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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

PANIST-Pianist wishes connection.
full or part time: Z years experience. Is
years study of music. including = years
study in Boston; former pupil of David
Names. New York City. Phone Adams 1865.
6 to evenings. H.
BCOKKEEPER double entry and office
manager. capable. with IL years expert
ence: compose and type own letters and
Use comptometer and Burroughs bookkeep-
INK machine; not afraid of work. bat must
have a livabie salary. Address Box 293-H.
star office.
CAFETERA CASHIER and installment
position: excellent references. Address Box
41n-H. Star Office. 10"
CARE CHILDREN. by refined lady: hour
sundays. Wednesdays. MORNINGS until noon
nights from 2: references. Columbia 7217.
CASHIER. experienced. with some kpowl-
edge of bookkeeping and tipping: part or
full time. Pot. 2566-J.
il. Potoms" 9aII.I. Gail Gan after after s. S'ep
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR-Patent law ex-
nerience: reference. Adams $40. 70.
DINNER WORK by experienced cashier and
checker Call Franklin 1914 after g.
DRESSES made to order. S2.25 furs re-
modelled. Phone Potomac 80
DRESSMAKER desires work at home or by
the day: reasonable. 12O2 At. NV. IL
Observation-Disclosures filter: New York
experience: in families; 81 day; remodelng.
1913.
Observation-Disclosures filter: street,
sport and evening dresses: beautifully made :
rem0delns specially. Franklin 9iG6-J. .
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INCOME.

In addition to the commission
YOU receive upon goods sold and
delivered this year, do YOU re-
ccivc commissions for several
years? | do.
Strong and successful men
adopt life insurance selling as
their vocation because the in
come thcrefrom is cumulative
it buys their homes, educatcs
their children and provides for
their old age. 1t offers possible
ties for managerial advancement
second to no line.
This agency offers an unusual
opportunity for successful men
TO begin production March l
and to receive necessary train
ing Ill the interim.
Without obligating either YOU
or myself, | will welcome a per
sonal interview if YOU are snow
successful and desire a cumula-
tive income with advancement
possibilities.
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A'toC NlING. auditing income tax books
.Iosed, statements prepared highest grade
WORK Address Box II. Star office 49,
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.
DRESsMAKISG for Stouts: reasonabi

DRESSMAKING for st0iIts; reasonable. 70.
modelling. Potomac 1850.
ORES MAKING-Coats refined drapcre=
out BY DAY or hour. Adams 5nS2.
bRENSM AKiNG-Al-u remodel gowns that
Etfn Hopeless. at reasonable prices. Apt. ]
1890 It. nv
ANHIONABI.E DRESS MAKING. all lslnu
ri rfmou"iInE, PLAN dresses MADE. -
d4nGlhA, evening truoll-. coStumce - u5t
Il3 j." Sales afternoon
GOEFRNESS lFrcH"i,p WISHES I,u.,ilyu
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HEIP-MALE.

N6DRFSSOGRAP and stock room clerk.
Souug man by large national bank must ne
boat experienced. responsible and come Wen
} rpmmended. Address Box 4Sl-d. STAR
o'IInc.
AGENTS 10 sell auto accident insurance
2s- commissioners easily sold. only - per
Year. 1880 Investment Bldg.
n no WASHER experienced. must have
differences Washington ' lrElnla Motof--
the. Apply ut l+2S Church It n.w.-----.
TANK RUNNER. experienced. with reler
rI,C~. inexperienced applicants not consl1-
cred: state salary desired. Address Box s-h.
star Office. -
RA~SES AND TENORS for large cholI
chorus. Phone Adams 4024.
-,,IC,r-TyI|I-nI-I, JSi-t II.ss md GENERAL of
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AtEN two. neat aDDrarIu" and about -
<oav- of age VINO 1--we in or around Cla"rn-
don Va. and want to learn "a sell. Wc VIII
,,ay sou - day while learning. Apply
FACTORY branch. Regina Corporation. 612 +
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Membership Sales

vented: earn from So to $40 per day:
bonus and commission: full part time.
Apply with references American Automo-
bile Association Headquarters. Mills Bldg.
and Penna. ave. n
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CoOC MIAMI with tax experience wants
,nilectlQn with lawyer with good clientele.
ddress Box 4SO-H star Office IOs
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SITUATIONS-NALE.

N HONEST. respectable young colpred man
applying for work. week : work DAYS " orr.
OF l"h work. rtc. 1881 9TH II. n.w.
httOJ MIAMI. auditor Office manager: rep.
uoaatloil Tor bringing order and efficiency 10
pHlrcs: best of references: wish permanent
position with reliable firm or corporation
Address Box 26S-H. star office
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MEN. with az without sales experience. TO
take orders with rGgr.: mast h" res-t aDuCar-
.ng and good tIIkeF. sec m-f.. t3l. +
81 room 900.
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.COLLECTOR-One that is eN-
perienced in the collection line ::
permanent position. Address
Box TX. Star Office.
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We WANT a tactfuI salesman for q tempo
rary position of about months; 10 devote
hs entire time in selling a well known line
to truck Users: very liberal offer and a good
opportunity for employment till business
opens up IN the Spring; please reply at once.
/ giving phone number if possible Address
Box ok office
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MEN Young. can earn So per week steady:
must bc able 70 meet ami talk Ia prospects
steady. with advancement. Apply 1877 L
room 9Dl
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LETTERs-COpying III all forms. typiu-
50-B.
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NFN--TO OI-iII'N.Io adNeTtlslug. ; ann,
III" cat Co $50 y st NV.
MEN. 21-Go. married preferred. character
and reputation; pcrmanemt outside sales
aorl to customers: So to beginners. sub
sfantial increase. Fuller Brush Co. 81
Metro Bank BLDG. I2'
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GRADUATE Nj RISE viii render service PCS
hour, DAY or week. Call Pntoma" 1853.
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graphotype. mailing,
fdl Once. sales. young married man.
ene MOrgan. lOl7 .Gth 81 N " 10.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Cont'O.

SALESMEN-Bright aggressive salesmen to
" advertised products. Washington terri
tory; married man with car preferred; per
bonns and expenses advanced OF or straight com.
mission with drawing against account only
number. age and references in confidence
! VIII i've deemed worthy Of personal inter
! view. Address BoX I59-H. star Office.
SALFSM EN-Manufacturln concern desires
me services OF experienced statesmen to sen
rom IHht delivery trucks To grocery stores.
kraut mustard. ymcgar-. etc. Only those
! VINO have had experience in serving the
LpoN' mentioned trade and who can luTflsl
thr pest OF references. need apply. tick
man u Co. me. st and |. sts. IL
SALESMEN-An excellent opening for a"-
tive statesmen for our calendars and advertls-
ing novelties: liberal commissions paid week
! ". Felgenspan & Co. Cincinnati. ONO.
SALESMEN-Quick profits assured; $500
cleaner: no electric cords no motor to get
out CT order: does same work as most ex-
ptnslIr electric machines; housewives con
Tonrsd by single denonstration; best seller IN
years. Write quick for our profit MAKING
man The The Marvel Co. Department 10, Ham
>ALESMEN-Envelope sealer seals 80 Nun
ute sells $3.50 only, tremendous demand
hlS repeats: "Xlueive territory given. Writ
quick. shirley. 35l5 Nottingham Bldg Boz
Statesmen, You make $3.50 monthly sell
iH= only one $40 observation-disclosures policy a
day. Policy pays - 900 death. SO weekly
h"n"nt. tilll or spare time; tremendous de-
. rlanu- ~loU.huu guarantees with ~tIt". leads
,,irnishcd from our direct newspaper hdvfr.
Using "ampa%n. Wrltc quick for terrlt"ry
and special contract. Underwriters. 20 Bon
nell Bldc Newark y. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on better grade OF
( folding chairs to undcrtakers caterers and
steamboats,. Write to Lafayette Chair Corp.
North White Plains New York
sALESMEN-HAyEYo U NET BILL JONES
ORGANIZATIONS employing ten or more PEG;
NE say YES quick when the BIN Jones
Philosophy Poster service Is properly pre-
sented black and white proof of results
/ full commission on renewals: exclusive ter
ritO7y: weekly settlements. orders average
royimately $40 commission. Write. Civ
ing qualifications Parker Holiday 90.
100 East Ono. Chicago.
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fACKER-Experienced not over 30 years
OF age. Apply to Mr.. Walters Western Flee
-r'" - go Eln~Ida ave. ne.
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GIRL. reliable. steady. would like to oar,
Tor children evenings m vicinity Of TakUnf;
Park. Address Box :}'is II Star office
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RESSMAKER-First class filter: street
sport and evening dresses: beautifully made:
remodeing u specially. Franklin 9tG6-J.
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WANTED-AGE\TS.

WANTED-AGENT
i 4 bCsILNESs OF YOUR OwN-Make spar
6 oaI glass nam and number plates checker
book free Z Paimer $50 woaster! t1 ohia.
We5ttield: marvellous JIM Hot Water Bot
sen.s1io,bf Rag r ountain Syringe combination;
de e6oro as proposition AZ Lobl Co. Mid
AA a. dollar an hour sell Men
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amsterdam. y Y. N'''''e t'e' 'o''e''e %"
AGESTs 10 sell complete course in real
pRroposition; Casio Realty system 81 E
/ Nam ST. Columbus. Ohio
AhENIS-S5o-Sl00 I week gold letters any
nee, SAMPLES Metallic Litter &c Co. AS
, lark, Chicago. 100 -
h,t,ENI;S,17sI an hour in spare time. selling
1 1Hiiet ari;iIeies @p,e, extract5 tea coSc
20 COL Ho,Ro-ca Bidg tIe 81 id i%ih", S@ ME-
-AGLiNTr tor new - Ford winter front
"a ;Sstsu o" , regulated from dash, easy
pound; fits any Ford in ) MINUTES. Ford
! o" ueis buy on sight: red-hot seller: you
hatteS Co. 2 BIB 2 9e% GiarR ss t GSf
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Uets Co. AiT.ny. 4 R'OH'S Nofrae Prod
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come Food Co. Harvey. III.
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week easy taking orders homes. 9torr~ fac-
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brand. Ohio, made Slu.i:i one hour no eX-
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MILLIONS LOST YEARLY-Chc RAISING
ig * ebe @ith aitgI.,ms rag,di,y mar7cious
,,,lors TPn rnft PT%,e''"r peri2rafe- NIX ~"
yes Corr. DeDt. 10. Graud RanIds Mich I"
WANT DISTRIBCTING AGENT Tor HanslicS
:I'NIi reg hanq soap. removes anything from
tEc hands without injury to skin: every body
q customer; great opportunity for hustler 10
Ert III business. sample free Solar Products
%. l24 Wet Lake. Chicago
VI START YOU without ,ollar-soaps,
cXtracts. perfumes. toilet goods; experience
unnecessary. Carnatlon Co, Dept $50. st.
Louis. Mo.
SIDE SIDE LINE ,AGENTS WANTED.
etration: an-metal Winter shutter for Ford
radiator: regulated from dash; hts any Ford
II ? minutes: sells Tor So outlasts any car:
Ttptnp seller as sdelner: make 1000
Clark st. ChIcazo.
OVER 81 PROFIT on $50 SALE
Wonderful 1n"ent,nn starts Ford auto-
nstcaIiy. pnevcnts broken Bendix part, and
diving IN ,trafic and hills .ea.ier PGt on
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Name ........-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Actress ---......... ...........
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BRICkLAGERS-(2UD Union
school building. 1903 Pincy
Branch road. one block from
BrightWood post Office. ::
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LADY Of refinement desires position a. eK
e"utiye in apartment or institution or man
aging housekeepcr in private family: refer
ences. Address Box 18th star Office To-
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HEIP-MALE.
ChildS Restaurant,

ChlldS Restaurant,
1910 New York ave- requires the services
of an experienced person for assistant man
ayers position
Mem. TO ENTER INSURANCE BUSI-
NESS tE&PERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL :
MAXIMUM COMMISSION AND FULLY
EQUIPPED OFFICE. SEE {. NJ. WRIGHT.
700 BOND BLDG
MEN TO SELL FORD CARS.
Owners of Ford cars preferred. but not
essential Apply Rohey Motor Co. author
lied dealer. 1920 l. st.
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YOUNG MAN az clerk in market. must be
neat ana have grammar school education:
also have experience III selling poultry Or
fruits and vegetables: references required:
reply IN own handwriting. stating salary ey
pc"ted. Address Box 2@1-H. sta" Office
N-AI-NE FL.r mi -cnn,l..l hut
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
\ BETTER CLASS stenos. typist buui,-
SeeD"r. clerical heip. free rec. NJ. 1916.
,lty EmplnJ mcnt service. 1888 q NV. Ja%9'
COOKS. Kitchen naIds Mattresses ladies
nlalds and white laundreSseS. Gentlefvoman :
league. 162i II u. nv.
HELP FREE North 93;;l 800 go.ored
addresses. Ci"E aiUr>, houseN orkers nurses.
tarItor~. carpenters. farms Iaborers. Whit
t-osS. To- I'm. 1923 Nec nv. IL E.
r. YO1- NEED experienced cooks. chefs
EiaIuS. dishW ashCrs. bus boys. general house
and day workers. elevator boys. kitchen help
rrs. launGrcsscs. mothers helpers: tree. call
franklin l66l-J. l2!l 9th ~. NV. johnson :
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workers couples buffers. cooks dishwash-
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Do You Need Employment:
Daily calls received for experienced Cash
iers, Bookkeepers. p b. X. Oprs Stenog-
raphers. TYPISTS. etc. We can assist you in
securing the position you want. National Per
sonnet Bureau, 800 Bond Bldg. Main 1891 :.
BUSINESS AND OFFICE POSITIONS-Frec
registration. Washington Employment En-
change: operated for the public by the Wash
il gton School for Secretaries. Main 1850.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Roor' "1@. Transportation Bids, 18th and II.
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tOLLECTOR-MU-r have car. must -knoT
city we'll. star Credit SiotherS' 90 'tn
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01

A Jap taxi driver rendered this
bill: Nineteen comes and ten goes
at so cents a went, $5.-Capital
City Collegian.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Ad Writer'S Note

Some day a magazine editor is
going to achieve lasting fame by
publishing stories as interesting as
the advertisements.-
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
WOOD HURLEDBY
BLAST FATAL TO
ARIZONA MINER

BUCKEYE-John Steele, 10, an
employee of the Moon-Anchor
mine in the Harquahala mountains,
10 miles northwest of Hassayampa,
was instantly killed Saturday noon
when Jagged piece of wood from
an ironwood tree he was blasting
hurtled through the air and struck
him with triffic force, crushing his
chest.
Steele, with two companions, was
blasting short lengths and stumps
of ironwood trees to clear a piece
of ground, according to information
by Deputy Sheriff W. F. Laney.
The companions told Laney
Steele had packed a charge of pow
der in stump, and walked 3S
PAGES away before the charge was
fired. They said Steele sought no
shelter from the blast, and was
facing toward the spot when the
powder exploded.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Proposals Requested
For New Postoffice
Quarters at Holbrook

Postmaster l.. Caldwell announces
the fact that bids will be receiv-
ed on October Is, for furnishing
suitable quarters for the postoffice
at Holbrook. The date of occupan-
cy is to be as soon as possible
All necessary furnishings and
equipment to be furnished by the
bidder. The building is to be To-
Gated at some reasonable convent
ent place. The floor space is to be
approximately 2,10O square feet.
The bids are to be made for both
five and ten years, with separate
proposals for building, equipment,
heat, light and water and without
heat and light.
Postmaster Caldwell has blanks
and specifications of everything re-
quired by the government, which
can be seen at any time at the
Holbrook postoffice. The present
building is not large enough to ac-
commodate the ever-increasing
business of the community, though
we are informed that Don UdaIl,
owner of the present structure
contemplates filing his bid, intend
ing, should it be accepted, of max
ing an addition to the present
building, installing toilets, and add
ing other improvements as requir-
ed by the government.-Hol
Tribune.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
ARIZONA STATE
PRISON RANKED
FIRST In u. S

The Arizona state prison is cred
tied with being the best example of
the honor system prison in the
country, according to the newly
printed Handbook of American
Prisons" for 1926, which has just
come off the press. The book con-
tains a very comprehensive report
on every prison in the United
States, and is issued by the Nation
al Society of Penal Information,
Inc, of New York City.
The following extract from the
book is one of which many people
in Arizona may feel proud;
In reporting on the Arizona state
prison, the following extract is a
mater for which the entire popula-
tion of the state should be proud
of:
"The best example of the honor
system found in the prisons report
ed in this book is in the Arizona
prison The honor system here is
really based on honor and is genu-
inely honest and intelligently ad-
ministered. If some honor prisons
the system dealing with the TRUSTEES
is used as a smoke screen to cover
deplorable conditions inside of the
prison In Arizona the honor sys-
tenn under Superintendent Scott
White, is a fair illustration of the
spirit of the whole prison"
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Mayor Koch Says
Flagstaff Lumber
Industry Booming

PHOENIX. B. Koch, mayor Of
Flagstaff and vice-president and
general manager of the Arizona
Lumber and Timber company, is in
Phoenix for week OR more, in
the interests of his company.
Mr.. Koch will attend freight
rate hearing before the corporation
commission before returning to
Flagstaff and is visiting with John
A. Johnson, who handles the lum-
Der interests of the company in
the Salt River valley.
The visitor reports the lumber
business more active than during
the summer months, due to an in
creased demand from eastern and
middle west markets. Logging
conditions have been favorable this
summer. A large supply of lumber
is being held in the Flagstaff yards
to care for this demand, according
to Mr.. och.
Mr.. Koch is also president of a
company which is erecting the Mon
te Vista hotel at Flagstaff. The
project was carried through as a
community proposition last May
Construction of the hotel was be-
gun June 9 and will be ready for
occupancy about January 1, 1927.
The structure will be 70-room ho-
tel, with restaurant, coffee shop and
all modern convenienceS.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Deputy Game Warden
Injured by Automobile

SAFFORD-C. P. Schroeder, the
game warden, met with a very
painful accident last Saturday
night on his way in from the
mountains. 1t occurred about 10:30
a short distance out on the Thatch-
er road. He was driving his span
of thoroughbred Mexican steeds;
hitched to his wagon of rather an
cient vintage, along the highway
within the regulation speed limit,
when he was struck by an autOmo-
bile going at a very high rate of
speed toward Thatcher. 1t struck
the warden's wagon at the back
wheel, throwing him completely
over the machine and landing him
on left side and shoulder, and bad
ly damaged the wagon and machine.
A lady, who was in the machine,
was taken to the hospital, but her
injuries proved to be superficial and
she was permitted to depart None
of the other occupants of the car
were injured. When aid came they
found Mr. Schroeder's dog, Nero,
guarding him and it required some
coaXing before he would allow any
one to assist. Nero had his left
foot badly smashed in the collision
Another valuable police dog, named
Bonita was riding on the wagon
with Mr. Schroeder but was unin-
jured
The automobile and it's occupants
were from Miami and after being
investigated by the sheriff were
permitted to go on their way.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Gasoline Levy
Of August Out

PHOENIX = Arizona's gasoline
tax collections during August to-
tailed $83,233.55, said a report made
public by James H. Kerby, secre-
tary of state
Of this amount, the state treas
urer receives $41,616.7S for state
highway work and the county treas
urers of the various counties the
other SO per cent for county road
work
The gross sales of gasoline
amounted to 3,4O2,8213 gallons dur
ing the month, of which 8,369.S
gallons were exempted from tax or
were re-sales or exports.
The county shares are as follows
Apache $64519; Coconino $2,776.-
85; Cochise $3.9OO.27; Gila $2,809.-
76; Graham $945.38; Greenlee $685.
81; Maricopa $14,077; Mohave ST.
239.85; Navajo $2,099.35; Pima $4,-
26905: Pinal $1,14819; Santa Cruz
882.03; Yavapai $4,O3043 and Yuma
$2,153.75.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Railroad Haul
Gain Is Shown

NEW YORK-COmmodities trans
ported by railroad during the first
81 weeks of 1926 have shown an in
crease over last year, with the eX-
, ception of livestock and forest pro-
ducts says a report submitted by
the car service department of the
American Railway association to
the board of directors.
An increase of "a per cent is
shown over the best previous rec
ord in the corresponding period of
last year, an increase of 10 per
cent over the same period in 1924.
The increased freight has been
handled without a car shortage or
other transportation difficulties.
The report shows that preparation
for the freight tonnage which is 3.3
per cent more than the estimate
for the period, has left 142,000 SER
viceable freight cars in storage,
which can be placed in service
whenever needed.
The wheat crop of the southwest,
which reports declares "was great
er than the most optimistic reports
prior to the harvest indicated
caused railroads operating in that
section to call on the car service
department for assistance. Hun
dreds of cars were delivered vol
UNFAIRLY to the Rock Island, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Santa Fe, with
the result that car loadings of
wheat exceeded previous high rec
ords by from 81 to "a per cent.
The absorption of the grain de-
liveries at Kansas City, Wichita,
Hutchison, Salina and Galveston,
was accomplished without conges-
ton, unreasonable delay or even
the threat of embargo.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Operation Success
For Former Judge

BISBEE-Judge J. L. Cunning
ham, former justice of the Arizona
supreme court now practicing law
in Wilcox, is recuperating rapid
ly from a recent operation for ap-
pendicitis in the Copper Queen hos
pital. Although the operation was
a serious one due to several COM
plications, the judges condition is
excellent and his speedy recovery
from all effects of the operation is
looked for, physicians at the hos
pital stated.
Judge Cunningham served on the
states highest judiciary from 1912,
with the advent of statehood, until
1920, when he retired to engage in
private practice. He at one time
resided in Tombstone and served
as district attorney for Cochise
county in the territorial days.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-01
Two Ajo Candidates For Constable To
Flip Coin As Race Proves Tie Vote

test will be decided by lottery.
This procedure is set forth in the
election laws. The county super
visors will notify both candidates
of the tie resulting from the re-
count Within the next five days.
Then at the earliest convenience of
both men they will meet in the Of
fees of the supervisors at the court
house here and choose the winner
by lot.
1t will be up to the candidates
to agree on some accepted method
of drawing lots for the nomination.