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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20
Wednesday, March 20, 1918.

How unspeakably the lengthen-
ing Of memories in common en-
dears our old friends.-George
Eliot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

any and can't get any Unless It's mixed J
with hen-feed. You may doctor me Up
30 pounds or SO and I'll take it back
home with me and then I can look my
neighbors in the face and feel I'm try
ing to do something to win the war;"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

Hundreds of people will begin to
shovel the snow away from the garage,
now that the report of a shortage In
gasoline is contradicted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20


home with me and then I can look my
neighbors in the face and feel I'm try
ing to do something to win the war;"
This one is from the Jay cor
respondent of the Franklin Journal:
Many here viewed the phenomenal
display of Aurora Borealis last Thurs
day evening. On Friday morning
Joseph Burch saw a brilliant shaft OF
light shoot upward from the rising
sun. He says it exactly resembled a
flaming sword. People are asking, Are
these portents?
Louis Hall of Wilton showed the stuff
that is in him the other night at a
social at Beans Corner. 4 little boy
upset lamp and the oil ignited, set
ting the crowd in a panic and mad
scramble for the door. Louis seized
the blazing lamp and threw it out into
the snow before it exploded. His hands
were slightly burned, but he prevented
by his GOODNESS and prompt action con-
siderable damage and possible injuries
to some of the crowd.
Maine Daughters of the American
Revolution viii! today open the Goth
annual Council meeting at the Pythian
Temple, Portland
James 4. Trask of Lewiston, elected
alderman from Ward :, that city, ran
up against the apportionment of
plums on Inauguration day and de-
cided that that he had already had
enough OF that game-so resigned.
Mayor Lemaire's slate was elected.
y buck deer, about a year old. had a
narrow escape Saturday but was final
ly rescued from his tormentors He
was first seen in tho Auburn Heights
section, being worried and hectored by
a hound. He fed into the city limits,
where the hound was driven away on
David street, but needless boys took up
the hectoring. They were driven away
and the little chap taken into a barn
where he was fed and given a chance to
recover from almost utter exhaustion.
When recovered he was led back to
the woods and turned loose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

5.507 sl1,6oO.05 sls.g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20
Somerset County
Common

l7,7'1'5 500, S07.Si st3, sou. &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

Only one more day until Spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20
Wilton showed the stuff

Maine Daughters of the American
Revolution viii! today open the Goth
annual Council meeting at the Pythian
Temple, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20
School and Mill Fund and Com
mon School Fund Apportioned

TopSllann.
" est Bath,
Woolwich,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20
Waldo County

1854 s3i,624.ss s34, s55. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

Total,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-20

Totals,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Turkey Greek.

MIRA Dee Myatt spent The ~esk.
snd With bar daughter. Mfs. Horace
Lswis near Anih
Mr.. and MIRA Mack Vineyard, Oh
Missionary Ridgs. spent Saturday
night With ihs iatisrs parents. Mr.,
aud Mrs. N, X Denny
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W, Moore and
daughter. Miss i.izze. visited Mr..
aud Mrs.. w. u. Mya.! and family
sunday.
Lee Robertson IL spending lew
weeks Ia Texas,
A, A. Lnthsr has returned home
IRON Alabama.
MrN. Albert Dudley has returned
home from cen.reviils. after two
weeks ssay with her daughter. Mrs,
Tate Harrison
Miss Irene suga lei, Sunday TO
accept position ~ first. grade
teacher in Oskmont school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clifton
speat sunday .asgA. Ia 'nsoksea
visiting Mr., aud Mira. Herman
Clifton,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

Ilae Nex | ia 4
u Easaut v
sHs,srasiax - DaS
ous Qaallqies.

M IA the msassz=#s 10 tAs seslA
ta~ acwsHs gasae raiasnel mae*s AisA.
IN Va h,ssk al s,ssssa osrrnssks d, 10
cot sh1H AN s,l@ea "A lrt1rass,
grSnes, sasv threat W q as~rssssrA
sysaagA sasss p1ssssAsy tss psvs~saA Fasns
..saoasA Naw that xn nj In mn
|Esesssaa sgd asassraas eaassiies
|h#st bs~A ~mssyed tise a~w kiaA vi
'ssEassAra e.iI.& ''ssslatabs" Ii the
ssueaas~' saeal uessm es s0s selas,
etc
nas Cssasah ea tss@ ssaarae Al
bed ,isNs with 4 s~4lla~ NJ sAsss -
that's VII Nh saats. ts EasassA aa,
shs saiaAtest satssisNacs with Year
saslas. yeur wsfk On plea~1s~. Neat
|mosnsn1 Sssat saiA hss yAssasAed
snd your whras sssssm " PARTED
aud refreshed, csiasahs il rali
Iaaiy III osassaai s*aiea pasksses,
pflc% thirty live e~nts Naag afes.
gsst neassmSHd4 aud guarantees
Gsla:shs by itsandaae The price Il
so0 sss M. delighted ady,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
WEST piNGy.
(Crpxded on, Last Week

(Crp xdsd on, Last Week
Misses Bessie and Fannie Bowed
have been visiting their sister. Mrs
Arthur DoneRan, At Dickson
Gordon Adoock aud family, Hor
ace Bowen aud family, par. Of
Milas Fielder family, most Of
Monros Doaegan's family aud par,
OF Baiord Bowen's family have The
Flu"
Mro. Belle Bryant has returned
home after tesching school in
Humphreys County
Miss Lima Donegan, formerly, Of
this eamman..y hs- sNrts1~ei~ .i'S,st-
tioa In Rae,ns. Wisconsin.
Mrs Low Bruce. who ia i'll with
tuberculosis, IL uo better,
Mrs. Nora Doushtnn has returned
10 her home. on Gamers Greek
Coleman Fielder aud family were
the week end guests Of friendy
Fielder and family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
SLAxOEN N.
Crowded out Last Week J

Crowded out Last Week.
Everybody is celebrating the vie.
tory won by our fam us Allies and
the TALL OF tbs Huns. When the
news reached our little village the
boys hunted up ail their old rusty
guns. bells. and every other insgin.
able thing that would make
fuse, and The iun was on And nov
that The victory IL wen. lot us all
work together 10, peace and hsrmo,
ny and the spread oi Democracy
throughout ia- whole entire evils.
81 world, Tor now We have n world
shieh 10 live In. All honor. both
nov and forever, 10 our eolors who
have sads the world Tree All head.
uncovered The dag is floating ni.
pnphan,ly In yieiotY over tbs. land
II the free aud the homes OF the
brave.
The Flu ia shatina now. The
school reopened Monday.
J h Williams ven, TO Nashville
recently Oh business.
h. Y Brown and Miss Bessie Al.
sn drove UP 10 the gate Of Require
Mitchell and demanded that the
'knotShe tied that would make
them man and wife. which vas done
and after receiving congratulations
md best wishes OF u,s friends pres
lat, drove away 10 their home and
today they are called Mr., and Mrs.
Boone Brown Good luck. young
friends May You live i long. hap
ny snd prosperous HE. and each
dieting moment filled 10 overtiow.
INK with happiness.
klt,le Miller of Paris. ia visiting
hamefnlks this week.
Robert. the = year old son OF Nj.
and Mrs ] 4 ussery, OF Route /. |
happened 10 the painful misfortune
u getting one OF his legs horribly
msnsled this week ia runaway
with team. II NAV he necessary to |
smpntate limb vet. but We hope
not The whole family have our
sympathy IN this sad misfortune.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

Quarterly meeting st the N. 4,
Church SATURDAY. aud sunday VAS
very veil attended.
Miss Rosalse Bell. VI Nashville
Ia visiting her brother. T d Bell
and vile vt this place this week.
W |. Weaklsy made a business
tap 10 Nashville last Monday.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Duke Nov4i, the rifl.
Me. Nellie Justice. Of Hamb,e.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Il. ) johnson. this week.
Miss Claty S~sl-r. ol Nashville.
spent lev days with homsiolks.
RB Collier and W, L. W-Akley
made business trip 10 Dickson
last Wednesday.
Born 10 Mr.. aad Mru. Joe sesler,
Nov s, tine, biz boy.
Mr., and Mrs. N. d. Duke sp~nt
las. Sunday the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs, /, d. Duke.
Mr. Ben Jordan, OF GAINESVILLE.
spent SATURDAY. night and sunday
.hs guest al Mx. Mssd Mss~ 4. L..
Hooper.
Mr. Tom spann and family OF
Dull, were the guests VI Mr.. and
Mrs kennie Spsnp. Of this place,
last Saturday night and sunday.
A l.. Spsnn IL on the sich list.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

80 - -
she Gas ID yssp Ii meashs and 7
|dAys aisi. Mar ~ws 4 desr giti and
was loved by all vim knew hss.
she wsX 4 member NJ the Young
rsupi#s Missionary s,seasty al The
A. Il. A,iAasph. saash. and 4 god
worker la the Society, She ~ss n.s.
w called uIan that sh~ aidn rss.
pond willingly and ne gill mics her
soreiv In oar Society. M ~ will
|nnss her In our vvwry day HE bat.
va can rye. ASSURED that aat las. Ia
her gaia, and while ". will mis~ i.et
Ia the hasne la the ssGie,s, aud in
tho Church, wa may rest araared
that she IL safe In the a,nas u ls,
sas,
A lsetitsus mar ftnm tss sx'rnne; "'n'
A ,s,ics W. loved " si,ilvd,
Ia, nlaer n vacant IN "o' haitr,
Which never eaiI w. hlfsf.> ''4''''' y
God in ilis Wisdom has recalled
A boon u Iowa which He has sis.
ssh.
And tho the hsriy slumhsrs here,
The soul ~ sai~ Ia Heaven.
kArHikv TAYLOR.
President. Y r. N. \.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
OBITUARY.

Resell Lane died al biz
IN W,as l'In.y. sunday Osss
1918. alter short lIlurp. III
lnonis. Rns.aIl was n msm
the Methods, Church ssd /
Christian tile. W., fusum I'D
'secsuF* ws niss Iiu ~ musb
III stse church and III Vii The
msnisy Bu, hos msch nlofs
living vile and litti~ ~on who
rive him only their own bsaris 1
snaw But they have the h.,psJ Z
'ssr siy@s ~ courage when d IN,
ian dies
Rrnsisss J, NJ. Fuqas spak4 ],
p'ogsi si~ words u sympsihf .
nafsAoiaiiSn n, The l+,eAvsd In.
ss'ef sbich his ssdy VS. ikli
'sst In the Emo graveyard.
We may moi know why Idsa
shnald txaas 10 tax. The aesr a.
|fcm rnr bopae. Bat tloaeh I
Eyes with tesss he dimu4d. /
Lord knows Why, se'll nost ii ri
A ERlEMD.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy

Do not imagine tina, bee sus- ntn,
ef cough medicines Jailed TO give
you relief tina, il ~ill he the same
with Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
Rear In mind tina, from ssmsl ne.
Winning "thfs rsfns,iy 4rss gxinra.s
world wids reputation and lmmense
sale, A medicine must have ~
c~ptional merit to win esteem wher
ever II becomes known. i, only
costa \ quarter ....s adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

Mr.. Esv l.ampl j nn.i hairy u
hillisn,.on Iounty wi. hsa. last
week % the guests II Mr.. aud Mssa
/! &, Tidwssl
Mr.. aud Ap Fuller tliah, VI
White Bluff, wrts here saasiAy
Perry Tidwell. wha IL III hasns
Oh visit from this u \. Navy vac
hrre "Wednesday.
Miss Annie Brown. " ssnthAid~. i
~ here the guest III Misses MadxsI
Al.paash AMI Magdalsne Mathis.
Mr., and Mrs Y, | Hail and Mi
and Mr. Wesley Mu,dy. III Nash
s,lle. visited here sunday
Mics ilaris Rictlsrison N niat
IN vIslsei fe.s.ivrs here Ss,afds
md sunday night
MRS su.is i,is.iarrf Il n no. i, hi u
eecsived the news a lev dsys ssn
b. 'ies,h of her daughter. m
vi'sis Warren. u Mssydeil. Nh
St~ l,s~d in this community bsie
aef marrisee shout u year asn.
has many friends here. who sxg
10 learn u hor death,
Miss Jeyce RwhardsGn ise
Friday In Dublin. Georgia.
Mi.s Beatrie. l.ibb l~ft last v
fof Alabama. where Has has scp(
I'd position ~ teacher.
Mr.. W. W. White ~ NJ n
son shopping. Moaday.
W.. and Mrs, John Spsnces
nj tff~stv1ifi VI. afs R~ss
guests oi M. and Mn. Jim Eis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Sleep and Rest

Oae Of the mos. common causes
oi insomnis and ressl~sSne#s ~ iudl.
sestion. Take Que Of Chamberlain y
Tablets Immediately alter supper
! Ind see II you do not rest better
and slssp better. They only costs
r Qnaftef. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Auction SAKE.

| will sell at public aus ten a,
my home a. Tdw~il stitch. ON
Saturday. Nov. y. the following
Mules, mich co~s. yea1lings. hess,
'hoass. corn. coy hesn hav, one
worse wagon, broom machine aud a
lev miscellaneous articles. Terms
Cash. JOHN Y. GILES.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

I am .hankiul sos the good |
hare received by asing Chamber.
lain's Tablets, About two yeAs sso
when | began taking them | was
suffering a sres, deal from distress
after eating. and from headache and
Z tinsd laaauid feeling due to indi.
seation and torpid liver Cham
hsrsAia's Tablets corrected thsss
disorders in short time, and since
taking two bottles Of them my
health has been good" writes Mrs
NJ. p, Harwood, Auburn. n. Y
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

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wesss
f'syaasSs~n q. ssuert mn tias,
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s&s, u a. Rscwa Maasn ina K MI
RFv@a. PEs~ls~ns csarsss IIssessorsI
Esta4aas@ y H. ss~atry. S~aAsaa. Nv \
yeaa ssssusa Krs.aassaa4 gssAa rs.
gwm~ Fask. kieesasngsSae TA t@aa<
tssSsaa Ah~eae~ss. y. n Il VI. Hlsas.
Lnsaa. la T. G faac~s. W, T. is<s.
sass.
F0sa AAsasnasasasAea a@gs~ss Moo,
YER, r. s. Snyder, Mats U. l. Ras. U,
n fe~eal
rNws2rfnsveai es Agrseaatus~ lsass
n, Hail. Y. N AsrAsa
The faekses rS~s~si aaa esherS
ssssl@s IN fss~ssA sssa*ss ~~E~ IspxsA
s%asea by tAe sascs~a psckers' rasaaags.
ss~, Tass~ rspssAsUss~s sess
Packers Arsssaf 4 Go, sasisAsA
nt t'asaaas rssatas Ca, Garage, I'M !
Merits 4 -. ehacsxa, I'LL sstgt a
Go. taleasa, III wis@4 4 css. ChleA-
g. III l.sn Agar ~. f1sessa4 tsss
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stSa psnhsa 4 ca. tksr@ge. IA
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q tssyra@na pw,isaaes Cd. sasv~,
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r.. feuni~sy rarttaS ~. rssesasasw.
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vtsls. ltd Kas; SIDE Packing Ca. Esxs
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to. Aasssn. Nina Hcme rnvkiax 4
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iaivraa,ienai fr~vsxsea tss, trekiya.
N r.: Interstate fneAinx oa. Mimons.
Mlnn ivwa Packing 10, hws Mssn~~,
Ia Powers Regx Co. JsckAsayilis.
MI kingma 4 40, Indianapolis Ina
Krey rseslng 90, 81, Louis. No Lake
ksis rrvslssNe 90. Cleveland. O. Lay
scc Co. Mllwsakes, wis owtwr Mayer
A hra. ssdxwiek and H~~thvs~e
ssre~ts, Chicago, M J, T. Mcmillan
90. IT. raai, Nina: Miller q Hart,
Chicago. IN. J. Morfeil 4 Co. ottan.
wa. IL, Nackelis Packing Ca rdshsa
Colo, Ogden Packing and presisiss
Co, 0xisA. Utah ohio proyfsssn 10.
Cleveland. q. +. FarkSeff w.ab 4 C1S. IT,
sras,. Mich rittsharg enekins and
Provision 90. p,stsearx. Pa: R4tA
Packing Co. ws.erts,e. In: Roberts 4
Cake. Chicago. IN, Anhs Hras, New
York CITY: W. G. Raash A Co, Inxans
port. Ind NJ, Louis Ind rseksng Co.
~. Leafs. Mo sinclair q Ce,. I. N
Cedar Rapids. Ia salilyaa a Go. D~-
tro,t. Mich. Thsarwr Nortaa froyisioa
Ca, Cleveland. o.. Mllson rrastsiua
Cn., Peoria. III wr~seTn Packing and
Provision 90, Chlcaga III Charles
WOLF Packing IN. Ialseka, han,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

II you are going 10 have turkeys
TO sell this tall send your name ana
address to the Murph~s prsducs
Co, Dickson. Tenn, and they vii
Keep you posted On the price.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22
Resolution OF Respect

Bro u r. iI,ekefson Was bayt
sept ~, ls2s, vas raised 10 ias
.ubiilue degree ~ Master Masan
At Lamar, Mississippi ia the year
Il 1853 He VAS admitted /.
nsmhsi ship in Charlotte Lodge
No, g7 May 1, 1867 III which be
sas Treasurer q, the time Ut h.r
Death which occurred Nov. III,
1919. without gaia ~ suffering
passed away-lust went Thas
ended tbs life oi loving father spa
srnth~s. lir -~s4 - >tss~ ssT.s nj
Masonry and isi,hial silsujmnt
lie hiss Instructed more cspdidsle,
tot ,he severs! degrees N Ms~sary
ts'sn any other membesaf his lodge
lie was 40 true TO every tsuss I'm
posed upon him ~ the magnet IL
TO the Norsh pole.
We the members III Charlotte
Lodge. know We have sustained h
grea, loss. bot Mst our ioss 10 his
eternal gain thai be has entered
the Grand ! odsr eternal and in the
Heavens where the Grand Master
N The. Universe nfssijs..
Btelhern. let " emulate bic Wiz
ines and cherish hir msmnrJ here
tha, HE him. xhen cafGefd To suf
render the white apron. the peculiar
hadza oi a Mason hrre We will b.
given the whiss stone witb our
names written thereon and II will
he & celestial badge in the Grsndi
Lodge. pure ard epotle~a. eternal
before ihe srt al white throne.
L., d. extend our warmess gym.
ps,hy end friendship 10 his beloved
children and 10 his brothers and
remind them that 'n this -sd hour
o. bereavement. they sbould nat
Y ieyt sE shoee who have 40 hope.
tat hook ior~srd wilh renewed
liepe 1hn ail families shsl! he
united wbeu parting IL known mol
mn.p. W. II HUDSON.
G. n WILLIAMS.
II u tORLkw,
FOR sALE~-Y acre lsfm, 3. |
rcom 'sons.. IN - miles isum Dick
san sfsi down and go q y~ar.
IL MAITIE- pfa IL TN q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

Sub, ribe lot TIE HEaAl.p ngs,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-22

FOR sALE~-2s acre farm 3.
ruom ssons.. IN - miles ffum Dick
.an an down and 2O q y~ar.
n MARTIN. .2ls w. J4th g.,
ll.la New Yosk City.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
MORE PRISONERS
MADE RECORD RUN

George Rockhill, in his Studebaker Stage, made a record run from Tomb stone to Bisbee and return yesterday. It was discovered after he had made the trip over yesterday morning that a witness and some documentary evi- dence was needed in the trial of a case that was to come up in court and it was necessary to make the trip as soon as possible. Accompan- jed by a deputy sheriff he left the court house and from then until he stopped the car in front of the Bisbee Auto ccmpany's garage was 47 min utes. The deputy summoned two wit nesssed and took one of them back with them. Stopped and had cup of coffee and a stack of hot cakes and landed back in Tombstone in just two hours and five minutes after they had left. When the balance of the road is completed into Tombstone, should occasion require it. the run could be made in less than forty min utes.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
FOR EXAMINATION.

George Hoffman, who has been watching at the Junction Mine of the c. & A. company for a number of months, left this morning for Fort Bliss, near Fl Paso. where he has been called to take the examination for a commission in the U. S. army. He has been in the services of the gov ernment before and his many friends in this district hope that he will be successful in his efforts. He carries with him their best wishes for his success.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
WERE SENTENCED

There were five bootleggers sen fenced in the superior court at Tomb stone yesterday to serve a term of five months at hard labor on the state highway and to pay a fine of S25 each. Another prisoner, Leabdro Rodrequez, was given six months for making an assault on another Mexican.
 P NJ Buckwalter and John Watson of the Miners & Merchants Bank; l. P Connolly of the Bank of Risbee; John Angius. B. & Chase and Francis Callahan. of the J. B. Angius store. were in Tombstone yesterday as wit nesses before the Superior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
MANY CANDIDATES, FEW REFERENDUMS

While the usual number of candi- dates is certain to appear in the bien- nial scramble for nominations at the primary election, the probabilities are that there will be but few measures to be voted on at the general election. Up to the present time. but two acts of the recent session of the legislature are certain to be referred to the peo- pie for ratification and none has been initiated
 The rel light abatement act and the act prohibiting card playing in places of public amusement will be referred to the people for ratification.
 Of initiative measures, no petitions have becl in general circulation up to the present tme, and as but a short while remains it is considered doubt full that any will be. Initiative peti- vous to the date of the general cleo ton, which in the present instance would make the final date for filing midnight of July 3.
 The number of signatures to be ob- tained fo- petitions for constitutional amendment, iniative statute or refer endum is governed by the number of votes cast for governor at the last pre- ceding general election at which a gov ernor was elected. The total vote for all candidates for governor at the cleo tion held here in 1916 was 5S,293
 Constitutional amendments to be submitted to the people require the signatures of 15 per cent of the vote cast, which in this instance would be S,744
 Initiative statutes require 10 per cent, which would be 5,S30.
 Referendum requires , per cent, or 2,915.
 The law requires that the primary election shall be held on the eighth Tuesday prior to the general election, which this year fixes the date as Sep temter 10.
 Nomination papers of candidates shall be fled not more than 60 or less than 20 days before the date of the primary. Such nomination papers shall be signed, if for candidate for the office of presidential elector, United States senator, representative in congress or for. any state office, excepting members of the legislature and superior court judges, by num- Der of qualified electors equal to at least 1 per cent of the vote Of Sha party If such candidate in at least three counties in the state, but not less than l per cent nor more than To per cent of the total vote of his party in the state. If for a candidate for county office. member of the legisla- ture or superior judge, by at least 5 per cent of the party vote in such county. but by not more than 10 per cent of the total vote of the party in such county. If for candidate fo- precinct committeeman. by at least per cent of the party vote ot such candidate in such precinct. If for a candidate as justice of the peace or constable. by at least , per cent of the party vote of such candidate in such precinct.
 The basis of percentage in each case shall be the vote of the party fof gov ernor at the last preceding election at which a governor was elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
MADE HIS ESCAPE

Frank CObie. bootlegger sentenced to serve a years sentence at the road camp, made his escape Sunday from that place. His wife drove out there in an automobile to see him and while the guards attention was called to other matters he climbed into the car with her and she drove away. So far there has been no trace of the cou- pie found
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21
WEDDING BELLS.

Wallace Criswell and Hattie Lawler were united in marriage last night by Judge Winters at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. c. c. Jones of School hill. Blain Clark and Miss Bessie Ludford stood up with the young couple while Mir and Mrs. c. C.. JJones, Mrs. R. Charles, George Gal lasher and Charles Sawyer were pres ent at the ceremony. Mir Criswen's home is in San Diego. Calif., while che tride is visiting here from San An tonio.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-21

Emmett Spalding and wife left on the Golden State Limited Monday eve ming for Los Angeles where they go to spend the summer months.
 Prof Milton McWhorter of the Pecos oil field of New Mexico left Monday for Phoenix, where he goes on a business trip.