The Winslow mail., 1925-04-17
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson

dS CIul1So }, Ids UGSu nOulIAdlSu
in the Miss Winslow' contest and
it's up to us to see she is the one
to entertain the movie queen and
representatives from all other
cities on the Tri-State Airway line
who will be guests in the Meteor
City on May 16 and II, on which
dates, as everyone knows, the gi-
gantic airway dedication is to be
held. It's a penny vote. so when
you receive the coppers in change
just buy some votes (Smiles says
she'll take nickels dimes and dol
lars, too. Come on, boys, let's put
the mechanical department and
Miss Suggs cover the top" by CIV
ing our moral support as well as
financial.
Play ball! First game of the sea-
son at the city park next Sunday
at 2:30 p. M, Leupp Indians VS.. the
Meteors. Start the ball game going
with a good attendance. Charlie
Hitchcock is going to "chuck 'em"
and Eddie Clark will wear the
mask.
Well I'll be d-d-darned! And to
think it happened six months ago!
And so it did, fellows. Our genial
D. o. Kuhn, nicknamed ''leetle Boz
rum" by Cap Blumlien, was mar
ried last October while he was laid
up with a broken ankle in Los An
geles. The "only girl" was Miss
Winifred Hermann, of Fresno,
Calf: The cigars were fine, Don,
and you have our best wishes.
Mrs. A. P. Jensen's brother, A. L.
Hancock, is visiting with her for
few days. Mr.. Hancock was not
expected to live on account of be-
ing kicked by a horse last January,
but is quite a lively corpse yet,
having fully recovered.
r. Rocha, H. Sakiestewa, Fl.
Kowasoki, J. Aragon, R. D. Pedro,
M Caramel, August Marquee, Cruz
Perez, and M. Ramirez. And word
just received that r. G. Abel is
also i'll with the flu, so he is added
to the above list of those who are
on the absentee list on account of
being physically indisposed.
Roundhouse foreman Kuhn was
released from the hospital with
instructions not to return to work
for several days, so he is passing
the vacation" in Elida, N. M.
Assistant General Manager J. R.
Hitchcock passed through Winslow
on No. % last Wednesday, Charlie
didn't present him with any rabbits.
Apprentice w. w. Baker is
spending a few days in Clovis, N.
M, to rest up little.
Mrs. Edith R. Thomas (Tommie)
Holderman returned from week
end journey to the capital city with
an entire new wardrobe-or l guess
"trousseau" is better word. Any
how, she "blew" herself to some
new clothes.
j. M. Schmidt, assistant general
boiler inspector on the coast lines,
paid us his respects last week and
W. F. Fortmeyer was also with us
a few days, and the Oxweld Weld
ing company inspector.
What big difference a little
paint makes in the appearance Of
an automobile, as we'll as the 81
never-use-anything" feminine per-
son. P. P. Engineer G. H. Myers
had his red car painted blue just
for change.
And speaking autos-er, ah, I
mean Fords-J. B. Camp, day P. P.
engineer, has purchased a touring
car. Anyway, the Lizzie" has
two-cylinder walkomobile out
classed, John.
R. G. Abel attended a recent shop
council meeting in Prescott. Oh,
by the way. fellows, the April
council meeting is to be held this
evening at o'clock in the appren-
tice hall, and Mr.. Hitchcock would
like to have good attendance, as
Mr.. T. H. Murray, travelling
freight and passenger agent, is go
ing to deliver very interesting
talk
Come again some time! Ihat
just what the night shopmen want
the party or parties to do who have
drained a number of gas tanks and
used the contents for their own
cars. Besides being unlawful, such
trick is mean, inasmuch as the
walk to town is more than a mile.
Next Monday the division power
meeting will be held in the master
mechanics office and all general
and division foremen and road
foremen of engines are expected to
be present.
George Harris has been host to
his father and mother the last ten
days, they coming from Albu-
querque for the visit.
Apprentice R. L. Johnson accom-
panied his younger brother,
Billy" to Los Angeles, where the
boy will undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
It's sure the cats meow, fellows.
Referring to the --latest OUT in
neckties. If you boys would be up
to the top in styles which make
well-dressed gentleman, just get
a pointer or two from Mr.. Kelly.