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Additional Locals G. R. Ha tier bach returned Thursday morning from the mountains where he has been|for a brief outing. Louis Korn and O. B. Sutton left Thursday tor Perkins & Sut ton’s sheep camp with a load of much needed supplies. Mrs. G. W. Symmes was a pas senger on No. 2 last Saturday evening going to her home in Kansas for a visit with relatives. Mrs. A1 Stevenson and children, of Adamana, is spending a few days at Winslow visiting with friends. C. F. Quayle, M. N. Ware and W. Swetman, of the Navajo Con tracting Co., were in from the mountains during the past week. Miss Polly Duggar returned Sunday troin San Francisco where she has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. M. Wills. Miss Eunice Kling, one of the Santa Fe operators, has been transferred from Crookton to Bellemont. Mrs Richard Wiggins, accom panied by the children, left for Long Beach, Cal , Tuesday where they will spend the summer. Conductor W. P. Brown left for ‘ hicago on No. 2 Tuesday night, being called there on ac count of the serious illness of his sister. H. D. Weir, Santa Fe store keeper at Winslow, made a trip to Seligman Saturday, returning Sunday 7 . Everett Walcott has accepted the position as night clerk in the round house, relieving Will Allen. W. W. Perkins, the well known sheepman, has been in town the past week for medical attention. Prof. Waters left this week for Flagstaff where he will spend the summer. Dr. Pierce ' vv'ocso book or. livoree and marr; # s lr> appear nex> month in Indianavc lis, delivered a lec ture on divorce recently in a fashion able Indianapolis church “Extravagance,” he began, “is one if the big causes of divorce. My cons in. a bank clerk, married a pretty ift and took her home to a nice little Hat. Put she frowned and bit her lip "‘Oh, .Irek.' she said, ‘I can’t live in a liny Hat like this!' “ You don't love me when you sav that, darling,’ said mv cousin. “ ‘Oh, yes ! do, hut not on such a small scale.’ ” Qualities of “Good Mixor.” A “good mixer” socially is one who takes other people at their own esti mates and lives- and lets live. Ho avoids hurting their vanities and tres pas it’g on their preserves, and looks upon human nature with a kindly eye. i ww —i - x r~ r- » LIVL L * H i ‘ VITAL C RC ‘ ' 3 Si OW TO CZ.-.C F NC, ;CNS, All Pa:ts of tie Ecdy Co Not Sim.: 5 tar.ee. sly Give Up Ti eir V.'c.k —Where Scierce Admits Itself at Fault. To the unscientific citizen it is some thing of a sui] rise to learn that larg uarts of the b dy are affve and usf fa after the phenomenon popularly known is death has taken place. Few of us suspe t, for example, that our kidneys and hearts after we have died ourselves cat in most casts b resuscitated tin el that it by so,, o si • gical miiacle tliey coni l lie: • rar.s nlanted into ano.he r Ikk'v ti \ would pilck'y resume their fin lions. This, however, is a well dm: ns rai d me lie al Car t. The human heart h s b < n • moved from the body more than :*. > hours : .fter death and r. a.le to heat again Dr. Carrel of the Rockefeller i .iita'-e das take n the heart item one do > and nserted it in lie reck of another onrecting the- aoria with the c oo id trtery r.f the*h<nv heart and the vein cava with its jugu ar vein. 1 n a few moments tlie live dog h.i l t vo hccr.s rhythmically beating, one rec ordiuy i pulse of 88 and he oth r i!);. Science has yet fotmed no -excise efit ition of death, s ys Ale .ilttro s The hit nan body ee s a d v.'iver ith life. < l iy a s all j art of wliich becomes a ] art of .ivid tal co s ions ness. An artery, thorn t h y di defected plated in an on'.i aty culture: eib • and ’cn cle sod o ;}•:■ access of all bac eria, will not ] u”.\ v. Under ordinary eircumsiances. however, if will u der go autolvtic disintegration. Complete iesioration will preserve if against his lat or process. Autolysis does not take plate except •n the presence of water, thi- explains why Egyptian mitt , :ios, wide h were horongl ly dried b-boie b in g pi iced way in the tomb, have resisted for '.O centuries the autolvtic- fer notv Yertra’ blood serum is ano h r : hi •fanco which inhibits to a onsi lerabl degree an r lytic do eneratfor.. Cold, while it doers not onti oly check the process, mak-s it exceedingly ;t(>w. It is upon re fsigera'ion th.it Dr A,artel has thus fa ■ chic !ly do]-e 'led for •, r so” in * art' ks. In eider to •irevert jutr fcaikn he (laces them •n s < ■ ilize 1 e iiltu. "on s and then ’o ] ips away lie t bes in la-go ice hosts, which main ui i a tempera tire ust above the fr ,w ’ng point. ll°re hey live in a condiMon of suspended mil a! ion. D v and shriveWl as they at pear, hey are s’ill I!vi ig tissue and a 1 hough the animals from which they have been taken have long since gone o their final rest these fragments, if "laced in a new living host, once more ako up the thread of ex’s’ence. Tl a‘ he arteries could he removed from a nan recently dead and have their vitality and usefulness preserved in s his same fashion is certain. An Explanation. One reason why women suppose the men are fooled by artificial beauty s that most of the men are too ga lant cot to pretend that they don t know she difference. Eve’s E-igram. Love is a cigarette or a cordial to a man. It is the soup, fish, entree, roast, dessert, black coffee and a cor dial to a woman. Life and Death. Life is indent rue ible. it is beyond time and s-ace, and d ath can only char-e the form m which it appears in this word.—TVstoy. The Winslow Livery, Feed and Sales I STABLE 1 HANKS & MANIFOLD, Prop. Saddle Horsesand Rigs for all partsofthe Country. Rates Reasonable. Wood, Coal and Hay Delivered to any Part of the City Hotel Wigwam LOUIS KORN, Prop. European Plan The Neatest Rooms in the City—Modern in Every Respect —Baths —Electric Lights—Pupular Prices—Special Rates by the Week or Month Bar in Connection Wines, Liquors and Cigars W. H BURBAGE, President F. W. NELSON, Vice-President and Cashier K. C. KAUFMAN, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. H. Burbage F. W. Nelson Henry Htiuiug W. W. Perkins O. B. Sutton I Ttye Navajo County BanK of WiQslow, (Arizona Territorial I repository Navujo County Depository Local Depos.t ry of the A. T. & S. F. Railway Capital, Surplus and Profits, $40,000 Deposits, $180,000.00 If you deposit with The Navajo County Bank you can rely upon courteous consid eration and all accomodations consistent with prudent management. Deposits Solicited—Appreciated and Protected Hotel Navajo There will be a SOCIAL DANCE at the Opera House TONIGHT 4-