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   Winslow Mail (Newspaper) - February 4, 1921, Winslow, Arizona                                State WINSLOW IS THE METROPOLIS OF NORTHERN ARIZONA SINGLE TEN CENTS SINGLE TEN CENTS CLEAN LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR THE HOME BOYS AND GIRLS POULTRY EXHIBIT The and Poultry exhibit at the State Fair at November 18-27, 1920, was the biggest and best yet held in that There were 321 birds representing 14 The Fair Association awarded li beral county Individual prizes were given on each of 15 varieties of chicken All the money given as premiums is to be invested in shipping to further poultry club Fbr the first fchd Florida State Fair offered this year a poultry Judging contest for the members of the and poultry clubs of the Four of three members from St. and Suwannee counties entered the The judging was of barred Plymouth Rocks and Single-combed White The Putnam county team won both M. E. CHURCH The Ladies Bible in the Sunday school is planning for a social and Mrs. the is selecting the subject and Young Peoples class is making why not with Mrs. Rhodes as Mrs. ' S. W. Proctor is doing good work with the There Is to be a number of babies to be baptised Easter The congregations continue to grow in numbers pastor's theme for couldn't pay that much Sunday morning will be dom God and who are in the The Epworth League will have charge of the evening Mrs. and her helpers are preparing a good The door of the church of the Friendly Hand is open to Harry who was brought from Los Angeles to Flagstaff last week charged with the murder of Martin Schwab confessed to the crime later in the Nash was put under a gruelling verbal examination and finally concluded to tell it A sworn confession as published in the Coconino Sun is as Harry rode to Walnut Canyon with a registering my Harry The next day I wanted to go to This man he was going to and that I could go with He said if some more would it would be two and a half or three can't remember just how much he each The man I wanted to go to Winslow to see was here the day before and said if I would come there he might give me - We were out about 25 or 30 miles when I asked him how much this trip was going to cost He said said pay He said he would make it I said I RAILROAD NOTES Corporate Accountants H. S. and E. E. Peckham have left for Los Angeles final check of accounts covering the control A large force been working on the accounts covering federal period and this last the accountants is supposed to Vice-president John Special Engineer C. T. in charge of mechanical were in the city the first part of the week conferring with local officials and inspecting mechanical The inspection trip over the system is being made in private car No. 6: Mechanical Superintendent H. S. Wall of the Coast of Los joined the Mrs. C. J. who is employed as maintenance clerk in the superintendent's office has been called to Minneapolis on account of the serious illness of her Bridge Inspector Reed has secured an extended leave of absence and will leave shortly on an ed trip to Los Angeles and San and other points on Comptometer Operator Mrs. Glen Dunklin Has been called on account of the illness of her ' Assistant Chief Engineer George C. Millett of Los Angeles is in the PERSONAL NOTES Mrs. Elsie has from an extended visit in Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Steele are the proud parents of a 7 1-2 pound baby born January 30. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Pingrey have a fine seven and a half pound They are now making their home in Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie and Mr. Joe Abell motored to the Petrified Forest ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitham have left for they will future Mr. Whitham has accepted the position of general foreman of the Santa Fe shops at that Mr. and Mrs. N. Ferreli have the Whitham home at 200 West Second They expect to be there very Miss La Vaughn who has been ill the past has returned to her duties at the J. C. Penney who has is getting WEDDING BELLS A few days were spoken that united in marriage Mr. Arthur Schuster and Marguerite Drumm at the home of the groom's mother at 1412 Van Nass Los The bride is the county recorder of this county and a former resident of Winslow where shells well and favorably known and has been and is a popular county official having been re-elected at the late The groom is one the merchants of Holbrook where the will be at They are expected to return They spent a short honeymoon at The con gratulations of their many friends are extended to BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. at the 411 Warren Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. B. Y. Sunday at 6:30 p. m. There has been a great increase in attendance and interest since the contest The Young People of the town are invited to attend The Ladies Social Hour well meet February 10, at the church for an all-day to sew and enjoy a social time FOR GOOD ROADS The 249 organized counties of Texas last year voted more than of road Of immense total more than was voted in north Texas the oil fields northern and Of the amount raised Dallas county contributed and practically al of the counties surrounded voted heavy He c- The you'll get but and walk at Clear which is to supply looked at me he | had been Then he stopped the car and started to fix will complete the work Miss Lucile been ill with the along very Miss Jones haB started a gymnasium class for the ladles of our city and it is growing She classes every Tuesday and Thusday evening in the new this week going over the Clear at the Washington school Creek Reservoir details with Wonders was confined to his tor Frank G. Boschke and Division for a few days with a severe He has how returned to his duties at the telegraph and Mrs. Lawrence Hitchcock under the We argu thought I'd hold him there until someone else came I had foot and couldn't walk so So I began letting the air out of the tiresi He had a gun in his and threatened to shoot me. told me I wouldn't be the first man he had He had a 32 I didn't usually carry a but had one on that and pulled mine shot Then he not me. My hit him m the His shot went over me. I I then put the body into the car and drove to give myself But I. hot I left the standing across from the the body was in the curtains Just after my to the drove out with body and put it in the old near the covering it with using a short shovel oh the shovel fastened to * the never knew name knew name until after I was except there was a little left in the car that had the name Martin Schwab in ' ' I never looked through his didn't I told my The watch dropped into while his body was in used the watch to help redeem my I the revolver selling it I have pretty but was never in anything this I had good christian who told me what ' told me last night to that it would be am making this statement of my own free without oft any kind being made to me. INCOME TAX MAN HERE E. deputy Collector of Internal here at the City Hall until the inst. to assist he taxpayers In Income not Office of Deputy Coutny Treasurer and Tax Collector of Navajo County K. D. Deputy Treasurer i Feb. 2nd, 1921 All persons receiving NOTICES OF DELINQUENT notified to pay particular to the date on which suit for collection of delinquent taxes will be Be sure to mail your checks in time to avoid A SUIT MEANS COURT SHERIFF'S FEES FOR SERVING JUDGMENT FEE OF EXECUTION FEE OF and A NOTICE OF PUBLICATION AVERAGING ' v - i NOT LOSE YOUR PROPERTY PAY YOUR TAXES Supt. William Matthie has returned an inspection trip over the oast end of the Albuquerque The trip was made in private car No. 411 and he was accompanied by division Tuesday Vice-president A. E. of the York Central Railroad was in the city for a short Mr. Ingalls and family are from New York to Angeles for a winter While on the Albuquerque division a side trip was made to the Grand Traveling Accountant M. E. Hebert of the Audit Office of Los Angeles has resigned his position and to former position of in the relay office Brakesman J. W. was hut due to the reduction of his and shortly for his home at Kansas where he will enter business with his Apprentice F. J. Moore has left for Los Angeles where he will make his future Mrs. Max wife of Water Collector is the week end with relatives at Mrs. wife of Brakeman has left for Lbs where she spend several days visiting Fireman M. D. Barney leaves soon for where he will i visit friends and relatives for Brakeman M. E has left for Los Angeles where he will enter the Santa Fe hospital for Operator A. E. Fontaine of the for Los Angeles his Marguerite and where they will make their futre Pumper Floyd Hubbard of Clear is in Holbrook this week on Brakeman William who was recently cut off the Heft for Lbs Angeles where he will make his future Agent J. M. Lee of Holbrook was a business visitor in the city this Mrs. C. mother of R. J. has left for Flagstaff where she will spend several weeks visiting friends and Due to reduction in E. E. Miner has been cut off the board and has left for Angeles with his where they will make their future Fireman F. B. Parrish has leave of absence and has left for Los Angeles where he will visit - Conductor Robert Powell leaves where he will make a Master William E. son of Conductor R. J. is spending the week end at Fireman I. F. Brown has been cut off the board and has left for Chicago where he will make his future are the happy parents of an eight pound baby They are making their home in Williams at Ralph a former resident of spent few days on business here the past J. E. of the Texas Oil is here business this in behalf of his Harry roundhouse has been ill with the past Stuart of New has been made terminal road foreman of engines at this Mechanical Superintendent H. S. Wall and Vice-president John Purr cell of the Santa Fe were in the city this t week on Wiliam manager for Babbitt by L. V. pf made - a motor business trip to the Meteor mine They had the pleasure of seeing a bunch of ten on their return A. J. Sullivan of Flagstaff was in Winslow Sunday for a short V. H. Driver of the Winslow Bottling works is completing a new bottling plant at Holbrook and has been spending time there Mrs. Robert Powell entertained the Night Bridge Club at her home Wednesday Dr. Gilpin won the prize and Mrs. Brayman the Most delectable refreshments were Joe who has - been entertaining the la grippe is again on short at the old Mrs. W. T. who left last week to attend the millinery openings at is at Los Angeles attending like functions and will con WINSLOW NEEDS A There are from 150 to 200 flocks of chickens in They are of many breeds and size and they receive various treatments in feeding and Yet they are those flocks which have the of housing and At the same time eggs and poultry are shipped Winslow for the market It is proven that the climatic conditions here are superior to many sections of the country for the raising of poultry and that the are prolific layers Under these it would setm that there should be more poultry raised and more flocks in the yards of our They are so say those who have both for the eggs and the marketable as well the home It is approximated that the cost of poultry shipped in for market is 12 1-2 cents a in is a considerable item either as a profit in selling or a saving in The University of Arizona under its Ag Extension Service has a Poultry Its representative is supposed to go to all parts of the state and give advice and instruction in the matter of poultry etc. This in conjunction with Apache has a representative of the State University but as yet there has been no census made of the poultry business in for the records of the the present being almost exclusively What to the poultry business upon a business is an organization of the poultry growers who will request that a. representative of the State University come to this city and confer with the chicken It would be one of the most beneficial movements that would be not alone for the returns to the chicken but for the people through the reduction in the cost of eggs in local great provement in the quality which would be placed on as to meat and The privilege of haying the benefit of the experience and knowledge of an expert from the of Arizona is one that should not be overlooked by those who profit by the raising of Advice as to feed and the general care of poultry would in cases double the production in eggs It is time you chicken breeders get BUILDING NOTES F. L. Harry is remodeling his O. Schleuter starts building two Kosuka Santa Fe round c M is building a home in on to San Francisco for the Kleindienst Addition near the purpose before returning to house Winslow Mr. Higgins of largely interested in lands located around that in Winslow Monday and made a pleasant call at the Mail Homer Vaughan of the Winslow Furniture Company returned Tuesday morning from a east which he visited the furniture markets at Kansas St. Louis and A shipment of a carload lot of is following and it is expected will arrive within the next week or ten days and will be placed on at the company's store on Kinsley V. E. Ware and wife of El Paso were visitors in Winslow Saturday Mr. Ware is contractor and called at Holbrook to make a bid o - the sewer and water system to be installed in that Wyatt a fuel dealer and Bert acting mayor of El were also in the They are all acquaintances of Mr. T. M. Quebedeaux of the Arizona State and called upon him while William manag r of Babbitt Brothers has been on the sick list this week and confined a part of the time to his Mrs. W. T. Butler is on a business Fireman % E. Dennison and wife I trip combined with pleasure visiting I spending the week end visiting ] Los Angeles and San at Los taking in the wholesale J. D. Carathurs is taking i DO advantage of the slack he and his wife are spending a few days with friends at Mrs. G. E. wife of Fireman i3 spending the week end with friends in Los Conductor James is a business visitor in Prescott this Otie E. has left where he will spend several days of his vacation visiting Joe City FRESH MILK AND EGGS Hiram St. Mrs. Irene Lebsch and little of are the guests of Mrs. F. L. J. T. Jacobson and G. H. Reed of the Harvey Eating System were visitors at the local hostelry Saturday RAILROAD MEN'S TRAVELING EXPENSES ARE The Mail is in receipt of information from Collector of Internal Revenue Alfred for that under a recent decision made by the a traveling man is entitled to deduct his expense while away from home which is in excess of his expense at This would apply to railroad Heretofore this deduction has not been allowed railroad men and the present ruling as a very pleasant piece of to the many in j C. V. Curry starts a modern home in Hicks Eli residence on Aspinwall Avenue is nearing com G. C. of the Hall Lumber will move his family to Winslow on the 15th instant and will make his permanent home WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS WILLIAMS IN DEBATE Those who attended the Joint debate betwen the Williams and High schools last Friday night were served a Teal The question debated the Closed versus Open Ewart Day and Hazel Armstrong represented Winslow while and Elsie Maxwell represented Both teams made a credible but the debaters showed up especially Winslow received the unanimous decision of They evidenced a thorough grasp of all sides of the question as well as exceptional ability in its The object of these debates which are held in practically in all the high schools of the State is to late an interest in the study of public and to cultivate the ability to present them in the form of public The Winslow High school will now debate either at Flagstaff or the High upon which wins in their which was held last The winner of this debate will then go tip Tucson for the State debate during University The Judges in this discusion were J. F. Walker Francis D. Crable of Flagstaff and Thorwald Larson of -o ' RECLAMATION George H. director of the National Reclamation is spending most of his time in Washington where he is walking encyclopedia for members of congress who are interested in Mr. Maxwell is one nation's most prominent irrigation experts and and has done much for zona and has some expanding ideas of the value of the waste the Colorado river for M both and irrigation V y And now Willard says he is going about regaining his title in a busi ness like way and Dempsey will undoubtedly retain it in about the same HOW SUSPENSION BRIDGE WILL BE BUILT AT CANYON To permit tourist by means of animal transportation from the south to the north rim in Grand Canyon National the National Park Service of the department of the interior is to build a suspension bridge across the Colorado The north side of the or the north rim a3 it- is is today practically unvisited owing to the difficulties attendant to getting horses or mules across the Those who have made the long journey from railroad points in Utah have RAILROAD NOTES Store Department Helper Charles Eastman and wife leave shortly for Prescott for a ' Engineer W. F. Geiger and are those who spend a days with friends at A. Ai wife of Head been ed to Gallup -on Chairman John of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks leaves shortly for and Holbrook on business Y Conductor E. A. Houghton has a leave of absence has left for San Francisco for a He will return via San Diego and other points on the Brakeman A. M. Hicks was a weekend visitor the Grand Baggageman J. B. McHood of the station forces was a business in Holbrook the past Brakeman Charles McCauley and wife are visiting trends at Holbrook this Brakeman H. McGaham is a week end visitor at Trainmaster W. P. Arntz has returned from a visit with his family at San Fireman R. N. McNally leaves shortly for Prescott for a brief Fireman W. R. Miller is the week end at the Grand Saturday the Santa Office Basketball team was defeated by the Prescott team in a hard A game at Winslow is expected Mrs. L. A. Mabie and Master family of Bridge and Building Foreman Mabie is spending the week end at - Mrs. J. B. wife of General Car Foreman has been called to Williams on account of Mrs. L. B. wife of Fireman is visiting friends at Ash Fork this Fireman J. H. Pierson has Albuquerque for a. visit with Conductor E. Piper has left for Los Angeles where he will spend several days visiting Brakeman Pierre Parrish has taken a few days leave and is spending his vacation at the Grand Brakeman C. Rennix leaves shortly for Albuquerque for a few days Conductor P. A. Sawyer and wife are visiting at Holbrook this Mrs. E. J j wife of Conductor is in the city from Albuquerque this week visiting Brakeman F. L. Wade and wife leave shortly for a vacation trip with They will been tremendously impressed with scenic grandeur of the north j relatives Kansas It is about 1,500 feet higher in return via tude than the south rim and the great j Engineer R. L Walcott and wife viewed from this side reveals leave shortly for a vacation trip in a new and alluring With the I the east They will visit relatives construction of the suspension bridge travel is destined to become one of the most fascinating of park trails The construction of the bridge presents a number of one of the most which is the transportation of the bridge down the trails to the construction The bridge will be thrown across the river in the Granite which at this point is approximately 420 feet wide with almost perpendicular The span length of the bridge will be about 500 feet and will be suspended 40 feet above the general water 1 level and at least 13 feet above the highest indicated The trail distance over which the bridge material will have to be packed is about descending into the on page 6) I at Fort and Night Chief Dispatcher George who has been in the hospital in Angeles for several days is considerably Improved and it is expected that he will return for duty Train No. 2 Wednesday had two cars of Chinese who are en route from the Orient to Cuba via Key These coolies will work in the rice fields The cars were accompanied by the usual number of guards and sanitary Mrs. W. A. wife of Former Division Accountant leaves this week for Los where they will make their future Mr. Haley has been transferred to the Valuation Department at that  

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