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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
NENICAN PRICES
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago livestock Close


FhI.Heo. DID,. March 1o.-HoEs Receipt
600. nlrsrf slow. hadr. to cents
allow. Wnlun day average. Bulk Hs-boH
Has: light s9.-5a $50, heavy $3.50 ESQ;
uirs ET.aOm 900.
cattle-Rereipis 5000. market easy. Ma
tive beef cattle $500 9.s5; western steers
$40 $50 calves $3.50 100; COWS and
heifers y3.SOmf.75-
-hcop-HcrciDts 10000: market steady.
Wethers $3.50 $50, lambs s9.75n Loo
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city. Mo. March l6--Hogs-tc-
ccipts 1900, market steady. Bulk $3.50
Q 90: heavy 1855 $40; packers S9-40q $50
light SIS $50; pigs f1.7GN8-75
tattie-Heceipls 5000 market steady
Prime fed steers S9-251 9.15. western steers
$50 go; calves S6.5ON1l.OO.
Shrep--Reccipts 1000. market steady.
Lambs Sl0.6oN ll.2s; ycarlings $3.50 1900
wetheru $40 "a $50; ewes S7.25 Is-25.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
(By ZciEcr Hotei1
Hoss-Receipts 5000, closed 10 10 10 cents
lower; top $40; bulk $3.50 S.as.
Cattle-Rcceip-s 1000. including 900
calves Market steady. active. Beef steers
$685. r 8.2s; cows sLesG6.5o; heifers 500
NJ $50. bulls S45Od SIS, calves 3A50d 500
stockers: steers $500 80; cows $500
O.. f0s hcifers $500 $50, calves $3.50 q $50
-hnru-T sHrrfufa zoo. sold at 81. steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton, close.
New York, March 16.-Spot cotton STEADY ;
middIing uplands 1900. Sales 1000 bales
Futures closed steady: May 11.99; July
1913: october 1890; December 1916; JAM
uary 12.534
Liverpool Cotton. Close.
Liverpool Eng. March 16.-Cotton spot
easier. good midding IS. DC: middline 81
SIS. DE-. low middlius a. 50, d. sales SOVV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

Thursday. March l5.
New York. March 16.-Nigorous buying OF
various stocks impaired strong tone 20 mo
market ut today's opening such issues as
Tufted states steel. Mexican Petroleum
Westinghouse and Inspiration Copper were
offered in lots Of 1000 60 5000 shares ana
freei, absorbed on "A rising scale OF values.
Moricans were among the foremost issues
The oils and American Smelling rising I 10
-. points. with like gains Tor Crucible steer
and American Zinc.
Reading again assumed leadership % the
rails. gaining a point. while Western Mary
land rose q. CruCiblc soon extended us
gain 20 five points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
COPPERS LEAD
STOCK MARKET
Open Strong Thursday;
Gain in ALI Departments
of the Market.

In market that opened strong With
gains in all departments. copper stocks
were especially strong and led by lnspira-
ton which made new high Of f9A. ac-
cording to advices 10 Curtiss, Manning Co,
stocks and bonds. First National bank build
ing. Anaconda. Miami and Shattuck were
also strong. War specalties resumed ac-
tivity and advanced from one to five points
with Crucble leading with a sharp gain OF
81. 20 90 Colorado Fuel. American Loco
motive, Car & Foundry and Baldwin also
made gains. L. S. steel featured under
heavy buying and rose to 81 the highest for
several weeks Mcxican Petroleum again
was strong. advancing two points 10 III e.
Rails were in good demand, led by Unlor
and Reading in the early part Of the DAY
The market recedcd slightly just before
noon but was firm and strong and trading
was heavy.
Copper stocks Quotations.
The following wire quotations furnished
1,,- r,r+i~- Nrenr5,g 70 -ive tho CLOSING
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

WANTED-Salcslsdies and statesmen 800
monthly. bonus, call 81. Buckler Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
Help Wanted-Agents.

YOU CAN make money by securing sub
scriptons for Poli-Oculos semi monthly
cartoons magazine Of smiles. Address II. ~
AIcCrary 2O3 Book Building. san Antonio.
Texas. when calling in person do so be-
fu..nn . md : ID. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
CLOSE IN APARTMENrs.

ALONL ~ III II H. L. =
RAMSEY, " Missouri ST.. ons
beautiful room apt. white
enamel woodwork. bui'tin fes-
lures. sleeping porch. Ready
April 1st. $3.50.
ROBINSON. san Antonio
and St Train- One very de
Sirab BILE three room apt. with
sleeping porch. $3.50.
PALMS cot RT-W. Missouri
St. one three room apt. with
dressing room and sleeping
porch. $3.50.
FISK APTS.-One 1 room apt
with Kitchen ard bath s-5-
One three room furnished apt
with sleeping porch. $40.
S31 W. MISSOURI. one . room
Apt with private hall, SO
Fisk-Ramsey Realty GO.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

For Rent-Apartments Furnished
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FURNISHED apartment $40 Mundy. Phone
2Se1
DEWITT furnished apt and rooms. Dri-
waite bath. Phone l1s0.
FURNISHED apartments. The Echo, 1l9G
Myrtle Phone S257.
FURNISHED Apt on first floor. clean ana
cool. 1905 wyoming. Phone 9lSo-
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment H. $50
West Missouri apply Janitor
BOOTH apartments finest in III Paso. large
sleeping porches, ~ w. Boulevard.
FURNISHED apartment close in. reason
able 2l9 w. Rio Grande.
NEWLY furnished apartment for rent no
children or sick Phone 5693.
ST REGIS APARTMENTS.
4o6 East Missouri Phone $500
FURNISHED APIS on first floor La Turbe-
viii. 70& n Slorence.
TWO ROOM apartment also single room.
1907 n El Paso. Phone 1910.
TWO rooms dtchenet. bath. III n. STAN
ton Georgette Apis
POS f. BOULEyARD, rooms SIS. Phone
5sIS Collier. 2o7 E. boulevard.
RIVERVIEw apartments 7O5 ". Main. :
furnished apartments and Housekeeping
rooms Phone 6lS2-
THE FENNELL small apartment close in.
heat, hot water, private bath. ne y. sant9
Fc-
TWO ROOMS AND BATH APARTMENT.
partly furnished, out Of the smoke only
$50. Ring 613 or apply at 282e Montana.
Park W. Pitman Realty Co.
50i-702 Two Republics Bldg
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished.
-S~--~~~@~~s-~N~0~7~@~~-~
COKNELIA. modern apartments Cos Mesa
FOR RENT room flat $500. sos Piedras
St W. r. Weeks.
FOR RENT-MOdern apartment rooms and
private hall Phone 1855
FOR RENT-Hsf of unfurnished cottage.
S19 Hutton.
ELEGANT room apt unfurnished at car
russo Apt. Phone 1857 c. a. Kline Co, 52j
" Oregon
FOR RENT-Two first class five room
apartments. Plenty light, space. ventilation.
References Apply 9Os Epson Phone l1sl-
CLOSE in steam heated apartment 8
rooms. kitchenet and bath. to responsible
people. Phone III.
FOR RENT new modern apis. 4 rooms
each, with bath. heat and hot water fur
nished- large living and dining rooms. yard
and large porches. cor Newman and Magot-
fin Phone 2f5.
MODERN APARTMENTS.
THE AISTIN-Centrauy located latest
buiitin features. One desirable four room
apt s55, one three room $50 one three
FURNISHED.
Two elegantly furnished apis. complete IN
every detail three rooms $40.
james L. Mari & Co.
S04 San Antonio St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

1S61ie s559 STsEe0P saTN
lTUg eNDrT WAS HEEE \
| hSoNTls 6EFoPE 7 EVEN
N~-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
FOR FURNITURE FOR


FOR SALE-Furniture eight rooms leaving
city. also viii sacrifice bungalow. g rooms
st. car. Mckinley Ave. Easy terms Phons
1915 j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
For SaIe-FurniFure.

For Sale-Furniture.
TOR SALE-Dnins table and OAK dining
chairs SO Phone 707
FOR SALE-High grade fumed oak dining
table. four leather chairs. 10 Mesa.
FOR SALE-Furniture Of rooms. house for
rent. near new high school. Phone 6457 J.
FURNITURE foA sale cheap. 1105 san An
tonic.
FOR SAIE-Furniture for . rooms complete
for housekeeping. can rent rooms for Slg
month 1919 y. Ochoa.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for second hand
furniture and house furnishing goods. 81
: stanton ST. Phone -15S.
WHEN YOU HAVE End hand furniture 20
sell call Texas Furniture Co. Phone l09',
405 $. ri Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16


:
For Rent-Housekeepi Rooms
U-f,,.;.LoI
{ THREE unfinished rooms. lights. water
and phone furnished I,3. '-d'0o- 1ll7 Boule-
z-Iu- Ho,.- 80
FOR RENT-S or VI uni Ria ned, ICONS 70,
! EouseHe ping w. We rhohs
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D.
/ FOr Nent-NOOne Iufnisheo.
| C0OT, rooms. court House block.
80 -------
/ LARGE front bedroom Phone -4l2.
I WANTED-Room mate. 701 Magoffin.
- - -I----i---- -o--E -o7 -
NIUE room ana aleePlns pOicu,-' ~ "te-a"
/ SOUTHERN Hotel 81 WIZ up 4sS s. ~ Paso.
NTCFTY- furnished room $40. Phone 6sg9 W
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kOOnS % up 1e--S 3-----o me- = u o---
FRONT room hot water. private family
) Phone 21S1.
1 HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms, close in
| sos K. Boulevard.
--------------- -----7---- ----,-----
private fsmily. gentlemen only Phi. 55Ss-
. 1870 - c--, -
D De AN nj 70 81 dav e 60 mn xiv
.--------------- - - -
fA1EIIE hOOho ShE-aF-SIOs9 n @LS
MINIS 81 Fnons 1Ies-
LARGE cool rooms walking distance SOt
Epson Phone ~.
ROOM with large Sleeping porch. 1905
Arizona.
NJ M 1SSTTY f1-Digbed roon1s cIo.. IN
p It-l|,,h 80 4 - -1'
E1one 90
MODEhN lurnlsheo roonls' Oh est MS
80
FRONT bed room for refined gentleman
Phone 1856.
NICE front room connected with bath in
nrivafe family lois n Carpbeu Ph as5e
DALLAS rooming house, newly FURNISHED
LARGE IA room. close in reasonable Phone
-
FURNISHED room connecting bath Phone
1872
PHONE McCrummen for swell furnished
rooms. close in
BEDROOM and Housekeeping rooms reason
abe. lO.O Myrtle Phone l425-
FRONT room for gentlemen close in. ross-
onaoie. Fnone 5eol-
MODERN furnished rooms, five blocks from
plaza. $40 west missouri Phone lSe-.
good board near. Phone $50.
WELL furnished room 1ose in Phone
..9s W.
COMFORTABLE close in room Phone II -,
eco \ Sanfa Te
DESIRABLE rooms sIsSping porch sg week
1915 y stanton
NICELY furnished bedroom adjoining bath
FRONT room private family fOr one or two
gentlemen. close in bhOne 6l6- J.
49, -------- - 80
Fhohe 4V4t-
TTJF ROSFWONT si1gfe room Wien bafb-
49,, 49, - -, 81 30 y r,ro~o-s
70I-TI : - = ---i--.- 7---7i.- ~
r,,rct phone asa NJ
$3.50 f,T,t1,- F,oe-d n 5esi-cd as y Rin
f---rfr
THE CECIL elegantly furnished street rooms
cheapest rent in city. Summer rates $50 Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
ACTIVE BUYING
LIFTS STOCKS
Mexican Stocks Advance;
Inspiration Copper Shares
Are Freely Taken.

NoTE-Quotations reflect closing price
Thursday. March 16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

groceries, clean stool
discount. TWo-fhirds
or note for balance.
land. wcll improved
three miles Of court
good property for my
land Spring. Tcxss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

FOR RENT.
rooms light h0useke eping.
rooms north side furnished.
TO rooms vs.. Boulevard fur
nished.
W. L. Hale a Co.
so5 First Matt Bank Bids
Tel. 1872.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
For Rent-S!Ores and Offices.
For Renf-Mi,ceIIaneou,.

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BASEMENT store room in the BRACES. APP
ply 40. H.
FOR RENT-Eztra large well lighted din
ing room. kitchen and living rooms II de-
sired. Dining tables. chairs. and range fur
niahcd living rooms all furnishc q
suitable for many boarders. location
i'm rooming house where there are -
rooms. The entire building has been
cleaned walls papered and tinted. close IN,
Call 417 n. III Paso Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
Situations Wanted-MaIe.


=,
FL PASO window cleaners. no-e -
YOUNG man wants position any Do Do, 4
work. Tompkius 1O1 n. stanton 81 Iloolt ,.
cali, 3S1s ]. If you want carpenter Wo1A
done cl1eap and good. Ask for Carpenter
POSTTTON WANTED by expert iron anu
sbrsss fouudrv man. Results guaranteed
Hotel Palsci0.
ROOKKFEPING or bookkeeping and stem
.e,.ii. 1,ositfon wanted by man OF seVera'
,,Ssrs ovpcricnce. Have fine references Az
dress G. 10. Herald
WASTED POSITION by experienced dia-
49, IN -,su as diamond setter or run
ner. Best OF reference given Addre7s
Diamond. care Of Herald
YOUNG man wants work. Have E9ra car -, ~
uae i'm connection with services elgnt years
successful selling record Address -lf' care
Herald.
WANTFD-Pcrrlsncnt position by YOUNG
1rsIe stenographer and office man. In good
health and know my business. Al Ietei-
ences Satisfaction or no pay BOX H. 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

$500 dry goods and
5. no junk. a liberal
cash. good property
ia acres level. -ich
$500 incumbrance.
house. $50 per acre,
equity. Box q. Rich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

FOR RENT-Space in new grocery store
for meat market. Phone 179S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

GROCERY STORE.
VIII invoice about $500. fiXtures
$500. VIII sell cheap. Extra
good location.
". l.. Hale & Co.
7e5 First Natl. Bank Bldg
Tel. s212.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

SMALL printing office almost new, also
gasoline engine. Phone S542 w
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16

NOTICE, II you are looking for d first elias
lu.lne.s nroDo.lL-on. ln-u-r. a0L M.lls 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-16
Wanted HeIp-Female.

WANTED-A cook. 63e stewart.
WANTED-Good cook. Must stay nights
81 Epson.
WANTED-Experienced dining room slri n
once. 500 =. franklin
VANTFD-Neero nanny 20 take care OF
two children and help with mouse" VI '-'
Phone 9q4 j. 9.
WANTED-sctrlcd woman 10 stay On ia
and do cooking and genera loua1 ga
Must speak English Fh"ue
WANTFD-Good colored girl TO help wa, WIN
- cbiIdren and general house work Mus
Nv ~ ma ci.4u and stay on place Ad-
dress Mrs Friday. care Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
CHINESE IN FRANCE.

One of the striking illustrations of the limtes advantages possessed by the Allies through their contr of the is the importation of Chinese laborers int France thousand of them have already arrived. Tho French expect bring in 5OOOO to 100000 more. The number depends the length of the and the growt of the demand. The immigrants under contrac. Most of them will go work in intuition factories Som will be hired out to farmers and others who need ur skilled labor.
 This might be called the second step taken by France in reorganizng labor system The first step the replacement by in nearly all occupations, the abIebodied males free to fight The womc have done noby. But the tremendous tLci~ strength especially in the factories, has forced ne7 measures for their relief So male Chinamen pro vided substitutes for French women.
 This lies open to all the Allies, long their credit holds outwhch from present indication, will be long as they choose to continue fighting. A their human resources are used up they draw ad libitum the infinite resources of Asia. It is way of making their wealth fight for them.
 But after the war; what? They may face Asiatc problem more serious than
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
Tuesday Morning, September 5, 1916.
IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG?

Registration filed with the Secretary of State show that 6S IA voters in qualified to eXer else the right of suffrage this year Easing conclusions on this total conservative estimates least 15OOO persons possessing the privilege of voting they would have failed to exercise Expressed in another way nearly 20 per the electorate of Arizona will take no part in the selection popular representatives, will be silent on the adoption rejection of proposed laws; will be no active and helpful in performing the duties a citizen than the ignorant alien.
 The total registration last year 75OOO in round numbers If ever time when the electorate should have come forth it's full strength, it is this year. Conditions fundamentally important if not actually critical in Arizona is confronted with the humfliatng disressingly large number of her citizens are endowed with little loyalty, blind to the of the hour and indifferent to their own interests they permit affairs of state to wag along as best they may.
 If you who read this among the 15OOO who did not register you guilty the charge of being deserter It is not nice charge when attended by its definition because assertion implies in activity when there is call to acOn and inactivity denotes cowardice. But how you defend yourself against it?
 It must be conceded that deep feeling of disgus, prevails throughout the State of po ical conditions, but that is sufficient reason for shirking responsibility If the 15OOO persons who failed to register HAD qualified, and assuming they all of a mind candidates and measures which will come up for decision they could have the fate of man and any measure Such their potential strength They could remedied those conditions which breed disgust They could have gone long to ac-
 ,roof;oo travagance and promote discord.
 Analysis the total registration will be interesting when time permits. Among other things will it show that the of Arizona have failed to take advantage the victory the equal suffrage field? It would be creditable roster that containing the 15,OOO names citizens who shrked Is the quality of Arizona citizenship below the standard? Is there something wrong?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
A MUSICAL DIET.

Robert w Stevens director of music at the Unive' and food declares that every instrument and composition has it's distinctive taste (Maybe that's wl! the music spells the food so often in public restauran it doesn't fit the menu)
 The oboe, says Prof Roberts. sounds k- lemon or persimmon. The flute is crystal sugar. b. which term the professor probably rock candy The cello is like good coffee. The clarinet a musical grapefruit The piano is clear water-clear when it's il tune-and the violin is hectic feverishly ntoxicatin like claret."
 Applying his theory to compositions, Prof. Robert finds that most popular music including ragme is simple srup. equal parts of sugar and water" IT trained musician prefers more delicate viands "the and oysters of classic music And going the classic he finds that Chopin is luscious fruit that Bach is musc oatmeal that Debussy pink angels food that Puccin is sparkling carbonated water etc. Victor Herbert he tells us is crackerack- right picnic a circu5 but indigesble in large quantities. Sullivan of GIber and Sullivan fame is full of prunes."
 If all this is true ought to be possible Tive C. music" If an orchestra taken either direct or tie gramophone, is a table dhote meal, what's the ci paying for meal? Or why bother about rolls or egg steak potatoes if you get an equivalent sati faction of a judicously selected panola record?
 Prof Roberts system ought to be especially accepab to mpecunious young musician genuses. They solv the traditional problem their kind and the gan of life by subsisting their masterpieces
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
AN END TO JAY-wALKING.

Every year the number of automobile accidents i! The innocent pedestrian is ruthessy dow by the careless driver and the walking public exclam it should have some rights which the is bound to respect
 But it has begun to dawn at least munic pality in the middle that the poor motorist f he has rights is here stay, and will te provided with right way For years cities and have been ndustriousy laying bounds beyond whic the motorist But they have made lit effort to indicate the pedestrian that there is spc where he may permanently finger at will
 Hence the happy jay-walker, law himself, thoroughfare where there is crossing gets stuck howls at the heartlessness and tyranny reckle1H drivers.
 The town referred to has just adopted plan by wh crosswaks for pedestrians, in the crowded sections wi be clearly indicated by white paint The patient traf cop will then do his best shoo the vagrant aywalk into the proper path this particular type of citize may continue to be law unto himself and unless t, gleaming strips white paint pavement prove be more of inducement than feel warranted = hoping they will the faithful traffic cop will resembl the proverbal with her disraught chickens in ? efforts keep his human brood within bounds.
 Seriously, the time has to remember that U 2 automobile is here stay and that it must have plac2 on the highway The careless moorist should be pro ecuted to the full extent of the law But he should a begiven fair chance and the foot passenger should kee to cross-waks and heed the traffic signals with much care as the driven of any vehicle.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
Lqaap;.i.i..s $. .ne classic costume.

Aqleplaning ez.&tag yAstne but be keen :iarce before you Mis- Helen Moors Greek dancers wiling take chance antique garb they makes interesting Perhaps the Cheek B would have aqua aanad xsl fl lheE6 Ecl motor LoaLs
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
LIGHTNING.

There is a tradition, firmly established to amount almost a scientific conviction, that lightning never strikes twice in the place. But according to a statue of George Washington which surely wouldn't bear false testimony, tradition is dead wrong
 The statue stands in the town of Washington, Pa Two years ago it was hit by lightning and knocked off. A year ago another bolt blasted off leg just the other day thunder storm turned its bat teries on the crippled efigy and blew of its head
 After this, how have faith in anything?
 The tradition is probably based the mathematical law chances" There many places for lightning strike and few places where actually does strike within given time that when any particular point is observed to be hit it's fairly safe that that point will not be again until the first stroke has been forgotten the experience of the bronze Father his Country shows that you cant depend even on the law of chances.
 If a blind shooting at random happeend to hit 9 certain nail the head d quarter of a mile away we'd hardly expect him hit that nail again if he kept on shooting space the of his life And to hit it three times in a lifetime would be incredible But that is what the lightning did to c. W.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
Y. ". [. 4. ID GIVE
 MUSICALE TONIGHT

A free musicale, open to the public. will be given at the Y. W. C. A. al
 & o'clock tonight, at which some of the best musical talent in the Districc will make an appearance. The enter tainment. under the auspices of the social committee of the I. N. C. A. is the first of it's kind this season. and is practically the opening event of the winters musical festivities. Among the numbers will be vocal solos by Misses Lottie Mckee, Anna Wallace and Miss Young, of Cananca, and AIessrs. Owen, Cooley, h1op-r and Williamson. duet by 2lr and i.-. Williamson; quartet by Miss Wallace and Mesdames r. Butler, Stables ana Petty; and piano selections by Mrs Butler and Master Louis Jackson.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

President Wilson given the lions share of uie credit for the passage of the Child Labor bill by Repr sentative Edward Heating, sponsor of the measure in statement to the Chicago Journal which has consistently advocated this form of Federal legislation "The mothcr the land" said Mir Keating blessed the President when he kep,us of war with Europe their prayers ascended to heaven in his behalf when he proposed peaceful solution of the Mexican difficulty and from Maine California they calling God safeguard him because he has become the emancipation of children in industry"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

AIike-Pat, there's only wan thing will cure malaria-that's whiskey and quinine.
 Pat (anXiously)-Where can yet get it? Mike-Th' whiskey and quinine? Pat-No; malaria
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05
< a: 2: s: x < < t < < < A BATCH OF SMILES
< * * * $: * % * * * *

Excited Lady-Why don't you in- terfere to stop that dog fight?
 Bystander-I was just a-goin' to-, mum; but you kin calm VT fears now My dog is on top at last, num-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

Uncle Nose, your first wife tells me you are three months behind with your alimony."
 'Yes. jedge, An reckon dat am SO But yo' see. it's jes' dis way. Dat sec Ond wife of mine ain't turned out t be the worker that An thought she was gWine f be-"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

How did that story pan out about the man up in Evanston who found the big maidstone on his back stoop this morning." asked the c.ty editor one day last summer.
 Nothing in it." replied the report CT. "He discovered it wasn't hail stone, after all. The iceman left it there"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

The fathers and sons home in peaceful, profitable employment is a vital in the home life of America Do you think mothers the wives and sisters of Ger many, France Austria, England Russia and Italy would not understand this issue?