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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

An eminent scientist and student of his
tory has come forward with the strange,
yet reasonable declaration that the Great
war is one between the 'longhead and
'roundhead" peoples He cites the bullet
Prussian head and small pig eyes. charac-
teristic of eighteenth of the Germanic peo-
pie, and the extreme depth from top of
head to joint of chin that marks eighty per
cent of the English, French, Italian and
American peoples to make his point. He
declares further that hostility and open war
fare between these peoples have been mark
ed ever since the earliest ages. Their.
ideals are conflicting. The 'roundhead" is
inclined to brutality and war and might,
while the 'longhead'' is inclined towards
art and letters and the gentler, softer in
huences of life. They have fought from
time immemorial, and will continue to fight
until one is completely dominated by the
other. The skull structure of the long
head, which is very long in proportion to
its width, has natural tendency towards
intellectually, thus the attributes of kind
ness, sentiment, justice, mercy, unseltIsh-
ness and idealism are found generally to
mark the administration of affairs in the
'longhead' notions as they progress in
civilization and learning While in the
..'roundheads" land of Prussia the might
and main idea of the dark ages still prevails.
Two classes of people only there, beasts of
burden and beasts of prey This most
learned professors deductions have much
sound logic to commend them, even if they
are gathered from the field of his fancy.
Anyway, Gerrnany's conduct in this war
seems to bear them out as simple, solid, un-
conference.-the facts.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13
]. C. RYAN TO TALK ON
WAR SAYINGS STAMPS

]. c. Ryan. county engineer and also
engineer in charge of the Bisbee-Doug-
las highway construction work, will be
one of the speakers at the Y. NJ. c. A
monthly membership banquet at six
O'Clock tonight. He will speak on the
subject of War Savings and present
facts about the thrift stamps and baby
war bonds as well as Liberty bonds.
In addition to Mr.. Ryan there will
be several other speakers while music
and other numbers are on the banquet
program. All members of the associa-
ton who joined during the past month
or who renewed their memberships
during that period are asked to sign
up at the desk or telephone their res
ervation for the banquet, which is free.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

ella county may shortly be an i'm
portant factor in the great shipbuild-
ing plan which is being rushed with
all possible speed TO combat the Ger
nan submarine menace. according 20
information received by W. II. Keegan,
secretary of the ella County Taxpay-
ers' association. Mr. Keegan receiv-
ed a letter from the government ask
ing him to obtain samples of volcanic
tufa. which is to be found in large
quantities near Rice. II is believed
trat this rock. which combines light
ness with unusual strength. will be
practical for the construction Of con-
crete ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13
ENGLISH AS SHE IS SLAMEsED.

A Siamese newspaper carries the follow
ing at the head of its editorial column:
The news we tell the latest. Writ in a
perfectly style and most earnest. Do a
murder commit, we tell it. Do chief die.
we publish it, and in borders of somber.
Staff and each writer been college, ana
write like the Kipling and the Dickens.
We circle every town and extortionate not
for advertisements.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

The sweetest story ever told is that by an
American woman W h o recently visited
Domremy. the home of Joan of Arc. In
that little village of Lorraine where the
Maid of Orleans Was born her fathers
house still stands, and in it the visitor is
shown Joan's little room with its window
looking out upon the village church. There
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

ether big hunk Of trouble, the COB of
sloom coming straight from Burton's
I'D haunts on the well known island
Of Manhattan. and being in the form
of an indictment recently rendered
by the grand jury there. charging the
young man with passing a forged
check for the amount of $500 upon
part-as in New York city.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Her highness. the Princess de la Spring
may not have arrived yetto spend happy
season within these canyon walls. but sure
" fair and gracious Mademoiselle 1ester-
day was herald from her not distant court
to announce her coming at a not distant
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

A campaign issue for the coming city
election should be pledge for permanent
street Improvements. Unusual conditions
here make the office of city councilman
more important in Bisbee than in any other
community in the world of anywhere near
this size Vital and vexing problems con-
stantly arise before the city fathers and will
not down except that men of character and
foresight and wisdom grapple them.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13
Brief State Notes

Five head of large work horses,
four bays and one brown horse, were
stolen Wednesday night from F. l..
Davis ranch, II miles north of Casa
GTande. The horses we're tracked
into Sacaton and they we're headed
toward Tempe.
Application FOR the survey of 81
new copper claims, belonging to tie
New Cornelia company and situated
n the Ajo district, has been received
~ the office of the surveyor general
If the claims justify expectation. they
will produce mines of great value to
the state.
While en- route to the road camp al
Clifton, five Mexican prisoners eS-
caped from the guards at Pantana
The men are Regime Sandoval. Ignacio
Rodriguez. Antonio Durate, R. Limon
and Miguel Arellanez. There is
% reward offered for the arrest Of
cast Of the prisoners
Actives of bicycle thieves in Phoe-
tx have been considerably curtailed
during the past two days by the ar
rest OF three Of their number. who are
believed to have been the leaders.
For the past two weeks bicycle thiev-
cry has prevailed in an unprec,dented
manner Fully 80 bicycles were stolen
during that period
a. A. Belts, 2 member of the Ari-
injection
elected exalted ruler of the Phoenix
b. p. o. Z. lodge No. 335. for the
1888 year at the annual election of
Officers. He viii succeed Hugh /.
Cassidy. former assistant state audit
or but now CHEZ clerk in the office OF
the state engineer
Quite a row has developed between
the members of the board of supervis-
1rs of Yavapai county and the Thiel
Detective agency of Los Angeles. and
as result OF the misunderstanding
TIE board has refused the payment of
bills aggregating more than $500
which were recently presented to the
county for services rendered in this
city by operators employed by the
coast sleuthing firm.
The state tax commission has com
plied the state tax laws and will soon
publish them in booklet form. The
compilation, of these laws has been
"ccomplished only with much work
and study by members Of the com
mission All of the state tax laws are
set forth in this edition. revised to
date. Copies Of the booklet will soon
be Off the press and win be distribut-
ed 10 the county offices OF the state
free OF charge Il has not been de-
termined as vet what the price TO in
iiyiduals will be.
John Burton Of Joseph Blaicher. the
youthful forger recently brought to
Prescott fer confinement in the county
.ail pending trial bumped into an
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Continuous and heavy rains for 40
hours passed over every foot of Va
vapai county, smashing all previous
records for many years in amount of
precipitation. for a single storm. Ae-
cording to reports received at the 5.
F. P. & p. offices in Prescott. the
downpour was the heaviest south OF
Hillside and in the Humboldt coun-
try. The scene on the desert was re-
markabla. and a solid sheet Of water
was in evidence at many places. wa
gon and auto traffic being forced to a
standstill. From none of the higher
elevations was a snow report sent in.
and the benefits mining and ranging
will receive are incalculable. -
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Contrary to expectations, the court
decision in the mandamus suit OF
Lamar Cobb. former state engineer,
versus Attorney General Wiley f.
Jones was not handed down today.
The suit. in which Cobb aims 70
compel the attorney general to bring
proceedings against the commission of
state institutions as an Illegally Great
ed body, was argued last week on a
demurrer filed by the attorney gen
eral. II Cobb is successful in his suit
it will mean that the commission will
be abolished and its functions tran
sferred back to the old board Of con-
troll
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Now that state politics and county cleo
tons are coming on, isn't it about time that
someone started movement for the educa-
ton of the voters in marking of ballots?
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Over fifty Bisbee cars were in Tomb
stone Sunday and The Prospector man
talked to several and found them all
highly indignant over the stopping OF
work between here and the big copper
camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

j. : Kelly, raneher near Douglas,
has beer employed as mounted Gus
toms inspector, succeeding Chester X.
Scott. who was called to Iowa recently
by the illness of relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

This country must rely on three factors
to win the war First, we must conserve
food Second we must save Third, we
must extend our credits You. Mr. Citizen,
can assist Are you doing your bit? Have
you purchased your share of thrift stamps
and war savings stamps9
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Mrs. V A Wood, wife of Deputy
Treasurer " A. Wood. was called to
her home in Nevada, Mo-, several days
ago On account of the illness of her
sister. She expects to be absent for
some tine, having previously planned
an extended visit there.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13
County Briefs

W. l.; Meade. member of the Co
chise county local board. has been i'll
at his home in Tombstone for the past
few days with a bad case Of grippe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

No less hard Judge than Herbert Kauff-
man comes through and gives Secretary
Daniels war medal No cabinet member
in the past fifty years has been more bitter
ly assailed and ridiculed than has this sec
rotary of the navy for his innovations and
unfortunate remarks This column has,
from time to time, taken a shot at the Dan
iels ship across the waste of waters. But
the fact remains, nevertheless, as kauf
man says, that Daniels was far-sighted and
forceful enough to prepare the navy. SO
far as possible, in advance for the war.
The result was that he had real fleet ready
to send to English waters. He had equip
ment, supplies and GUNS. He has kept
ahead of the hounds, which is to say his
critics And that is more than Baker was
able to do And Baker started in the wax
as a veritable Napoleon in comparison with
Daniels Honor to whom honor is due.
Daniels, the joke and weakling of the cabi-
net, has been developed by the emergency
of the war into bigger. stronger man than
was thought humanity possible year agn.
This man Hutchinson, head of the ship
carpenters union, Is the worst foe organlz-
ed labor has had since Noah built the ark
He has practically defied the government
at Washington. The patience of the govern
ment is proverbial, and therefore many men
have deceived it, notably Wilhelmn of Ger
many. But once this governmental patti
ence is exhausted it Is ike that of all patti
ent, strong. kindly fair-minded men. it
changes in that very process of exhaustion
to white wrath that burns like escaping
steam and has the same power and peril for
those in its path. With the nation reused
at last to the terrible crisis of this summer
of the war, it is not likely that it will sub
NIT to these continued and offensive delays
in shipbuilding simply because of the tech
nical subterfuges and selfish complaints of
a few union leaders who are abusing their
vested powers and leading their followers
into deep waters without life raft.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

she saw her visions and prayed for her be-
loved France. And this American woman,
inspired by this place of heroic recollec-
tons, declares that she feels inclined to be-
lieve all the French legends about the maid
that have been revived and applied to the
present war. Perhaps, after all. the maid
who tended sheep upon the hillsides near
this little house comes again in armor with
her grace and glory and flaming courage
to plead again for France. A French poilu
declared the other day that one night on a
battlefield he saw vision of the Maid
bending over wounded soldier and kiss
ing him upon the brow Maybe so. This
practical American newspaper woman was
so moved by the memories of the Joan of
Arc house as to declare that perhaps in that
one small room is contained the secret OF
French heroism at the Marine, Verdun and
the Chemin des Danes. And she calls that
heroism the divine essence that is known
to the world as the soul of France
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

In trying to dismount from a runa-
way horse on Twelfth street in Doug
las iast Saturday, Mrs. Roy F. Soule.
aged IS, of Montelair, n. J.. was
thrown to the pavement and instantly
killed. Her neck was broken in the
fall. Mrs. Soule had been visiting her
uncles, W. H. and II. n. Reno, for
about month and vas preparing to
return 10 her home in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

REVIEW WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

John Burton Of Joseph Blaicher. the
youthful forger recently brought to
Prescott fer confinement in the county
'ail. pending trial. bumped into an
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

One civilian and two military police
men can capture thirty-two soldiers.
This vas demonstrated Sunday after
noon when Deputy Sheriff Percy Bow
den and two provost guards took 50
Sammies in tow a few miles west of
ROdeO. The officers had received word
that A large number of soldiers had
gone to Rodeo for liquor. They sta
toned themselves just west of the Ari-
zona-New Mexico state line and waited
for Unole Sans (booze) fighters.
The soldiers were stopped and
searched. Four had no liquor on them.
while o, the other IS, each is said to
have bad one or two bottles. The rs
soldiers were turned over to the pro-
vost guard and the liquor was confis-
Gated.
The soldiers are said to have sent
one of their number, dressed in civil
ian clothes, to purchase the booze. re-
alizing that their uniforms would
stand between them and the much-de-
sired joy-juice
Deputy Sheriff o. F. Patterson and
Constable J. S. Kirby also patroled the
road to Rodeo for bootleggers.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Five head of large work horses,
tour bays and one brown horse, were,
stolen Wednesday night from F. l.
Davis ranch, II miles north of Casa
GTande. The horses were tracked
into SacatOn and they were headed
toward Tempe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-13

Owing to the shortage of help in the
local immigration service, F. w. Heath
inspector in charge At Douglas, will
move his office to the line and temper
arily abandon his uptown office in the
federal building. Mr.. Heath not only
attends TO the duties of immigration
Inspector, where he is called upon to
wise passports of those coming out OF
Mexico CT going in, but attends to the
work OF clerk of the federal court.
The uptown office has been main
tanned for some time TO accommodate
local people. Now that his office is
working under the handicap of lack of
immigration assistance. he is compeIl-
ed to transact all business at the line.
The departure of Clark c. Ford. in
spector. for the army, throws just that
much mere work onto Mr.. Heaths
shoulders.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
TEN COMMANDMENTS
\ Revised Version Applicable to BOY
Fighting Battle Of Liberty.

J. Thou shalt not evirt. for non
payment Of rent. soldiers dependents
under penalty OF $1,000 fine.
: Thou shalt not ear OF sob
dier's life Insurance because of delayed
premiums.
q Thou shalt not foreclosr mort
SaSe on soldiers property
Thou shalt not take away sol
dier's home CA which he has made part
Payment.
!. Thou shalt not sell soldiers
property because Of bis failure to pay
the taxes. national. state cor loeal
=. Thou shalt not settle lawsuit
against a soldier during his absence
Z II soldier sue. the courts shall
postpone action until he can attend to
IL.
:. II soldier have mime. or tim
Ter. or farm claim. assessments on
which are overdue f. shall be held fof
him.
=. Honor thy soldier and tbs srilor.
that thy days may boz long of Liberty
10. No man hath greater love than
he that onereth his life for the world s.
sake. AMI II il commanded that neither
lawyers. nor the loan sharks. nor fhe
satherers 81 titles shall futtcn on hhm.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
MINER TAKES WIN He
PATICA AND GETS
WELL.
Recommends the Famous Vim iIepa.
thea Prescription to All Who
Suffer from Stomach. Liver
or Kidney Trouble.

Luther Collier. well known miner of
Madisonvilie. Ky. writes la this note
regarding his relief from rheumatic
pains. stomach liver AMI kidney
troubles.
Il feel very much Improved as a
result of taking Vim Hcpatica. had
been suffering with liver aud kidney
trouble but since taking Vim Iiepa-
tica I am relieved of the rheumatic
pains. my digestion Is good. and my
liver and kidneys are not boiherine
me any more
Il recommend this valuable remedy
to anyone troubled with stomach liver
inactivity. or rheumatism"
Come Ia and get bottle Of thi,
wonderful nature prescription and try
II ON our recommendation Helm 4
Ellison. Hickman, Ky adv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
srNDAY FARM WORK.

Judges DOB Kenmcky have refas.d 90
punish persons accused of 81 lrkiug 1u
farms on Sunday. bat have commend
cd them for so doing. This was re-
ported fo the Department ~ Asricui
tufes recent farm labor conference
boo Birmiueinm. Ala. Not hong ago
fle rural churches in Indiana. in a
the position that it o. quite right and
proper Co DO farm work on Sunday
~ that sunday work g. necessary 90
prodnce food crops 10 help whip Ger
manly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22

Building activities these days ART
attended with more or less delays and
vexafions. Labor and materials are
both hard a. get but. Notwithstanding
these annoyances. the two big build
ines the $1,000 Christian church
aud the SlO000 Parrish 4 Ward ga
ra now under construction in iIick-
mau. are gradually going up Both
were delayed while GA account Of
not being able 10 secure brick masons.
but this difficulty has been overcome.
For Sale: 1 want a. sell shed.
The lumber ia IL will be- "a bargain
less than 2nd hand prices. Call at my
office and sill make YOU an inter
esting figure W \. Dodds tie.
Judge j. =. Robbins and Atty. W j.
webb were here from Mayiieid. Tues
day taking dispositions.
Call BetteFsworth for the best things
In Groceries.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
$l00 Reward, S100

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased 70 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Cafarrh being greatly
influenced b. constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous sur
faces Of the System thereby destroy ing
the foundation Of the disease. giving the
patient strength By building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative powers OF Hlils
Catarrh Medicine that they orer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that ~ falls
20 cure Send for list Of testimonials
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo.
Ohio. SOLD By all Druggist. 75c-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
BARBECUED MEATS.
arrangements Made For Feeding
Crowd At War Conference.

ne local committee Of tlc Kentucfy
""ncil Of Defense has made arrauc,
i'ehis with Tom Pendleion. the Russ
hee cafe man. to have "a zig barbecue.
70 help feed the visitors who win g..
'''e saturday 10 attend ihe ali daf
var e"hferenee and rally go the clurs
"''S. There will De- an ahundance
"af''-e'ied pork and mutton. also
'''" drinks. eonfections. etc. 40 O.
''''i'd to be- erected right 10 the court
n"uSr The proceeds of course are
:" i~' shared by the Defense Council
merely for defraying It's expense
a"''"t The celebration Visitors have
''''n Requested 90 bring their diuuer-
'''' Those who DO not care % 90 So
hlly purchase their lunch at reason
able prizes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22

Mr.. Wallastou- the new proprietor
of Walnut Log Hotel on tseelfoot lake
has plans for "a new. modern 2u-ruon
hotel with which 90 replace the fam
Gus log hostclry lie j. having some
trouble however in getting bidders ON
the contract owing To- labor scarcity.
etc. In the meantime. he D. having
the lake road graded and making the
place more accessible; building large
lee storage room and plains a. build
an elevated board walk out to the
open waters Of the lake doing away
with the task Of pulling boats through
the moss and lilly fields.
Mrs. J. A. Stone went 10 Milan,
Tenn. Tuesday. 10 spend "a few days
with home folks.
Bailey Huddleston WIS over from
Fulton last of the week
Prompt service and low prlces.-Bet-
tersworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22

The average farmer gets too little
out 81 life. Ills program u all work
AMI no play. At AN opportune time
be- should plan fan outing for the
whole family Take them out into the
fresh autumnal air Of the woodland
aud spent two or three days Ia hapri-
ness aud cnufcnimeut. Nothing will
give the young folks more pleasure
than Ia 90 ont Into the forest and
gather nuts Ga ont with the inten-
tion Of having real good time and
don't get IN too much OF "A hurry % re-
turn home Take your camping outfit
kodak. some magazines. some eats and
cook aud sleep Ia the great Out doors.
You will come hack feeling like two
year old"
The 1919 reunion Of the State Lodge
H. 4. %. a.. will De- held la Louisville.
spana vista-a Zoe Cigar for JItny
Courier for three months. 40c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22

t. II. Middleton. "a years ~ age.
"A prominent citizen Of near kevil
ballard county. died Friday night
about ! o'clock. from fetanus or
lock jaw. resulting from "a wound he
received when he stepped on a rusty
nail about week age. Serum was
injected but the casc was too far al
yanced for medical treatment The
deceased suffered intense pain
Leslie. son Of 4. H. Weeks. Of Full
ton. a volunteer. has been promoted
from first lieutenant 10 captain For
months he was stationed nj Camp Tay-
Tor. then transferred TO Chillicoth
Ohio. as instructor
Mrs Ebert Campbell, of Union City
who have been visiting the families
of Mrs. Fannie Shaw and Geores
Buck. of Hickman. returned homs
Thursday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
NEW FERRY.
Barnes Bros. Fine. New Boat Aboui
Ready for service.

Barnes Bros. our loeai frrrymcu.
maintaining service between Hickman
and the Missouri shore. iaVc q new
FERRY hoaf 90 fhe Hickman nndine
which IS just about ready for service
10 b. fo take the place of toe old Ken
tucky. aud IS the largest BE- mot thc
h,.-f. hoat If tlie kind ever put bon tha
trade here The ncw craft bias heeu
uamcd ~Dorcna-" 10 is burger even
.fhan the ofd !. H. and win he pro
peilcd hy % 30 b. D. lambert engine
ilrr equipment for comfort and sew
siee IS au tint eouid be desired piu
safety aHd ample capacity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22
MONEY Is Plentiful.

More actual money gold. silver ami
paucr currency s. In circulation at
present ihau SO amy Time in the na
TONS history and there Is a bigger
share for every man. woman aud child.
4 treasury report shows S.'.559. opo. 600
in circulation TUp.uOooOO more than
a year ago and l75.OOouOO more than
month ago making an average 81
- "a for each lerson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-22

Rev j. \. Dean. pastor If the
Christian church at Fulton. has ae-
cepted an appointment Tor overseas
s. NJ q. A. work. Ills church has
granted him leave Of absence. effect.
ive October ist
Miss Pauline Hurnes. and visitor,
Miss BARNES. ~ Hickman. and Miss
Mari. Moore spenf Tuesday la New
Madrid Fast Prairie Eagle