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Archer, Chas.
Archer, Willie Roberts
Archer, Mary M.
Avlla, Alfredo
Avila, Apollo
Acosta, Jose A.
Armas, Gabriel De
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Aguera, Agusto
Albury, Mary E.
Albury, Chas L. /
Allen Leonor
Arnao, Sarah
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Albury, Eugene
Almendares, Laura
Andrade, Felix
Abbott, Chas. Fl. |
Bates, w. L.
Bates, Frances A.
Bott, Shirley C. |
Bartlum, Geo. L. |
Baez, Desiderio
Baker. Earl
Baker, Caleb
Baker, Maynard K.
Baker, Huel E.
Barrosa, Alfredo
Barrosa, Joaquin
Baldwin. Catherine
Brinas, Pearl w.
Bethel, Mary N.
Bueno, Augustine |
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Bramiey, Rosa
Belancourt, Fermin
Boysen, Paul
Berry, John G..
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Rruen, w.
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Barton, G.. FL. /
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Collins, Lee !
Collins, Maurice E. /
Collins, Sam, Jr. !
Curry. Chas. J. /
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Curry. Sophia A.
Curry. Kingman q. !
Curry, Louise B. I.
Curry, Ella /. /
Crusoe, Laura G.. /
Cooper, Chas.
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.OBERTS, |
visor of Registration.
Haskin, Paul S.
Hendry, M. B.
Hernandez, Manuel
Hernandez, f. L. I
Haskin, Anthony
Hate, f. J.
Hodgdon, F. C. B.
Harris, Isabelle
Harris, Chester
Hark, John
Hellingworth, r. L.
johnson, Saml. 0.
Johnson, Irene B.
johnson, Nellie
johnson, F. L.
James, Thomas
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Kantor, Adela
Keeton, j. A.
Keeton, Gladys
Kelly, James
Kelly, Patrick
Klien, John
knight, Clyde N.
Keane, John L.
King, Robert A.
Ketchings, Garcia /
Kaslom, Joseph
Kelly, Margaret
Kantor, Joel G.
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Lewinsky, Frank
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Lila, Fred T.
Lodge, Fl. C.
Lowe, L.
Langston, E. D.
Lewis, j. E.
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Lynch, E. G.
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Peliaz. Joseph
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Pearlman, Sophia
Pearlman, Joe
pelaez. Jose
Porter, Mamie Ellen
Previty, Neunxio
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Lester, Harry B.
Lester, Chas.
Lake, Mary II.
Lewinsky, Dora
Lewinsky, Frank
Lopez, Alberto V.
Lee, j. 7.
Lila, Fred T.
Lodge, FL. C.
Lowe, L.
Langston, E. D.
Lewis, j. E.
Lopez, Aquilina
Leary, S. E.
Lynch, E. G.
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Torres, VIM. A.
Torres, Augustine
Torres, Francisco
Thompson, T. T.
Thompson, JAS. II.
Thompson, Franklin
Thompson, Maggie L.
Taylor, Edgar A.
Taylor, A. w. G.
Taylor, Irene
Trevor, Douglas r.
Trujillo, Ben L.
Trujillo, Saddle L.
Taylor, Willie
futile, May
Taylor, Chas.
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Rabagny, Edmund
Russell, Richard v.
Roberts, Marie
Roberts, Merrill w.
Russell, Ralph Z.
Reid, Ernest HI.
Roberts, F. o.
Roberts, Reggie
Rosenda, Pedro
Ragert, Julio
Ragert, Julio Sr.
Ragert, Amparo
Ross, L. r.
Roberts, Adm
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IIlingworth, Haydn
Illingworth, Miriam Baker
Johnson, W. Frank
Johnson, Theophilus
johnson, John V.
Johnson, James L.
Johnson, Raymond
Johnson, Amelia
Johnson, c. b.
Jamison, Joseph
Jensen, Willie I.
Jerman. 4. c.
James, w. X. F..
Jones. Harry, N. S.
johnson, Harry
Kemp, c. F.
Kemp. Luke II.
Kemp, Richard III.
Kemp, May M.
Kerr, John Russell
Kerr, Grace
Key, Harold
Knowles, Rosetta
Heating, Susan r.
Heating. VIM. r.
ketchings. T. l. Jr.
Knight. katherine
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Gandolfo. John S.
Garcia, Nicasio
Garcia. Enrique
Gardner. ]. c.
Gordon, Geo. w.
Gonzaga, Cedell
Gordon. VIM. X.
Gordon. Noel
Gonzalez, Jose
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Aronovitz, Jacob
Aronovitz, Chas.
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Artman, L. p.
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Albury, E. r.
Avila, Ygnacio
Atkins, J. w.
AvalO, Angel
Albury, j. G.
Aeosta, Victoria
Anderson, Albert
Arthur, T. A.
Atkins, G.. E.
Archangel, A. j.
Arnold, William
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Fosberg, Chas. o.
Fosberg, Florida
Frentos, Angel
Frentos. Gerald
Fry, Carmen Airline
Fleitas. Fec tFernandez)
Farnsworth, Geo. L.
Folker, 4. l..
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Camus. Cayetano A.
Camus, Marie
Garfield. Roy F.
Garfield, Laura
Carey, VIM. A.
Carey, John w.
Carey, John A.
Carey, Abraham
Carey, Fl. G.
Carey, James Fl.
Carey, Geo. n.
Carey. Florence
Carey, Chas. b.
Carey, Franklin
Carey, Grace
Carey, Telmou
Gates. Samuel c.
Gates, Julia
Gates. Cecil
Curtis, Chas. c.
Curtis. Margaret +.
Curtis. Mary L.
Curtis. Thos. H.
Curry, Robt. r.
Curry, Chas. NJ. Sr.
Curry, K. b.
Curry, Chas. W.
Curry, ]. Icnnie
Curry Lynn
Curry, Chas. NJ. Jr.
Curry. G. Sam b.
Curry. BENZ. Russell
Curry, John A.
Curry, Donald
Curry, RutIedge s.
Curry, Charlotte z.
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Gandolfo, Philip J.
Gandolfo, Toney
Gandolfo, Laurence S.
Geiger, Henry
Garthside, Illma G.
Garcia, Antonio
Gum, Hugh
Gwynn, C. G..
Goldsmith, Samuel
Garcia, Ubaldo
Golson, Nat
Griffin, Mary
Galan, Mary K.
Glickman, David
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kantor, Adela
Keeton, J. A.
Keeton, Gladys
Kelly, James
Kelly, Patrick
Klien, John
knight, Clyde N.
Keane, John L.
King, Robert A.
Ketchings, Garcia
Kaslorn, Joseph
Kelly, Margaret
Kantor, Joel G.
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Fieisae. Franc isco
Fieitas, Marion T.
FELTON,. Vim. III.
Fine, Ralph
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Dillon, Rebeeca L.
Dillon, Cleveland
ii, EnaS.
DeLeon, Vernon
DeLeon, Ethel
DE Boer, Jennie
Dunn, Cora
Dunton, A. ].
De Sina, Alex.
Dodge, L. j.
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English, Thos, NJ.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
N. A. 7. c. WILL
WELCOME ALUMNI
HOME SATURDAY

FLAGSTAFF-The Northern Ari-
zona Teachers college will welcome
home their alumni at their third
Annual Homecoming on Saturday,
October 30, according to informa-
tion given out by Dean Bellwood
general chairman.
Extensive plans have been made
to make this years Homecoming the
most notable and auspicious event
on the college calendar The ten
tative program as outlined by Dean
BellwOod will commence on We'd
nesday, October 27, when the Co
lumbia Ladies' Orchestra of IA
pieces, will give a concert in AS
hurst auditorium and will end with
a Grand Ball for the visiting teams
and alumni on Saturday evening.
The official installation of Grady
Gammage, newly-elected president
of the college, on Friday evening,
the day before the football game
between the Teachers College Lum-
berjacks and the Phoenix Braves,
will be the outstanding ceremony
of the Homecoming activities.
Letters have been mailed out to
all the alumni of the school and
an official program of the events
will be given out by Dean Bell
wood next week.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
FAMOUS PIRATES
STAR AT HOME ON
N. A. T. c. CAMPUS

TEACHERS COLLEGE, Flagstaff,
October 14.-GeOrge Grantham, star
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, again be-
came George" to his fellow class
mates at the Northern Arizona
Teachers college here today.
Grantham spent most of the
morning in company with old play
mates of the days of IA, Is and '16
when he, too, used to ramble over
the campus sidewalks with his
books under his arms and with not
a thought in the world as to what
he was going to do with them
Those were the happy days" said
George.
Il was not a book worm in those
days" the famous star opined in
his slow western drawl. They
gave me room in the mems dor
mitory next to the presidents quar-
ters so they could keep an eye on
me. In those days I would rather
play ball than study"
Grantham will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the dedication ex-
ercises Of the new physical educa-
ton building which will be held in
connection with the third annual
homecoming day, Saturday, Octo-
Der 30
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
WINSL OW GRIDDERS WALLOP JEROME
80 IN FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON;
RUSHING, HOUCK, STAR ON OFFENSE

Let us gently insert here the
names of Tackett and Scott, the
two tall boys of the Winsl0W squad.
The names of Rushing and Houck
may be on more tongues this sea-
son than those Of any lineman, for
theirs is the spectacular work and
the hardest. But the charging
and tackling of Scott and Of Tao
kett, on defensive and offensive, is
worthy of a big hand from all as
sembled.
But, then, we can't list the whole
team just because they fought,
Forget the personalities. The way
it stands, WINSLOW BEAT JER-
ONE, a full team of each, and Gre
dit to them all.
In the line for Jerome the out
standing work, both offensive and
defensive, was on the shoulders of
Hayden, Hernandez and Davenport,
and the holes the Winslow forward
wall failed to open offer bright
testimony to the adamantine firm
ness of these Jerome gladiators.
Bill Kerr, the Jerome mentor, need
not be respondent over his loss.
He has a hard, clean squad, with
some starring material.
Clear skies and a scorching sun
made the day more fit for baseball
than for football. Such weather is
popularity supposed to slow a game
down. This popular supposition
Ua1L tn h nd nvit
and withdraw From the first Of
fensive thrust of Jerome to their
last vain effort, the plays went
through with snap almost audi
BILE
Here is Winslow team that need
not be looked at down the nose
Here is a team that Winslow can
get behind to a man, and support
to the last ditch, win lose or draw,
because it is team that fights hard
all the way. Jerome is a battling
bunch. The aching smack of hard
heads on papier-mache stiffening in
mOleskin breeches, the dust rails
ing, bruising crashes into the sun
baked dirt, the sharp talk of COM
bat, all of which scarcely ceased
in the game, whould have convinc-
ed a blind man that fight was on,
and if it could have been reviewed
backward, the tempo of the conflict
at the finish would be found as high
as at the onset
Jerome made few .substitutions
Probably placing the majority of
their eggs in the basket of Kauz-
lerich, and the rest with Lankford,
the smart and socking defense of
Winslow may have left them with
little to fall back on. In the early
stages, Mcdonald went in for Thig-
pen, but the alter finished the
| game.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
New Grand Canyon
Road Inspiring

FLAGSTAF7F'-Th Santa Fe an
nounces that before snow begins to
fall at the Grand Canyon, the new
asphalt paved road, leading from
Ell Tovar along the rim to Grand
View will be finished. The new
highway winds along the edge of
the chasm with magnificent views
at almost every turn.
From Grand View the road will
be carried on eastward to Desert
View, where the Fred Harvey sys-
tenn has established a chalet. From
this is to be seen the marvellous
panorama that embraces the most
of the Painted Desert, as we'll as
scores of miles of the Grand Can
yon and its inner gorge and cliffs
at the mouth of the Little Colorado,
a few miles to the eastward.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15

of scrimmage. Winslow's ball on
own yard line. Winslow kicked
out to the 80 yard line. Jerome's
ball. Three line plays failed to
gain. Jerome kicked to Winslow,
the ball was fumbled, and it was
Jerome's ball on Winslow's Is yard
line. Jerome missed a drop kick,
but the ball hit a Winslow man.
and bounced out to WinslOw's 1
yard line, where Winslow recover
ed. Winslow punted out of bounds
on their 20 yard line as the half
ended.
Score at half, Winslow 0, Jer-
ONE 0.
Jerome kicked to Winslow's 5
yard line. Rushing returning Is
yards. Winslow was defending the
west goal. Winslow was penalized
5 yards on the first play. Winslow
kicked to Thigpen who returned to
Winslow 40 yard line, where he was
downed by Tackett. Time out for
both men. Lankford gained half a
yard. A pass was incomplete.
Kauzlerich failed to gain. Time out
for Scott. Jerome kicked over
Winslow's goal. WinslOw tackled
for touchback. Rushing made 13
yards and first down on Winslow's
33 yard line. Houck lost 1 yard
on an end run. Winslow fumbled
and Jerome recovered. Jerome
passed. Jerome failed to gain on
three line plays and the ball went
to Winslow on a tumble. Jerome
was penalized Is yards but Wins
low declined the penalty and took
the ball on own 21 yard line. Rush
ing made 4 yards around end. Park
er 2 yards off tackle. Houck 3
yards through line. Winslow kick
ed to Miller who was dropped in
midfield as the quarter ended.
Jerome failed to gain. A pass
was grounded. Time out Jerome.
Kauzlerich failed to gain and punt
ed to Parker who returned 5 yards,
to Winslow's 80 yard line. Rushing
made Is yards and first down on
end run. Houck made yards on
line play and Brady made 2 yards.
Rushing made 10 yards and first
down. Houck broke away for 80
yards around left end. This was the
first time the ball had been in Jer-
ONE territory. Rushing made )
Yards off right tackle. Houck fail
ed to gain. Rushing made yard
Rushing drop kicked from the Is
yard line The kick was perfect
Score Winslow 3, Jerome 0.
Jerome kicked out Of bounds and
then kicked to Rushing, who re-
turned 20 yards to Wfnslow's 80
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15
w. D. II. CLUB TEAM
TAKES ON BERDOO
HERE THIS SUNDAY

Although Winslow High school
plays football this weekend in
Clarkdale against the strong Clark
dale eleven, local followers of the
pigskin sport will not go hungry
for their favorite form of man
slaughter, for Sunday the w. D. III.
Apprentice Clubs, coast lines ap-
prentice champs last year, meet the
railroad shop nOvices from San
Bernardino, one of the strongest
teams on the coast
The w. D. H. team carries an al
most universal interest for Wins
low people in it's lineup. Includ
ed in the shopmen's club are form
er WinslOw high school stars, and
experienced gridders from other
sections, all of whom are well
known here, and who have a big
following among the railroad men.
This will be the first big game
played at home for the apprentices.
They have had several ''scrub"
tits with the local high school
team, and played at the Navajo
COuhIJ 1dl1 at III DOL LI1IS VII
be a real test of strength for
Winslow and for San Bernardino.
The publicity director for the ap-
prentice team has been busy this
week, putting the tickets in the
hands of a crew of statesmen, plac-
ing placards and getting out other
forms OF advertising matter. Chief
among these are the windshield
stickers, with the legend, Beat
Berdoo," the motto of the team for
this week, printed on them.
Winslow Hi has already proved
that we have a high scool team
worthy of support, and the showing
OF the apprentices Sunday is sure
to uncover a club of equal fight
and talent, so the menu before foot
ball fans seems to be an interest
ing one.
The Winslow mail., 1926-10-15

At the opening of the second half
Coach Edison sent in Tackett for
Scott, who relieved Hurst at center.
Brady for Miller at left half, ScorSe
for Caballos. Later in the game
Fussell relieved Scorse, Hancock
was put in for Simmons, Bengston
took the place of Hathaway at
tackle and Guardian plugged for
Chacon at left end.
Here is the fracas play by play;
Jerome received, defending the
west woal. Jerome made 30 yards
on straight football, line plays and
end runs. Jerome completed a pass
the receiver dropping the ball after
a short run, and WinSlOw recover
ed. Rushing made yards, but
fumbled, and it was Jerome's bali
on Winslow's 40 yard line. Jerome
lost 10 yards on the first play,
when Winslow seemed to solve the
miners end run formation. No
gain, and another 10 yard loss.
Jerome kicked to Winslow's 20
yard line Winslow lost the ball on
downs. Jerome's ball on Winslow's
25 yard line Jerome failed to gain,
and pass was incomplete. Jer
ONES third down as the quarter
ended.
Score, Winslow 0, Jerome O.
Kauzlerich dashed off tackle for
first down on Winslow's Is yard
line. Kauzlerich made first down
on WinslOw's 5 yard line on three
straight plays. Lankford was
thrown for a loss of Is yards by
Rushing. Kauzlerich failed to gain
Lankford was stopped on the line