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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning excopt Monday.
Admitted to tho mails as second class
matter
JOS. H. HAMILL, Proprietor
Member of tho Associated Press
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Daily, by mail, ono year $7.50
Daily, by carrier, ono month .75
Weokly, ono year 2.50 j
Wooklv. six months 1.251
Cash in advance
Subscribers' Notice
Subscribers pleaso notify this oillco
In enso of non-delivery of tho daily,
Monday oxcepted.
Advertising rates made known on ap
plication. '
Schmitz has fivo years to do it in.
But it was wrong for Judgo Dunno to
rub it in tho way ho did.
Tho returns are nil in and aioho'aJnont physicians in this country who hold
celobration was tho biggest nnd best in
tho territory "just as advertised."
Pokor playing in Tucson hns been
prohibited by city ordinanco, but tho
devotees of tho national gamo can still
play for drinks and matches.
Wonder if tho good people of Douglas
havo learned yet that Napoleon Bonn
parte is dead nnd thnt Charles J. Bona
parto is tho nttornoy gonornl of tho
United Stntes.
It isn't even safo to predict rain
whon you see it coming in Globe. Jupi
tor Pluvius seems to have entered into
a conspiracy against this vicinity wh'ich
would not be so bad if ho did not four
Hush so much.
In upholding Calhoun's nttitudo in
refusing to deal with tho striking 'Pris
ed car men, tho Los Angeles Times
counsols "Stand pat, Calhoun!" He
may, but since Honey started .probing
tho United Railroads it is becoming
more and more impossible for tho peo
ple of that city to stand Pat Calhoun.
Tho Phoenix ball team knew that tho
fourth game of the sorjes would bo lost
beforo tho gamo started. Tho manager
of tho visitors learned thnt tho ther
mometer Sunday noon had registered
only IOC and ho knew that it was all
off. It is asking too much of Phoenix
players to play any kind of a gamo in
freezing weather.
AS TO ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS
In view of tho frequency of the, so
called "Black Hand" outrages in vari
ous parts of tho country, especial inter
est will attach to tho statement of Con
gressman Bennett of Now York, who is
now in Italy as a member of tho fed
eral commission appointed to investi
gate tho immigration problem. Ho is
reported to havo mado tho discovery
that tho roturn to Italy of so many
Italians from tho United States is, due
to tho fact that they aro safer in Italy
from tho secret socioties.
This is especially interesting in con
ncction with Emily Pogg Meade's re
port on "Tho Italian on tho Land,"
published by tho department of com
merce and labor, on which we comment
ed recently. If such is indeed tho caso,
it is a sorry reflection on tho polico
mothods of this country. It also goes
far toward proving that wo need a
stricter enforcement of tho present laws
ngainst the admission into this country
of members of tho criminal clnsscs. It
has not been so many years ago that
the Italian Mafia won unpleasant noto
riety in this country, and because the
people of New Orleans took tho ques
tion of punishment into their own hands
it cost this government a largo sum of
money in tho form of an indemnity.
Now it seems thnt tho Black Hand so
ciety is becoming as powerful and as
terrifying as tho Mafia was. Attention
has been focused on this sodioty recent
ly by tho murilor of a six-year-old child
near Now Orleans by members of tho
band, who had stolen the child for ran
som. In this connection tho work of tho
National Liberal Immigration League
deserves attention. It has taken up
agitation in favor of doporting criminal
aliens and urges tho raising of tho stan
dard of citizenship by prolonging tho
probationary term and by requiring can
didates for naturalization to givo a
guaranty of good conduct and to show
a working knowlcdgo of our institu
tions. Our laws at present provido for iho
exclusion of paupers and disensed nnd
other undcsirnblo classos, but it is evi
dent thnt tho clause about tho criminal
classes is ovaded extensively. Normal
Italian immigration is desirable Tho
honest, industrious Italians make good
laborers and aro officiont, hard working
nnd thrifty, but tho sccrot socioties that
fatten on the earnings of this class
,should bo subdued in some way. Ono
plan proposed by tho National Liberal
Immigration Lcaguo scorns to havo
much to commend it. It is that immi
grants should bo put on a probationary
term of ton years, and if during that
period they nro convicted of crimo, they
shall not be put into prison nnd thon
turned looso on tho American commun
ity, but shall at onco bo doportod, never
ngnin to land on these Bhores. Well
ington Herald.
VALUE OF THE X-RAY
Within a Decade It Has Become Almost
Indispensable to Surgeons
As nn adjunct to surgory, tho Iloont
gon ray has become indispensable, and
thoro aro fow surgeons in America to
day who do not employ it as n diag
nostic in their general practice. Tho
conduct of many operations which aro
now porformed with comparative ease
was rondored oxtromoly difficult, if not
impossible, boforo its introduction. By
its uso it is possiblo to dotormino tho
nature nnd position of fractures, tho
prosonco of foreign bodies, nnd tho sur
gical treatment necessary; by its use,
also, tho condition of tho honrt and
lungs can bo determined, and tho size,
position and shapo of tho stomach nnd
intestines determined with considornblo
accuracy. Tuberculosis, pneumonia,
heart troublo, diabetes nnd various dis
orders of tho bladder nnd kidneys can
bo recognized sooner by this than any
othor means, nnd their progross ofton
arrested nt nn earlior stngo than would
have boon possiblo boforo tho advent.
Tlmrn nrn unmieationnblv. manv Oini-
thnt as a therapeutic ncont tho Uoont
gon ray has acomplished comparatively
littlo, and thnt it has signnlly failed to
fulfill tho promises mado ior it in its
infancy, but those who are employing it
in thoir dnly prnctico find it a powerful
lioutenant in tho troatmont of various
disorders, for many of which, boforo tho
ndvent of tho Roentgen ray, no prac
tical remedy had beon prescribed; in
fnct, it b nfi open question whothor, at
tho present inomont, it is not accomp
lishing ns much ns n therapeutic ns it
is ns n diagnostic.
Thoro is probably no nilmont to which
flesh is hoir to so destructive or so wide
spread as consumption tho great white
plague. Indiscriminate in its tastes, it
attacks rich nnd poor, blnck and white,
with almost equal fatality. During the
past fow years a dotormincd stand has
beon mndo ngainst this diseaso by the
medical profession, nnd every now
ngoncy which scorned to promise oven
temporary roliof hns boon faithfully
tried. Two of tho most important of
those nro Koch's tuberculin nnd Mara
gliano's more rccont "injection of spe
cific tuberculosis bacilli directly fnto
tho lungs" a spocific obtained by in
jecting bovino nnimnls with, n wntor
extract of living tubercular bacilli, and
extracting n serum thorofrom.
As an nuxiliary in tho trentmont of
this disease tho Roontgon rny has prov
ed particularly valuable, especially in
tho first and final stages. While in tho
final stages tho inovitnblo end has never
boon averted, tho hemorrhages, night
sweats and fevers hnvo been controlled,
tho pain has been allayed, tho general
conditions madomore comfortable, and
in many cases tho pationt's Hfo pro
longed. In tho earlior stages the appe
tite, weight and strength havo boon mn
terially increased, and the gonoral con
ditionimproved so ns to cnablo the pa
tient to make a much bettor fight
ngainst tho progress of this drond nf
foction. Hns consumption been actually cured
in its incipient stngcsf is n question
fow physicians would bo ready to an
swor in tho affirmative nt tho present
time, but many, no doubt, havo thoir
privato opinion. It is certainly an in
disputable fact hat persons possessing
mnny of tho preliminary symptoms
some, even, who hnvo been advised to
thnt last resort of the consumptive, tho
sanitarium havo been npparently cured
and with the passing of time there hns
been no recurrence of tho malady.
Van Norden Magazine.
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CLARE LOSES SUIT
Owner of United Verdo Will Have to
Make Accounting in Poll
By a decision of Judgo Amend, in
special session of tho supremo court,
mado public yesterday, Ex-Sonntor nil
liam A. Clark must account for all tho
dealings of tho United Verdo .Copper
company, involving n sum of more than
$.100,000,000, says a recent New York
dispatch.
The decision comes after eight years
of litigation, as tho result of a suit
brought by George A. Treadwell, for
tho minority stockholders.
According to Charles W. Demond,
counsel for Mr. Treadwell, tho invest!
gntion which tho court orders will show
that Senator Clark now derives an in
como of $25,000,000 a year from United
Verdo, much of which, Mr. Demond
says, should havo been turned over to
Treadwell.
Judgo Amend 's ruling says tho sale
of the property of tho United Vtrdo
Copper company to reorganization com
mitteo for $500,000, although the prop
erty is valued at $90,000,000, wasillo
gal, and tho property should revert to
tho original stockholders.
Treadwell claims this salo was mado
for thopurposo of freezing him out.
Judge Amond furthermore ,holds that
Ex-Sonator Clark shall pormit Tread
well to make a thorough 'investigation
of all tho United Verdo property, and
ho shall be permitted to also go through
tho books of tho corporation.
"Ex-Sonator Clark must now make
public nil thq. mysterious mothods by
which ho has conducted tho business of
United Verdo sinco 1888, whon ho first
camo into control of tho company,"
said Mr. Demond Inst night.
, Pointed Paragraphs
If you want a womnh to do a certain
thing got hor to say Bho won't.
Occasionally thoro is a man wise
enough to think poetry without writing
it.
Tho mpro a woman talks to a man
tho less ho is inclined to sit up nad
tnko notice
Rather than .not got .into it nt all a
woman is willing to got tho short end of
an nrgumont.
Any man who is ablo to dodgo unhap
pines is just about as happy as it is
possiblo to be.
vnon n man's Business affairs bogm
to go wrong his wifo thinks it is becauso
ho doesn't follow her ndvice.
Jf a man occasionally ells a woman
how pretty sho looks s'ho will forgivo
most of tho other lies ho tolls her. Chi
cago News.
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Universal Platform
Tho customs officers are constantly
coming into contact with peoplo who
favor freo trndo in practico whothor
thoyadvocato ,it in theory or not.
Washington Star.
TROY GOLD HELD
YIELDS RICHNESS
Soveral Claims In New. Gold District in
Pinal County Ohango Hands Be
lieved that New Camp Will Be an El
Dorado First Discovered Years Ago.
Charles E. Brown, ono of the discov
erers of tho rich Troy gold field, in
Pinal county, was a visitor at tho Blade
sanctum Monday nnd exhibitod to us
a fino collection of gold nuggets ho had
taken from his properties. Some of
theso nuggots nro worth $50. Ho found
ono nugget which sold for $107. This
gold is not tho ordinary placer gold
found in gravel bars, but is voin gold
that hns not traveled far from tho veins.
It has simply been frocd by disintegra
tion of tho croppings in which it had
boon formed and rollod down and
lodgod among tho ndjacent bouldors and
debris. Two of tho blind loads from
which it came havo bocn discovered
within tho boundaries of tho C. E.
Brown nnd John Knvanaugh claims.
Tho Brown vein has two pay streaks,
ono bedded on qunrtzito and tho othor
on alate. Thoy aro small but tho oro
is nearly half gold, lying in sheets one
fourth of an inch thick nnd in largo
nuggots. Mr. Brown has extracted $2,
100 worth of gold on his claims sinco
ho discovered nnd located thorn. Tho
misunderstanding botweon him and
Messrs. Weick and Pickonbnck of Lob
Angeles, mention of which was mado in
tho Blade threo weeks since, has' bocn
amicably adjusted nnd tho claim cover
ing tho originnl discovory has been in
corporated nnd tho stock placed on sale
in Los Angeles.
Mr. Brown sold ono claim to Messrs.
John nnd Thomas Kavannugh and Jnck
Clark, and they are at work on tho
property nnd are obtnining very satis
factory results.
John Kolley mndo a location adjneont
to tho original discovory nnd Bold nn
interest therein to Jako Bates and
Charlio McGoo of Kelvin. Thoy also
bought tho Good Hopo claim from
Brown. Thoy nro at work on a voin
four feet in width nnd tho entire four
foot nvernges $0.50 per ton in freo gold.
R. II. Reirfro and S. E. Brown of
Troy havo also acquired some valuable
holdings near to tho original discovery
and aro at work on the property.
Messrs. Terrill nnd McGrnw of Okla
homa havo gotten possession of some
good ground in tho midst of the gold
zone nnd nro now sinking a development
shaft.
Thoro is every reason to believe that
ono of tho great gold camps of the west
will bo established in this rich Troy
gold field in tho immediate future. Ton
foot shafts, sunk for location work, nro
tho deopost oponings yot mado in tho
field, but development work will bo
pushed from this date on nnd there is
hardly a doubt that tho quartz strata,
so marvolously rich in gold at their sur
face, will lead to large bonanzas. The
rich gold quartz shown ub by Mr, Brown
is identical in color, texture, richness
and gonoral character to that found in
tho samo vicinity byn soldier, ovor
thirty-fivo ycnr ago and for which
Charlie Brown of Tucson has beon
soarching, nt odd times, for thirty years
past. A company of soldiers was riding
ovor tho old government trail, from old
Camp Grant, on tho San Pedro, to tho
Pinal ranch, situated In tho lap of tho
Pinal range, about eight miles from the
old Silver King mine, this county.
Somowhero in tho vicinity of Steam
boat Springs, the location of tho Troy
gold discovery, ono of tho Iroopcrs fell
out of line nnd did not join tho troop
again until it had reached tho Pinal
ranch, Whon reprimanded by tho lieu
tenant in command for lagging behind
tho company in n section whoro hostile
Apaches wore numerous, ho exhibited
to tho astonished officor chunks of
quartz that wore more than half gold.
Tho lieutonant became excited and tried
to induco tho trooper to return with
him and an escort to tho location of tho
discovery, but tho soldier refused, say
ing ho would wait till his term of ser
vico expired, thon roturn nnd locate tho
ground for himself. Noithor threats,
persuasion or offers of bribes would in
yluco him to niter his determination in
this matter. Some time aftorward his
company was ordered to tho Dakotas
nnd ho did not live to return. Charlie
Brown of Tucson was hero at that timo
and procured specimens of the ore from
tho soldier and a slight hint as to the
locality in which tho trooper found it,
and Charlio hns always told us it was
located somewhere in tho vicinity of
Stoamboat mountain, just east of Troy,
just where tho recently discovered gold
field is locuted.
C, E. Brown, who contracted rheu
matism while panning gold on his new
find, loft hero Monday for Phoenix,
ovorlnnd, on a two months' vncation.
Ho has a good team and wogon and
will go from Phoenix to Ropsovolt, then
to Globo and from tho lator plaoa back
to Troy. Ho retained fpur claims ad
joining his original discovery and will
develop thorn after ho reepvera. from
tho rheumatism. Ha has mined for
gold in Africa, Australia, Aiaak.a, a,d
in all the gold camps pf Nevada and
California nnd boiqxo3 that iuitf qoun
ty, Arizona, is ihp besi gold field he
oyer saw, Bo ia not alone In this opin
ion. Old PJnal is the richest coppor,
gold, silver and load field ovn the faco
of tho earth. Timo w,ill confirm this
statement, Florence Blade
Satisfaction our motto. We have
tho bet equipped paint storo in tho
city. Yn, vfagonon, next door to the
postoffifle,' Gi.Yo us a call.
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Mr. Ferguson (nbout to make n trin)
Laura, whoro is my travoling um
brella?
Mrs. Ferguson Oh, it travels, I sup
pose. I haven't scon it sinco tho last
timo you took it out. Chicago Tribune.
"Aro "you sura you railway peoplo arc
giving tho public n roturn for thoir
money! "
"Cortninly," nnswored Mr. Dustin
Stax, merrily. "Wo always sell a round
trip ticket to anybody that wants it."
Washington Star, ,
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Scott Parker, Bellevue, Ariz. 233
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WANTED Telophone operator at the
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FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms,
coolest in town. Mrs. L. G. Coombs,
Bullground. tf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB BENT
Mrs. J. Harvey narris, opposite tho
8choolhouso on old Bullground. tf
FOR RENT Two rooms In the Post
offico building. Apply at tho Silver
Bolt office tf
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building. Apply nt Silver Belt office.
Read tho Silver Belt; always up to
date and newsy.
PROFESSOR LONG
Says "I'll Make that Man Answer If I
Have to Spend Ten Years
"Why, I'll mako that man answer
mo if I have to spend ten years in dig
ging up tho evidence nnd submitting it
to n tribunal made up of the reading,
thinking people of tho country. I'll
travel tho length and breadth of Alaska
if necessary to get tho proofs to estab
lish tho ascsrtions I havo mado and
which he has sought to contradict.
,"I have sent n man to Labrador to
got an Indian out of there who has
such proofs, and I nm taking evidence
each day."
As the speaker is Dr. William J.
Long and ''that Mjui" is Theodore
KoosoveU, it is evident that tno contro
versy winch Dr. Long Bays was forced
upon him when tho president branded
him as a nature fakir is yet in its in
fancy.
Dr. Long lectured last night before
the congregation of Pilgrim Congrega
tional church, at 121st street nnd Mad
ison avenue, on Annual 1.11c ami
Death."
Ho did not touch on the controversy
botween himself nnd the president, but
he did say that pain wns one of the
greatest boohs of nature, becauso it
mado plain to tho sufferer tho fnct that
hero was an injury. If no such warn
ng wore given, no stops would be taken
to heal tho wound nnd sad results would
follow.
"A dog injuring his foot keeps it
from tho ground because it hurts him
to touch tho ground," said he. "If he
did not havo thnt warning he would
keep tho foot on tho ground, get tho
hurt impregnated with foreign matter,
nnd hnvo a fester as a result. I ven
ture tho assertion," said he, "that if it
were not for pain not one boy in ton
thousand would grow to manhood. They
would cut and hurt and kill themselves
beforo they wero flve.';
Whon Dr. Loug concluded his re
marks ho was asked for a word on tho
Long-Roosovclt contorversy.
"I had intonded to remain silent on
thnt until I was fully prepared to make
him speak," said ho, ns his eyes snap
ped. "Ho has dashed in and made
startling statements accusing others of
misrepresentation when be didn't know
whnt ho was talking about.
"I intend to make him speak and
answer my last challenge or mako him
tho talk of tho country. I am getting
ovidonco day by day. It is coming to
mo from nil sources. I have sent a
special messenger to Labrador to got
nn Indian who will mako an affidavit
as to tho truth of somo of the assertions
I placed in somo of my writings. If it
is necessary I shall go to Alaska, and
go tho length of it. I shall spend ten
years, if necessary, but whon I am
ready with my next statomont I'll mako
Theodore Roosevelt break his silence
and nnswor tho charges I havo already
mado. I mav mako other charges."
'Now York American.
Little Love Letters Wiped Out Debt
There was great rejoicing in the Now
Brooklyn church yesterday whon tho
last dollar of tho debt against tho par
sonage was paid. Tho money was rnis
od in n novel manner. Every female
member of tho church wroto a letter to
all tho boys that woro her schoolmates
in bygono days, no matter where thoy
now lived, soliciting contributions. Tho
men mombors likowiso wroto to their
schoolgirl sweethearts of long ago.
Many a pleasant correspondence de
veloped and it is said somo of the let
ters wore calculated to revive tho spark
of affection that was kindled when tho
writers .were youngsters, but as hus
bands and wives wero allowed to road
ono another's lottors, not a caso of jeal
ousy is recorded.
Tho money camo in so fast that in a
short timo tho entlro debt was paid of?,
and, as tho contributions nro still com
ing in, tho paroonago will bo brightened
by a now coat of paint. Sicklorville,
N. J., dispatch to Philadelphia inquirer.
Tourist: "And nro there any nbsen
to landlords in theso parts of Ireland!"
Car Driver: "Sure, yor anner, the
country's full o' thiml" Illustrated
Bits.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 269.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 28", 1907. Notico is here
by given that Tom Doyle, of Globe,
Arizona, for himsolf and his co-owner,
Barney Rice, has mado application for
patent to tno Mule onoo lodo mining
claim," survey No, 2334, situated in the
FOB SALE
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Call at Silver Belt for particulars, tf
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quire at this office. 232
FOB SALE Household furnituro in use
six months. Call at this office. 232
OOOD PIANO for sale or rent. Address
Box 143, Globe. tf
FOB BALE Choice business lots on
Broad or Oak streets, 25, 50, 75, 100
or 120 feet front; this includes Wells
Fargo corner, tho best business site in
town; nho havo number of choice res
idence lots on and near Bullground.
Ljcnll on Dan Williamson. 232
FOB SALE A Remington typewriter
m first-class condition. Address P.
O. box 230, Globe, Ariz. tf
FOB SALE Three-room houso. Apply
.Tulo Maurel, box 221, or Cement
houso. tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Ladies' Indian bead purse near
, Mill Williams' store. Roturn to Sil
ver Belt office; $20 reward. 230
LOST At ball park, fountain pen, Ro.
turn to Naquin & Co. nnd receive $i
reward.
LOST Scotch collie, black and white;
answers to tho namo of Juno; any in
formation kindly leave at this office.
LOST Girl's dress, gray linen. Pleaso
leave at this office. 232
Globe Mining District, Gila County,
Arizona ,in Sec. 2, Tp. 1 N., B. 15 R,
G. & S. R. B. k M., described as fol
lows: Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence
tho S. ft Cor. of Sec. 24, Tp. 1 N., R.
15 E., G. & S. R. B. & M., bears S. 7
deg. 59 min. R 870.3 feet; thence S. 70
dog. 27 min. W. 1-193 feet to Cor. No.
2; thence N. 11 deg. 40 min. W. 568.45
feet to Cor. No. 3; thence N. C9 deg. t
min. E. 1500.5 feet to Cor. No. 4; thence
S. 11 deg. 40 min. E. COO feet to Cor.
No. 1, tho plnco of beginning. Location
notices aro recorded in Records of
Mines, County Recorder's office, said
Gila County, as follows: Original, Book
3, pago 351; amended, Book 12, page
200. Adjoining and conflicting claims
arc Copper Road and Even Up on the
north; Fraction on tho cast; Tiger on
tho southeast; 11. S. Fraction on the
south; nnd Castle Hill and Copper Road
on tho west. MILTON R. MOORE,
Register.
First publication June 11, 1907. 207
ORDLNANOE NUMBER TWENTY
NINE An Ordinanco Amending Ordinance
Numbor Four.
Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and
Common Council of tho City of Globe:
SECTION ONE.
Paragraph No. 9 of Ordinance No.
Four Section XII is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Section XII. Paragraph 9.
For each auctioneer, Ono Hundred
Dollars per quarter.
SECTION TWO.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION THREE.
This ordinanco shall be in effect from
and after its passage.
Passed and adopted the 27th day of
June, A. D. 1907.
Approved: W. S. SULTAN,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: F. J. Elliott, Clerk. 230
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15c per lb.
Genuine Sheep and Lamb always to
be had at the Central Market, For a
square deal and treatment call at
The Central Meat
Market
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For the Summer Time
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General Livery and Feed Stables
Gaited Saddle Horses....Phone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Mgr. Globe, Arizona
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4th of July
BUNTING! BUNTING! BUNTING!
Red, White and Blue-Seven
Different Styjes
Get busy and decorate. You'll have to hurry. We
only have 5,000 yards left, and it's
going fast.
DECORATE YOUR HOUSE LET THE EAGLE SCREAM
GLOBE COMMERCIAL CO.
PHONE 221
(Closed all day July 4th)
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North Globe
Entire premises would be
rented to a reliable tenant
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