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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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A WOULD-BE MOSES
It's pretty tough when a philan
thropist and reformer imbued with tho
spirit of tho brotherhood of man and
his heart brimming over with tho milk
of human kindness is repulsed in his
efforts to benefit mankind, Hut such
things Ho happen frequently. Hut it
is worso than that when a man answor
ing tho above description comes to n
town or mining canip and upon short
acquaintance takes charge of it only to
find that ho has grabbed a livo wire.
When tho Globe Miner started business
hero several weeks ago it was given out
authoritatively that things must
chango; that it was tho only lS-karat
all-wool-and-a-yard-wido and guaran
teed not to rip, tear, rust or run down at
tho heel friend of tho wage worker
that ever hit the grit; that it was the
benefactor of the miner and tho cham
pion of the mucker, ns well as the offi
cial municipal cancer expert of Qlobc.
Didn't it, under another namo and
in another place, champion tho cause of
the striking miners (at so much per
champion) and did it not then and
there hurl invectives at the soulless
corporations, until the paper on which
it was printed fairly sizzled! Of course
the wago worker, who is pretty easy
money for a slick grafter, wasn't sup
posed to know that on two different
occasions tho putative Moses who w.as
to lead them out of tho wilderness, had
fattened his purso by selling out to
those who he reviled. But for real easy
money tho workingman isn't in it with
tho average business man who depends
on tho former for his own living. That
dinner-pail argument is n powerful ono
it has won moro than ono national
election.
Hut tho reformer and philanthropist
got in bad, his first plungo being in
waters the depth of which ho had not
sounded, and ho was repudiated by
those whoso champion ho claimed to be.
It may.bo that tho working man of this
district is more intelligent than in tho
former fields of tho would-bo philan
thropist, and it is certain that ho has
more "savvy." Ho probably feels that
as long as ho must bo exploited ho pre
fers that it bo not dono by ono claim
ing to bo of his own kind.
.No man can servo two masters, and
ho must bo very evenly balanced to
carry water on both shoulders. Even
then one or tho other receptacle is
bound to tip at some stage of the game.
When a man or paper claims to bo a
friend of the workingman, tho latter
must bo shown and suspicion must at
tach, especially when tho claimant is a
recent deserter from tho workingman 's
real or supposed enemy. It is just a
few short years when tho would-be
savior of tho Globo wageworker was
running a paper to which ho was staked
by the biggest mining corporation in
Arizona and tho avowed enemy of
union labor, and then he was hiring
printers who could not show a union
card. It is perfectly natural that the
Globe district wageworker would want
to bo convinced of his present sincerity,
especially after his recent failures to
deliver tho goods, whero they were re
quired tho most.
curtailing: the production
Tho El Paso Herald is not very fa
vorably disposed toward tho idea (jf
curtailing tho production of copper with
tho hope of advancing tho prico and
making a stablo and healthy market.
Jt says:
To curtail copper production by delib
crato act is a most uneconomic pro
ceeding. It could only bo justified if
copper wcro being produced at an actual
loss, and this is certainly not tho caso
in any of tho big properties.
To close down mines and furnaces in
volves tho laying off of many men nnd
tho creating of much distress and un
certainty throughout tho communities
directly or indirectly dependent upon
, them for business activity. Moreover,
it cannot for long chango tho condition
in tho metal market, if that condition
is based on an actual lessening of de
mand. Jf tho withdrawal of purchasers
from tho market is only temporary,
causing tho slump, tho dcliberato shut
ting down of producing properties will
not mnko things botter. Tho consumers
well know that tho idlo mines and mills
are likely at any time to bo started up,
and they will adjust their demands to
actual needs week by week, letting tho
producers and Bineltcrs tako all tho
risks. k. jjjj
Copper will have to go back to such
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a prico as will ennblo producors to
mako a fair profit, but at tho sumo timo
enable consumers to buy ahead with
reasonable nssuranco that there will bo
no great decline. An artificially high
prico for copper is flno for tho stock
holders in mines while it lasts, but the
rebound is certain, and then a lot of
pcoplo aro sure to got caught and hurt.
To curtail production with a view to
steadying tho markot is vory likely to
mnko tho consumors moro suspicious
thnn over, and causo thorn to curtail
thoir purchnses still moro, in tho fear
that tho market may bo brokon nny
timo by mines nnd mills starting up.
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY
Tucson's chamber of commorco is pro
paring to issuo a book descriptivo of
that city and vicinity.
Tucson's baseball team will play a
series of three games with tho Texas
Midlands on Saturday and Sunday next.
T. Tt, Ford, a young man from Aln
bama, has boon arrested at Tucson,
charged with following nnd annoying
women after nightfall.
.Georgo W. Cowgill is tho now secre
tary of tho Phoenix bonrd of trade, suc
ceeding Charles A. Van dor Veer, re
signed. Tho Arirona team has boon compli
mented for its fino work at tho camp
Perry shoot.
Tho receiver of tho Arizona Savings
& Investment company, Tucson, has de
cided to pay another 10 per cent divi
dend.' This makes 50 per cent so far
paid.
Prescott's ball toam has disbanded.
Plans for tho new Y. M. C. A. build
ing at Phoenix have been accepted and
work on tho structuro will bo com
menced at once.
Yuma has clearly defined tho bounds
of her red light district and legalized
the traffic by a regular license.
The limo famine, which threatened to
indefinitely delay tho building industry
of Yuma, has boon broken.
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Henry Brown, who served a year at
tho Yumn penitentiary for butchering
another man's yearling steer on tho
rango near Cottonwood, Maricopa coun
ty, has since his release Required some
property and discovered a rich mine.
Inasmuch as he cannot hold tho latter
unless restored to citizenship n petition
to Governor Kibbey to restore him is
being circulated.
Douglas has officially accepted her
completed sewer system.
A heavy rain, approaching a cloud
burst, fell at Benson Wednesday night.
Superintendent 0 'Donovan of the
Douglas Street Railway company, hns
stated that plans had already been
agreed upon for the building of a nata
torium at tho baseball park and also
a summer theater. This work will bo
commenced in plenty of time to com
pleto it before tho warm weather of
next year.
Ah Leo of Florence, a Chincso gar
dener, has this year raisfcd a pumpkin
weighing ono hundred pounds. In addi
tion to its weight, it is so lnrge that it
is next to impossible for ono man to
handle it. Ah Leo will tako the big
pumpkin to tho territorial fair this
fall and placo it pn exhibition nnd if
tlm fnrmers in tho valley beat it in
woight they will havo to bo going
some.
Tim convention of rancors from the
Southorn Arizona forest reserves will
not bo held in Douglas until January.
Supervisor Charles T. McUIono ro
turned to Douclas from Bonson. where
ho fixed that date and also put in a
strong bid for Douglas as tho placo of
meeting for all supervisors or. mo
southern district, which includes the
four biggest western states.
Naquin is moving.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY'S
BODY IS TRANSFERRED
By Associated Press.
CANTON, Ohio, September 19.
Shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon
tho body of tho lato President McKin
ley, guarded by a detail of United
States soldiers, was taken from tnc
gravo in tho Western cemetery to tho
mausoleum on Monument hill. In order
to surround the transfer with as much
privacy as possible, visitors and most
of tho workmen about tho tomb were
excluded from tho grounds. United
States soldiers were on guard along tho
routo of tho funeral car. Tho body of
President McKinloy was placed in a
vault just six years ago.
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Naquin is moving.
Dr. W. L. Spates has roturncd and
will bo In his offlco over postofflco from
0 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Tho Popo Apprehensive
By Associated Press.
ROME, Scptombcr 19. Anxiety is
folt at tho Vatican as to tho outcome
of tho demonstrations tomorrow over
tho thirty-soventh anniversary of tho
fall of tho temporal power of tho pa
pacy and tho capture of Rome by tho
Italians. This year tho event is taken
as a decided anti-clerical in Vatican
circles. It is felt that anti-clcricnlism
is duo directly to tho influence of tho
Fronch enemies of tho papacy, working
directly through Frco Masonry, aiming
to start an agitation similar to that
in France. Popo Pius today said: "I
hope tho good senso of tho Italian pco
plo will prevent them from falling into
such a trnp, and thoy will remomber
wo aro all Italians."
DoWitt's Little Early Risers are good
for anyono who needs a pill. Thoy aro
small, safe, sure, littlo pills that do not
gripe nor sicken. Sold by Hanna's
Drug Stor.o
TRIALS THAT NEVER
EACH TE DOCKET
Trie Village Justice Does Not
; Repose on Flowery Beds
f of Ease
Tho life of a Globe justice of tho
pedeo is not ono long delightful dream
ujxhi a bed of fragrant roses, whose
soft, volvoty potals hold the body aloof
from bruising rocks nnd painful thorns.
'nr from it!
Thero bo a wholo lot of pcoplo in
this frotful, turbulont, tempest-tossed
world who imngino, however, that in the
dispensation of right and justice as
delineated in logal lore, that tho vil
lage magistrate is all poworful and om
nipotent. V Judge," said a mook-oyed matron,
addressing Squire Thomas yestorday,
"my domestic lifo is unhappy, my bus
bnud don't love mo as ho should, and I
want a divorce."
V Sorry for you, madam," said tho
affable jurist, "but your troublos aro
slightly beyond tho jurisdiction of this
court. Go home nnd think tho mutter
over again carefully and' if you decido
thdt there must bo n general domestic
brijaking up, see some lawyer and he
will do tho rest."
Tho lady was noticeably disappointed,
but profusely thanked tho court and
lcfl tho room. Five minutes later an
excited Italian Htood in the august pres
ence. "Mr. Judge," ho fairly roared, "I've
lost my littlo dog, and won't you give
mo an order directing tho police to
find him and take him to my house.
ThJ) children are driving mo crazy and
thej old woman won't propare breakfast
until 'Neddie' is brought home."
Tho court smiled a sickly smilo and
suggested to tho son of Italy that if he
would call in an hour or bo he'd give
him n search warrant on every butcher
shop in town. Tho applicant for judi
cial rolief didn't seem to absorb tho full
significance of tho court's remark, but
took his departure. Tho screen door
leading into tho hall of justice had
BC&rcoly bumped tho jam when it
swung ajar again on its creaking
hirlges and a young Mexican entered
with troublo on his mind and weighing
down his heart.
'j'You remember, Mr. Justice," ho
started in, "about nino months ago you
married me to a young woman!"
Tho court, after scratching his head
and counting over, metaphorically, tho
casy money that had jingled down into
tluf triangular portion of his trousers
poiikcts, entered a plea of guilty, with
a silent prayer for mercy, as ho looked
intp tho troubled faco before him.
"Well, judge, she didn't mind me at
all after the first week and I want you
to -give me an order compelling her to
obey me."
Judge Thomas was amazed.
"What next!" he exclaimed in audi
ble tones.
"Young man, I havo been married
twenty-six years and not for a singlo
second of that period of timo havo I
bon able to mako my wife obey me.
Ju$t how I'm going to help you out is
something of a problem."
And nnothcr visitor, dejected in spirit
and with blasted hopes, filed out of tho
courthouse.
Naquin is moving.
Tho way to get rid of n cold, whether
it bo a "bad cold" or just a littlo one,
is to got it out of your systom through
the bowels. Nearly all cough cures, es
pecially thoso that contain opiates, nro
constipating. Kennedy's Laxatlvo
Cough' Syrup contains no opiates and
acts gently on tho bowels. Pleasant to
take. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store.
Fall goods arriving daily at Ingram's.
VESSEL WILL OUTCLASS
FAMOUS DREADNAUGHT
By Associated Press.
PORTSMOUTH, England, September
19. Plans for a new vessel of the
Drcadnaught class havo been received
here, accompanied by orders to com
mence building tho warships immediate
ly . Her displacement will be 19,300
tons, 800 tons greater than tho newly
launched Bollerphon and Temeraire.
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There 's a reasQn for that ache in your
back right whero it "stitches" every
timo you bend over or walk any dis
tance. It's your kidneys. Tako Do
Witt's Kidnoy and Bladder Pills. They
aro uncqualed for "backache, weak kid
neys and inflammation of tho bladder.
A week's treatment 25 cents. Sold by
Hanna's Drug Store.
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Naquin is moving.
No Minor Miners
During tho summer vacation many
boys of school age sought and found
employment in tho mines, and with the
closo of tho vacation aro loath to give
up money making and go back to their
books. But tho edict has gone forth
and all boys under tho required ago aro
being discharged by tho companies as
rapidly as thoy aro found and tho tru
ant officer given their nnmes. This is
going to mean a still greater increase
in the already largo school enrollment.
Cisbco Boview.
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Another Big Show
At ,tho Iris. Seo it tonight.
Naquin is moving.
Occasional headaches, belching, bad
tas(o in tho mouth, lack of appetite and
slight nervousness aro symptoms of in
digestion which, when nllowed to go
uncared for, will dovolop into a caso
of dyspopsia that will take a long timo
to get rid of. Daa't neglect your stom
ach1. At tho first indication of troublo
tako something that will help it along
in its work of digesting tlip food you
cat, Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspep
sia will do this. Kodol will mako your
food do you good and will ennblo you
to enjoy what you eat. Sold by Han
na's Drug Store ' '
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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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WANTED
WANTED Waitress for a restaurant.
Apply to Globe Union restaurant, on
lower Broad street.
WANTED Dishwasher at tho Kinney
house.
WANTED Tho Globe National Bank
wants you to havo ono of their reg
istered key rings. Call at once.
WANTED Boy to deliver papers at
this ofllco ono hour dully except Mon
day. Call 0 p. m. tf
WANTED House painter who can do
paperhanging. Apply to Warrior
Copper -company, Black' Warrior, Ariz.
WANTED All kinds of sowing
brought to 387 S. High street.
FOR KENT
FOR RENT Desirable furnished room.
Mrs. L. G. Coombs, Ballground.
FOR RENT One largo furnished room
for light housekeeping on Ballground.
Mrs. Georgo R. Hill.
ROOMS FOR RENT The Wobster
houso; under new mauagoment. Mrs.
Mamie Wight.
FOR RENT Nito furnished room for
light housekeeping if desired. 56G
East Ash street, Old Ballground.
An Automobile Trip
W. W. Jones, a real estate dealer of
Kansas City, is on his way to the coast
in an automobile and he is coining by
the somewhat roundnbout way of Kl
Paso and Phoenix. It is not a pleasure
tour, but ono of business, and he ex
pects to return to tho town on tho Kaw
within three months from the time of
starting. He is accompanied only by
a chauffeur. Mr. Jones intended to
leave Kansas City last Friday and ev
erything was ready for the beginning
of tho journey, when n streak of super
stition asserted itself and ho put off
the start until early tho following morn
ing. The machine in which he is com
ing has been tested by long tours all
through Oklahoma and the Indian Ter
ritory. Arizona Republican.
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Naquin is moving.
Wo framo pictures. Naquin & Co.
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There aro a great many pcoplo who
havo slight attacks of indigestion and
dyspepsia nearly all tho time. Their
food may satisfy tho appetite, but it
fails to nourish tho body simply bocnuse
the stomach is not in fit condition to
do tho work it is supposed to do. It
can't digest the food you eat. Tho
stomach should be given help. You
ougtit to take samcthing that will do
tho work your stomach can't, do. Ko
dol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia, a
combination 6f ..natural digestants and
vegetable acids, digests the food itself
and givc3 health nnd strength to the
stomach. Pleasant to take. Sold by
Hanna's Drug Store.
Naquin is moving.
Van Wagenen makes a specialty of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
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American Cleaning Works, next door
to Wells Fargo. All work guaranteed.
V Sewing machines for rent at J. P.
McNeil's Furniture store, opposite tho
Miners' union hall, Globo, Ailz.
Naquin is moving.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 292.
United Slates Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, September 17, 1907. Notice is
hereby given that W. II. Butler, of
Globe, Arizona, has made application
for patent to tho Upper Notch lode min
ing claim, Survey No. 2122, situated in
the Globo Mining District, Gila County,
Arizona, in Sec. 18, unsurvcyed Tp. 1
N., R. 1G E., G. & S. R. B. & M., de
scribed as follows: Beginning at Cor.
No. 1, whence the E. V Cor. of Sec. 21,
Tp. 1 N., R. 15 E., G. & S. R. B. & M.,
bears S. 54 deg. 59 min. W. 1C74.C feet;
thence N. 27 deg. 3G min. W. G05.0 feel
to Cor. No. 2; thence N. 54 deg. 32 min.
E. 1085.8 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence N.
43 deg. 37 min. E. 10.8 foot to Cor. No.
4; thence S. 27 dog. 3G min. E. G05.G
feet to Cor. No. 5; thenso S. 54 deg. 25
min. W. 109G.G feet to Cor. No. 1, tho
placo of beginning. Conflict with Ari
zona claim, survey No. 2313, containing
G.889 acres; conflict with Kingston
claim, unsurvcyed, containing .115 acre,
and conflict with Stonewall claim, sur
voy No. 1123, containing .003 acre, are
excluded. Location notices aro recorded
in Records of .Mines, County Recorder's
office, said Gila County, as follows:
Original, book 9, pago 189; amended,
book 8, pagp 317; amended, book 12,
pago 18G; amended, book 15, pago G5.
Adjoining nnd conflicting claims aro
Hogoyo and Buckoyo on tho northwest;
Badger and Kingston on tho northeast;
Kingston, Carlos, Stonewall and Arizona
on the southeast and Arizona on tho
southwest. LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
Register.
First publication September 19, 1007.
M'lM 1 I'M H 1 1 1 1M 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1
Am.
i Copper Going
Clothing Must Go Down
I Don't miss seeing my $20 Suits. Elsewhere they
will cost you $30
Tailor-made pantaloons $8 per pair. Elsewhere they
will cost $12
J J. L. FREDLIHP,
OPPOSITE
FOR RENT Elogant furnishod rooms
with bath; light housekeeping if do
sired. 139 S. Sutherland.
FOR RENT Three-room houso with
water. Inquire of Georgo I. Schmid,
on Blako street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Mrs. J. Harvey Harris, opposito tho
schoolhouso on old Ballground. tf
FOE RENT Room in tho Postofflco
building. Apply at Silver Belt office
FOR RENT Largo insido and outsido
offices for ront in Trust building. Call
at Tho II. II. Bru Co.'s brokerage
office for particulars.
FOB SALE
FOR SALE Three-room house. Apply
Julo Maurel, box 221, or Cement
houso, tf
FOR SALE Smith-Premier typewriter
No. 2, almost now, cheap. Inquire
Captain A. Oliver, Salvation Army.
FOR SALE Small lunch counter at
034 North Broad street. Como and
talk.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST A keyring and four keys. Re
turn to this office and receive reward.
KEY'S STUDIO
The most up-to-dnto studio in tho city.
View work of all kinds. Wo nro always
ready. Cull and see us.
162 PUSH STREET
Ring up 372 for a painter. Van Wag
enen will call on you and give you a
first-class job.
Naquin is moving.
Buy a pound of that famous Little
ton Creamery butter at tho Independent
Market, only 40 cents a pound. tf
Naquin is moving.
Free dauco and barbecue at Road
House Park Sunday, September 22.
Another Big Show
At the Tris. See it tonight.
Seo B. J. Kellncr & Co. for Fire In
surance. Several of the largest com
panies. With Globe Bank and Savings
Co. 2G9tf
Naquin is moving.
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Rubber Tires
To those having rubber tiro buggies
I wish to inform that I have in my new
shop a rubber tircing machine, also a
stock of tho best grade of rubber tires
and wires. I am prepared to tire your
buggies at reasonable prices.
301 O. W. M. CARVIL.
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SUITS
' Made to order for $25
: Pants $6 and Up J!
. First-class fit and workmanship
, , guaranteed or your money refund-
', cd. Wo havo a cleaning cstab- X
) lishment in connection.
', Yours for fino tailoring,
: J. W. WALTER f
Rear of Ingram's, opposito First
! National Bank
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710 N. Broad St. Tel. 1711
Headquarters for tho
Gatti Meat Co.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Will Meet All Prices
Tho Gatti Meat Co. aro the only
"bum" butchers in town nnd thoy sell
nothing but buttors. Como around and
seo for yourself.
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