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se-w rj L A & ? C? . .(. ii Tiu c sj,f i -5 " 3P""'- Vt "iSTv Sunday, rebruary 3, gJ DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT "age Four wmm i iwmiiiiiii wii' i 1 i inrinpinn-- in " 11 I I l '" 'II I . j mMTiFfCTTlffltaiMTfrTm n rilfflO 1Wf0vm1lifaflfflHafl3F''t .. .jl Zfw -w '!8$$ffiW.." illlli W-W j-l!?,ftP BUTTON DISPLAY f6. iTk' "iT W" ,i t.4.5 " S - rr "fe Br,-i ., J".. s" " " k l- " J T - ?, j .t. i 1 'tf - wt t tK- ' We have the Largest Assortment of the late PARIS BUTTONS EVER SHOWN IN GLOBE SULTAN BROTHERS We have them in DIAMOND STONE, PARIS MODEL, GERMAN BEAUTY, PURE DYE SILK, ALL COLORS. MS: in- t -4 . ." ci PURE SILK TRIMMING BUTTONS in all sizes and shapes. We are headquarters fpr all kinds of Trimmings in Laces, insertions, Appliques, Embroidery and Oriental Lace. Notions all kinds Come in and look through the assortment z M T IN NEW LEAGUE El Paso Manager Wants to Form a Lcaguo with Teams from Arizona and Now Moxico Phoenix, Tucson and Bisbco Mentioned for Places. Senatorial Lecturers Senators Tillman and La Follette will soon bo comfortably rich if thoir popu larity as locturers doos not wane. Of all the mon in public life, except Wil Jiam Jennings Bryan, they attract larger crowds and receive largor honor ariums. The South ('arolinan started nn the lecture platform two or three years beforo the Wisconsin man did, and therefore has accumulated a heav jcr bank account from that source. But Air. La Toilette will soon catch up with him if the pace he sot last year is main tained, lie told a friend in the vjmnte the other day that he had made $10,000 clear during the last lecture heasou, which was a short one, because congress did not adjourn before July and the jKilitical exigencies in Wisconsin de manded much of tho senator's timo in that state. Mr. La Toilette will resume his lecturo tour early in the spring ajul keep at it until the close of the season. He expects to make pot less than $2.y 000 on the platform this year. Senator Dubois, whoso term expires with the close of this congress, will probably accept a flattering offer from an eastern lecture bureau to deliver a scries of addresses m this part of the country on the Mormon question, with which ho is better acquainted than any other man in public life, except the two senators from Utah, one of whom is nn apostle of the Mormon church. Mr. Dubois has been in public life nearly ever since he was old enough to vote, and leaves it poorer than when he start ed. It is confidently predicted that the Democrats will again get control ot Idaho 4" the next election and that then Mr. Dubois will be returned to the sen ate. When tho Pendulum Swings Back Another generation hud come and gone, a generation of lofty endeavor. "These jumbles, dearest," he was saying, peaching .for his fourth, with evident relish, "are just like my mother used to consider herself created for something better and higher and nobler than to make.'' Life. Casting Bread on tho Waters Tho latest case of gratitude is that of the jwor man to whom Mayor Tom Johnpon lent $10 a few years ago, and who has now returned it with tho in formation that with this 410 starter he has since rolled up a million by betting ou horse races. Bo kind to the poor and njMirtyl Boston Herald. Mcro Detail She (at the recital) He's been di vorced three times, wears silk under clothing winter and summer, won't trim his fingernails on Friday, nnd Hor friend What's he playing now? She You must think I know every thing. Hero's tho program. Puck. I jt M0ST BE R S T O R E Closed Gut BY ream tttiM i ary LlAiV '! U'ltn f M t p n.. . We have lots of schoolboys' clothing, coats, pants and shirts. They're going at Half price. What do you think ? lWe Ahave a hundred dozen of linen collars. ejarejettjng them go for 50 cents on the dollar Men -s Coats, Pants, Vests Same discount half, price - Psy Goods Every description; -ladieit' suits, corsetsphosiery, ivuuuuus, cic. jusi nriy cents on ine aouar. Sale Will Positively glojse rebruary Jfc-ftf t ff - B z A A R S T O R E Tucson may be represented in a pro fessional baseball league this summer, says tho Citizen. Aheady plans aro un der way for the formation of tho league, which will have six cities in the cir cuit, if the project is successful. The teams which aro counted upon to make up the lcaguo are HI Paso, Albmpierquo, Santa Ke or Las Vegas in the eastern end and Tucson, Bisbee, Onimnea, Douglas or Phoenix in the western end. Of theso cities, VA Paso and Albuquerque in the east and Tuc son and Bisbco in the west aro counted upon as certainties. Las Vegas or Santa Ko, anil Phoonix, Cananea or Douglas aro regarded as possibilities. The promoter of tu Ipago is Frank Leake, u well known baseball and the ntricla man, who litis his headquarters at present at El Paso. Mr, Leake has written to Emanuel Drnehmnn to find out conditions here, Leake has had niuph experience in promoting leagues, nnd ho can lay tho claim to having organized two leagues that aro onjoying grent prosperity, 'fhese leagues aro the Pacific Northwest and tho Texas leagues. In tackling the proposition of nu Arizona-Now Mexico-Texas league, Mr. Leake realizes that he is up against some obstacles, which aro not, however, insurmountable. Tlio conditions aro such in the southwest that sliglitly dif fercnt tactics must be employed than in other sections of the country. Regarding the proposed league this much can be said: Tucson can support a professional team. Albuquerque can support a professional team. El Paso can support a professional tea in. Bisbee can supiort a professional team. It is a question, however, whether the remain ing cities necessary to make a six club league can produce enough simolcnns at the gate to keep ;i team going. A jtd right hero it might bo stated that owing to tho long jumps nothing but a six-club league could be expected to pay. Tho proposed league has in its favor tho fact that Sunday baseball is allowed in every town on the circuit, and Sunday baseball is always a paying proposition. Domestic Copper The American Metal Market says: "Except to report that there have been a few fair-sized lots sold for April and May af 2.1 M to 25- cents for Elec trolytie. there is absolutely nothing new in the copper market. Some are sur prised that buyers nre willing to pny such a high price for deliveries so far off as April and May; others in the trade seem equally surprised that buy ers were able to find the free available copper even for so far ahead. "As (i rule, however, the large buy ers aro out of tho market and aro not inquiring. The producers' jsisition re mains unchanged, sold up to June or later anil not waking any figures for shipments beyond. "The scarcity on spot is as acute as any time, and dealers arc getting ou the five to ten lots small jobbing trade 20 cents for Lake, 2-'J', for Electro lytic and 23 to 23 M for Casting. Wc can report further sales of German caRting copper and English best select ed for shipment to this side at 24 to 23 cents per pouud, delivered in .New V'ork." Look out for thq Dime. Silvor Belt Want Ads. bring results. ABBOE DAY PROCLAMATION By tho Governor of Arizona To tho People of Yuma, Maricopa, Pinal, Pima, Santa Cruz, Cochise, Graham and Gila Counties, Arizonn; Tt is provided by statuto of this ter ritory that the Friday following tho first dny of February in each year shall bo known as Arbor Day in tho above named counties, nnd shall be observed as a holiday. Now, therefore, by virtue and in ac cordance with tho direction of that statute, I, Joseph J I. Kibbcy, governor of Arizona, Iicrcby proclaim Friday, the 8th day of February, A. D. 1Q07, desig nated as Arbor Day, to bo in tho coun ties first above mentioned as holiday; and T recommond that this day bo ob served by tho pcoplo of those counties by tho planting of trees, shrubs and vines, in tho promotion of forest and orchard growth and ciilturc, by the adornment of public and private grounds, places and ways, and by such other efforts and undertakings as hall bo in harmony with the character of thq day so established all in accord ance with tho provisions of Titlo IV, Arboriculture, Revised Statutes of An zona, 1WU1. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set ;ny hand and caused the great seal of the territory to bo affixed. Dono at Phoonix, tho capital, this 25th day of January, 1907. (Seal) JOSEPH II. KIBBEY, Govornor. By tho Governor: W. F. NICHOLS, Secretary of the Territory of Arizona. Union Restaurant Meals at Regular Hours Strictly Home Cooking Special attention given to Until January 31st Only You Can Secure Globe-Wheatfields Mining Co. Stock at 5c. per Share We now have a six foot vein of Sulphide Ore. The ore is improving with depth. "A word to the wise is sufficient" Globe-Wheatfields Mining Co. JOSEPH J. SPARKS, Secretary OFFICE IN JUDGE McCULLUM'S PRINTERY J. S. SCOTT Complete line of PLUMBERS' MATERll Always on hand North Broad st., Just below G iafl ley Bank ANYTHING YOU WANT! Of the quality you want, in the Quantity you require, is our of cr in Meats ana Poultry. Another oiler we propose is careful 'handling, cutting and delivery. Still another, lowest selling price the market will warrant. With such a combination, proved by years of square denling, ought we not to have your trade? Pioneer Meat Co. ARIZONA STEAM LAUNDRY Assay er and Chemii . E. BIERCE Globe, Arizona Agent for DEMING SMHTQ HJe! MAURI FOR EVERYTHING IN Stationery, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Ammunition, Guns, Cutlery, Notions etc,, go to G. S. Van Wagenen. NORTH GLOBE Finest rooms in the city Everything new, rats reasonable and special inducements offered Ic getting s accommodation! by the month 1 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm The Commercial Mines and Real Estate Office, opposite postoffice, "Hello" 1731 Hanawalt Bros, . . . Improved and unimproved proper ties in every part of the city. LOTS-We have some rare bar gains in these. STOCKS of every kind bought and sold. Give us a call. uhi 114rinN i i i -iT u "tr,, ?- H' - KELLY REALTY CO. SUCCESSORS TO Ghas: T. Martin F. L Toombs find Gila County Abstract Co. Doing a General Real Estate, Fire Insurance Loan, Abstract and RENTAL PUSINESS TKi MHtHWj(t V.KHil J OFFICES IN Chas. T. Martin's Place . - ' Next to Dominion Hotel KELLY REALTY CO short orders i-i n n in-. i i 1 .! "I I GLOBE, ARIZONA . ,1. - m W. B. Brackien, Prop. 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