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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
WOMEN FOR THE FARMS.

While the cry goes up calling for more war gardens and urging the to do this year than ever before the farm labor shortage seriousness Bureaus organized supply farm labor have more calls for workers than they have and women to fill the positions.
 School boys and college going to the farms Tn many places But the supply still lags far behind the demand.
 Columbia University has sent out call to its own women graduates and to any other women who wli to enter the field agricultural service The woman Who has scientific agricultural knowledge of course would have large opportunity for usefulness in directing groups of unsked farm laborers But such women are rare It is to the with little no agricultural knowledge that appeal made do the simpler and
 lighter tasks on the farm that will for heavier work
 Women who know how to handle horses would be par ticulary useful in driving machinery There are calls for women in dairy work and opportunities for valuable service in the chicken business.
 The school teacher who has three months vacation ahead of her might find this just the kind of patriotic service she can do Three months the farm. under proper conditions should far toward sweeping schoo! room cobwebs out of her brain
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17

It is the duty of every young leaving high school this June to prepare himself for the that will fiji him to best the nation that will be accomp ished by his going directly industrial service into the universities of the country
 There is another thing to be considered The age of selection be from 21 S1 years age of the graduate from the high school is r years leaving period of four between graduation from high school selection for the army This just enough to complete college and prepare him. self to his country the best advantage, train him for officers work to train him for leadership rather than for work in the ranks. Leaders needed in the present day and will be necessary in the few years to come.
 It is regarded by the national authorities serious situation, and it is urged that effort be made to put the young into the place where he may be best trained for the largest possible service.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
PREPAREDNESS AND EDUCATION.

Dr. Won Klein Smid President of the University of Arizona has just returned from the where he has been attending meeting of University presidents and he returns with the news that we are facing of the crisises preparedness and efficiency gram
 The Federal Department of Education believe that the colleges the country will dearth of students next fall and that the students being graduated from the high schools this will prepare thmselves for the work that is coming upon them It will be recalled that the first demand that allies made upon was for engineers They could not supply engineers for their and because of the fact that they had to call all of their young to the service, they could not engineers There practically engineers be- ing turned out of the colleges of Europe and will be up to the United States furnish engineers only for times but the long period of reconstruction fol lowing
 We the cry of food. and by creating sui- cient enthusiasm this subject, in year change conditions plant and meet the food situation this without engineers It several years to train for this work. If the young men of the country do go into college work, they are going prepare themselves for the greatest that they render to their country and to the world shorage engineers tbreeor years hence would be a most serious condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
pAPAGO INDIANS WILL WORK IN SALT RIVER

When one hundred and seyenty-fve applicantions for laborers, made to the state council of defense several days ago, were turned down because of the absence of such help it was decided to seek some other source of supply. Accordingly Superintend- ent Stecker, of the San Carlos reser- vation was asked whether or not he would allsw the Indians under his charge to go to the Salt River Valley and work on the farms. He decided that, if the pay was adequate, he would allow them to go. There are nearly 500 Indians Cn the reservation and it is expected that about one third will be available for farm work. 4 number of Pagagoes from the reser- vation near Tucson have also been secured for this class of service.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
OUR EAGLE OR WILHELMs.

One of two birds is have dust its back and los great many feathers It will be the German eagle O the American eagle. One of the other will be omit back and bit early in the young life of the Amer ican eagle for it to its talons mpotenty and il defrated defeat, declares the Chicago Tribune.
 This eagle has had some escapes, but it al ways has been able after the event, and think has remaining for utterance We have idea that the American eagle intends de | termines, and wills to win.
 We cannot think of the United States the collapse of defeat Can any reader this editorial conceive the United States paying great indemnity which would this and other generations because the United States had been defeated in war?
 It does sound plausible It does not have the ap pearance possibility aspect of nationality We not tribute payers We have had many shameful and disgracefu experiences but hope yet to know what the yoke like. We have not been dragged at any na tons chariot wheel Nearly every other large nation in the worlds history has known what it to have the con- querer breaking down the gate and demanding ment in lives and money.
 We have had humiliation but have not had this humiliation and it unreasonable that at this else time larger richer, and stronger than we ever were before should accept experiences.
 For such reasons these have idea that the American nation will accept defeat and that it is not necessary for it to accept defeat
 Wehave idea that the American eagle will be the bird strength enough at the end of the combat The bird will have to pick itself up out of the dust
 We know that such idea would be regarded in Ger many as preposerous, but convinced that it is as the word of God There be no defeat for the American republic Some day when is ivy grown and crumbng may accept the pains of the vanquished and of the conquered, but that time has not come yet and shall for centuries shall not be brought by any breed the human has pro duced yet-not by durned sight,! If that be slang, make the most of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
Thursday Morning, May 17, 1917.
FOURTH OF,JULY.

Members of the Warren District Business Mems As sociaton the Warren District Clubs already and quite properly looking forward the Fourth of July 1917 This year than any other since the memorable in 1898 when this country had sol diers in the field should receive the attention people in effort the occasion fttingly.
 Bisbee annually enterains thousands of it's own peo pie and many from outside of the Warren District with Fourth of July celebration Under the control of centralized committee the occasion has meant much the anniversary in American history in this community The people have always enjoyed themselves immensely and the result has been mmeasuraby good
 This year, would urge of the chief objects of the committee in charge should celebration with dignity and economy. In the past the principal for the of the celebrations has been the large amount for the purpose local mining companies, business houses and public spirited citizens This year situation is different and, hope everyone the Fourth July with something greater bigger and important in view.
 Unfortunately the past Fourth of July celebrations have smeled strongly of commercialism With the ex cepon of the committee who worked and toed for days without nearly all of the other participants profted in large in small part The committee and citizens of the Warren District undoubted y willing contribute their services this year and work the end that the celebration will be a In view that it would that others who share the responsibilities of the occasion and who be held responsible success should also shoulder their part.
 On the Fourth of July the United States will be cele braing occasion which has to democracy and liberty any other of all history This country will also be celebrating another venture in the liberty of thought and action; the freeing of enslaved and prospective from auocray which has threatened the safety the world at large for years.
 In 1776 of our present allies was our opporessor Another of our present comrades-inarms saliva tion That is past however, and the feeling then gendered long forgotten in the splendid actions of both nations with and the United States of America All Of the Entente countries well join with Uncle Sam this year July 4a would be celebrating for the cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
CHA COUNTY CATTLE PROSPER EXCEEDINGLY.

Gila county. one of the large centers of the cattle industry in Arizona. is richer in cattle this year than at an,- time during the past three years, ac- cording to prominent stockmen of Pay son. There is more feed in sight. more water and better weather conditions. than have existed for many months. 1t is asserted by John II. Davis, one of the leading cattlemen of that region. Rains in April are largely responsible for the bettered condition of the ranges.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
STRANGE DUEL IS
 FOUGHT BY GLOBEITES.

Armed, one with a knife and the other with a board, J. A. Cox and J. O. Gibson, fought a strange duel ill the latter's home in Kinney PaTh, at Globe, which was interrupted by the timely arrival of Sheriff Armer and Night JailOr Hixon. Cox was placed under arrest and. detained at the country jail, pending an investiga- ton by the authorities.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
BENSON FARMERS ARE HOPING FOR RELIEF.

Relief for farmers of the Benson district, in regard to shortage of seed supply and water development condi- tions, was planned Friday by the ex- ccutive committee of the state Council for defense. at its afternoon session at the state university, Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17

Chicago Methodists object to placing cigarettes m com fort bags for soldiers and the Baptist Ministers Union of the same city advocates the intenng of all the brew CTS We wonder what the British Tommy would do with his tea what his French comrade would do wth out his cigarette the Brewers well the Baptlsts may considered that they were all of German eX traction and their calling deserved more place in Ger many than in this country
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
MAYOR PARKER WANTS TO COMMAND SOLDIERS.

According to Iumor in the city of Tucson, Mayor c. c. Parker, of that community, has asked Governor T. E. Campbell for a commission, in some kind of an army. It is said that he wants to be q plaior. He has the endorsement of many prominent peo- pie of Tucson in his desires.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
FINE RIFLE RANGE PLANNED FOR GLOBE.

Globe will shortly boast of one of the best rife ranges in the state if the plans made by Executive Officer Frank Lunn of the local rife club are carried out Many new features are to be added which are intended to increase the comfort and skill of the members.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
AUTO ACCESSORY THIEF IS NABBED IN NORTH.

A young man claiming to be from Nebraska was arrested in Prescott at the instance of Marshal Ed Devinney, and the auto wheels and other acces- sories stolen week ago from a car belonging to C. NJ. Shannon were re covered and brought back to Kicken- burg. It developed later the robber had also stolen the car in which he was riding from a man in Yuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
ISoDoR COLONY JUST CAN'T HELP FIGHTING,

Following an altercation, arising from a dispute over the repair of an automobile. l. ColOdny and J. H. Rose, an automobile repair man of Tucson were arrested. The former was re- leased on his own recognizance while the latter was held under bond. Col odny is operating in the real estate business in the Old Pueblo at the present time and is said to have re- scented something which Rose is all legged to have said to his (Colodny's) wife
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
CROOK FOREST ATTRACTS MANY PEOPLE OF STATE.

The opening of large tract of land in the Crook National Forest to home stead entry is attracting the attention Of hundreds of peoplpe in all parts of Arizona, who are preparing to file their applications for homestead entry with the lScal land office The dates Tor filing appplications are from May 3rd to May 23rd, and the land will be opened to entry during that time. Some Of this land adjoins the Globe Miami district and portions of t are believed to be very valuable.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN ONCE TRIED TO SUICIDE.

Information reaching the authori- ties of Yuma County would indicate that the man who was killed by train near Aztec, on the Southern Pacific several days ago, was Ernest Moe of Portland. Oregon. According to information received from Boards town. Illinois. Nice attempted to con- init suicide once before
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
FOREST OFFICIAL AT TUCSON PROMOTED.

Don P. Johnson. for more than a year past forest supervisor in charge of the Chiracahua-Cor National Forest. has been appointed assistant district forester, with headquarters a. Albuquerque. He will be succeeded here by Paul P Pitchlynn, of the Sit greaves National Forest.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
CONCERTED EFFORT MADE AGAINST GAMBLING LAW.

Concerted action is being carried forward throughout the state to pre- vent the anti-gambling bill, passed at the last legislature from going into effect June 6, or upon the expiration of the 9O-day limit.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17

lrg, gives a copper content of 30 per cent and gold values of S2G3.50 ton. The ore is to be further opened up by an open cut on the north side of the hill. Ore of good milling values lies lon both sides of the paystreak. and the entire width of the vein has not yet been determined. It is over five feet a- least, it iG reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17

Ong Kee is being prosecuted in Phoenix, for the al legged murder of and the county authorities are having the time of their lives in getting statements from the Celestial witnesses would seem that all are loat to testify against the accused Apparently the affidavit system has not percolated into China
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
NAVAJO MINES STRIKE REPORTED AT NlCKsSuRG.

The average of score of assays made during the past tNo weeks Of orc from the new strike of the Navajo Mines Corporation, located near Nicks-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-17
STA TIE HIGH GRADE
MOHAVE COUNTY RANCH IS SOLD FOR s15o.Ooo.

IS SOLD FOR $150.000.
 J. K. Fancher and Mrs. Fancher, owners of the Big Sandy Ranch. To- cated thirty-eight miles southeast of Kingman, Mohave county, have sold their property to A. B. Fancher, the formers brother. The deal is said to involve cattle and land to the ex- tent of s15O,OOO. The purchaser owns an adjoining ranch and will continue to live on his first owned land.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
CANADA OFFERS 100 ACRES
FREE TO FARM HANDS.
BONUS OF WESTERN CANADA LAND
TO MEN ASSISTING IN MAINTAIN
ING NEEDED GRAIN PRODUCTION,

The demand for farm labor in Canads
Is great. As an inducement 10 secure the
necessary help at once. Canada Will give
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
LAND FREE AS A HOMESTEAD and
allow tho time the farm laborer. who has
filed on the land to apply as residence
duties the same AZ II he actually had
lived on II, Another special concession
Is the reduction OF one year In the time
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full opportunity to secure farm and
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
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