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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

you are travelling down the road, /"
said he. "and am staying whore
am. We never met before In all the
years, and we may never meet again.
and SO I'll tell you what is III my
mind A person that has neighbors
Will have either friends Or enemies,
and It's likely enough that he'll haye
the last unless he has . meek spirit.
And It's the same thing with = man
that's married, or man that has =
brother. For the usixhbors Will spy
on you from dawn to dark, and talk
about you in every place. and wife
will try to rule you in the house and
out OF the house until you are badg-
cred to skeleton. and = brother Will
ask you to give him Whatever thing
you va1ue most In the world"
He remained silent Tor few min
utes. with his hammer eased on his
knee. and then. IN = more heated
strain, he continued:
There are three things ! man
doesn't like He doesn't like to be
spisd on. and he doesn't Hke to be
ruled and regulated. and he doesn't
iiks TO be asked Tor thing he wants
himself And whether he lets him-
self be spied on or not he'll be talked
about. and IN any case he'll BE made
ont 70 be ! queer man; and r. he
let's mis- wife rule he'n - scorned
ana laughed at. and * fhe doesn't let
hsr rule him bs'il 10 called : rough
man; ara X he once gives to his
brothsr ~ will have - kssp - ~
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

"A byroad. such as this" said I.
has very few travellers. and 1T may
prove a happy enough retreat
"Or a hiding place." said he gloom-
lily.
We sat quietly for few moments.
rs there no way of being happyT"
said I.
How could you be happy ii you
have not got what you wantT' ana
he thumped solidly with his hammer.
what do you wantr' I asked.
Many = thing" was his reply:
many q thing
squattsd on tho ground in front
OF him.
HIS COMPLAINT
He rested his hammer ana stared
sideways down the road and re-
malned so. pursing and relaxing his
lips. for = little while. At last he
said in . low voice:
"A person wants respect from other
people. If he doesn't get that, what
does he signify more than q goat Or .
badger7 We live by what folk think
Of us, and If they speak badly Of :
man doesn't that nnish him foreverr'
'Do people speak we'll OF your !
asked.
.They speak badly Of ma said ~.
"and the way I an now wouldn't
have them say q good word for me
at ALL"
would you tell me why tho people
speak badly of optT
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

ing forever. and II he doesn't give ct
all he'll get the bad name and tho
sour look - he goes about his busi-
ness"
you have had nsighbors, indeed" J"
said I.
"I'd call them that
And a brother that would ask you
FOR a thing .you wanted yourself
wouldn't be a decent man."
HIIe would not"
HIS WIFE
Tell me-" said I. what kind OF .
wife have your
'ehe's the same ~ any ons else's
wife to look At. but fancy the other
women must be different to live
with
"why do you say that7''
because you can hear men laugh
ing and singing in every saloon that
you'd SO into. and they wouldn't do
that il thsir wives were hard to
live with. for nobody could stand =
bad comrade. A good wife. : good
brother. ! good neighbor--these are
three good things, but you don't md
them lying IN every ditch
IL you went TO > ditch for your
wife." said I.
He pursed up his lips 1t me.
II think" said !, Chat you peed
not mind the neighbors so very much.
II your mind were Ia : glass case In
stead Of ii head 4 would be dif-
fersnt, but no one ran SPY on ron but
yourself. and 40 one can really rule
and rsrulats you but yourseif and
that's. well worth doing"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
THE PARTING
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS

Brown stockings should never be
ironsd, but Just passed through the
mansle 70 snaoth them out. a hot iron
viii spoil the color ana give them an
unpleasant yellow tint,
Celery Or par1iey rubbed on the
hands after peeIing onions will coun-
feract the o1or. Lemon, borax or am
rnonia is excellent for removing stains
from me hands
The best way to keep 4 6ustbin
fresh end clean Il to put hot asies
into II each time II hes bsen emptisd
II keeps 4 quite cloas srd frse from
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

'spinerent people said he. shortly.
"are made difkersntly.~
Maybe" said /. "your wife would
be : good wife to some other hus-
band, and your brother might be de-
cent enough Il he had . different
brother
He wriniisd up his eyes and looked
at me very steadily.
THE PARTING
"I'll be saying soodby TO you.
young man" said he, and he raised
his hammer asain and began to beat
solemnly on the stones.
stood ~ him Tor : few minutes,
but as he neither spoke nor looked at
me again turned to my. own path.
Intending to strike Dublin by the
pass Of Dana and tho long slopes be-
yopd them.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

An ardent golfer who was a very
middIins player was paying his an
nuai visit to st. Andrews. and re-
marked to his caddie:
BY the way, I played > round with
Tom McGrsgor the last time I was
here Grand player, Mc0regori's
'sAyeE' said the caddied, 'but ye
could bate McGregor moo"
DO you indeed think soY' ex-
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
ATHLETICS
OUGHT 70
| WIN
Us Boys


| / sGlANTS 10 Sc
eAlle6eAk SPRpDeR
EXPERT
Tie folLOu,IN0 WAS
| DICTATED 10 Us AND
We HAVE PRINTED IT
vEReATlh1, WHA1 1
| EVER Thai IS eo1'
eR eR, see7- w0r
4 MEAN lS;- WALL.
| NoW IA NEVER.
| KIN TEL, kINYA {.
| SEE & WoTS De
Use pF- N0ul
| tookA He RE SAY,
| THEM THERE WELL,
| TAKE ENf TEAMS
| AN TELL me- H0W
| IA GONNA AW,
| You. WOULDN'T
| kNotU WOT 4
MEANED IF | TOLD
| "a 600 ei-
SIGNED
| A@sk454Aa.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

May (indignently)--I don't care; !
think Harry Easterleigh is downright
mean.
Marie--Why, May
! Maxwell. he wrote me from Egypt,
Saying he had shot crocodile seven
feet long, and that when he shot an
other he would have a pair OF slip
psrs made for me. Ill never speak 20
him again.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Up-tO-Date Jokes

claimed the gratified visitor. well
aware OF Mr.. McGregors prowess-
20. aye" responded the caddie
FOR. ye zee. McGregor's dsid."
Gabbleton-Edieon declares that
four hours sleep per night II enough
for any man.
Kidder-By Jove! That Is exactly
what my baby thinks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Tomorrow:
Watch for a Thrill Monday
EASY MATTER

.sWhat do / say at the wedding
mot word dad. All you utter Il
the chedue." .esA
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09
.B|SBEE STATE
SALES POINT
Henderson Automobiles Will
Be Distributed from
Here by Home Agen-
cy of Snappy Car
1913 MODEL Is HERE

Bisbee, long noted as a copper dis
tributor but to this time having stand
rag for the expectation of few other
products, is now TO come into prom
inence as an automObiling distribut-
ing center.
At least this is the intention If
l.. r. Henderson. who has the state
agency for the new Henderson cars
and is going after the business OF
Arizona. In his aid he has one Of
the snappiest cars ever put on the
market. They all admit that. In
fact there is nothing else 10 do. FOR
with its up TO the minute appoint
ments and more extras than ever be
fore attempted on a medium priced
car. the Henderson compels admi-a-
ton.
Mr. Henderson got in his demon
strator several days ago and has
since been busy showing it to inter
ested people, who have been num-
erous On the coast the Henderson
has Oeeasioned much farore, and Il
bids fair to do likewise here. Mr..
Henderson in carrying the Arizcla
agency has particular occasion for
pride in the new car, for il is the
output of his brother, head Of the
Henderson company.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09

the route viii be suitable aud tia.
Zig work will be started by March /.
The route as planned by state In
gineer Lamar Cobb is via Hole-ln-the-
Rock. u runs straight out the
Tempe road to a point a short dis
lance southeast OF Hole-in-the-kock
and thence straight south to the en-
II anee of the new bridge now IL
course Of construction across the salt
river
II this route is chosen il will mean
an entirely new road between Phoe-
nix and Tempe. Instead OF turnin 3
of OF the Tempe road at a point
about mile east of the asylum Il
viii be necessary to go several miles
farther east and then turn south As
IL now stands, Il is necessary TO
make many turns and cross the
SoutneFn Pacific tracks a couple OF
times between the two places. Canal
work has also placed the road "A .
Door condition.
The proposed road leads through
a scenic section. Small hills AM
cactus add TO the beauty Of the coun-
try around H0le-in-the Wall IUek. Tbs
SECTION is also the site foF the pro-
posed national park.
The.most difficult Part IN he con-
sfrEef.on Of the road viii be at the
Tempe end. On this side the coua.
try Is level and can be quickly bu.lt.
Convict labor win make the road
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09
News Of Home Automobile Field
SELF STARTER AID
TO WOMEN hUTOISTS
Opens Field to Ladies as
Never Before = Lighting
System Also Helps

This year has seen a number OF
automobile innovations which makes
them more than ever available for
the woman who drives her own ear.
Chief among these may be named
the self-stsrter. that really starts the
motor The electric self-star;er, seen
on the majority Of cars this year, ey-
en- those at a conservative price is
efficient and dependable. although
somewhat complicated in mec lanism.
II can be counted on to do The work
required of il under almost any con-
ditions. It is not hard to see that
this means much to the motorists OF
the gentier sex.
Clsnking has not been the pleds-
attest of operations even for a man
ana susfdel= tho besf .sopdttons Il
'Tiit's lss Z fsfoop and 2 PAL more or
less vigorous in proportion 10 he
power Of the motor and its mood on
the particular occasion. Il often
means minutes OF spinning that re-
glire no little strength as well as
knack And at that il is not always
successful until il has become a
back breaking operation.
All worries of this nature have
been done away with by the effec-
tive self starter, however. ami a field
Of real motoring Joy has thereby
teen opened to women with a sud
denness that recalls the rubbing O.
Aladdiu's lamp. II makes no differ
ence how powerful the motor may
be or how hard 70 turn over, the wo-
man driver OF today can feel conn
dent that she will be able 90 start
by the simple pressure OF a button,
deal of study and It is stated that
sbey have about agreed upon plan
urder which effective service can be
SECURED from the money i'm hand An
RcuHcement is expected before long
OF decision reached.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09
TIRE BUGABOO
WEARING OFF
Matter of Care in Driving :
Roads Present Few Diff
hcultieS and Great
Many Pleasures
$4,000 ROAD FUND

1913 in the belief OF those ac-
quainted with local and state condi-
tions is going 20 see a great increase
in the number of automobiles owned
and operated in Arizona. In no sec
tion OF the state does this manner OF
optimism regarding the automobile
business have firmer ground for eX-
istence fhan. right in Bisbee territory.
Bisbee owners, OF automobiles have
disproyeds.ths. .0idSgiaea that for a
long thnelss 40 ~ ggfs. in, The BACK
gTound-tha s sxgsz rpst gslili g.foads. gpssll
not peTm24 < n i:ssp Affto Es<sbias
drivers of the CITY have shown in
daily usage OF machines that there
is no good reason why operation can
not be carried on with as little diff
Guilty and expense here as anywhere.
Fer a long time alleged hardship
en- tires WAS the Dig bugaboo. As a
matter Of fact there is no occasion
for tire wear here in excess Of that
anywhere else. II is simply mat
ter OF care tn reckless or iucompe-
ent driver can knock out tires on
any road BH If he wants TO gvs
a little time TO missing occasional
rocks he can get along handsomely
ON Bisbee and Arizona roads
All of which is By no means say
ing that improved roads Grs moi
needed, for they are, and Tor that
matter are needed everywhere. 10
read ever gets in such prim form that
someone cannot still suggest improve
menL Funds available for read IN
pTgvements in COChise county now
aggregate something like $4,000.
Recently the county supervisors have
been giving road conditions a coed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09
WILL BEGIN WORK
ON STATE HIGHWAY
State Engineer Awaits APP
proval of His Route
Il Tempe to Phoenix

PHOENIX. Feb. s.---wori on the
Tempe to Phoenix part Of the EeS
state highway VIII begin within thir.
ty days il the route as laid Or By
the state is accepted by the Maricopa
county board Of supervisors. Ae-
cording TO one member OF the board
today, il is more than likely that
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-09
EXPECT GAIN
IN BUSINESS
Studebaker Agents. Sold
Thirty Cars Last Year
from Their Bisbee
Establishment
HAVE GREAT CARS

The Studebaker agency of the Bis
bee Co.. now has an the garage
floor both % and 80 Of the 1913
output. These new cars are at
tracing much attention and win
great praise The Studehaker fac
tory has excelled al previous endeav-
ors with the 1913 models. This ap-
plies not only TO improved meehani-
cal construction but also TO general
finish. Glass has been put in the lat
ter that takes high rank.
Last year the .Bisbee sOll above
30. cars for the Studebakers. This
year the ssaeency has reason to ex-
pect thsl sisisxifi do still better. In
quiry is stronger than il was a year
ago, in addition to which is the fact
that one Studebaker always sells an.
other
Meantime the 1913 cars inst in
are worth while going to see and
looking over on general principles.
No car owner. no person mechanica-
ly inclined, nor no person with an
eye that appreciates the artistic. can
see these cars without feeling better
for it, whether a purchaser or not.
8 foot pedal or other controlling dc
vice.
Many a woman, as every motorists
knows, is a first-class driver; cool
in emergencies, delicate in her con
troll OF the car, and above all cour'e-
Gus and considerate on the road. II
she exhibits a conjunction about
killing chickens and dogs, that can
only be set down as an excellent
fault Certain it is that he who
drives a motor car may expect to
meet her who does likewise in grow
ing numbers.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11
INEQUALITY IN LAW.

All men are supposed to stand equal under the law. Our system oi government was devised with the ain that the rich. the poor, the humble, the influential. all would stand on common equality when being meas ured in the scales of justice.
 Underlying the whole of the trouble in Hot Springs for some years past is the clearly defined disregard for the law on the part of some of the people.
 The law abiding and the law fear ing man has submissively witnessed the operations of the lawless, know ing all the while that part of the toll that was being accumulated through lawlessness was d part of his toll.
 The business men of Hot Springs have made sacrifices until the sacri- flee became too heavy.
 Hot Springs Is fair community. In fact it is so fair that it might be termed "easy."
 The solution of the situation is the complete enforcement of the crim- inal law with such preciseness thai after the present experiences the mar with little regard for the law, anG the man above the law will know in the future that the law governing other men governs him also, and thai the law applicable to other men is really and in fact applicable to him
 Why not give the job of xylotomist which the United States Government has been unable to fill, and for whicf nobody has applied. to one of tht men who thought he would make tho Cabinet, but didn't?
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

What manner of man is kie Old ham?" asks the New Era. unfortun- ately for Arkansas the late Iiie Old ham is dead man. but he was good man and left good name.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announee Wayne H. Moore as Republican candidate for alderman from the second ward, his candidacy being subject to the votes of the peo- pie in the city general election.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Now for post season worlds championship ball series and some new 1913 automobile speed records just to put Hot Springs in the head lines.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

We sincerely recommend to the Commonwealth Association the em- ployment of good counsel to aid the state in the prosecution of all perjury cases.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Notwithstanding the fact that Pres ident Wilson wore stovepipe hat. that inauguration speech shows that he had cool head.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

However the reports from the coun ty jail don't show Brass Kid' among the hospital brigade.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Hot Springs business men have paid their last bonus into the hands of the law violators.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

AT ONE HALF PRICE REAL HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES $l0 and si5 Braids at $4oo and $6.5o The Best Hair in Town. NEW YORK HAIR
 DRESSING PARLOR. l121 Central ave. Phone 20S1.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Three more days of legislative ses- sion and no State Fair bill under dis cussion.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

paper says: With smile on his face, President Taft left public life Sounds like an obituary mo- tice
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Newspaper work is very conhnins, especially in Mexico. where nearly all the editors are in jail.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

What makes ail boy babies "bounc- ing21 Don't girl bahtes bounce. and f they don't, why don't theyg
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

But at that most any of us could help Mir Wilson with his selections II we were only called on for the work.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Just keep on smiling and the straw hat will make it's entrance.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Editorials on "The Penalty of Rich es usually come from men not heav fly penalized.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

The Commercial Appeal calls thil democratic weather" whatever tha might be.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

When eating sausage it Is better to have faith than to lose your appe tite.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

The AHti-saleoa League Is In ses sion Lots of dry" speeches will b, made.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Robinson probably thought about the adage of "he who fight and runs away" and beat it.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

At least Hot Springs should center it's publicity about the national capi. tol for awhile.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Baseball golfing, and automobuini as March features will help some
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

How about organizing committee for buslness in Washington about the time congress conveuesz
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

This Is not the only country where the men elect sil their rulers. except their wives, by ballot.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

After the clean up the next things Is to stay clean
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Sentinel Record Classified Ads gel results. One cent word for ,ach ID. sertion.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

Centrally located. First-class and Strictly Modern in every department and conducted on American Plan Electric Elevator. Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water in every room. Cozy. Comfnrta- be. Reasonable in Price. Fire proof and Home-like. Tn the heart of the Business District, away from the noise and dust. RATEs-st4 PER WEEK AND UP. Opp. Federal Hospital and Bath House
 Row.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11
CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Election First Tuesday After First Monday in April.
 For Mayor
 W. w, WATERS.
 For Police Judge JUDGE JACK ARCHER.
 For Treasurer WILL H. WATSON.
 For Aldermen: First Ward
 JOHN II. PEDEN. Second Ward SAM WILLIAMSON. JR Third Ward
 TOM ] PETITE. Fourth Ward GEO. ?. SHEPHERD. Fifth Ward
 D. BURGAUE'R. Sixth Ward
 D. l.. WEAVER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30

ligently the bureau employed George
j. Kneeland to make a comprehensive
survey OF vice conditions In New York,
and Abraham Flexner to study the
social evil in Europe. and their re-.
ports are now being prepared. These
studies will be followed by others In
various American cities. and It Is the
hope OF the bureau that. based upon
all of them. may be devised a prac-
tical plan for dealing with the social
evil.
In conclusion Mr.. Rockefeller's
statement says: 1T cannot be too
strongly emphasized that the spirit
which dominates the work OF the
bureau is not sensational or sentl.
mental or hysterical: that 1t is not a
spirit of criticism of public officials:
but that 1t is essentially a spirit OF
constructive suggestion and of deep
scientific as we'll as humane interest
In q great world problem"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
.L0WLANDS FLOODED
'eREAk IN Levee FORCES FAML
LIES TO FLEE.
BABY SENT BY PARCEL POST
Rural Mai Carrier Accepts and %.
tivers Live Baby--Order Issued
for Arrest Of General
Daniel Sickies.

Vlcksburg. Miss.-A torrent 200 feet
vide is rushing through the crevasse
IN Bsulah leves. about 100 miles north
Of here on the east bank of the Mis-.
sissippi river. and the water Is inun.
dating the lowlands rapidly, destroy.
ing crops and forcing hundreds Of
families To the highlands. The en-.
gineers engaged on the work esti.
mate that before the flood recedes at
least one thousand square miles OF
plantations and swamps will be in
undated. Fifteen hundred men, about
900 Of whom are state convicts.
worked day and night to "tie" the
ends Of the break. but despite their
efforts It is slowly widening. the rush.
ing water causing the ends OF the
Sevee to crumble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
rheumatic ADVICE
Prominent Oeotor'e Best prsscrip.
uon 9sslly Missed % Home.

"From your druGgist get one ounce
e Ter; snS SSs S ,rs ::.s
two ingredients hone and put them
insS sSss. m. a.f boR9i. Rs' .Sd ssSs ~A:kSi ssS
spoonful before each meal and at bed.
time" This 10 said to be the quickest
and best remedy known to the. medical
ache. Good results come after the frst
dose II your druggist does not have
Toris compound In stock he will get
Wholesale house. Don't Ss intiIencsd
TO take q patent medicine instead Of
this. Insist on having the genuine Toris
ed, yellow package. Hundreds OF the
worst cases were cured here by this pre-
scription last winter. Published by the
Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories OF
Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
Scientists In Bad stralts.

Christiana. Norway-The Norwe,
gian expedition for the relief OF Ger
man scientists reported to be suffer
Ing terrible privations In a remote
part Of spitzbergen. left Advent bay.
Spitzbergen, Monday, but was forced
to return, as the water was found open
and the progress over land impossible.
Relief for the scientists will be i'm.
practicable until new Ice has formed.
Tho first news OF the plight of the
German expedition reached Advent
bay last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
ordsr for Arrest Of General siekles.

Albany. N. Y.--Upon application OF
he state authorities the supreme
pourt has issued an order for the ar
rest Of General Daniel Sickles OF New
York. who. as chairman Of the New
York monument scheme. Is alleged to
have failed to account for $23,476 OF
che commissions funds. Under tho
order General Sickles will be required
to give bail equal to the amount Of
the alleged shortage, with the under.
standing that the bond will be for.
feited to the state IL Judgment IL
rendered In favor Of the state. The
total amount Of the alleged shortage
was $28.476.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-30
70 Find Homes for 10000.

Paris.--The formidable problem Of
providing accommodations for 10000
people who arc to 0e evicted from
their dwellings owing to the sale OF
the antiquated fortiAcations Of Paris
70 city authorities by the French gov
'srnment Is now before the municipal
council for solution. This space 10
NOW covered by many thousand ram.
lshackle houses, occupied by the
poorer working people. which in many
instances are turned into resorts for
criminals.