Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-29

Capt. Mc0regor. this head might J
termed Q sort Of chronological, encyclopedia,
illlmitatle and vast extravaganza. No phre-
nologlst would attempt 10 give chart Of this
head Tor less than two dollars. The organ OF
self esteem is almost totally lacking but the Or
gun Of henevolence is large, very large. He
has given ava two fortunes-one OF his own
and one OF his friends, and is now ready to give
his friends away"
Alex. Watson .-"1his il the sort al head To
delight phrenologist. ora Mormon elder. A
man with head like this should have been
navigator. He could find his way In any part
OF the world In the dark and IL there is joint In
the camp this man can point II out. lie has
strong affections, loves his wlfe-also his neigh
boris wife. He would have male good law
yer, but better bar tender.''
Col. March. Originally very fine. well
balanced head, but oyer-sirained by devotional
exercise, Liberal to fault, ind will undouDt-
eddy make liberal donation to the association
before the reunion closes.''
Col. jim Roper.-''IIcre is head-if II can
be called head-that knocks the socks on from
anything have irlt of, and have felt of "a good
many things In my time. 1t would be danger
Gus to give correct analysis OF this head and
pass on to
John GofT Of the 10th Kansas. Tune is the
most prominent bump We haye here, but in
stead of u bump find depression. This vic
tim is natural singer and can distinguish
marching Through Georgia" from ''Ihc
Bonnie Blue Flag" at glance.
Mill Drake.-''The man who owns this head
believes in prohibition, IN fact he wO uld believe
anything. II he had started out rs u doctor OF
divinity and paid rs much ate ntiOn to his brains
rs he has to his belly he would have been an
honor to his tribe. Physical inllrmities have
interlered with the development OF this mans
brains, II he has any left, and Us We have no
time for anatomical examinations We pass on"
Capt. Lucas, of Cherokee. This head was
not intended for u head ut all, but serves the
purpose In desultory sort OF way. Acquisi-
liveness, benevOlence. amitlveness, self es-
TEEN, intultiveness and appropriateness are 50
mixed In this bead that We are at loss to give
even an Approximate diagnosis. 4"
Mr. POmp HaFrls.-''ThIs lie what might b.
termed . wedge head. The bumps of religion
and profanity are so inteTminglsd that the more
religion he gets the more he swears and the
more he swears the more religion he gets. He
lie mau who would be easily led away from
the path Of virtue and could be made tool OF
by designing men without difficulty. fAspy
or iniormer was wanted to do dirty work and
betray his own comrades here is the man for
the job. This man never did have much sense
aud gIOws foOlier and foolier rs be grows old
er. | seldom spend any time on such head
rs this, and pass on to the next subject
Mr.. spoIter -''In travelling through Kansas
ind many OF this sort Ofhead. which seem Ia
b. peculiar to the climate. This man neglects
his own affairs and knows more about other
ueopIe's business than he does OF the decalogue.
He will be careful not TO get his own tail IN
trap, but has faculty oflnducing weak mind
ed Imbeciles to act as his agents. Irthls an
was soldier or n son OF n soldier he wOuldno
hesitate 70 betray q cOmrade or send his own
father to jail Il he thought 1t would please the
ladies'
Harry SaddIer.-''This man should have de-
voted his life 70 music. Tune is bis most prom
inent bump, but benevOleBce is also 9 strong
characteristic. He thinks no more Of giving
away mule than you would nsh-hOOk. II
there Is deficiency In the association funds,
the man that carries this head will make IL up"