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j: - JT f IK w . &i- 4v' Sgv 4' b, -if' St r I"' "J Page Two DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT nrnfii - - Thursday, Aprll181907 ARIZONA SILVER BELT DAILY AND WEEKLY 1'ubllshed cnch morning oxcopt Monday. Admitted to tlio mnila as second class matter JOS. H. HAMTLIi, Froprlotor Member of tlio Aasoelnted Press SUBBOBIPTION RATES Dally, by mall, one ycar.........$7.50 Daily, by carrior, ono month....- 75 Weokly. ono year ... ... 2.50 Weokly, six months .......... ... 1.25 Cash in advance Subscribers' Notico Subscribers plenno notify this oflieo in case of non-delivery of tho dnlly, .Mondny oxcopted. Advertising rates made known on application. V1 ffa . Tho political status of Ohio has boen determined. Repercsntativo Longworth snys ho is for Taft. The author of "Ploradora" is dead. Lot's see; that's tho play that had a chorus with Evelyn Ncsbit in it. President Roosovolt says ho has no pot enndidato for prcsidont. Well, Taft is some Inrgo to bo called a pot. There is a proposition on foot in Bos tun to .erect a statuo to Silonco. And the question nnturnlly arises, Will it be goldonl I r $&f hAh i Jiff HHfivSSHHUGflHHII LflBBBBBB 4it - vBBh v a i SBBBnn9KXBflSBSBBKE9KJXK!9l BBBBBnrMBHBBBfl & bBBBBbBBt BLJBBSBKBBBMttflB ABMVnHVJHBHMBBSBBB ll3ttlHBilMHallaHIIHM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Make Your Wants Know Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results. AdvciUsomenm under Ibis tumd 10 cent per linn tho first Insertion and fl cent tcr lino each subsequent Insertion lly tho month, 81. (W per-tlno o nd Inserted or less than to cents. AU udH under this bend muit bo puld for In advance. Discount to regular Advertisers WAUTED POSITION WANTED Japaneso cook wants position in mining camp. Ad dross Kana Yama, this office. 101 "Tho prico of liquid air has beon reduced," says an exchange, but it will be some tinio yet before it becomes as cheap as hot air. Former Secretary Shaw says the trouble with the stock msrirot In Xew York Is that it was ovorstlmulated. Who ever heard of water stimulating f Phoonix has made somowhnt of a record ior rapid subscriptions toward raising a fund for n Y. M. C. A. build ing. Qlobo might take a hint fnm the Capital city. If President Roosovolt, as some of his ardent supporters desire, were to iq main president until tho Panama cana is comploted, how long will it bo boforo it is and how old will ho be? A large portion of the wrongdoing in this world, declares a Massachusetts bishop, is tho result of lato marriages. Tho remainder of tho troublo ho probab ly ascribes to early mnrriagos. It is now reported that Governor Ilagcrman of Now Mexico, as woll as Governor Kibboy of Arizona, is soon to be put on the bench. As thero aro a number of Rough Riders still without federal jobs, it looks as though there might be somothing in tho rumor. DUKE OF MANCHESTER AND VISCOUNT MANDEVILLE. When the young Duke of Manchester came, over to America a few years ago and carried oft Miss Helen Zlniuiorinan of Cincinnati, the mayor's daugh ter, as his bride and duqhesa, there was much uioro than a nine days' wonder as to bow the mati'h would turn out It appears that his grace William Au gustus Drogo Montagu, otherwise the Duko of Manchester, Is one foreign uoblemnu whose matrlmoulnl alliance with an American beauty has not turned out sadly. Viscount Muudevllle, the young son of the pair and heir to tho dukedom, wait lioru In 1002. The duke Is now thirty years of age. Ills duke dom was founded In 1719. WANTED At Silver Bolt office, ton rags for press washing,. cot- WANTED Competent waiters at the Dominion hotel. WANTED Waitress at the Occidontal restaurant, opposite the postofllco. 103 WANTED Cook. Apply at Mrs. N. H. Emmons on Iob hill, block bolow res ervoir. """" 103 WANTED Parties wishing to dispose of real estato to call at tho Globe Real Estato office. 103 WANTED TO RENT Throo-room fur nished houso or rooms. Address until Tuesday P. O. Box 908. ' 100 LOST Dragon scarf pin with diamond botween Ballground and Dominioif'ho tol. Reward if left at office of Silver Bolt. 102 4 EBTRAYED Roan horse, four white foetj brand T-X on hip (To bar X). Reward $7 for return to Barclay k Iligdon stable. Oliver Kelley, Copper hill. 171 LOST Pair of gauntlet gloves; now automobilo gloves. Roward for roturn to this office LOST Orodit book on First National bank, certificate $300 on Gila Val ley bnnk, recoipt from V. Y. Smith for $50. Roturn this office recoivo reward of. $5. tf Just Received A large- carload of Stoves and Ranges; ' the World's best V FOE SENT FOR RENT Room in tlio Poatofflco building. Apply at Sliver Belt jffice. TO LET Two room cabin for oatch ing. Inquiro Mrs. J. L. Knopfel, sec ond house sou tli of Hill street I ridge. that tho only way to boat Bryan is to pit Roosovolt against hlmf The Ropublicana will have tho first say. Tho majority party that is, the party in powor usually strips for aQ tion first. If Mr. Roosovolt shall bo nominated in June, would Mr. Bryan accept a nomination in July? Or would ho send Folk, or Culberson, or Tom Johnson to the slaughtorl Or woutd ho say this is another occasion for a "safe and sano" ticket and prdor, the nomination of Gray or Harmony con fident in the beliof, blissful in tho hope, that Roosovolt 's victor in 1903 would eclipse that of 19041 "Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble." THE OPERA BOUFFE OF IT At Dos Moines somo days ago Mr. Bryan rocalled and cancelod tho com mendation ho had so frequently given Mr. Roosovolt, declaring that the presi dent had gono too far oh tho road to reform to continue a Republican and not far enough to becomo a Democrat. At tho samo timo ho affixed tho seal of his approval on Robert M. La Foliotto with the dictum that tho sonntyr from Wisconsin is tho only gonuino Democrat tho Republican party can show, whero upon Mr. La Folletto immediately came out for Mr. Roosevelt as his candidate for president in 1903. Then appeared Mr. John Temple Graves, who, faco to faco with tho "matchless" and tho "peerless," admonished Mr. Bryan that there is nothing for Lira to do but to enter the Democratic national conven tion next year and join tho enthusiastic, the unanimous, tho delirious nomination of Mr. Roosovolt through that body. As yet there are folks who assert thnt America is a poor themo for opera bouffe. Mr. Graves was good enough to say that Mr. Roosovolt has not yot reached that stage of oxaltation in Dem ocracy that Mr. Bryan has attained who has? but that Mr. Roosovolt is just as good a Democrat as a Repub lican can got to bo, and tho only avail able man the ex-grand old Democratic party can name. Only last week Mr. Bryan again read all tho Clovoland Democrats out of tho "party for aiding Mr. McKinloy in 1890. What he will do to Mr. Graves for proposing Mr." Roosovelt for 1908 romains to be seen. It is well undorstopd that it is impossi ble for anything to bo Democratic that uryan coos not ovolvo out of his BOILERMAKERS AT G. Q. SMELTER OUT Sovon Union Hon Called Out at Doug las on Tologram from Union Head quarters Caused by Differences Be tween Southwestern and Union. WARNING GIVEN M M FOR RENT Nicely furnishod rooms with bath in private family, South Hill street; Phone 1391. 188 FOR RENT Several neatly furnished rooms at tho McKevitt houso, north of bridge, over Angius & Zenovlch grocery store. 181 LOST AND FOUND LOST Pair gray buckskin gloves bo tween Sultan's grocery und Ball grounds. Return to this otlice. ESTRAYED Two sorrel maros, whito stripe. in faco; both mares look aliko; branded (8) quarter circle eight on left hip. Fifteen dollars reward for delivery of both to Barclay & Ilig don 'b Btable, A. M. I.ufkin, Copper hill. 171 FOR SALE FOR SALE Furnished houso ten rooms close in; easy terms. .1. S. Towle. tf SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE In quiro nt this office tf FOR SALE A folding cot, mattress and pillow, practically new and cheup. Call at tent in Konnoy's park. 101 FOR SALE Household furnituro cheap. Address If. II. Freeman at Edmund son residence, East Globe. 105 FOR SALE No. 6 Remington Typo wrltor. Miss J. B. Allen, one door ninth Arizona Steam laundry. 105 Monarch Malleable Range : Moore's Merit Steel Range Stewart's Steel Range . Excelsior Steel Range Cast wood and coal Cook Stoves. Gasoline Stoves and Ovens A large car of Alaska Refrigerators and Ice Chests, white enameled and plain, all sizes and prices. A large assortment of Art Squares and Rugs Cheap and High Prices J. P. McNEIL Opposite Miner's Union Hall 3 y COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXOCXXXXOCK3CKXW LOST Gray coat between Livo Oak road and Roggonstroh hill. Loavo at this office; reward. 101 FOR SALE An imposing fivo-room house with bath; modern in every rospect; owner wishing to leave town. Globe Real Estato Office. 103 Asked to Remain Away from Bisbec Owing to Striko There Emissary of Copper Queen Denies That He Had Made False Promises to Men. Mr. labyrinth of political vagarios, and that nobody can bo a Democrat whom Mr. Bryan has not branded with his mark. But Mr. Bryan is tho idol of a largo following. Thore are millions of Domo erats who would rather go to defeat with him than to victory with another, even though that othor wero a Bryanito from the beginning. If Mr. Bryan will take it, thore is nothing more cortain that that ho will head tho ticket la boled "Domocratic" in 1908. What then? Who, othor than Roosovelt, can beat himl It is equally plain that Mr. Roosovelt can got tho Republican nom ination iu 1908 without a struggle. Sup poBo IJoosovolt shall conclude, supposo the Repnblicmn prry ghall conohido, Tho union boilermakers of the Cop per Queen reduction works wcro or dered out yesterday by a wiro from tho presidont of tho organization in Kansas City. A Dispatch representa tive found somo of tho men who had quit work at tho order of the president of tho boilermakers union and asked for tho reason of this act on tho part of tho union, says the Dou'glas Dispatch. Ono of tho boys who had learned his trado here at tho Copper Queen state i that ho did not know what tho reason was, but that ho understood it was on account of tho Southwestern railroad. "We had trouble with tho road when the Alantogordo differenco arose about a year ago. Every union boilermakor all atong tho line was replaced by non union men." Another ono of the men who quit work yesterday stated emphatically that it was in no way connected with tho Blsbco strike. "We nro called out on account of the differenco botween tho railroad and tho boilermakers. Tho Copper Queen company owns tho railroad and as wo are working for tho company wo aro considered to bo working for. tho rail road. Honco, tho cattso of tho telegram ordering us out. Of course, it will make no difference to tho company that wo have, as wo woro tho only union boilermakers working for tho ontiro company and six or soven mo:t can bo casly replaced. Wo disliko to leave tho Copper Queon company, as wo have always been woll paid and aro ontiroly satisfied in ovory particular. Wo recoivo good wagos, bottor than we oxpect to got olsowhero, and it is by no desiro of ours that wo leave tho Copper Queon company. Tho order 'omes to us as a surpriso and wo woro not expecting it. But wo bolong to tho union and wo have cither to throw up our jobs or our cards and wo profor the former. Wo go to El Paso and got in structions thoro." Tho boys left last night. It was learned last night that thoro was no inconvonionco experienced by tho drop ping out of the few men who quit horo as thero woro more applications than could be filled. This matter Booms to havo boon under consideration for;some time Dy the boilermakers union at its headquarters to tho knowledge of tho Southwestern. Marshall Trudell of tho village of Red Jacket has recoived a communi cation from Alphonso Hughes of Bisbeo, Ariz., concerning tho striko in that dis trict. Who he is tho officer is unable to say, but his communication, came hero just a day Or two after tho arrival of tho man about whom ho writes. In part Mr. Hughes writes to the of ficer as follows: "I wish to drop you a fow lines to lot you know a few things that aro going on at Bisbeo, Ariz., at present. Thero aro labor troubles thero. Tho miners are ready to strike. I hear from good authority that tho mining companies hero aro going to try and got miners to tako their places in case of a strike. A fellow loft hero last week for Calu met to try and got mon. His inten tions are to tell the minors throughout Michigan that there is a ahortago of miners here and under theso false pre tenses to get them to come to Bisbec. At present thoro are 800 or 900 men here with families who are or who will bo without work. So will you kindly put an article in the Calumot paper and notify tho Michigan men of tho trouble in Bisbee." Tho letter was written at Biibee on April 5, several days before tho cli max was renehed. No Falao Promises As far as has been learned Josiah Trevatfck, for ho is tho man above mentioned, met with indifferent success. Ho attempted to get men by no false promises, it is said. While ho claimed that thero wan no strike, still ho spoke tho truth, for thore was no trouble tin til Wednesdny. Ho told all who thought of leaving hero tho state of affairs and it is claimed even mentioned that there was a possibility of a striko in the Bis bee camp. As a matter of fact, it is hardly likely that many coppor country mon will care to go to Bisbeo until conditions arc more settled than they are now. While tho wago scalo offered thoro is higher than herd, still tho added cost of living more than makes up for the difference. Thoro may bo somo men, particularly among those unmarried, who will take chances with tho striko and accept po sitions in tho Bisboe mines. A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING Yanked Back The patient was hovering between life and death. But tho young doctor wairequal to ho emergency. He ordered tho pationt strapped to ho bed. The Globo Bank & Savings company, incorporated, pays 4 per cent on term loposits and always ready to make .ouim on securities of all kinds. 180 Wo receive Kansas poultry twice a week. Globe Meat Market. Go to tho Central Markot and rcccivo a ticket with your purchase. 173 Motto "Livo and let live." Union Market, C. Musgravo, proprietor. Cash All your friends Dime; join them. are going to Tho Choice beef, pasture fed nnd tho fin est to be had anywhere. Globe Meat Market Dr. M. D. Thomas, tho eye specialist, has concluded slo stay in Globo until April 20. Tho Dr. fits glasses and a fit guaranteed. Money back if you are not satisfied. Will call any part of tho city. Telephone 731 or stop white team. 109 Tho Globo Bank & Savings Co. Inc. pays 4 pur cent on term deposits and always roady to make Joans on securi ties of all kinds. 180 Swellest goods in town. Ladies' suits, cloaks, silk dresses and gown3, waists, skirts, hosiery, millinery, new goods, switches, fancy goods, etc. The People's Store, Dolph Baatz, Prop., Globe, Ariz. DO YOU WANT TO SAV MONEY If so, trado at MILL WILLIAMS' STORE He Carries Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Crockery Liquors and Cigars TELEPHONE 112 Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes Etc NORTH GLOBE Try our Bausage, tho very fiucst quality. Globe Meat Market. in Everybody buy flno moat at Bonne's Central Market and rocoivo a tlckot. Romombcr, $10.00 in tickets will entitle you to 50 cents in trade. Savo your tickets. 173 I Storage room phone 601. Choice hams and bacon, none flno; Globe Meat Market. Tho Central Market coupon tickets aro valuable Savo them. 173 Southdown mutton at Bonne's Central Market. Try Melrose Ryo It you want somothing extra fine; splendid for mod tcinal purposes and as pure a brand 'as can bo had anywhore. Bankers' Gar" den. VACCINE VIRUS AND SULPHUR FUMIGATORS AT BARRETT'S DRUG STORE Gold Burlod in Guam Ifty thousand dollars in greenbacks, to bo used in paying government ex penses at Guam, will bo sent to thnt island by tho next transport. The grconbacks aro from $1 to $5 in donom inntion. As thoro is a shortage of small paper money at tho subtrcasury, the green backs wero gathered at ho different banks. Tho monoy is sent in this fonr at tho request of tho governor of Guam Ho sent word to tho navy pay office that gold sont to Guam wont out of circula tion almpst immediately, as tho native bury it as soon as thoy rocoivo it. Thr island is full of buriod treasuro pots tho location of which is known only to thoir owners. Tho natives look upor greenbacks as stago monoy, and their desiro to pass them along keeps up n healthy circulation of currency. San Francisco Chronicle. Globe, Ariz., April.9, 1907. Notico is hereby given that J. C. Britt is no longer in the employ of, or n any way connected with tho undor ligned, and said company will not be esponsible for any dobts or obligations ontractcd by him. OANANEA & GLOBE EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT CO. 183 Now Laws "Tho puro and the high go togeth- 'Invariably in the case of foods." 3r. At Harrisburg "How did Jinks got so richf" "Ho furnished the doorbell for state capitol." the No flics in Bonno's Central Market. Como and get your tickots. 173 Brown & Scanlan Successors to I. 0. L0WTHIAN Fuel, Feed and Groceries Telephone 751 Store Opp. Depot P. O. Box 696 2pcooooeKoooooocoQoooooooooooa Luke Angius Steve KrJstovich Nick Zenovich TRY THE NEW FIRM 8 y. ANGIUS -ZENOVICH CO. Dealers in Groceries and Provisions Wines, Clquors, G!p,ar, Tobaccos, Etc. Everything Reliable and Endorsed by Pure Food Law S g P. O. Box 59 1 -Phone 157 1 McKevitt Bldg., Globe, Arizona g If you arc lost follow anybody; you will bring up at Tho Dime. Remember, your monoy back if for any reason you want it when you get glasses from Dr. Thomas. 169 Flno line of ladies' hats just received at the Rocket Store. 109 G. V. M. Carvil has opened a first class carriage painting establishment in connection with tho Parker blacksmith shop. General carraige painting solic ited. Those desiring such work will find Mr. Carvil at his place of business. 179 follow Concrete Building Blocks MADE TO ORDER DIMENSIONS CON Eoflections of a Bachoolr A girl is always afraid to bo alone with a man unless sho says she is. Even when it's hor own mothor com ing to see hor a woman calls it-a house party. Imagination is thinking you are hav ing a good timo whon vou are onlv .sponding monoy. A woman wants hor children to have thoir fathor's courage nnd her brain and beauty. Sometimes ia man can savo money by taking his wifo on trina with him v.,, not haying to.bring her back preents. 1TW TorV Pr.il ' ' ADVANTAGES OF HOLLOW CRETE BUILDINGS Cheapness of construction; buildings warm n winter, cool In summer, dry ventilated valig, flro and dust proof; Insurance ts iho,iper; requires no palntlntr or repairs; ilookb enn be laid In the wall rapidly and cqulre but little mortar: plnvteilng nwy ie done on the back of the. stone, saving athlngl free from huh, mli-e or "vermin; icrectly fcimitrtry, resists rain and dries iui0k)y. whllu sollrt walls remain dnmp. I use the Right Process, the Right Material and have the Right Kind of Blocks, also the Right Kind of Machin ery, tstimates on Building Promptly Furnished. Call at J. MAUREL Two-story Goncreto Block House, West of Globe Lumber Yard BANKER'S GARDEN The Finest Resort in Globe Popular with all classes winter and summer. Re freshments of all kinds. Choice Cigars, "Wines and Liquors Schlitz and Anheuser-Busch Beer always on Draught wooooooooocK)cxocraoooocKXoeoooooooooooooooooooooococx MMSHHMHHHMHHHHHmHMHMIMMI I The Acme Hotel I FRED TEMME, Manager Formerly the Metropole Cafe ARIZONA STEAM LAUNDRY Hotel MAUREL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AND STRICTLY CLASS IN EVERY WAY FIRST- r Finest Lines of Wines Liquors and Cigars The most delicious and refreshing glass of beer in town. Commercial trade solicited NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS CAFE IN CONNECTION F . oooooocooooooodooooooooooTOOcxobo NORTH GLOBE Finest rooms in the city. Everything new, ratw reasonable and special inducements offered to getting accommodations by the month ANYTHING YOU WANT! Of tho quality you want, in the quantity you require, is our of fer in Meats ana Poultry. Another offer we propose is careful handling, cutting and delivery. Still another, lowest Belling price the market will warrant. With such a combination, S roved by. years ol square ealing, ought we not to have your trade? l Pioneer Meat Co. Pipneer Dairy Anderson & Blake Fresh' Cream and Butter milk in any quantity and always on hand DAIRY, EAST GLOBE 4s n IS YOUR WATCH IN GOOD ORDER? When was it oiled and cleaned last' It needs oiling and cleaning .once every 18 months at least, whether you think it does or not. It needs that attention just as sure as an engine dons to get the besf re sults. If it is neglected the oil evap orates and a friction is set up that is destructive of the' fine mechanism. We do nothing but expert Watch Re pairing, Jewelry Repairing and Hand Engraving, Ail work and new parts furnished guaranteed for one year and charges are most reasonable. ' Also carry a full and complete line of Jewelry and Optical Goods. O. R. FEIST, tht Jeweler - At Ryan's News. Stand wq.jWi,, Wtr flL