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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
PAVE THE SUBWAYi

One of the beauty spots of the city of Bsbee, using reverse English" is the Subway. When it rains the thoroughare is quagmire and when it doesn't rain the deep that the neighborng buildings fairly reek with the groundup dirt The street should be paved
 It would appear that the dry spell has Bisbee in its grasp and for at least months dust and dirt will be the order of the day Dry weather is the time to do paving It would make a good start to work the Subway.
 All but small fooage the Subway. is willing to go ahead It the only question is what kind of pavement shall be put down The Subway is not over yards length and the Review would that the city the property make test of paving which may be used in the future in other parts of the community
 Another regard the subway the fact that the street by of the heaviest traffic in the Warren District Any step in the direction of paving this downtown street is in the right direction.
 It is dry weather and time to get busy.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
SHORTAGE OF LABOR IN SALT RIVER VALLEY.

That there will be decided snort age of farm labor in the Salt River Valley during the present season IS the fact brought before the executive committee of the state council ot de fense and steps are being taken to remedy the matter It is said that iol the past two years, during the harvest ing season the valley has needed ma;;y laborers and that this year the situa' ton will be worse than formerly. It is planned to bring in from 2OOO to 5000 men for the work from California and other Arizona cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
OUR DICTATORSHIP.

President Wilson today has power than any other in the world.
 Not even Lloyd-George head of the British Empire and unofficial of the group of Entente governments, has so much authority. He may weld wider influence than our president and exert direct control the military campaign but he has neither the presidents unquesoned right decision and action the presi dents sure tenure of office.
 LloydGeorge like the French premier, may be swept out power any time by wave of public opposition President Wilson of his position for four years And during all that time the long he will be virtual dictator of the nation.
 Ordinarily there ways of curbng the president. He is at least as subject limited mon archy" But once war is declared. he becomes auto maticaly commander in chief of all armed forces equipped with the full authority the nation and weld
 ing practically all governmental powers He controls the army and navy His word is absolute He may consult army and navy boards but may ignore their advice H. can make unmake admiras and generals dictate plans
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
Sunday Morning, April 29, 1917.
THE NEW FIRE TRUCKS.

Bisbee has two fire trucks. As engines for the fighting serious in the city they of the best type should much service here Care, how ever must be taken in their manipulation and driving so that maximum efficiency be had from them for years
 In this connection it is entirely timely that the aten of the fire chief and the council of the city should called disposition the of the chauffeurs of the dsobey the traffic laws It is not in cumbent the trucks should stop should wait when going to fire Under such circumstances fire engine thing road of the takes serious chance.
 Upon returning from fires however, the traffic laws should bind the fire department much any other vehicle. On Friday night alarm sounded from Brewery Gulch. record was made which would credit any fire department and had the blaze been serious department would have given good account of itself Returning however, the driven apparently thought he was going to another fire The truck down the Gulch speed which should be stopped and instead obeyng the traffic regulations at the plaza corner by going around the traffic post, cut through and went the fire house
 The truck is a heavy. powerful machine. It en- joyed has been said before, distinct rightofway on the road fire but other times should be made to keep within fire truck of the character of these in the city of Bsbee dangerous best and the only way to that chance of injury to pedes vehicles is to eliminate all cause for com paint The Bisbee department is too efficient on the whole to jeopardze good standing with the commun ity by risking injury anyone anything.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
MORALES GERMANS ARE
 HELD BY THE MILITARY.

Fritz Kayser and Rudolph Peterson Germans of Nogales, Arizona, are be ing held in the detention camp of the Twelfth Infantry at that place. They were interned late Wednesday. The cause of the action has not been learned as yet Kayser is an employ of Roy and Titcomb and Peterson IS an agent for the Bank of Sonora Tn the border city. Kayser was arrested in February and is now out on bond on the charge His trial should have come up before the federal court al Tucson during the last session but was postponed.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
TWO WARS.

Important as our part in the world war may be we should take have again to the open ing of an annual or perennial campaign. The time of the year is here once to Swat the Fly.
 Kill at every fly you can find and burn his bod! Observers say that many reasons to believe there will be more flies this season than for number of years.
 The killing of just fly now means there VIII DC billions and trions less next summer
 Clean up your premises; and insist that your neighbors do likewise.
 Especially clean "out-oftheway places" and every nook and cranny.
 their principal diet is filthy to mention
 The fly has equal germ carrier; as many as five hundred million germs have been found in and on the body of single fly
 It is definitely known the fly is the carrier or otlcr diseases including possible nfantie paralysis
 The very presensc fly is signal and notification that housekeeper is uncleanly and inefficient.
 Do not wait until the insects begin to peser anticipate the annoyance.
 April. May and June are the best months to conduct antify campaign.
 The farming suburban districts provide ideal breed ing places and the new flies do not remain at their birth place but migrate railroads and other means
 Kill the flies and lives!
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29

of campaign wied armies his pleasure. The full burden of the war is on his shoulders.
 One thing he cannot do-appropriate money to carry out his war plans. Only congress do that. But in practice congress nearly always whatever funds the president asks There be parsimony part sanshp in war time president if he chooses can nearly always the hand of congress by creating situation compelling acquiescence.
 Thus our governmental machine, which ordinarily lun- bers along rather nefectvey in time becomes ad- mrably simple efficient The sort of government we would never normal times happens to be the ideal form of government for waging For military purposes there must be concentrated authority That we have now of the best proofs of the wonderful foresight of the fathers who framed the constitution
 The power it gives man is tremendous. But no president abused it. Madison Polk Lincoln and Mckinley have welded it in turn, with honor to them selves and no peril to democratic institutions There is no fear that President Wilson. yielding power grown incredibly vast will turn it to wrong purpose.
 There can be no Napoeons in America. Inevitably cannes the day of reckoning War ends and with demo cratic responsibility returns Or the executive term ot office ends and the great dictator becomes automatca a mere private citizen again.
 After all it's the nation itself that is the dictator
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
WAR SUMMARY

British troops in a desperate at 'ampt to turn the northern wing of he Drocourt- -Queant line, have ad vanced on front of nearly 10 miles and captured the village of ArleauX- n-Gohere. nine miles east of Douai. The most violent fighting marked the fattle and successive German count TT attacks made at the heavy sacrifice Jailed to check the British.
 To the Canadians. cCnqUerors of Tiny ridge. fell the wOrk of captur- 'ng Arleaux two miles fro mthe Dro- court-Queant line and east of the Timy ridge German counter attacks 7ailed to move them in hand to and ighting the occupying forces were 1riven back. Fierce encounters in which the bayOnet and butt were used freely marked the fighting from 0ast of the Vimy ridge south across he Scarpe to Monchy-le-PreuX. Field Marshal Haig's men also gained round northeast of Gavrelle. between Gavrelle and Roeux and north of Nonchy-le-Prue In addition to their heavy sacrifices in killed and wound ed the Germans lost 800 prisoners.
 The capture of Arleux widens con siderably the British salient in the German positions directly east of Douai, the objective in this fighting. It threatens, too. the southern dd- lenses of Lens. as well as the village If Drocourt. the northern end of the line on which military experts say the Germans have pinned their hopes for the safety of Douai and the region it commands
 Berlin declares the British attacks all failed under the German fire and that the British losses were great. It adds that the attempt to break through the German lines failed completely"
 Farther south. between St Quentin and tho river Disc. the French kept the Germans busy with an intense ar tilery bombardment A heavy artil lery duel also was in progress m the Champagne but no infantry fighting or importance was reported.
 Guatemala is the latest nation tC join the ranks of Gcrmauys advcr sarics. the Central American nation having handed his passports Co tho German minister and offered Co tho United States her waters. ports anC railways flor the common defense 1 An important military move in Ger many was fCreseen in the closing o 1 the German-Swiss frontier to travel CTS and the postal service.
 Reports that the premier of Bavar ia will go to Vienna to discuss peace with the Austro Hungarian cabine have come from Munich.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
FIELD MEET CALLED OFF

PHILADELPHIA. April 2N.-F0r Inc first time in more than forty years there will be no championship track and field meet this season for the in- tercollegiate association Of amateur athletes of America.
 In place of the titular track games the executive commission Of the as sociation today suggested that SatW day. May 26 be set aside for the hold ine of special patriotic and athletic demonstration by the athletes of the various members of the association subject to the approval of the secre- tary of war The receipts would be donated to the American Red Cross.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
OLD OFFENDER IS AGAIN IN TOLL OF THE LAW.

Isidor Ilitzky. who has figured III nearly every justice court in Southern Cochise county in connection with hls business as a junk buyer, has been ar rested on a bench warrant from the superior court, charging him with buy ing stolen goods from boys under age uitzky was convicted in the superior court last year and sentenced to the state penitentiary. Through some means he was pardoned by the then governor, George W. P. Hunt. He has been a familiar figure in Naco ana Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
ENeLANo's GERMAN ROYALTY?

Tn days of old when knights were bold and fact much longer ago that back before anyone had sprung the doctrine divine right of kings, ruler of people became simply because he stronger than other men, or wiser or both both words people chose to rule it the man who shown himself best able to pro tect it from it's enemies.
 Rut with the advance of civilization and with the natural desire of rulers keep the rule in their own families grew up the absurd belief in a sort of royal caste Kings could not marry beneath their own rank This meant that they had to marry the daughters or kings of other countries present the blood of the rulers of Europe pretty thoroughly mixed and hardly a nation has a royal family of it's own blood
 In England example, the royal house is the house of Hanover purely German in it's origin The king ol Greece is sister the present German emperor The lady who was formerly czarna of Russia, of only the vaguest interest to Americans but who is now plain Mrs Romanof. and receiving the heartfelt sympathy of all the mothers of the world who know what it is t9 stay up nights with family down with measles is also German The queen of Spain is an English princess
 Russia has deposed a royal family. England, whose kings are no but rather harmless symbol O. the nations age and unity has special desire to do anything radical abolishing hers But Engishmen are slowly realizing that with Germans in the place Of honor the joke is distinctly them. So "English Brides for English Princes" has become the slogan
 The English people want the young crown prince to choose his wife from among the noble families Of hs own land They longer worried about any pos sble loss of dignity which might come from marriage beneath royal rank
 It is to be hoped that the Prince of Wales will harH to the suggestion. The day of divine right is over The sooner the regning families democraze themselves the less danger they will be of being summary and uncomfortably democratized.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29

Germany and the United States seem to be trying to oudo each other treatment of each others citizens who happen to be war-bound m the enemy S country It's something for belligerents to be SC scropulous especially Germany But Germany 'n ih' case is finding highly advantageous to follow our eN ample There only about v Americans m GernahS and there many thousands of Germans in America who would suffer by any exchange of discourteousies
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
STATE HIGH GRADE
NEW STATISTICIAN NAMED FOR TAX COMMISSION.

s. NJ. Baily, of Pinal county. has been named as the new statistician for the Arizona state tax commission, sue ceeding j. W. Bradley, who recently resigned the position. Bradley has taken the position of chief accountant for the United Eastern at Oatman, Mo have county. Bailey has been em- ployed by the Magma Copper Company and Will enter upon his duties imme- diately.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
HAYDEN KNIGHTS OF
 PYTHIAS IN GUARD.

Word has been received by Govern or Thomas E. Campbell that the Hay den lodge of Knights of Pythias had organized itself into a home guard unit for the protection of the lives of the people in that vicinity and for any other service to which the unit can be put.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
PARKER INDIAN LAND OUGHT TO BE HARMED.

Frederick Nj. Hall, of Parker mas proposed to the executive committee of the state council of defense that some steps be taken toward openinS the Parker Indian reservation. along the Colorado River This would then throw open for farming purposes. ac- cording to Hall. about 10000 acres or excellent land. The Parker Chamber of Commerce has unanimously adopt ed resolution in favor of the propo- sal.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
STATE CENSORSHIP IS
 PROPOSED BY JAYNES.

Allan B. Jaynes, editor of the Tue son Citizen and member of the state council of defense. has proposed a state censorship of newspapers, to be carried out by the papers themselves and at their own discretion. His plans for the publicity work in connection with the council are about ready to be placed before the vice-chairman, pr. D. T. MacDougall.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
COLONEL SAGE LEAVES MORALES FOR THE EAST.

Colonel Sage. in command or lhe Nogales military cantonment for some months and of the Twelfth Infantry has left the Santa Cruz county town for some point in the east to which he has been transferred. The char acter of the Colonels new assignment is not known on the border as yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
SELIGMAN POSTMASTER CONVICTED OF CRIME.

James A. Pitts. postmaster at Seiis- man. Yavapai county, was convicted III the superior court Of that county oh the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. It was adduced at the trial that Pitts. while drinking, assaulted d young Mexican with a gun, firing two shots and iniuring the latter in Inc hand The jury in the case recom- mended extreme mercy in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29
NO GLOBE ATTORNEY
 WILLING TO DEFEND.

The trial of George E. Smith. presi- dent of the Globe Central Labor Coun- cil and of the Miners Union, has been postponed in the Gila county seat on account of the defendants inability to secure counsel. He assaulted a boy who was pinning an American flag out side of the Union hall and also tore the emblem down.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29

Ten thousand shark skins were broucht to New York Monday from Cuba to be used as substitute Tor leather in manufacture Of cheap shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-02
SHE FAvoRs mUNY MARKET

Editor Star: | most heartily IA.
yor the bond issue for municipal
market. providing. first. that the
service OF a competent person be
secured 10 work out practical
unit plan to build on: second. 60
euro competent man 10 manage
the market after completed tnot a
politician out a business mani.
Let the first unit be sufficiently
large To- handle a very large part
OF the products offered by the prod.
uce growers OF the state.
Handle the products as q middle
man. charging only the actual ex.
pcnse OF transferring the goods
from the producer into tho wagon
OF the retail dealer.
by the elimination OF tho com
mission merchants profit. the pro.
Queer VIII get more for his goods.
Tho retail grocery man VIII get
fresher goods at cheaper price.
and Will sell 10 tho consumer at a
much lower price. and we house.
wives will be able TO have our veg.
etables delivered. rather than make
trip to he downtown markets
every few days.
II deemed wise. we could have
built another unit to be used as a
retail market: stalls to be rented
az low rent 30 as To compete with
and keep down the rents of these
private owned public markets"
DO you realize what a small part
81 thcse private owned public
markets" the city owns or controls ?
MRS. J. V. HOLTON.
5S03ia goth Ave. y. W.