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Evening star., 1925-03-01

pie, motors, wagons, came at Ia g
TO the clffhfke side Of a ship. with
piaintive babble of farewells in tn
air. III
Sally was standing by the railina
she wore dark, boyish kind Of sui
ana little, black hat. Her slende
throat was bare. Her eyes wer
shadowy. A group of people stoo,
near her, closed in about her Will
Michael watched
And some one said, There goes tn
gangplank!"
Michael swung on his heel. He ha,
come down to see the last of Sally
but he found all at once that h
couldn't go through with it. 1t hur
too unbearably.
He showed his way out between
people. He was almost at the stree
when he felt a hand on his arm
heard breatehlss whisper at hi
side: "Michael-don't go so fast!-
saw you Just as you turned away
thought I'd never catch you"
Sally's sea-gray eyes, shining lik
rain-swept stars. Sally's soft mouth
mocking-and unsteady.
She wore at her waist lilies of tn
valley, pearl-budded and fragile. The,
smeiled like her hair.
Sally" he said-his voice broke
little, and, flushing darkly, he begal
again-"Sally-why aren't you
] say you-you didn't II ism
possible Sally-tell met'
Tell you what, old thing" aske,
Sally curiously.
Did you-it seems so heavenly i'm
possible-did you come off that boa
because, at the last moment, yo-
found you couldn't quite stick it?"
Sally widened her eyes at him. Sh
said with a finger at her lip: why
no-its a very decent boat. ! cam
off because they were taking dow
the Eangplank.'
Evening star., 1925-03-01

Continued from First PageD
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23

and abandoned, said streets, and and
avenues being described as follows; W.
to-wit:
Fourth Street, Fifth Street, Prairie ;ri,
Avenue, Arizona Avenue, Gabel Ayen, ror
ue, Berry Avenue, Winslow Avenuespua
Warren Avenue, Kinsley Avenue, vii TTTJ-
Hanson Avenue, Apache Avenue Front ont
Avenue and Colorado Avenue.
All alleys in Blocks IL, II, 49, IA "a
Is, 16, II, IS, 10, 20; 81, %, %, 24s 25. Ok
26, 27, %, 29 and 80, of said originalrirai
Town of Winslow, all as shown, CbyT nv
the original plat of said Town of, ~
Winslow filed in Book 2, NE of RealY3aaT
Estate at pages 136 and 1877 of the tTa
records of the County Recorderref ~
Apache County, Arizona.
Section III.
All ordinances and parts of ordin7rdin.
ances in conflict with this ordinance NO
are hereby repealed.
Section iii.
This ordinance shall take effect and or7
be in force from and after thirty days IA VIC
after its passage and approval by, the tba
Mayor, and after publication and p0st-novt.
ing, as required by law.
Passed by the Mayor and Common, rr,r
Council of the Town of WinsleW, LOW,
County of Navajo, State of Arizona.
and approved and signed by the Mayor svo, Ig,,,
of said Town and ordered published -5er
this 9Th day of January, A. D. 1926. S25
Approved ',
FRED B. DOUGLAS
Mayor of the Town of WinsIOW,. :
County of Navajo, State off of
Arizona.
Attest:
CHAS. L. MURPHY,
Clerk, Town of Winslow, County,n,. /,
of Navajo, State of Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
0(NIg5 ETRS0NlE. NEWS

from Gallup, and is here this week,
attending to the details of his trans
fer. He is accompanied by Mrs. Der
mer.
Entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Barney Mullen entertained
Tuesday afternoon with several tables
of Bridge. The afternoon was most
enjoyable one. Mrs. Ben Harris re-
ceived high score, and Mrs. Bruce
Matthie second.
Proctor i'm Phoenix
Sam Proctor, business manager Of
The Winslow Mail, is spending the
week in Phoenix on business connect
ed with the Arizona Normal school,
the board of directors of which he is
a member.
Travelling Agent Here
w. F. Kearns, travelling agent for
the Santa Fe, was in the city Sunday
on company business, while on his
way to La Junta, Colorado, where he
will take charge of eastern territory
during the illness of Mr.. Scott.
Smity Home Again
Clarence Smith has returned after
spending a month in Hancock and
Brunswick, Maryland, with his mother
and sisters. Smity says he is glad in
deed to be back where the hand
clasp is little stronger"
Leo Ehrens at MayOs
Leo Ehrens is at the Brown Hotel
in Rochester, Minnesota, and expects
to have very serious operation in
a few days. Leo would invite any of
his friends to write him. He says
he is very lonesome.
H. A. COble Better
It is reported that H. A. Coble, pas
senger conductor on the west end, who
suffered an injury several days ago
while running No. west, is much i'm
proved and will be able to return
home from the hospital within a few
days.
Saw the Game
Art Schaar, Dan Hitchcock, Herman
Thornton, r. B. Tackitt and Jack
Stewart went with the Winslow bas-
ketball team to Flagstaff last Satur-
day evening and helped the home
bunch cop the prize with their lusty
roofing.
Harold Proctor Back
Harold Proctor returned to WinslOw
the first of the week from San An
tonic, Texas, where he spent about
six months with the ]. S. Penney coin
pany. Mr.. Proctor will take charge
of the circulation department of The
Winslow Mail.
Accompanied Team to Flag
Misses Agnes Kelly and Bernetta
Williams accompanied the Winslow
girls basketball team to Flagstaff
last Saturday evening. They were
guests of members of the faculty at
Bury hall while at the Normal.
Attend Lecture
A number of out-of-town people at
tended the Christian Science lecture
at the Washington school auditorium
Tuesday evening. Those who made
the trip from Gallup for the purpose
were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Dermer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. L. j.
Smith, Mrs Archie Brown, Mrs. My
rick and Mrs. Hansel.
Bridge Party
Mrs. j. N. Gruhl, Miss Lavon Rob-
inson and Mrs. w. G. Chase were host
esses at bridge party at the home
of Mrs. Chase, 223 East Maple street,
Monday evening. Eleven tables of
cards were played. High honors were
won by Mrs. H. F. Savage, second by
Mrs. Ben Evans and third by Miss
Louise Dady.
Brown Back From Texas
F. E. Brown returned Friday even
ing from San Antonio, Texas, where
he had gone with Mrs Brown. who
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
]. BarncOrd in Phoenix

j. BarncOrd in Phoenix
John Barncord is in Phoenix look
ing after his orange groves.
Mrs. Davis in Los Angeles
Mrs. c. A. Davis left last week for
"a short vacation in Los Angeles.
Judge Sapp in Town
Judge Sidney Sapp of Holbreok, was
a visitor in the metropolis Tuesday.
To Hospital
Charles Burke left Tuesday morn
ing for the Santa Fe hospital in Los
Angelese.
Here From HOlbrOOk
Dick Greer, Holbrook gasoline sales
man, was a business visitor in Wins
low last week.
Enters Hospital
w. E. Goodere went to Los Angeles
Tuesday morning where he Will re-
ceive medical care.
DIR. Brown i'm Los Angeles
DR.. Oscar Brown, Santa Fe physic-
ian and surgeon, spent the last week
end in Los Angeles on business.
Mrs. Bell Visiting Here
Mrs V. A. Bell of Los Angeles, IS
visiting in Winslow for few weeks
as the guest of Miss Julia Dye.
City Officials in HOlbrOOk
Clerk Charles L. Murphy and City
Engineer H. R. Lendecke spent Thurs
day in Holbrook on city business.
To Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wisdom left Tues
day for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Wis
dom will enter the hospital there.
Banker on Coast
R. C. kaufman, president of the
First National Bank of WinsloW, is
"a business visitor to Los Angeles this
week
To Chicago
Mrs. Wilson, sister of Mrs. Frank
Warnica, left for Chicago Thursday
morning, called there by illness of her
husband.
Relieving Mr.. Wisdom
Maurice Yarnell of Denton, Texas,
is here relieving F. Wisdom OF the
Santa Fe reading room, while the lat
ter is in Los Angeles.
Back From Missouri
Mrs. H. B. Saunders and mother,
Mrs Margaret Ball, returned last week
from Osceola, Missouri, where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
Miss BOren Recovered
Miss EIo1i1u Koran rntJ1rn00 tO her
duties at the Central News company
store Tuesday, after five weeks alb
sence, account of serious Illness.
Wire Chief Happy
Mrs. RedIine and little daughter, of
California, arrived in WinSlOw last
week, to join Mr.. Redline, who has
been Santa Fe wire chief for several
weeks.
West End Social Club
The West End Social club gave
most enjoyable party and dance
Thursday evening at the West End
Dance hall. Good music and fun was
plentiful.
Manleys Go to California
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Manley left last
week for Los Angeles, where they will
permanently locate. Mr.. Manley for
merly worked for the Cahn-Nagle
Mercantile company in Winslow.
Rev. Burnam Here
Rev. John Burnam of Flagstaff was
in town Tuesday and held services on
the South Side among the Spanish
Americans Rev. Burnam holds SER
vice in Winslow every two weeks.
Transferred to WinslOW
F. J. Dermer, Santa Fe trainman,
has been transferred to Winslow
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23

entered a hospital there. Mrs. Brown
suffered a serious operation on her
arrival at the hospital, and will be un-
able to return to WinsloW for several
weeks. She is reported to be improved
in health following the operation.
Child ScaldS Feet
Elvira Thomas, ten-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomas, Ais
Apache avenue, this week badly scald-
ed both feet. She had attempted to
lift from the stove a vessel full of
boiling water, which was too much
for her strength. She dropped the
kettle, and the scalding water infict-
ed deep and serious injuries to both
feet.
LaPrade Busy Again
A. o. LaPrade, formerly agent in
Winslow for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, is back on the job
temporarily, until a permanent agent
can be found for this district. Ray
Busey, for the past four months Sing
er agent, has taken a travelling sales
mans position with big paint house.
Mr.. La Prade will go to Albuquerque
in the service of the company as soon
as an agent can be located here.
Katharine Jones PreSides
Last Wednesday evening in Phoenix,
during the Baptist Bible and Mission
ary conference, a banquet was held
for the young people of the Arizona
Baptist convention. Miss Katharine
Jones of the Winslow Baptist Young
Peoples Union was toastmistress for
the occasion. There were some of the
denominations national speakers on
the program. Miss Jones is treasurer
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23

Mrs V. H. Wilson, Mrs. Marshal Jane
way, Mrs. Ben Evans, Mrs Jene
Thompson, Mrs. Paul LiljedahI, Mrs
Geneva Fisher of San Francisco, Miss
Ellen Ward and Miss Martha Hunt.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23

The Mayor and Common Council of
the Town of Winslow, upon petition
of The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company and Santa Fe
Land Improvement Company, the
owners of all the lots, parts of lots
and tracts of land in all that part
of the original Town of Winslow,
County of Navajo, State of Arizona,
lying Southerly of the original Main
Line of The Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company, do or
dain as follows:
Section /.
That all the streets, avenues and
alleys, and parts of streets, avenues
and alleys in all that part of the
original Town of Winslow, Navajo
County, Arizona, lying Southerly OF
the original Main Line of The Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad Company
together with the sidewalks lying and
being in and along the same, be, and
the same are hereby vacated, closed
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
Entertained at Bridge

Mrs. R. B. Lancaster and Mrs. J. E.
Kleindienst entertained several friends
at bridge at the home of Mrs. Klein
dienst, 500 Kinsley, Saturday after
noon. To close the pleasant after
noon, refreshments were served after
which prizes for high scores were
awarded first prize going to Mrs. c.
J. Brooks and second prize to Mrs
Jene Thompson. The invited guests
were: Mrs. Horace Evans, Mrs. Chas
Shew, Mrs. Alice Martins, Mrs Ohio
Root, Mrs. G. A. Hansen, Mrs. ]. Hick-
ey, Mrs. J. C. Peterson, Mrs. r. j.
Woods, Mrs. L. H. Ball, Mrs. Bert
Saunders, Mrs. R. C. kaufman, Mrs.
]. H. Holm, Mrs. J. J. Warman, Mrs
H Payne, Mrs. Clyde Matthie, Mrs.
Bruce Matthie, Mrs Claude Quebe-
deaux, Mrs. J. Drumm, Mrs Fred
Williams, Mrs. C. ]. Brooks, Mrs. R..
B. Walton, Mrs. Ed K1eindienst, Mrs.
Robert Powell, Mrs. John Purdy, Mrs.
Alfred Kleindienst, Mrs. J. A. Green,
Mrs. E. B. Hebert, Mrs. V. c. Proctor,
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of Arizona
Dog Tax Due

OF IHe bdpLIst Young Peoples Union
of Arizona.
Dog Tax Due
While you are making out your
check for your auto license tax you
might just as we'll make out another
to pay your dog license tax at the
same time. Dogs got to have license
plates just the same as autos. And
the license must be paid by February
Is or Marshall Harp will have to dis
patch him on his way toward the
dogs heaven. The marshal says that
this year positively every dog uniden-
titled will be shot.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23
ORDINANCE NUMBER 1874

AN ORDINANCE vACATING ALL
STREETS. AVENUES, SIDEWALKS
AND ALLEYS IN ALL THAT PART
OF THE ORIGINAL TOWN OF
WINSLOW, LYING SOUTHERLY
OF THE ORIGINAL MAIN LINE
OF THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND
SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY,
IN THE COUNTY OF NAVAJO,
STATE OF ARIZONA.
The Winslow mail., 1925-01-23

Saw the Game
Art Schaar, Dan Hitchcock, Herman
Thornton, r. B. Tackitt and Jacl
Stewart went with the Winslow bas
ketball team to Flagstaff last Satur
day evening and helped the .hom'
bunch cop the prize with their lust!
roofing.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Sales of Union Oil
Products Increasing

Sales of the Union Oil company
of California for the first half of
1926 increased nearly $5,000,000
over the same period of 1924, ac-
cording to the stockholders report
just issued by w. l.. Stewart, presi-
dent, and r. d. Matthews, comp
troller, of the organization. Sales
for the six months totaled $37, ,000,-
000-a remarkable tribute to the
aggressiveness of c. W. Ralph, di-
rector of sales and transportation,
and his coast force.
The increase in sales was one of
the features of the report which
showed favorable signs in all other
phases of the company's opera
tions. Profits before depreciation
amounted to $11,800,000, an in
crease of 100000 over the January
to July period of last year. Be-
cause of the greater write-off for
labor and incidental new drilling,
which amounted to $550,000 more
this year than last, the net prof
it's were $5,900,000-as against $6,-
100000 for the first half of 1924
The company spent S5,200,000
during the six months for capital
expenditures, made up mainly of
additions to marketing stations, a
new river tanker and drilling of
new wells.
The company and controlled COM
panies, produced 100000 barrels
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Fierce Storm Thought
to Mean WorIds End

The most terrific storm In the
history Of the British isles ragged
during the month OF November,
1908. This terrible hurricane was
so devastating that it was generally
believed that the end of the world
had come. DefOe, best known as
the author Of Robinson Crusoe, who
experienced its worst terrors.
wrote: Horror and confusion
seized upon all +; no pen can describe
it, no tongue can express it, no
thought can conceive it," The voice
Of the wind was like thunder. To
venture abroad was to court instant
death; to stay within doors was to
risk the fall Of the house. The loss
Of life on land and sea and in the
floods Of the Severn and Thames
seems to have been beyond compu-
tation. In London the damage to
property was estimated at $10,O0O.-
600. The first Eddystone lighthouse,
ridiculous sort of pagoda, of four
years standing, was swept away,
and with it the architect. Winstan-
ley. The hurricane ended in a dead
calm at the exact hour when it had
started raging a week before.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
EggsactLy!

Herman Finck. whose only fault
is that he is always witty. hap
pened to be walking up Baker street
with Page and, stopping in front Of
Elliott & Fry's. the well-known pho
tOgraphers. they noticed that there
was an exhibition of country-life
photographs in the window, and
that In q basket in the center OF the
window were q couple of dozen OF
the best new-laid eggs! This being
somewhat unusual for an establish
ment of this kind. Page said !:
Eggs Why on earth should a pho
tographer put eggs in his window 2
To which Fink replied: L really
don't know; I can only suppose that
hen has gone in for a sitting !;
which is an example of quick wit !
can hardly imagine has ever been
excelled. From "Chestnuts Re
Roasted" by Seymour Hicks.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

could climb down, and then it
would take him half a day to do
it, besides risking his neck.
So for many miles we skirted
the edge of this mighty drop, see
ing in one place ranch two miles
away as the crow flies that would
take a 250-mile drive to go to by
car.
Regretfully we at last bade the
grim old mountains and the ragged
old rim goodbye and headed back
toward civilization, where Fate de-
crees that we should live and labor.
Back we came, this time through
Chavez Pass, stopping at Chavez
Well to refill our canteen with the
sweetest of mountain spring water.
Coming through the cedars
growing in the pass, a place as
beautiful as a park, we stopped
long enough to kill jackrabbit for
our good dog Ted. After l shot
three times at that long cared cuss
Brother Riley says, Gimme that
rifle and I'll kill him" He did
III one SuOC. buC Wu6u we picked
that jackrabbit up there were four
holes drilled clean through him.
Riley is a darn good shot, but I'll
bet he put cross hairs in the muz-
zle of his rifle, like in a surveyors
instrument, otherwise how come
four holes in that jack?
Slowly the road dropped to the
desert and we ate our supper be-
side a bottomless crack in old
Mother Earth after first dispatch
ing Br'er Rattlesnake and jumping
his claim.
Then home to Winslow after a
two-day trip through only very
small part of the most wonderful
state in the Union, old Arizona.
And as my head hits the pillow
I hear or seem to hear the refrain
of that same old song Riley woke
me up singing at a. NJ our first
night out. I forget the words. Ask
Riley about it. He's a good ole
scout.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Contract Let for New
A. T. S. F. Hospital

The general contract for con-
struction of the new Santa Fe hos
pital at Albuquerque was let last
week in Topeka, Kan. by the trus-
tees of the railroad hospital asso-
citation to R. E. Mckee, of Ell Paso
and Albuquerque. Work on the
building will begin soon. The
grounds, which occupy the entire
block bounded by East Central
avenue, Elm street, East Gold ave-
nue. and Locust street, have been
prepared for the building. which
will be two stories high on East
Central and three stories on East
Gold.
The Duke City Plumbing COM
pany, of albuquerque, was award
ed the contract for the plumbing
and heating. Electrical work will
be done by Spencer-Nunn Electric
company, of Amarillo, Texas.
The entire list of contract fig
ures has not been announced. The
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

of crude oil during the six months.
Greatest activity at present is TAX
ing place on the Howard Park
lease at Rosecrans, where the COM
pany is drilling seventeen wells,
and in the Fort Collins area in
Colorado, where twelve strings of
tools are working.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

plumbing contract will run close to
$4,000. The cost of the entire
plant has been estimated at near
ly $250.00O.
The plant will consist of a large
main building. a heating and pow
er plant, and a home for the super
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

Perhaps the most con-
fusing thing about motor
oils is the matter OF price.
Eastern oils, for example,
cost more-chieAy because
they carry heavy freight
rates.
Western oils, actually
superior lubricants, are
thus obviously the most
economical. And particu-
Iarly is this true of Aristo
Motor Oil.
Aristo's greatest saw
ing, however, is not in
its price. Its in that most
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17

intendent and nurses. The site is
beautiful one. On the East Cen
trail side there will be a terrace
about twelve feet high, reached by
a drive and a flight of steps. The
East Gold front overlooks High
land Park.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
Carbon Sign!
That's a common record
with Aristo. This western oil
is economical to begin with
it costs less than many
other motor oils but its
greatest saving is in the end.

formidable of items-mo~
tor up,keep.
Aristo combats the for
nation of carbon. And as
a lubricant it has no peer.
The makers of Aristo
have a pride in tn cir
product which takes no
account of costs. 1t could
sell for twice as much and
not be a better Oil.
Sold at Union Oil ser,
vice stations, and at indie,
pendent dealers of the
first class everywhere.
The Winslow mail., 1925-07-17
A Handicap

Junior-Pop. why was Adam
made first?
Senior-TO give him a chance to
say a little soInethtng, 1 suppose.
American Legion Weekly.
Evening star., 1925-12-18

Novelty Printed Hand
kerchiefS, in a variety, of
pretty designs and color
ings.
Goldenberg's-Fi Floor.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
Sample Fur Coats at Remarkable Savings

What could please your wife, sister or mother
more than the gift of handsome Fur Coat? These
are sample garments, and every will be dc
lighted to be remembered with fur coat from this
collection AS sample fur coats, we bought them to
unusual advantage, and we share the savings with
our customers tomorrow.
Evening star., 1925-05-08
Pdlm0HUe Soap
=: :; &c; c: Gaze: c: G.: !. 69c
customer. No G. 0. DIS.

ST Rigaud's Lilac Face Pow
der. Underprice Sale, 79c.
soc Rigaud's Mary Garden
Compact Rouge. Best shades.
Underprice Sale, 3oc.
25c Martex Wash Cloths.
Many styles. Underprice Sale,
Ioc each.
ST Beautifully C0Iored Im-
ported Glass Powder Boxes.
Many styles and sizes. Under
price Sale, soc each.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

SI.25 White and Red Rubber
Shower Bath Sprays. Will fit
any faucet. Best quality rub
Der with large size sprayer.
Underprice Sale, o3c each.
S. Zip" DepiIatory. ITS
off because it's out Under
price Sale, $40.
soc lie Femme Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo. Underprice Sale, 2Sc
bottle.
33c Sanitoi Face Powder.
Underprice Sale, 27o.
Paiais RoyaI--Main Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-08
Limit, ) bottles TO Gus
toner. No c. o. DIS.

MineraIava Beauty CIa y.
Underprice Sale, large size
bottle, CSC.
3oc Leichner's Imported Face
Powder. Underprice Sale, ,
boxes, 25c.
81 Hughes Genuine Ideal
Rubber Cushion Hairbrushes.
Best quality bristles. Under
price Sale, ST each.
Colgate's c IN plexionettes
(S1.50) and rehlls (75c). In
derprice Sale, the 2 for S1.50.
Evening star., 1925-05-08
NOti0ns.!

L VOCGOkLc
72c Dozen Spools of -Clark's
ONT Cotton
Underprice Sale
55c Dozen Spools
$50 yards to spool. Nearly all
numbers.
1Oc G.. B. French Darnins
Cotton
Underprice Sale
? Spools, 15c
In black. white and colors.
Ready-Made Round Carriers
Underprice Sale
PIC Pair
Assorted colors, fastened with
sancy bows.
Zoe Best Quality Sewing Silk
Underprice Sale
3 Spools. 1Sc
I'M black, white and assorted
coloIvs.
Velvet Grip Sew-en Carriers
Underprice Sale
= fa1rS, ZOC
With yoblong rubber button.
IOc Pen la Double-Mesh Hair
Nets
tJnderprice Sale
h,5c Dozen
Cap shapel Assorted browns, also
white and EIziy.
12c Wash Cloths
Und. rpriee Sale
3 for 21c
With colored trimmings. Regular
size. l...-.
PaIais RoysH-Main Fieor