The Winslow mail., 1925-08-25
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson

The Rip Track Redskins" our
all-star Indian baseball nine, is
back from Grants, N. NJ, with an
other victory to their credit. The
boys just nosed the Grants team
out By a 13 to u score last Sun
day which makes their seasons av-
erage stand at $50. Pretty good
for the Reds" I'd say.
After years absence, during
which time he spent getting "edu-
Gated" at San Bernardino shops,
John Analla is back with us and
will complete his boilermaker ap-
premiership here
Authority having been granted
to add one boilermaker to his
boiler gang and because of H
J. Howell resigning to return
to the Santa Fe shops at
Richmond, Calf, Boiler Foreman
Singleton has hired two new men,
John Mckenzie and F. E. Martinez,
both from Los Angeles, while Mr.
F. H. H. Demarest arrived from
Los Angeles to work as a boiler
makers helper and M. Lente is
also back to work as helper in the
boiler gang.
Machinist Jimmy Tsuchmori is
back after more than a month spent
in Los Angeles because of his
wife's illness and reported for
work on the graveyard shift. Mrs
Tsuchmori returned with him and
is feeling much improved.
Now that Mrs. Irene Govern has
finally returned home, it is ex-
pected that Charlie will be in much
better health. He was under the
weather most all the time she was
gone on account of patching. While
away the lady visited in Los An
geles, San Diego, and also in Yuc-
ca, Ariz.~
Benito Aragon, G. P. man, is on
the absentee sheet because of an
injury to his foot. First time we
realized that a packing hook was
so heavy
Mr.. M. E. Clark, whose official
title is head timekeeper in the M.
M. office (outside we call him
Pitchin' Eddie spent Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday touring the divi-
sion and checking the offices at
Williams, Ashfork and Prescott,
while Chief Clerk Mark Smith was
at Grand Canyon Sunday on bust
ness.
Although the vocational trip Of
Louis Naunez started out badly Che
forgot his own pass and tried to
ride on his mother-in-law's without
adorning skirts) he is back and
reports a fine time spent with his
relatives in Santa Fe, N M.
Polito Perea, boilermaker ap-
prentice, has been transferred to
San Berdoo back shops for further
instructions. He left last Saturday
and will be gone one year.
Having been released from the
doctors care, Sam Sato has re-
turned to work after a sick alb
sence of nearly a month.
On account of Supplyman G. Viii
larino being taken suddenly i'll,
Jack Florez and Wesley Hayes are
doubling over on twelve-hour
shifts.
Well, that will probably help
some. Cal Boatright, who lit out
for Sunny California in his auto
yesterday, accompanied by his
wife and sister-in-law, to spend a
thirty-day vacation and some sur
plus change, has assured the gang
that every time he puts his foot on
the brass rail while in Tia Juana,
he'll pour a little on the floor for.
u.s.
Charlie Abel spent yesterday in
Prescott on business for the Shop
crafts association.
On his way to work yesterday
morning Willie Reeves found the
road "oyer the hill to the round
house little slippery Con account
of the Hopi Indian rain god still
doing some sprinkling) and before
he could get his Buick under con-
troll it Skidded and started to climb
up an embankment, then .flopped
over on it's side Fortunately, no
one was injured and Willie report
ed on the job at a. M
J. B. Camp says that there is
quite little mud over on the out
skirts of the Mahoney addition. He
motored out there to discard some
rubber, and by the time he got his
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