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The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

ltis announced that moving pictures are to be
used in the campaign to dispel the idea that Mr.
Hughes is more Of a thinking machine than a
regular human being" If dispelling that idea
will gain votes the plan is all right but it must
be borne in mind that very large number of
persons believe that the country is greatly in
need Of thinking machine just now.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

The price OF gasoline is to decline, it is ex-
planned, because period OF ovcrproduction OF
crude oil, which brought about the low price Of
gasolene more than d year ago is about to be
experienced again. However, it will not be easy
TO convince automobile owners that the word
overproduction is properly applied
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

In Philadelphia man has been acquitted Of
the charge OF stealing sacred scrolls containing
the Ten Commandments and other writings of
Moses, valued at 5000 Had he been found
guilty it would have meant conviction OF
double ofense, since he could not have stolen
them without breaking one OF them
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
NAVAL ORDERS,
MnNENrrNrs nE rrssr1c

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
Florida arrived at Block Island, June Z; Ken
tuc1y arrived st Ssnto Domingo Citv June ID :
Michigan arrived at Newport June II; NfiIwsuEee
arrived at San Pedro June y; Minnesota arrived at
Newport June l2i Missouri arrived st culsbra. June
Y; Nevada arrived At Block IAand june Il; New
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

The skeleton OF dinosaur, I35 feet long, with
neck sixty-hve feet long and thigh bones more
than three feet in diameter has been unearthed
in Utah. Every precauton should be taken that
postcrity may not be misled into believing that
they are the remains of the Bull Moose that
perished in 1916
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

i have read your statement" Chairman Nc
Combs wired to sorrowing Moose leader at
appears that Colonel Roosevelt has attempted
to send his former enthusiastic followers stum-
bling along to destruction. The progressive
Democracy cordially and sincerely offers them
safety" Such a palpabIe attempt to catch the
jilt.d one on the rebound!
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

Kansas woman has asked the court to ap-
point receiver for her husband, which is an
out-aud-out confession that she has fallen down
on her job.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

King Alfonso OF Spain will be urged as a
candidate for the 1916 Nobel peace prize Evil
IDENTIFY the field OF contestants will be limited to
those who were too scared or too proud to
fight.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

The administration is not worrying over the
prospect that President Wilson will be re-
nominated at St. Louis on a Friday What hap
pened at Chicago a Saturday is causing it
great deal more concern.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

If fight over the suffrage plank and
the nomination of Vice Presidential candidate
are the only attractions the St. Louis conven-
ton has to offer, the hotel keepers may be ex-
pected to vote the Republican ticket
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

Hollands war bread is giving the people ind-
gestion and will have to be changed; but it is
possible that the real remedy would be to give
them more OF it.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

A New York pastor has quit the pulpit for
politics Unfortunate and distressing, OF tburse,
but an isolated case should not be held against
the clergy a profession.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

Police instructions for Preparedness Day over
look the most important thing OF all. The pae-
fists were not advised to stay at home and keep
their mouths shut.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

First printing Of original poem written daily
for The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
A President Without a Party.

s'., .,e: are s 1not.cted unds,
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14

Tomorrow. A ForcefuI InitiatIv
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

Brother John L. Donnelly, first vice-president of the Arizona State Federation of Labor. Is again in oul midst and proposes to remain all sum- mer. We opine this brother is here on political mission in the interest of certain candidates for state and county offices Welcome to our city, but we wish to serve notice now that Greenlee county iss an Olney county, first, last, and all the time-Clifton Copper Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

Brother Dunbar is putting on bold front in support of Sir Gallahad's can didacy for a third term but it is evi- dent that his heart is not in the task Dunbar knows Olney's sterling quali- ties as citizen and executive as we'll as every other old timer in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
THE COUNTRY sroReKEEPER.

A convention of editors and publishers representing press of farming element the other day refused t, invitation of mail order house to be shown throug. the plant, with a banquet following. The gven the association believes that the mail order business class is the greatest enemy of country communities"
 Now, this may be the case. It is undoubtedly the case that many smatown have been put out ol business by competition with maorder catalogues. it is somewhat shortsighted of the economi, aspect of the situation.
 Enough good business goes to the mail order house from our town and its vicinity" said editor, 'tt support eight good stores. each doing business Or s5O,OoO year"
 '"The maLorder house bears none of communi ty burdens" said another "It only takes dollars.
 True But just why does the mailorder house get the dollar instead the small storekeeper? Because the mal-order house its customers better. II the long the only way to keep business of any kind is to give service.
 little careful analysis in any town will generally bring light the fact that the live storekeeper, the one who the longdistance competition by buying wisely, keeping his stock uptodae, serving hi customers promptly intelligenty, displaying his goods artiscally has died. It is the merchant is the merchant who thought he could keep doint business his father did it. whose store is mess oi unorganized merchandise, unattractvey slowed, who is always ajust out" of what is wanted who has gone the wall And he vents the grievance due to his neficency the big competitor who served bet than he did.
 The way for the country merchant to compete wit malorder house is by live merchandising. He has several advantages the mailorder people. He sknowsior should know - his community. He can give the pleasant word, the personal touch the knowledge of individual conditions. When Mrs Smith drops il for tape line he will show her the ginghams Mrs Smith may not want them. but the attention pleases her, and like not she may meet Mrs lone
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
Thursday Morning, May II, 1916.
NEEDLESS ALARM.

Bisbee and the Warren District justly very jealou pected from and with Mexico preparedness all things things necessary Every precauton should be taken safeguard the interests of people of the community but there is for needless and i'll advised alarn which might result in more self inflicted good
 worthy object for the protection of Bisbee From such gathering, however riots, bloodshed and unduo trouble is frequently generated Not that single per is inclined in that direction desire safety and peace. Rumors pile rumors, however, and commu nity becomes unnecessarily worried Frequently the out come is trouble where there should be none.
 The advice Wheeler to allow the constituted well placed The authorities the Warren District for the past six weeks been devisng ways and means for protecting the people of the community These plans have been perfected and it is doubtful whether militia handle situation any than have the local people
 Though the general public is curious and in great many respects entitled confidence in per taning its safety certain amount of of plan absolutely essential if the best results ob taned.
 The people of the city of Bisbee and the Warren Dis assured their interests their lives and the future is subject receiving earnest and hard thought They may assured that everything human ly possible, has been done reduce minimum possibility of trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

The Irish revolutioniss, it appears, were only cele rating That explains their failure If they had nly been celebrating the Battle of the Boyne or some hing like that,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

With the showing made in Nebras ka at the presidential preference pri- mary if Henry Ford succeeds in mak- ing that substitute for gasoline at four cents per gallon, he can count on car rying several other states. Cheap machines accompanied by cheap mo tive power for them may make him president Who knows?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
THAT. BRITISH BLOCKADE.

When Germany asks the United States as the price o immunity from having citizens murdered at sea- to nd the British blockade she asks an impossibility
 The same principle that Secretary Lansing his note of'Juy 21. 1915 concerning Lustana case s holds: The government of the United States cannot iiscuss the policy of the Britain witt 'egard neutral trade except with that government
 self and must regard the other bellgeren irrelevant any discussion with the i'm 'erial German government this government re ;ards and unjustfabe violations of rght of American citizens by German naval commanders
 We cannot bargain and barter Germany wants to- because it is beneath dignity We cannot do it be it would be unheard of diplomatic procedure We cannot do it because the offenses of Germany Great Britain not comparable. We do it be it would deservedy bring down the emnity ,f Britain France and Russia.
 It incomprehensibe that Germany should regard German and British aggressons in the class. )ne is murder and the other is larceny If citizen hould find one neighbPr shooting down his wife and hildren and another neighbor simultaneously robbng his apple tree which would he attack first and which ould he punish most severely?
 We should long ago have held England to account strictly for injuries property if ttention and energies had been drawn the uportant purpose of protecting American life. Now iermanys proposal aints such efforts shall make hereafter. If accept it, then in every appeal Great Britain bring her conduct within the should be regarded the mouthpiece of Ger many instead of the free champion of rights md of international law And every appeal would be 'esented. would fail, and would invite hostility and war.
 We want to bring the British blockade within legal pounds, but want to do it without the embarrass- nent of German dictation It is simply question O. ssertng the right of neutral nation to carry leg trade with other neutras in time. And this
 something that Germany particularly mtsunder tands
 We have no business interfering with the British blockade, in it is really blockade Our chief criticism that it has been legal, because not olete. It cannot properly bar from trading iirect with Germany unless it bars all nations. If the ordon is drawn tightly around Germany, cannot ,bject But Germany argues that blockade nation intrinsically unlawful
 The United States itself set England the example by ,lockadng the Confederacy in civil All the world except Germany and Austria regards the shut ing off of an enemy's imports legitimate war method. And if England chooses to adopt such meth d is of business. We shall be sorry for fermany, but can do nothing-any than :ould stopped Germany in the winter of 1S7O71 starving the population of Paris, stopped Ger uany's Turkish allies from starving Townsends at Iut-el-Amara in 1916.
 BLUE PRINTS FOR HOMES.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

The Root boom for president, which has been hibernating for several weeks, poked its nose out of its hole the other day and upon seeing only a very small shadow immediately re- tired again to its hiding place. Wheth- CT it will be able to appear again on the seventh of June at Chicago. is still uncertain.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

"The British luckier at KutelAmara than bought. They lost four generals"-New York World But alas! They didn't dose members of the gener taf Fh fffE
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

British government cias agreed 60 place at Italy's disposal 70 freight yes sells of about 5000 tons each to trans port to Italy 3500OO tons of wheat at once and 50,000 tons of coal a month for state railways during the war. Ital- ian government undertakes to charter these ships at same rates paid by Brit ish admiralty for ships requisitioned for the public service.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

down the street, tell her about them and in Mrs. Jones's married daughter for a large order.
 The stores in this kept their business go- ing by using initiative by giving satisfactory vice. The mail-crder honses cannot kill them while they are honest, alive and make people know it.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

Four years ago Roosevelt said that the republican party was a ''den of thieves, liars, and rotten as cheese We always knew it was pretty bad, but did not know it was that far gone until Teddy said it. If anybody on earth ought to know its state of pu- tridity it is Teddy, for he was the whole cheese in it for a long time Eut now the question arises. will this "den of thieves and liars" as he has called them. again pick him up and place him before the people of this nation as their leader? If they do, and he accepts, what do you think of them; and what do you think of him ? Lakewood Progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
BLUE PRINTS FOR HOMES.

Is your home good home? How do you know?
 Mrs. Orville Bright. of Chicago told the International Kindergarten Unon in session at Cleveland that there are few really good homes The behavior of the chl- who kndergartens show that wisdom has been lacking in the early years of their lives.
 "A good home is where the father is equal to Inc mothers" said Mrs. Bright where the father has ome responsibility the correctional training of the children, and is not spared by the mother thereby causing one-sided upbringing. Money and luxuries don't good home, especially if there is picker ng to than offset the freedom from money wor- ries.
 Being parent is the only job that can be entered without special training and children show this hap hazard domestic condition which is reflected in the choo room and business office"
 It's pretty severe to say few homes are good But t's fact that if wants to pave street or build chickencoop he wouldn't think of starting in without blueprint plans showing how to proceed in order to se given result. In childgrowing parents usually each little crisis without any reference to what omorrow may bring without any regard to whether odays will help hinder in the finished product What is needed little definite planning, lit le more knowledge of child minds and human minds, md fhow the one may be modelled to produce good esults the other good many useful books are now print the subject.
 Blue-prints for babies,
 "The British were lucker KutelAmara than we bought They lost four generas."-New York World
 But alas, They didn't dose members of the general ta1. 2 tft
 The Irish revolutonsts. it appears, only cele rating Easter That explains their failure they had ny been celebrating the Battle of the Boyne or some hing like that,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
PHONE NO. 39.

PHONE NO. 3e.
 Review subscribers not receiving copy of The 6sbee Daily Review before a. will get promptly b, special Western Union Messenger by telephonng thu Circulation Department, No. 3s The Review will slider favor if any rreguary of delivery is reported the Circulation Department. The Messenger service applies to Bisbee only.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

Cochise county candidates are slow getting into action, but we are as- sured that the list will be filled to the brim before the time. arrives for clos ing the door against nomination peti- tions
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
IN POLITICS
Being Original And Culled Notes From Exchanges Up-
 on Interesting Subjects

That stand pat steam roller makes just as "squishy" mess as of yore.
 The socialist labor party is the first in the field with candidate for pres ident. His name is Arthur E. Reimer, which rhymes perfectly with dreamer
 The indications are that when the ArizonaTexas Society holds it's .cele- bration in 1917 the principle address will be made by governor who was born and raised in the Lone Star state and whose forefathers fought at San Jacinto.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11

If the Arizona republicans and the bull moosers form such an alliance as to become vigorously offensive. to forecast that their campaign machine gun will get jammed is safe enough Just think of loading up political gun with Hon. E. s. Clark and Hon. E. F.. Morrison and firing them at one discharge! Holy smoke! Just imag- inc what a transmogrifcation it would roduce,-Prescott Courier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
Sunday, December 10. 1916.

- According TO astrology this is an un-
certain day. while Jupiter, Mercury
and Saturn are all in benefic aspect,
Venus and Uranus are adverse.
In the churches there should be n
widespread religious awakening, but
changes In creeds may disturb the
unity OF Protestant congregations.
Fof the Catholic church activity in
war relief work will bring about good
results in Italy. where the Pope comes
under kindly sway of the stars the
first part of the year.
There is planetary rule today that
shouldsmake congregations responsive
TO appeals for charity.
Honors for AN aged clergyman or
prelate of high estate are forcshad-
owed. The new year Will bring all
matters relating 10 churches much to
the front.
Owing to the evil place of Venus
this Is counted "A most unlucky day for
love affairs. engagements made today
will bring hcartache, IL is prophesied.
Association with friends and rela-
tives today may not be fortunate as
Uranus in malefic rule encourages
MISUNDERSTANDING and quarrels.
Turkey continues under Il most un-
favorable rule Of the stars. but
astrologcrs predict that the country
viii come out of the war more FOR
tunately than some of its allies.
A London astrologer foresees a try
ing year for the king Of Spain, who
may be in constant danger OF assassi-
nation. An nsurrestion may take
place. but it will come to naught.
There is an encouraging sign for all
who use Christmas this year as an op-
portunty to do good without thot Of
rccompense.
Agitation concerning the needs OF
the poor at home may arouse antag-
onisms and criticism next month when
suffering among the unfortunate in
cities will be intense
Persons whose birtndate il is should
be cautious abou, letters and writings
VIII ch may bring them trouble. Travel
and removals will not be fortunate.
Children born on this day are likely
To be lucky in business, but they
should be trained To exact methods OF
thot and action as they may have a
strong tendency toward deceit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
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