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The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
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finance

The spcculatro and not legitimate
business is hit by tho recent grain
and stock reactions. Business is
fundamen a y
SPECULATOR HIT sound and from
BY REACTION all indications
will continue for
some months to come. There We're
no Developments I'm the business situ-
alton to Justify the skyrOckotlnE Of
stock prices last fall neither are
there amy present developments to
causo the reaction. Business has pro-
crossed at steady. normal rate while
the spectators have been running
lUlc o small dog. now ahead Of its
master and now behind.
As 10 wheat Secretary Hoover
states that most of the crop had pass
ed out Of the farmers hands before
the break. From the Department OF
agriculture we find that the stock of
wheat ON the farms March lst was
ll2a2SO0O bushels. one probable re
suit OF the break I'm wheat prices
should he n much smaller wheat
planting with better prices for the
new crop,
According to the American Railway
association the railroads Of this
country, during the first ten weeks
OF 1926, have handled the greatest
volume Of traffic ever carried at this
season OF the year. From January 1
to March T, inclusive, 9O00,3S2 cars
were loaded. an increase Of liiS5S
cars or 1.Gcs over last year, when the
previous high record for this season
wns established. steel consumption
rs up to the 1924 average with steel
sales running heavier since February
I. largo orders having been placed by
automobile manufacturers, The auto
mobile output in the United states
and Canada for February, according
to the Department OF Commerce, was
252. 1855 passenger cars and 2S,041
trucks in January. The growth in
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

Monuose and Delta county assessors,
were in this community the first Of
April, getting a tally on the cattle in
their respective counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roe were Paonia
business visitors on Saturday.
Pete and Floyd Wilcox and Ruby
and Evelyn EudsIey We're entertained
at dinner last Friday night in the
Davis home, the day being the six
teenth birthday anniversary Of Miss
Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orten Endsley enter
tanned the following at a birthday
dinner for their daughter, Miss Ida,
last Saturday night: Dena and Net
tie TIE Grotenhuis; Sylvia Teeslink;
Dorothy Davis; Audrey Watson;
Helen George. and Messrs. Frank
Aver: Floyd Wilcox; Stuart Sipma;
Harold Watson, and Lawrence and
Duane Davis.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
FRUITLAND
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Nj and Mrs. Jesse Pratt visited
over the week end with relatives in
Montr.5e.
A. j. Critchlow and Glen Davis
and sons took about 200 head of cat
tie t0 niui0u Basin last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. A. B. Critchlow and
daughtar Helen visited in the V Math-
ews home at Paonia on Sunday.
Sy,v.a and Clarence Teeslink came
up from H0tchkiss Friday and visit
ed with home folks until Sunday.
Mr. Glen Davis and Grandma
were entertained at dinner in the
Reeda- home last Thursday.
M.s Helen CritchIow returned
homo sunday from Delta. where she
had been the past several weeks for
medt0al treatment.
w are sorry to report that Mr..
Sipua is III again and has been con-
fine to his bed the past several
days
Nj and Mrs. c. W. Roe and Mrs.
Gomez motored from Hotchkiss on
Sun5 for a visit in the VIII Roe
houa
N Daua Te Grotenhuis visited
over the week end in the home Of her
Erar. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sip
ma.
Ms Tharlene Critchlow had some
dent. work done in Hotchkiss on
Saturday. and was an over night
que 0f Miss Margaret George.
Charlie Frey and Mr.. Christer,
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

More cotton on fewer acres is the
cry throughout the cotton belt. 4
method which viii yield much greater
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

customers and keeps in
touch with his business
at home-all by Long
Distance.
1t is the better way
the best Way-to meet
the needs of Communica-
ton in business.
One of the advan-
tages of Long Distance
service is the station to-
station call. 1t means
calling a number CT an
address without specify
ing a particular person.
1t saves time and money.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

helping George Julian to build a cis-
tern and Mrs. Hibbs visiting Aunt
Cal White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burritt and
Mildred were Hotchkiss and Delta
visitors Saturday.
A number OF the mesa people are
victims of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Ellsworth Of
Hotchkiss were on the mesa Monday.
Mrs. Eavenson of Grand Junction
is on the mesa looking over ranch in
teresLs.
Frank Burritt and wife attended
Rebekah lodge at Eckert on Tuesday
night.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
D. u. Club Wednesday

The Denver University Glee club
composed Of % persons, will appear
at the Methodist church next We'd
ncsday evening with program ot
vocal and instrumental music, and
readings.
The program consists OF vocal
quartettes. trios, solos and ensemble
singing; also readings. and is pro.
nounced one Of the best entertain.
meuts on the road this season. An
admission charge Of l5c and 25c Will
be made.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

truck production is especially barked.
Building feels the seasonal expansion
taking up considerable unemployment,
while building materials are slightly
more active. Foreign trade in Febru-
airy, while less than January, showed
an increase over February of last
year.
From all indications this country is
now on sound basis for all legiti'
mate business. We are not in any
boom as some predicted last fall, nor
are we likely to be. We are in con-
dition of normal wholesome growth.
The spectators can bark prices up or
remain the same
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
FINE PROGRAM TO
BE PRESENTED AT
CHURCH SUNDAY

Under the direction of Mesdames
Gus schlanp and Frank Campbell. an
eXcellent program will be presented
at the ~ E. Church Sunday morning,
April IL. at the regular Bible school
hour, 3.i5 to 1O:45, by the members
of the Bible school choir. and the diff,
ferent departments of the school. The
program follows:
Opening Exercises ----------------
Primary and Junior Departments
Prayer Choir
Duet and chorus. Listen to the
Ginning Bells -----------------
------- Stella Seabourn, Inez Morris
open Doors Immortal Choir
Solo, Tie Lily's Message"
-------------------S Stella Seabourn
Trio and chorus, Christ is Risen
j. Campbell, G. Crowley, E. Woodard
''What IS the Message" Choir
Duet, 'ie Lives, the Saviour Lives"
stella Seabourn, Earl Woodard
Easter Address-----Rev. I. L. Morgan
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine
puts it concisely. An equal oppor-
tunity with other business, not CON
stant monkeying
SECRETARY OF with his own by
AGRI. JARDINE the government, is
the chief desire Of
the American farmer. The sound
farmer businessman, instead of seek
ing legislation to fix and regulate de-
tails, wants only Legislation which will
assist him in getting reasonable cred
it on sound security; IN developing
machinery for marketing his products
successfully, and that will put him on
par with other business men. The
farmer must pay more attention to
improved marketing methods Cur
tailmeut of production is loose talk
and would not bring the results
sought" When farming is more fully
recognized as a business, and the
same advantages extended to the
farmer as TO the business man, we
viii have very materially strengthen
ed the most fundamental business in
this country.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

Increased acreage threatens lower
crop prices according to the findings
Of the Department of Agriculture in
the estimated acreage
INCREASED OF crops this year
ACREAGE Winter wheat planted
last fall is CSC in ex-
cess of the previous year and the in.
tended planting" of spring wheat re-
ported 10 the department on March l
promises an increase of 14Go over
last year. Allowing for a certain
marEain Of abandonment it now looks
as though wheat acreage during 1925
would be at least 70 greater than in
1924. A surplus win drive the prices
downward. Corn acreage promises to
be increased by 23cs and the depart
meut warns farmers who plan to grow
more than they viii feed that they
will not receive so high a price for
their surplus as they did last year
Farmers intend TO plant 40 less po-
tatoes this year and II. less flax. An
increase Of 500 I'm oats. 22c- more
barley. 295rs more sweet potatoes.
1910 more grain sorchums. q9C
more tobacco. 45er more peanuts. and
1lor more rice, are reflected in the
expected acreage" already reported
TO the Department Of Agriculture.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

Tea is not supposed to be inebriate
but In the Dome case it certainly
went TO the head
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
DOD6E BROTHERS
5P GCIAI
TOURING CAR

The first cars bearing Dodge Brothers
name were Touring Cars.
They were good and sturdy cars, so good
and so sturdy that no radical change in basic
design has been found necessary during
these ten intervening years.
This fact has had far-reaching results. It has
enabled Dodge Brothers to dedicate those
ten years to the constant betternent of the
original product.
More recently this endless process of i'm
provement has manifested itself in various
and impressive ways-in new degree of
riding comfort, a new smoothneSS of opera
ton, new and appealing beauty of line,
and in those special details of appointment
which distinguish the Special Touring Car.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
REOLANDS
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Miss Clara White resumed school
duties Monday. after a siege of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hibbs of Grand
Junction are on the Mesa, Mr.. Hibbs
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

South American citrus acreage is
growing rapidly Within eight or ten
years South America should have sew
en- or eight mill.
SOUTH AMERICAN ION boxes OF
CITRUS ACREAGE oranges avail.
able for export
annually according TO a report from o
prominent horticulturist i'm South
Africa, received In the Department Of
Agriculture. While total exports OF
all citrus fruits amounted to only $780,
GOO boxes during the 1929 season. the
rapid extension OF acreage that has
heoa taking place, particularly during
the past year will bring a great In.
crease I'm exports as the now plant.
ngs come into bearing No reliable
figures are available AS to the present
acreage Of citrus fruits i'm South Africa
AS figures for only a year ago are
hopplossly out Of date
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
E'''' and mds a Better Wav

TSHE LETTER WAY was good way when
~ 1t was the only way. But the art of letter
writing has been lost in the rush of modern
business life
The telephone way-a better way, more
personal Way-has taken its place
More and more Long Distance is doing the
work of the postman and the social and business
letters of other decades are being replaced by the
social and business telephone calls of today
The modern business man calls up his family
when he is out of town, makes hotel reservations
in the next city insures appointments with his
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
MORE COTTON
ON FEWER ACRES

soil better cultivation. and moro
fertilizer. It isn't the total amount Of
cotton that a farmer grows but the
profit he makes on what he grow
that does him any good Ten bales on
ten acres is probably much more
profitable transaction in farming than
thirty bales on one hundred acres. In.
tonsive farming makes the control o.
the boil weevil more effective and
less expensive. Forget the big opera
tion and figure for a big profit on
smaller one" is the way one LEADING
aEriculturist puts it. Fewer acres and
more intensive and intelligent cultiva-
tion may vet beat the bool weevn.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-10

Compared with n year ago breeding
cows on Texas ranges shows an ad.
vance OF $40 to SEQ a head. Steer
prices through
CATTLE INDUSTRY out the south.
is ACTIVE west average
around $40 q
head higher than at this time last
year. Fat cattle on the Kansas City
yards have made recent increases OF
81 per hundred weight. For the first
umc in many months nearly all the
fed cattle maving markotward are
showing feeders n profit.
Farm income for the last harvest IS
now estimated by the Department OF
Agriculture at 11,4OAOOO.OOo. an in.
crease OF St03O00.0OO over
FARM year ago, Cereals amount.
INCOME ed to S5,22O,ooO.O 600 or 45S%
Of the total as compared
with 3S.9ec in 1928. Corn was valued
at s2,S9O, 100000; cotton at s117O. .OOO,-
900, and hay and forage at sl,73S,-
100000
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
JE PROHIBfCIA NEzDARoM?

Krajinska Rada Cirkvi vydala po tieto dn stastiku
vysledkoch prohibice. Go ako snazi ato Rada Wy
zdvihn1t nekore dobr6 vastnosti prohbicie ej Sta
tstiky e patne, re prohbicia ma al mnohe z6 sranky
vysledky Dobre vlastnos sil: zanik zvyku 'tritova
a ktory prpravoval robotn1kov vel Ike castky mzdy
vacsie percento tych, ktoii nepi. Nasedky tohto SUI
vkladov bankach zdravI robotnici ich .rodny
Wac sastnych rodn vacsia vykonnost pracia lepsie
nlIavy pospoteho ludu Naproti tomu prohbicia ne
ekaza AMI najmenej dostat sd alkoiolu kedykol'vek
kdekoIvek. Uplatnena neni MET nadeje re bude V
ejto generacii Prestpovanie prohbice pvadza ztrau
cty zakonom vrchnostam, GO moze mat vel zle
lsledky pre- demokraciu Inc ze nsledky st: Wac lud
zoiera cd alkoholu pez posednych rokoch predproh
hifnych; vac ludi sale aebo bbne od pta donna va
reneho jedu zvyseny pocet srdecnych advnovch cho
rob- touto mozno dodat' vzrast uzvateYov opojnych
nallIidel: inorfiumu, kokanu atd'.
Prohibicna otazka Spoj Statoch je vel mi znepoko
iidca. Urady 81 nevedia Iady priestupnkmi Buduce
roxy prnes lebo wac upatnovani prohbicie
zalebo js prospeeh eho yina piva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
AKf ST L'UDIA NENASYTN1.

Minueho tyzdna stale nieco, co odokryva do nala
hrabvt natrru Pudsku. Federany sudca Jones Cleve
lande odsd Charlesa j. Castle bohateho kupca poem
koveho dva-rocny zalar $4,000 pokuty, re neuda
vlade pravdu svojich prmoch Castle podcenl svoje
$1O3,O00 Castle eda chcel oklamat' Spoiene Statv
pekny obnos sudca no vsak prindt zapatit vsetkeho
spolu 1886, ,54427.
Castle je W 62-rocny starec. Jemu tedy peniaze
boy potrebn6 zabezpecene 81 staroby. Clovek zara
bajuc stvrt mliona doa1pv rocne, neporebuje bat
zvobytie stare kolena. Chcel mat len Wac peHaz
TO bola as edna pricna oklamania vady patrne je al
edna picna eho zitia. Takeho cloveka tesla len pc
maze. a - ~
Milionv ludi je kton by vd'acne zapatili 80 per-
centov zarobku Wade, keby ch prmy obnasaly $780,
600 rocne. cft by st'astn pozehnava by krajinu
ze i'm umozuje taky blaobyt Ale talk to uz zivote
re kto raz dostane vekym peniazon tazse mimi
dci, nez ten chudak ktori ze dina den len pr5ce
svoiich r1k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

Ked' sa yam narod diet'a, nezabudnite prpomen1t
ekarov aebo porodne babicke, ably posla tom zprvu
statnemu departmental zdlavotn1ctva Columbus Toto
zasane zpravy e tolko ako zabezpecene detatu jeho
obcianskych rodinnych p1av.
Velmi casio sa stalo ze nedbaly lekar alebo babca
neoznamili nafodene diet alta toto mao potom Ii
vote diet ata nest astne nasledky. Moze prihodt re
dietat zomr rodeia vtedy ked' diea ME donna, ale
bo nebolo donna uz Wac rokov Pride do1nov hlas
dedictvo Urady pozadajt cd neho Certificate Of
Birth ell rodny list Dieta, nasedkom toho, re nebolo
zapisane satnom trade nemoze dostat rodny list
oze podat dokaz ze je diet ON zomreeho rodi6a,
TAX ztraca pravo rodicovsky najetok.
Ale sl al mnohe inc neprijemnost. Nejedno dieta,
Anerke rodene, ktore stravilo niekoko rokov kra,
ME je prpustene nazad ked nepreukaze rodnym
listom Tez deta nemoze dostat pracu po skonceni
pubcnej skoly bez rodneLo stu iba tax, ked vyzera
dost stare. Su mnohe inc neprijemnos skody. ktore
povstavai pre- tito nedbalost ekara aebo babice Stat
vrchnost teaz vydaly rehlas re arestu kazdeho e
kara babcu ktori neoznnia narodenie diet at a. pr
narodeni ktoreho bol na pomoc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

usanoveny Dol ma desat ionov dolarov Zalozena boa
potion al mncovna razenie amerckych penazf Nasedu
jncm krokom boa zakladna verejneho dlhu vydavane
bondov ktore sldzy postrpne jeho splacanie
Tieto mddre pany may svoj obmysl any vysedok. Ma
tlak vldu Dol rycho uvol neny Penaze prchodily
moujc Wade splacat zahrancne dlhy naeas patit
je bezne vdavky Oil adom vntornych dhov ud bol
kojny vadnym bondami liver Spoenych Statov Dol ako
dplne do poriadku privedeny Ked' Hamilton vystup ka
bnetu pat rokov ziadna krana nenaa lepeo fnancne
no systemu boo vetko len jeho zasluhou Sovam Da
nea Webstera udrel skau narodnch prostriedkcv
hojne prddy primov vyrynuy Dotknul mrtvoly
rejneho nveru a ten vyskoeil ma nohy.'
Ked' Hamilton opustil kabinet urobl to preo ably
ha svou pravosku praks ebo eho plaza pr vlade
staea vyzivu eho rodny Skoro vyvodil
dzi pravotarm New Yorku Klp 81 maly majeok pri New
Yorku ktory pomenova "The Grange Dom Dol cloneny
kranym starmi stromam bakonu bo vel kolepy vhlad
stravl nych hodin stastne jeho zahrade ale
bo kruhu svojej rodny priatelov.
Ale nemohol vyhnat politke. Washington casio
MIN radl Zmy strany vyzadovaly jeho pozornost Dive
strany vyrasy krane federana, ktorej boil naceni
kom demokraca ktorej Jefferson Dol vodcom On veri
mocnej sredne vlade Dol by byval rad keby Washing
ton Dol NAL posavenie stav kral jefferson Dol mocnym
zastanom statnyeh pray Tento rozde mienkach vedo
vel mi zemu cltenu medz tymo dvoma, ked boil spolu
V kabinee i ked' neho vyst1pil
V New Yorku vodcom demokratov Dol Aron Burr bri-
lantny schopny muz ale ME beeeny cestny. Ked 81
odsz podprzdentstvo pod Jeffersonom sta kan
ddatom guvernertva New Yoru roku 1904 ale boil porazen
hlavne nasledkom Hamionovej opoze Jena casopsecka
zprava udala, re Hamilton vyjadrl opovrzv mienku
Burrov pozera nahho ako nebezpecnGo cloveka.''
Burr, sklamany a nahnevany, zada, ably Hamilton
popre Hamilton odopre Potom Burr vyzval ho sdboj.
tych casoch ked sdboj Dol vsednym Hamona by Dol
svet pozera opovrzenm keby bo odopre Sdbo Dol New
jersey orot mestu New Yorku IL julia 1904 Hamilton pad
mud cd Burrovej gu ky zomre nasedujdceho dina
Takto zomre, podporovani falosne zvaneho 'Ezakona
cti najvaesi statnik fnancnk tej dolby. n
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Has ChickenpOx.

Has On1ckeHpOA'
Leslie Sylvester is confined to his
home this week with a slight attack
of chickenpox.
Called to Joe City.
DR.. C. L. Hathaway was called
to Joseph City on professional
business Wednesday.
Visited in Snowflake.
Mrs. r. B. Smith and Miss Effie
Smith visited over Sunday with
relatives in Snowflake.
VIII Visit Mother.
Switchman L. E. Quinn leaves to-
day for a two weeks visit with his
mother in Kansas City.
Here from Williams.
T. F. Walsh, Santa Fe motor
car man, of Williams, spent
Wednesday in Winslow.
Driving New Knight.
D. S. Bailey is driving new
Why's Knight purchased from the
Franklin Overland company.
Here from Joe City.
Mrs. Ray Wilkinson and Mrs.
]. e. Richards were in Winslow
from Joseph City Tuesday.
Cooper Back.
S. G. Cooper has returned from
Eagle Lake, Texas, where he was
called to his fathers deathbed.
New Nash Car.
Al Good is taking great pride in
a new Nash special six purchased
this week from Mike Marchello.
Visiting Sister.
Noel Caldwell, of Gallup, is Wis
iting with his sister, Miss Eva
Caldwell, in Winslow this week.
To Phoenix.
Tom Quebedeaux left for Phoe-
nix Thursday evening, where he
will spend a few days on business
Signal Supervisor Here.
E. Wynans, superintendent of the
Santa Fe signal corps, was a bust
ness visitor in Winslow Wednes-
day.
Temple Penr0d Home.
Temple Penrod, our genial home
town boy, was here Monday from
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Ben Burke, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Chas. F. Dare, admin
istrator of the estate of Ben Burke,
deceased, &c the creditors of and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the said
Chas. F. Dare, administrator, at the
United Bank and Trust company, of
Winslow, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
county of Navajo, state of Arizona.
CHARLES F. DARE,
Administrator of estate of Ben
Burke, deceased.
/ Dated Winslow, Arizona, this 4th
day of April, 1925. 15t4B
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Lodge Members Treated.

Following the session of the
Eastern Star lodge last Friday eve
ming, the members enjoyed an in
formal social hour at the Palace of
Sweets, enjoying refreshments at
the expense of the lodge.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10

F. E. Brooks, owner of the Sky
light City Bottling works, bottlers
of Top O. Peak brand soda waters,
called on the trade in Winslow this
week, He was accompanied by
John Walters, of Los Angeles, sales
man of Eastside beer.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Gas Man Inspects Building.

Chester A. Smith, of Los An
geles, of the engineering depart
ment of Burns, Mcconnell & Smith,
visited Winslow last Friday, and.
made a survey of the proposed gas
plant building preparatory to sub
hitting a bid on it's erection.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Mary O'Brien Generated On.

w. S. O'Brien, Santa Fe conduc-
tor, will leave this evening for AL
buquerque to be with his daughter,
Miss Mary, aged II, who will sub
nit to an operation in the hospital
there for the removal of a goiter
Miss Mary is a student in St. Vim
cents academy.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Scottish Rite Services.

The Scottish Rite Masons' regu-
liar Easter service, relighting the
lights. will be held at the Masonic
Temple at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon. All Rose Croix Masons are
requested to attend.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Security Benefit.

The regular meeting Of the Secu-
rity Benefit association will be held
at o'clock tomorrow evening, in
stead of s o'clock, so that members
may attend the Chautauqua session
following the lodge meeting.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
In from Rainbow Bridge.

Homer Arm, of the Rainbow
Bridge, was in Winslow Monday
buying mules with which to make
up pack train for the Bridge coun-
try. Mr.. Arm is working with HUI
bert Richardson in the development
of the lodge at Rainbow Bridge, and
expects to take care of a large num-
Der of tourists this summer at the
/ famous natural bridge.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Winters Go to California.

Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Mintier
and George Jr. left Friday for Cali
fornia, where they will locate.
They will visit Los Angeles, San
Francisco and other cities before
selecting a permanent location.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Visited Relatives Here.

Mrs. F. L. Campbell and son,
Lynn, were here from Prescott
Sunday visiting with A. B. Camp
BELLS family and her sister, Miss
Martha Hunt. She left for Snow
flake, where she will visit for a
few weeks with her mother.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Mrs. G. r. Miller Here.

Mrs. G. R. Miller, of Slaton, Tex
as, is visiting here this week as the
guest of w ID. Hitchcock and fam
lily. G. K. Miller, her husband, was
formerly Santa Fe division foreman
at Gallup,( but is now master me-
chanic at Slaton. 4
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Girl Swallows Pin.

c. R. Fillerup, county farm
agent, and daughter were in Wins
low on Saturday from Snowflake
They came to receive medical aid
for the daughter, who han swal-
lowed a pin. They returned home
I lie same day.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Camp Visits Campus.

Lynn Camp, Of Winslow, gradu-
ate of the March class, spent Fri
day and Saturday on the campus.
He went from here to Phoenix,
where he has accepted a position in
the Osborn school for the remain
der of the term.-Coconino Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Mrs. Durham Here.

Mrs. Leora Durham arrived in
Winslow Thursday with her two
children. They will visit for some
time with Mrs. Durham's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DaZe.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Gallup Postmaster Here.

Perry Coons, postmaster at Cal
lup, was here Thursday consulting
with AL Kleindienst in an effort to
learn how to secure city delivery
for the Carbon City.
The Winslow mail., 1925-04-10
Visited Joe City.

Mrs. Grady Gammage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Proctor, Miss Nelson,
Junior Chautauqua director, and
Miss Click, Chautauqua program
announcer, visited Joseph City Sun
day afternoon in the interest of the
Chautauqua assembly.