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c ir 1RW lay, January 20, 1907 DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BEL1 Page Five . 1 This Space is Reserved for IICK MILICK The Arizona Real Estate Broker I JL C. Hopkins f SURVEYOR (loom II, Wightman Building, Globe Let the Baker Do the Work! Re-opened by Wyant Bros, Star Bakery THE WAGON WILL CALL AT YOUR HOME WITH A FULL LINE OF BREAD, PIES AND PASTRY. LET THE BAKER DO THE WORK PURE BRED WHITE LEGHORN EGGS $1.00 per setting C. P. BREITENTEIN, West of Graveyard IfflET STILL UTILE m Liquidation in Now York Continued Yesterday, Although Close Showed Some Strength Coppors Show "More ..Strength than Now York Market. Franz Lumber Co. (Incorporated) Lumber, doors, windows, paints, oils, varnishes and cement. All kinds of builders material Sole Agents for Douglas Cement Yards located on Railroad Street one block west of the Court House. A Chance for every Lady to get a new dress for tp5.Z5 WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE CONSIGNMENT QF THE WELL KNOWN NOERA SUITINGS AND WE ARE OVERSTOCKED, AND IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT WE WILL SELL THEM FOR 65c yd. THESE SUITINGS ARE FIFTY-SIX INCHES WIDE AND ARE ALL WOOL AND ARE WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICE WE ASK FOR THEM. IN ALL THE LEADING COLORS. SOME OF THESE ARE JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL DRESSES. REMEMBER WE ARE MAKING A REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT IN OUR MILLINERY DE PARTMENT. OLD OMINION COMMERCIAL COMPANY BARCLAY, HIGDON & CO. Single and Double Teams Saddle Horses Hay, Grain & Coal A Specialty made of Fine Livery Rigs ephone 171 Globe, Arizona '. R. NORTON Architect Upstairs, Oates-Wightman Bldg. Telephone 1031 United Drug & usic Company Just received a large consignment of the very latest Victor and Edison Phonographs e keep Records without end. Large and varied assortment of sheet music on hand Just north of bridge Something New Something Nice Finest line of ART SQUARES ever ex hibited here. Also a Splendid Assort ment of RUGS, all grades and all prices. COMING Will be here next week, four carloads of mixed Furniture, the newest styles and embracing everything. I J. P. McNeill's tentn iners (By I. N. Kinsey) GLOBK, January IS). Liquidation in tho Now York market continued today, bitf declines being made in tho whole list. Amalgamated sold down to $t 11.G0 but rallied at the close to $112.(i2. A slight rally was noticed in tho rest of the list at tho close. T.ho bank state niont was considered good, but had lit tle effect on the market. Indications for Monday point to a lower opening and a continuation of the liquidation that started soveral days ago. However, the liquidation in tho past week has been very sovore and stocks should bo bought for a turn at least. Weakness in the Now York market was not reflected in such a pronounced mnnnor in tho coppers as was the case ycsteulay. The rally in Amalgamated at tho close will havo a good effect on copper shares Monday, should tho rally continue Tho liquidation tho past few days in coppers has been fast and furi ous and ti heavy short interest exists in some of the stocks which will cover on any show of strength. Think Shnn lion, Ifnngp, North Butto and Tama rack, if bought at presont prices, will .show good profit to buyers. Globe Consolidated was stronger to day than for some time past, advancing up to $11, SO bid. Superior & Boston was also stronger today, boing $1.50 bid. Boston Coppors Allouez $ 01.00 Amorican-Sagiiiaw 10.00 Arizona Commercial 311.00 Butto & London 2.37 Boston Consolidated .. 30.00 Bingham 32.00 Black Mountain .'. 9.50 Butto Coalition 3G.75 Cananea Central 20.50 Copper Bange , , 05.25 Calumet & Arizona ......... 177.00 Daly-Wcst ; 18.50 Demi-Arizona .. 70.00 Ely .. - J 2.75 East Butte 14.75 Granby .... . 130.00 Hancock ..,... 17.50 Koweenaw . .. 14.25 Greeno Consolidated ...... J9.00 Xipissing . 13.12 Old Dominion 53.00 Osceola , . 155.00 Shannon .-. 22.75 Shattuck 45.00 Superior i: Pittsburg 20.25 Utah Consolidate.! 71.02 Warren I "... 14.50 Globo Consolidated 11.50 Franklin . 25.00 Centennial -. 3).00 Mohawk , S9.50 Adventure ..... 5.00 Michigan 21.50 Grcone-Cananea 22.25 Superior & Boston . 4.50 Quincy 115.00 Tamarack 150.50 Trinity .. 34.75 Arcadian . . . 13.25 Iron Cap, asked 75 Keystone 2.12 Inspiration, bid 2(5 Queen Copper, asked . 10 New York Stocks Amalgamated ,. $112.62 Anaconda 272.25 American Smoltors .... 140.12 Colorado Fuol & Iron . 51.87 Heading .. .. 128.37 U. .S. Steel, common . 40.50 New York Central 120.25 Pennsylvania ...... .. 131.00 Union Pacific . 173.02 Southern Pacific 92.37 St. Paul 147.25 Atchison 103.37 Baltimore & Ohio 117.00 Erie .. 3S.75 MALE DEESS 11EE0RM IT IS HOPELESSLY HAMPERED BY THE STIFF WHITE SHIRT. Defeated Death Itself The remarkable case of a child, Ruth (ieoffrey, who was virtually raised from the dead at tho Fnrnham Isolation hos pital, has aroused intense interest. The child, who is eight years old and who has twico had pneumonia, was brought in in what looked liko a hope less condition, suffering from diphtheria. She was really at her last gasp. She was lemoved to tho operating room, where two doctors and three nurses weie in attendance. No sooner .had the chloroform been given than the child's breathing ceasad. Her heart certainly did not beat. Tho child's color was waxen. One of tho nurses left the room say ing, "It is all over." But tho doctors determined to proceed with tho opera tion. Tracheotomy was performed for the first tinio in tho hospital, antitoxin trcatmont being employed in tho earlier stages of diphtheria. The child was ap parently dead. Tho operation took ex actly twenty minutes. Then, as a last hopp, artificial respiration, aided by strychnine, brandy and hot bottles, was employed. To everyone's amnzemont, tho child began to breatho again. Tho staff was delighted as well as astonished. How long tho child ceased to breatho it is, of course, difficult to tell. Unless hor heart becomes affected there is an excellent chance for hor complete re covery. Tho tube has been removed from her throat and sho can now speak quite clearly. London cable to tho New York Herald. Pointed Paragraphs Othor nion's ideals nro not always square deals. Poets aro born, but good husbands are made. Opportunity doesn't bothor men who take beauty sleeps. Unless a man has money ho can't afford to bo eccentric. This is tho glorious season when a scent's worth of llowors costs a dollar. A woman doesn't grentlj' object to confessing her "go if sho doesn't look it. Ono man never sneers at another un less somo woman is nt the bottom of it. Chicago Nows. Subscribo for tho Daily Silver Bolt. Tlie Wuy Thin Garment Interferes With Doth Hc-nlth nml Comfort. Some of the AbNiirdltlea of the Pres ent Muacullne Stylo of Attire. The necessity by which men feel eo erced of proving to tho world that they wear white shirts lies nt the basis of nil tho dlllleultloB of the dress problem. Until the garment becomes extinct It Is hopeless to attempt the reform of men's dress on the lines of health and comfort. It will of course ultimately disap pear, for It Is but the mark of n stage In the evolution of dress, just as the vermiform appendix Is n useless evolu tionary remnant In the body. But the question Is whether we ought to await the slow course of evolution or to use our common sense and abandon the ancient Kurment at once. Why do we wear white shirts'? Ages ngo it wns only the wealthy who could afford to clothe themselves In linen. The possession of linen uuderwear was then a mark of social position, and there was an obvious ndvautage In making public display of It. We may put down three-fourths of the discomfort of the hot summer to the account of the starched shirt. It prevents the very process devised by nature to keep the body cool tho evap oration of sweat. In so far as It hin ders this natural process In summer, the white sfiirt favors disease. But In winter It Is n fruitful cause of Illness. In winter the mere wearing of a white shirt would no doubt leave a man no better and no worse If bo were content to wear it for Ids own satisfac tion. But theurlous law of evolution comes In nud compels lilm to wear It In such a way as to do himself physical Injury. Wherever evolution Is at work it leaves vestiges literally, footprints. Probably it Is millions of years since the vermiform appendix became a use less organ, but It still survives. All evolutionary survivals appear to be harmful. The appendix Is the seat of nppendlcltls. Iu the luuer corner of the eye there Is the remuunt of a once useful third lid, which now only lodges dust nud causes Irritation. The lord chancellor's wig was once u comfort In ancient drafty legislative chambers aud now merely serves to muke a sensible man look ridiculous and give him headaches. People who drew up lawH were long ago paid according to the number of words, but the multiplicity of words now only causes coufuslon. So tho white shirt that was once a badge of wealth and culture, being no longer of value for that purpose, Is only a cause of discomfort and disease. It Is necessary to cut a piece out of the vest and the coat, Just over the most Important organs of the body, in order to prove to our neighbors that we wear white sdilrts. Consequently In the winter time we expose the lungs and the air passages to the cold wind end the cold rain. From the point of view of health nothing could be more stupid. Bron chitis Is one of the most deadly of all diseases lu this country. Bronchitis Is simply inflammation of the bronchial tubes. This iutlnmmatipn is excited by u chill, a chilling of that, part of the body left exposed in order to show that we wear white shirts. Tho white shirt, lu fact, might ap pear In the tables of the registrar gen eral as the cause of so many deaths, perhaps 100,000 a year. And does It really Improve a man's appearance? By virtue of the associa tion of Ideas it certainly does. Usual ly men who do not wear white shirts are not given to cleauliuess. The man who wears a white shtrt washes his faco and hands and brushes his clothes; hence when we see a white front and whlto cuffs we experience that, pleas aut sensation produced by general neatness of the person and clothing. But that a few square iuches of white clothing over the chest makes a man look better Is uu absurd conclusion. The case for the white shirt has not a leg to stand upon. The garment is uncomfortable, unhealthy and unbe coming. Aud as It has lost the only useful function It ever possessed that Is, Its symbolism of exceptional wealth wo ought to discard It altogether. Tho dllllcultles of this "course are very great no doubt What we wnut Is an "antlwhlte shirt society," which would agree to wear, from some prearranged date, a ilre.-s designed wholly with re gard for comfort, health and beauty. T. F. Manning In Loudon Gossip. ....The Globe National Bank.... CAPITAL, $50,000 A legitimate banking business transacted in all its branches. We as sure you of prompt and courteous treatment and solicit your account. The Globe National Bank Globe, Arizona If you want the best results advertising can get for you try the DAILY SILVER BELT and be convinced. R ANYTHING YOU WANT! Of the quality you want, in the quantity you require, is our of fer in Meats and Poultry. Another offer we propose is careful handling, cutting and delivery. Still another, lowest selling price tho market will warrant. With such a combination, proved by years of square dealing, ought we not to have your trade? Pioneer Meat Co. J. S. SCOTT Complete line of PLUMBERS' MATERIAL Always on hand North Broad st., Just below Gila Val ley Bank He hears wedding bells and knows just where to go to pur chase a gift for the young couple. We are receiving new goods every day. The GLOBE JEWELRY COMPANY Sinking? I.ove In n Tree. Billing and cooing among the Pijlans Is n curious feature In their social cus toms. It is decidedly against tho rule to do nuy courting Avlthlu doors. The gardens or 'plantations are the spots held sacred to Cupid, and tho generally approved trysting place of lovers Is high up among the branches of a breadfruit tree. You may often walk around n plantation on a moonlight night aud see couples perched forty feet from tho ground in the breadfruit trees, one on each side of the trunk, a position which comes fairly within the limits of a Fijian maiden's ideas of modesty. I.oril lloNelicry'n Definition. It is to Lord Itosebcry that wo are Indebted for the most modern defini tion of memory. "What is memory?" said a friend one day to him. "Mem ory." replie I his lordship, "is the feel ing that steals over us when wo listen to our friends' original stories." Lon don Bystander. Friendship is a good deal like your credit. The lesjs used tho better it la.--Stlonn Springs (Ark.) Herald and Dem ocrat. Sometimes women play enrds at a card party if there is nothing to talk about. A woman seems to be nfraid that if sho wears anything on hor feet and chest site might cntch cold. The more a man curls his mustache the moro ho Beems to think it takes tho placo of brains. Tho reason a girl can fool her mother so easy is hor mother used to do tho somo thing herself. To a woman it would hardly seem like being married unless she worried over whether hor husband woro warm enough flannels. Now York Press.' X: flrT"yi V NNw - FOR EVERYTHING IN Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Ammunition, Guns, Cutlery, Notions etc., go to G. S. Van Wagenen. The BUSINESS MAN'S LUNCH The Lunch Problem is one that confronts every business man. "Where can I get a good, whole some lunch, well cooked and quickly served?" Is a ques tion that almost every busy man asks himself every day. We make a specialy of serving a "BUSINESS MAN'S LUNCH," well cooked, always ready to serve and centrally located as we are, insure celerity and satisfac tion. Try us today Del Monte Restaurant A. F. BANICEVICH, Proprietor ARIZONA STEAM LAUNDRY Assay er and Chemist H. E. BIERCE Globe, Arizona Agent for DEMING SMELTER Hotel MAUREL NORTH GLOBE Finest rooms in the city. Everything new, rates reasonable and special inducements offered to getting accommodations by the month RYAN'S Stationery, School Books and School Supplies NEW GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS, get the Latest. Any magazine you want Buy your Ammunition here. WE ALSO RENT GUNS. RYAN'S GLOBE MEAT MARKET DENIS MURPHY PROPRIETOR I am supplying the demand of my enourmous trade by giving them fresh, fat and juicy steaks and prime short rib roasts, mutton and veal from my own cattle ranch. Arizona pasture fed steers cannot be beat, therefor you can rely on getting the fresfiest meats that can te procured in the city. A carload of KANSAS CORN FED FORK just received. Give us a trial and be convinced and you will not inspect further but will have ono of our solicitors call at once for your order. Do not be deceived and overlook this opportunity. Choice Meats and Poultry of all Kinds E F. KELLNER & CO., Globe, Ariz., will sell their 88 feet front tfnre nrnnprtv. fixture t. stock nf rirv (Sonde, droceriec W.W. W -.WW. .J, ........ w , w.ww.f w. -J "w 1 W,. WWW.. w Hardware, also tne Lost umen uoid Mines ana mm, ana finally the Globe Bank and Savings Co. Ail are paying well. Bids for all, or parts thereof, will be received till sold at best terms. All accounts close pay day. Merchandise "Closing Out Sale" till finished. Address. E. F. KELLNER, Globe, Arizona. If you want to save money trade at Mill William's Store He carries a full line of Groceries, Hardware, Crock ery, Leather, Liquors and Cigars, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Stationery. Wm. Mill Williams North Globe and Smelter Merchant BANKER'S GARDEN 9 The Finest Resort in Globe Popular with all classes winter and summer. Re freshments of all kinds. Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors A. B. C and Anheuser-Busch Beer always on Draught GLOBE LIMBER COMPANY Wholesale and . Retail Dealers Mining Timbers a Specialty A. TROJANOVICH Proprietor -i- mmmmmimmmmm ' - ttpr w, ppr tw 4i 3" - . J 4f . 5.. ' -A 4'-K ' 1 . ST' S3 " " 3 - V '' aft mM , ;?, ,rfA V". ' ' yB?- 1 t "ilf