again. The restaurant
will be moved to the front room
and partition will seperate it from
the barber shop which will occupy
the west half. The pool hall will be
conducted in the rear. Jack says
this is positively the last move. but
the general consensus of opinion Is
shat this is only temporary for ms
increasing business will undoubtedly
call for further improvements in the
near future.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
RECEPTION TO TEACHERS

The annual r eception TO the VIII
slow school teachers Will be gwen
hy the combined parent teacher as
eociation, at the School Auditorium
saturday. night. Sent; 16. a snort
musical program wifi, be rendered.
and refreshments will be served.
Tbere will be no speeches. The gen
eral public is cordially i invited ana
the citizens and the patrons ol
Of the school are urged to come W
tbis recention and get acauainte"
With the teachers. The reception
will start at s p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

Conductor w. A. Vanderbur and
wife left Tuesday of this week 1or
Denver, hence to Belleview, Kansas
where they have been called on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. Wander
bur's mother at the latter place.
They will remain in Kansas for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Harley Hancock of Holbrook
was in the city the first OF the week
prior to going to Gallup where he
will accept the position of chief clerk
to Agent Purdy at that point. MI.
Hancock has been chief clerk TO
Agent Lee of Holbrook for the past
year or so.
Addition and Betterment Clerk
Roy j. Justus was i'll the eastern
part. of the county the first of the
week campaigning in connection
with the primaries. Mr.. 4Justus is
on the ticket for county treasurer.
Tuesday of this week Mechanical
Superintendent I'll. S. Wall of Los
Angeles was in the city while ell
route from the Coast to Gallup. He
was making the trip i'll private car
No. Ala and was accompanied by
his personal staff.
Engineer William Shanks is again
able to be UP and about after having
been ill with typhoid fever for the
rast week or So Mr.. ShankS only
had the dreaded disease in mild
form and his friends are congratu-
lating him on his rapid recovery.
Chief Clerk O. L. Gray and fam
ily have left for San Diego, Calitor-
MIA where they will spend the next
few weeks with relatives at the
coast city. During Mr.. Gray's ab-
sence Harry G. Kabelin is holding
the position of chief clerk.
Bridge Carpenter Alonzo Buchan-
an was in the city the first of the
week while enroute from the Santa
Fe hospital at Los Angeles to his
home in Knoxville, Tenn. for a Wis
it with relatives. Mr.. Buchanan who
has headquarters in this city had an
unfortu nate accident during the Isl
of June when he fell off bridge and
he has been in hospital since tina,
time.
Head A & Clerk Joseph Fisher
he will visit relatives at Los Angelo
and San Francisco. He will also
take in the state convention of the
American Legion while on his vaca
ton. This convention is being helt
at Douglas this year.
Signal Engineer E. Winans OF Ao
Angeles was in the city the first o
the week while enroute from Topeka
to the Coast. Mr. Winans has charg'
of the signal department OF th'
Coast Lines. He was accompanies
over this division by Signal Super
visor Rube A Mathers.
Mrs. Gus Leseman of San Marcial
N. M. who is here visiting her son
Brakeman Harry Leseman and wife
has suffered paralytic stroke an
her condition is such that her hus
band and daughter were sent for
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
TEACHERS HOLD
INSTITUTE AT
W|NSLOW

The Navajo County Teachers In
stitute will be held at Winslow, Sep'
tember 2Oth and 21st. The speakers
will be DR.. George e. Freeland. head
of the training school State Teach
ers College, San Jose, California,
and DR.. U. j. Hoffman, State Super
visor of Rural Schools, Springfield,
Illinois. Miss Elsie TOles, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
will also be present.
The following program will be
given:
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 10Th
900 to $50. Registration.
$3.50 to 1000. Music from High
School Department.
1000 to 10:40. DIR. Freeland.
1O:4O to HOO. Intermission.
11:00 TO 11:4O DR.. Hoffman.
Evening Session
1880 to 1850. Music
Violin Solo, r. Crandall of Snowflake
Vocal Solo, Miss Cheek of Winslow.
Solo, Chas Goodhall of Winslow.
7:5O to 8:zO. DR.. Freeland.
8:2O to $780, DR.. Hoffman.
Reception after program.
:. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST ;.
$3.50 to 1000. Music-High School
Orchestra.
1000 to 1920. Demonstrations:
Silent Reading, Miss Gertrude Davis
Games, Miss Fay Lawhead.
1920 to 1895. Discussion.
1926 to 10:45. IntermissiOn.
1O:45 to HIPS. DR.. Freeland.
1125 to 1900. DR.. Hoffman.
Noon IntermisiOn
1870 to 1:50. Music:
Vocal Solo, Miss Callam of Holbrook.
Violin Solo, Miss Arlis Miller.
Vocal Solo, Rev. w. L. Martin.
1:5O to 2:30. DR.. Freeland.
2:3O to 2:40 Intermission.
2:4O to 1920. Sectional Meeting
for Primary Teachers.
Reading 1st Grade. Miss MILESTONE
Methods in Phonics. Miss Mildred
Hopkins Of Holbrook.
Grades and High School Teachers
meet with DR.. Freeland.
Mrs. Hattie Fl. Flaherty, County
School Superintendent, invites the
public to attend any or all OF these
meetings and also the reception on
Wednesday evening.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

next convention.
Announcement of time and place of
committee meetings
2.0o D. IN. Address by Hon Thorn
as u. Campbell. Governor of Arizona.
800 .. IN. Re port Of Credentials
Committee.
3:l5 p. III. Reports On work of U.
S. Veterans Bureau and Red Cross
in the Department of Arizona
4.30 p. m Convention adjourns
for trip through Douglas Shelters
ZOO y. III. Banquet at Club So
ciale, Aqua Prieta. Mexico
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH
1000 a. H. Convention called to
order.
Report cf Department Officers.
1l:15 a. m. Report of Committee on
Constitution and Bylaws.
1870 a. M. Address by Hon. Geo.
" P. Hunt
200 p m. Address, History of
The Adjusted Compensation Measure
by Hon. Henry F. Ashurst, y. S.
Senator
500 p m Report of Committee
on Resolutions
Report Of Committee on place for
Convention,
$50 D. M Convention Bail Cad
sden Hotel
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMRER 2GTH
1000 q. III. Convention called to
order.
Report of Nominating Committee
Election Of Officers.
1900 m Convention adjourns and
proceeds to Warren. Arizona.
LOO p, IN. Lawn Luncheon at res
idence of Gen. John c. Greenway.
200 p. In. Convention entertained
at Rodeo. given by L. A. Engle Post
No t6, Bisbee, Arizona.
4 so y, IN. Supper served by Bis
bee Auxiliary at Legion Home
$50 y. NJ Swimming stunts at
swimming pool. Warren Park.
$500 p. m. Oren Air Dance-War-
rem Park.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
BABBITT BROS. CONDUCT
NEW LINE OF SALES

During the week our attention
has been called to something abso-
lutely new in the line of sales ever
ever conducted in this city. 1t was
put on by Babbitt Bros. Trading Co.
and was so arranged whereby the
public selected the sales items. Post
cards were sent out upon which the
patrons stated their desires for q
sale. The response was indeed very
gratifying. An ad annuncing this
sale "of the pubics appears else
where in this weeks Mail.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Fourth Annual Convention, The
American Legion. Department Of
Arizona, Douglas, arizona.

Convention headauarters-
Gadsden Hotel
SUNDAY, S15PTEAIDER 17TH
500 D. NJ. Registration and he
ception, Gadsden Hotel
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
10:GO q, m, Parade,
1920 a. m. Convention opens with
song, '"rhe Star SDangled Banner.
by Mrs. Duane Bird.
Invocation by Rev. j l.. Lyons,
Address of Welcome by Hon. A. r.
Hinton. Mayor of Dauglas.
Reply by Mr.. Duane Bird, Depart
ment Commander.
Appointment Of Committees on
Credentials, Resolutions, Constitution
and Bylaws. Nominations place for
Department Chaplain.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
REAL SERVICE

The Wjnslow Mail was able thru
the cooperation of w. B. Woods of
the Western Ariz. Tel Co. and the
Arizona Republican of Phoenix, to
furnish the people of Winslow the
election returns of the county and
state as fast as they were available
A telephone and telegraph service
was maintained thruout the night
The number who watched the re-
turns shows t hat the people of Win
slow appreciate REAL SERVICE.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
TO NAIL PATRONS
AND WINSL0W BOOSTERS

The Mail is not I'D 70 its usual
speed and standard this week.
One of our printers left suddenly
and heing shert of help and extra
3usinesal has made us late. III
you will bear with us, we will be
On the job with bigger and het.
.er paper within a few days, With
mere help on the way and new
equipment expected, we will be
anit to give you a first class and
up -to-the minute newspaper.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
CANDY LEADS HER
TO JAIL. Love
CONFUSED

In either of two ways, CANDY Is
responsible for the presence OF NTrs
Helen Christian, 1t02 Pennsylvania
avenue, at police headquarters. If
she hadn't made it so we'll a girl
chum would never have written to
William Delaney. Winslow, Arizona.
And if she hadn't liked candy so we'll
she never would have been arrested
with Delaney at the union station
Saturday after he came to Kansas
City to investigate a complication
in his love affairs with Mrs. Chris
tian of which the chum told.
j. l.. Reeves. patrolman plowcd
through crowd at the union sta
tion Saturday and found Delaney,
who is so years old. and Mrs. Chris
iian, II, pulling opposite ends of
box of candy, which Delaney later
explained had cost him 1915. In
spite of the sympathy Of bystanders,
who saw in the disturbance an at
tempt of a middle aged man to steal
candy from little girl, Reeves ar
rested both. After hearing Delan-
ey's story Ross Christian, 80 years
DID, Mrs. Christians husband, also
was arrested.
A Story Of COnfused Love
At police headquarters Delaney
told story of confused and disap-
pointed love, starting i'll a letter re-
ceived by the wrong person and end
ing nolice headquarters.
AT first. Delaney said. he was cor
responding with another Helen
Christian. sending his mail to gen.
eral delivery. Mrs. Christian receiv-
cd one Of the letters and answered
it, he says. To her expressed regret
that she was the wrong Helen Chris
tian, he says, he replied that it did
mt matter. anyway, and that the
other Helen had turned him down.
That was about year ago. Since
then. the Winslow Lochinvar said,
he had written fifty letters, most of
which contained proposals Of mar
riage. Also he sent. ON request. Sa0e
to be used in purchasing trous-
seau, he says.
Then came the letter. unsigned,
saving that the writer. who was a
ChJ1m of MIS-. CnrISIlon, OiSithsu -
soc 4 good man fooled. and that Mrs.
Christian was running around with
her own husband and that he was
helping her snend. the $500.
N other Hcf Husband. TN".,
Delaney came to Kansas CITY te
Investigate. Once before he ha
come. he SAYS. at which fine he had
met brother of Mrs Christian and
taken both 10 nicture shows and din
ners When Mrs. Christians hus-
hand was brought in he gasoed.
That's her brother" II" cNcla''ne'
Mrs Christian insisted todav that
she was sincere in her intention tH
marry Delaney Only divorce
stood in the wav. she said. And She
denied that She threatened hreac1
of rrrmise action. az Delaney
charges. And III" letter written ~
a chum. was writ.cp because Mrs.
Christian coud make better DIVINITY,
which AROUSED vindictive fnirit IN
the cbum. Mrs Christian said.
Chriatian said .he did not Know
ANYTHING about it. lie nosed as
brother to investigate 'hc affair, he
said
All will he taken to South Sidc
court tomorrow on charge OF dls-
turbine the pe3ce
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
BIG MILLINERY OPENING

Beginning, Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Shaving felts, Beavers and Velours
that are decidedly distinctive aud
moderately priced. Also a number
of exclusive pattern hats in all the
newest shades for fall and winter.
MRS. w. 7. BUTLER
LOG Front Street
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
COWBOY! JUST LOOK HERE
She's FAIR and TWENTY

Editor Winslcw MaiI-sI would
like very much tot correspond
with some cattleman. / have
been in California a year and
half and find that the men out
here are not at all to my liking
and | am very anxious to get in
touch with q REAL man once
more. l am twenty.
Address: "Peggyr Mitchell,
General Delivery, Los Angeles.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Last Saturday Miss Aileen Garner
entertained about Is cf her little
friends, On The occasion of, her 5th
birthday. The party was held at
the home o Mrs. Jchn Grafton on
Kinsley Avenue
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
UNITED DEMOCRACY AT
THE COMING ELECTION

Tuesdays primary election result
ed in the selection of strong dem
ocratic ticket for the county Their
majorities vary but were sufficient
to guarantee united democracy in
the coming general elections. At
the head of the editorial column will
be found the complete state, county
and precinct ticket.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
KATE V. KINNEY

Mc-day evening Mrs Violet Car
ner end Miss Frances Maynard en-
tertaied the lady members of the
Santa Te offices with 6 o'clock
dinne- at the hoIne of Helma A,der-
acn on Kinsley Avenue. ThoCe pres
ent were Mrs Helen Twichell and
Misses Ruthella Henderson, Gladys
Gibson, Fay Hurt. Emma Lingeman
and Esther Vitz.