The Winslow mail., 1925-06-30
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson


the best end of a 7-to-6 score in
the eighth inning, but the infield
"blew up" in the last frame and
when the game ended the score
was III in favor of the Miners
The Riptrack Redskins journeyed
to LagUna, N. NJ, where a fast dia-
mond contest was staged with an
Indian team there. AS the Wins
low players had to leave on No. 21
for home the game was called after
the eighth inning with the score
tied, 6-6.
When another auto suddenly
loomed up in the road just ahead
of Boilermaker C. B. Plaisse last
Friday evening, he had to make a
quick turn off the highway on ac-
count of his big Studebaker special
being too heavy to hurdle said OBJ
struction. Mr.. PIaisse was motor
ing on the new surfaced road west
of town, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, and as the bank was
pretty steep where ne turned off,
his car turned over. Fortunately
no one was seriously injured, al
though c. B. received some ugly
cuts on his left arm.
On account of G. Martinez being
on the sick list, Labor Foreman Joe
Kleindienst has placed G. Serna on
the midnight to s a. m. cinder pit
job.
The only real friend in time of
distress is mother. AS soon as she
arrived at the McNary hospital her
son, R. B. Tackett, began to i'm
prove and the next day, despite
orders that he was not to be
moved, Tack came into Winslow
and even down to the roundhouse.
Accompanied by his mother, he
boarded train No. 1 for Los An
geles, where he will enter the San
ia Fe hospital for real treatment
on his broken arm.
Joseph A. Adams, an auditor
from the Los Angeles office, is
with us for a short review" Ob-
serving the social functions the
other evening, we noticed he is
also making general review of
the Meteor City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund
returned from Los Angeles Sun
day. Frank is back on the job,
although it is rumored his resigna-
tion is on the ragged edge, as he
has been offered good position
out Of the railroad service.
Turntable Operator Oren Dare, it
is understood, was somewhat
nervous last Saturday evening
when Hostler Lee Feagins missed
the tracks coming off the table
with engine 1866. The 'gines don't
percolate very we'll on the ground
and it took Roundhouse Foreman
Musty Mullins and his crew six
hours to get her back on the
track.
Art Shaar and Ed Janeway spent
a week on trip to the wonderful
Rainbow bridge. The boys were
disappointed at not finding pot
of gold at this Rainbow. They re-
port that the moving picture COM
pany is working in that vicinity on
"The Vanishing American"
Having sprained his left wrist
badly when falling out of a swing
last Sunday afternoon, Machinist
w. Myosh called on DR.. Hathaway
for a little attention.
1t sufe does work, all right. 'Poss
Kuhn was the vicoim If surpris-
ing electric shock the other day
when he was testing out coil, q
dry cell and a spark plug. Mr..
Kuhn was the victim Of surpris-
more electric lessons from Archie
Jensen.
'The fellow who invented the
bumper for an auto sure was cut
in and I'd like to shake his hand,
begorry. He saved my car" SO
calculated our general foreman
after a lamp post and his car had
a little argument about the right
of way.
DR.. J. S. Perkins, trachoma spe-
cialist from the Indian schools at
Crown Point, N. M, is located here
for while mak:-~ thorough eye
exam X. tions Of a So men.
Mrs Mark Smith r. $ gone to
Acadia, Ind, or account of the
{ ?r' 1us illness of her Hother, who
is 81 years old.
Distribution Clerk NceI (ShiekJ
Caldwell spent the wae,-end visit
ing friends and relatives in Gallup.
From the dope l gatha it was
mostly A friend.
Apprentice w. r. We,.man visit
ed II Arizona's metropolis city over
the weekend. Went t. see a GER
tain little sunshine" rot included
IL She weather report.
Alton Smith has transferred
n aGllup to the distribution
desk in the local store department.
We welcome you to the nEeteor City,
Al, and hope you like it as we'll as
your dad and rc~self
Toot, toot! AI-l-l a-bo-o-ard
Where to? Why, Flagstaff, of
course, on July Fourth. Let's go,
folks, and join in the big '49er cele-
bration. If you leave here in your
gasoline bus try to be three miles
this side of Flag at 10:30 a. m.
Saturday. The affair promises to
be the grandest show pulled off in
the history of Arizona, so if YOU
crave a real rip-snortin' good Inde-
pendence Day time, Flagstaff is