Daily Arizona silver belt., September 17, 1908, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Thursday, September 17, lOQI
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Exclusive Millinery Styles
London and Parisian models vie with the
productions of our own country in, beauty
and magnificence, and early as.it is our
stock is large and our Advance "snowing a
thoroughly comprehensive one.
Autumn' Models in Ladies' Skirts
A display of really beautiful and high class wearables
ready for your viewing. This exhibit will give you
an idea of the styles most favored for fall and winter,
and every woman will be interested not only in the
modishness of the skirts, but in their very tempting
prices ranging from $7 up to $20.
Special Display of Childrens and Misses Hats
High Class Riding Hats, New Soft Felt Hats
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
I'rotl T. Brngmcr of this -city Ih rep
isteied nt tho Jlotol Adams in Phoenix.
Frank C. Murdo'ek has returned from
Canada) whom he visited his boyhood
home.
Mrs. Jacob Weinberger and little
daughter are- spending tho week with
.Mrs. Wetnhcrgcr's mother in Solomon
villc.
It. II. Cnrriugton, traveling freight
and passenger agunt for tho, Texas &
Pacific, with headquarters at El Paso,'
is in tho. city on business for his road.
Traveling Auditor W. TI. McGinnis of
the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern, who
has been a busy man in this city for
several days, going over tho accounts of
tho local offices, has completed his work
and will leavo this morning for Howie
to check up the office horc;
HALF HOT TOLD OF
a
CRIMES
boys, heading: incipient bevo.
w ltjtionary movement, are
shot down by the score by
brutal soldiers of czar.
Capital Paid In, 1100,000.00
THE GILA
O. E. MILLS, President.
H. S. VAN QORDEK, Cashier.
O. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GOBDER
A. T. THOMSON
Wo Invito Now Buslnesfl
Dr.
Surplus 140,000.00
VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
L. D. Kicketts, Vice President. T. A. PASCOE, Vice Piesioei,,
' DIRECTORS E. if. HUED, Local Manage.
L. D. RICKETTS WALTER DOUGLAS
T. A. PASCOE B. B. HEGARDT
E. M.UBD
WE pay 4 per cent on Savings Accounts
Fort'
s
"The Store of Exclusive Styles"
S, L. Hamilton, ,
Pi"o tuner, in Globe one week more,
Phone 17S4. I. 0. Box 12:ir.
LABOR
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Indian Mission Opens
The New .Torusaleni Apache Indian
Mission school, on Paseoe hill, opened
for the term on tho 7th. With its sec
ond term, the little mission school has
grown to almost three times what it was
during the preceding year, now number
ing nineteen pupils, with Miss Irmgard
Harder in charge as teacher. On account
of tho distance the children must go
to attend school, they are served with
luncheon nt noon. This has brought such
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Rg 7" '"" -l ?. ,"i,lu T V l""!scnools throughout the county
near future means will have beon found
to make tho institution a regular board- Spccjal Car for BaU Team-
will produce in tho near future the great
play of "La Belly Marie," to bo follow
ed by Ouida's great story of socioty
life, "Moths." The plays have been in
rehearsal for some titue and it goes
without saying that tho productions will
be meritorious ones.
Visiting Schools
"Gono to visit the. schools in Lower
Pinto," was, the legend tacked up yes
terday on the closed door of the office
of School Superintendent W. O. Kell
nor. Tho superintendent has been :i
busy mnu since tho opening of tho
ing school, for the benefit of Indian
children from all over tho reservation.
Gifts of food, clothing, shoes and hats
will bo thankfully received. Donors
will bo called on if a card is sent ton
the mission, 038 North Devereaux street
Tho Globe Hegulars will leave hero
Friday morning in a special car for Tuc
son, whero they are to play tho Tucson
team Saturday nndSundny, and it is
announced that there will be a few
seats to spare In the car for those fans
who avail themselves of the snecinl rate
Jcrorao Edwards Arrested 0f one fan. for tho round trin. Tim
Jerome Edwards, wanted here for .Tuesonians have materially strcngthon-
trial on u charge of rape, has been ar- erf their team for the occasions, having
WILL VOTE AS
THE? LIKE
STATE ORGANIZATION TURNS
DOWN INSTRUCTIONS OF THE
AMERICAN FEDERATION.
Fails to Endorse General Circular in
Which Workars Were Asked to Vote
for Brvaa and Decides to Allow State
Locals Full Discretion.
secured Krnie Williams, the crack
pitcher, to deliver deceptions to the
Globe aggregation.
rested by tho stato rangers at AmarUIo,
Texas, and Sheriff .1. II. Thompson, who
returned yesterday evening from a trip
on official business to Graham county,
will leavo this morning to bring back Safe Propositions, All Right
the prisoner. Tho sheriff said last
night that he expected to be gono about
a week. Tho crime with which Edwards
00 DEN, September 10. The Utah
Federation of Labor, in session Mi&ro,
through a special committee today fail
ed to endorse the general circular from
the executive committee of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor, urging the
support of Bryan, and advised that the
local unions be allowed to act without
instructions from the state organization
o report of the committee was
unanimously adopted.
Boy wanted, lo learn printing trade at
Silver Belt ojliee.
BEST TREATMENT FOR 'A BURN
If for no other reason, 'Chamberlain's
! Salvo should be kept in every household
NEW YOKK, September l(i. Toni:
bio stories of conditions in Russia were
brought back by Detective Sergeant
Mike Mills of this ety, who linn just
returned from a' trip to that country
in charge of a fugitive who was'wanted
in Libau for the murder of four peas
nut women. i
"Evil ooiiditiousln Itussia never yet
have been adequately pictured by any
writer," said Mills. "So terrible aro
they that perhaps no writer can de
scribe them. 1 visited Vulna, Kiev,
Tula and Minsk. The revolutionists
in these places) aro for the most part
boys under the ago of "0 and nearly
all Of them have been in college. T
went froiri Libau to Odessa and found
conditions there the same, if not worse.
There are on an average twenty mill
lary prisoners oxvcuivu uaun uay in
some of these cities, and it is only on
rare occasions that the world hoars of
them.- In Odessa I saw fifteen men and
boys most of the boys were very young
horded into the prison and shot. They
were condemned at a drumhead court
martial, and their bodies wore dragged
into tho police field and buried a few
hours after their arrest. Thero,arc thou
sands of Cossack in every part of th?
empire. They are no longer employed
by the Russian government, but are in
the employment of the various prov
inces. They are the policemen of Rus
sia and receive $7 a month for their
work, which is from S in the morning
to S o'clock in the evening, with an
hour for rest or food. Every Cossack
carries a rille, a revolver, a saber, a
whip and a plentiful suply of ummuni
tion. They arc a class or caste of
themselves, and have nothing in com
mon with the peasants. One'thing you
notice when you laud in Russia and
which keeps itself upon your mind all
the time is the presence of tho millions
of beggars. The citicB and towns are
overrun with them, and in tlie country
they are thicker thau tramps in our
country."
FIVE HE DEATHS
1
AMUSEMENTS
Diw. f ill, it. t Ann:i.nn.1 .!!. 4ti.. 1AA1.
I vr " m in, iTMUiiirui nuu u unit' lUtrv.
is charged is tho samo for which his . is for tho II. H. lira stock brokerago
office; another, an exceptionally large
one, is for the oflice of City Clerk
Welch, and the other two are for the
offices of the Miami Copper company.
V Probate Judge P. 0. Robertson, yes-Lt hca,,oei1P WOmanly pains, and pain,
llylterday, recorded the marriage of Peter , .,,. wtu.r,., i 2( minutes sure. Formula
ey-L. Hiitton and Mm Pauline M. Come- ((n ho -c box Ask (,ur aniBR1rt or
cousin, Cagcr huwaruo, has been con
victed and sentenced to fifty years in
tho territorial penitentiary. Both men
were indicted for outraging tho-two lit
tle Cartor girls, twin sisters, Ludic and
Lula, who are now being held in the Marriage Recorded
Crittenden home at Phoenix. The girls,
nieces of Cager Edwards, were hardly
more than twelve years old when th
were made the victims of the bestial ,Hus. which took place September X
lust ot the two men, one ot tuem beeoin- i
ing a mother when she was hardly thir- ("Buster" Brown Bombards Big Battler
teen. The crimes wero committed on, Lewis "Buster" Brown killed a big
Miami flats, during the latter part of rattler in the yard of his brother's resi
190G, and both men we're indicted last J,lonce. The houso cat was. noticed in
February. News of the arrest of Jerome i tho yard, standing nt attention, and
Edwards will be received with keen'o0ser inspection showed that Tabby
gratification. , !bad found a big rattler that was coiled
I before it, cat and snake as still as if
Leased Blacksmith Shop j made of clay. A shot gun did the
F. M. Wagner of Mayer, Ariz.', has business for tho snake, from tho tail
leased tho Dawson blacksmith shop in jot which seven rattles and a botton
North Globe and proposes to run thore were taken,
a first-class shop.
tour big safes are in the warohou.se nn account of its' great value in tho
ot the una vniioy, uiobo & iSorthcrn. i treatment of burns. Tt allavs tho pain
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almost immediately, ami unless tho in
jury is a severe one, heals the parts
without leaving a scar. This calve is
also uncounted for chapped hands, sore
nipples and diseases of the skin. Price
23 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Pink Pain Tablets Dr. Snoop's
T
Challenge.
doctor about this formula it's fine.
Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Boy wanted to learn printing trade at
Silver Belt office.
TheGlobeBank
and Savings Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
St. John's Guild Meeting The Globe Regulars baseball team 1
A meeting of the Women's Guild of challenges the Globe Eagles bnseball !
St. John's church has been called for, team to play a series of three games to Term Deposits if left 3 months
153 EAST CEDAR STREET
We pay 5 per cent per ' annum, on
3 o'clock Friday afternoon. A -full at
tendance is desired, as there will be in
foresting and important business com
ing up for consideration.
Monarch Stock Company
A new organization composed of ing, September 20, Silver Belt
Globe's" best histronic talent, known as j L. A. IHJSIIELL, Mr,
the Monarch stock company, under tho
personnl direction of Mrs. J. P. Bosch, J Canvas awnings Globe Paint Co.
decide which of the two teams should
represent Globe, tho games to be played j
on Southside grounds September 2i, 24
and 2.I. Winner to take all receipts and
tho 'line-up to appear in Sunday, morn-
We pay as high as 9 per cent on Es
crow Deposits. Don't let your money
lay idle without Interest. Start a Sav
ings Account today; and make your
money work for you while you sleep.
We handle Real Estate of all kinds,
and wo write Fire Insurance in the best
companies in the world.
At the Iris.
It was amateur night at the Iris last
night and tho bill wns certainly a win
ner. Two large audiences attended and
the entire program was enjoyed im
mensely. vTIio regular bill Was a strong
one and with tho addition of three ex
tra numbers by amateurs, it made ono
of the best sIiowh of the season. Jt
might bo well to bay right here that
the performances given by the amateurs
would do credit to professionals.
Tho first amateur was Master Luc
Do Laeoy, who sang, and was encored,
llis tryout was certainly a success.
Then eiwnc Mr. Himcs, a blick and wing
dancer, and the way ho did shako his
feet was a caution. Mr. Hincs certainly
can dunce.
Gail Ilammett, a rag time singer, also
mado a hit with tho crowd and was en
cored twice. Hincs and Ilammett would i
certainly make a team that would make
good on the regular vaudeville circuit.
I Tonight is change night and Mr.
Keith says that it will be an unusually
' -trong bill.
On the Fly
i
v Tho dirt flies on the hillside,
And, the rock flics in Globe mines,
v. Where hammers, picks and drills of "men
Keep Globe supplied with dimes.
But while tho flies are on the fly,
Thcro's no flies on -the town;
There 'h no flics on our minin' men,
Who are twistin' drill nraun'.
When you are looking for a real estate bargain with no flies on it,
just remember that our deals, on bargains and our representations an
"track." 'We have no agents or chaperone to sit np witalyou, to in.
duce vou to buv ono of his bargains. We have no cold bricks, no bond.
or lots in Timbuctoo to sell. Buying or selling,- see the other fellow,
then see the
Home Investment Company
HOUSES FOR RENT.
AMUSEMENTS"
AMUSEMENTS
The socialist nominee for delegate to
i congress, .1. D. Cannon of Bisbee, will
pcak from court houso steps Saturday
, evening, immediately after band con
cert, at J:.0 o'clock, sharp.
THE CITIZEN'S BANK OF GLOBE
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS
INESS AND SOLICITS YOUR AC
COUNT. S. F. SULLENBERGER,
PRES.
H
WD
EXPLOSION
TOTAL OF FATALITIES FROM
PLAYINGWITH EXPLOSIVE
IS ELEVEN.
One or Two More of Twenty-Eight Hurt
by Blowing Up of Car Wednesday
Will Die in Hospital Conductor Who
Threw Match Succumbs. .
SEDALIA, Mo., September !. Fivo
additional deaths as tho result of the
explosion of black powder at Windsor,
Mo., yesterday afternoon occurred in
tnc hospitals lit Scdalia today. This
brings tho total dead up to twelve.
Among the two who died today was
Conductor A. F. Herschbcrger, who, ac
cording to the testimony brought out
at the Coroner's inquest, throw the
match which caused the explosion.
Ten other injured arc reported tonight
a? showing improvement, and all but
one or two will recover.
Mrs. R. Bell
Dress Making Parlors
Second Floor Front o
Old Dominion Store.
Call and seeher.
A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re
quired, by applying Chamberlain's Lini
ment freely, and giving it absolute rest.
For sale by all druggists.
Full
Strength
Drugs
The drugs in our store are all
as specified full strength. Any
that have a tendoncy to loso
strength with age are watched
more closely and never used af
ter they show signs of weakening.
This ono fact alono is enough to
account for tho good results from
prescriptions filled by us.
KODAK SUPPLIES AND
EVERYTHING HANDLED
" BY A GOOD DRUG STORE.
Globe Drug
Store
DR. A. F. MAISCH
Office Hours: 9-10 a. m.; 1-3 p. m.;
6-7:30 p. m.
Phone: Oflice 1422; Residence 1423.
Office Over Naquin's Furniture Store.
Dreamland Theater
Special Engagement
The celebrated English actress
INA LEHR
and
The Ina Lehr Stock Company
New Songs
New Costumes
New Specialties
Opening
Thursday Night, Sept. 17th
' Wkh
"THE LITTLE MOTHER"
Admission 25, 50 and 75 Cents
On the opening night every gentleman buying a
75c reserved seat will receive a free seat for his lady.
Seats now selling:
TONIGHT1
Change Night at the Iris
"The Blue and the Gray" or
"The Days of '61"
A great story of the time of the Civil War show
ingf some beautiful Southern scenerv. Full of thrill
ing dramatic scenes.
Three comedies, and two new illustrated songs by
Billie Cummmgrs
Groceries at Sell-Quick Prices
These pr'ces tell the story better than mere words. They show you why it is
important to trade here; why it is that our business is growing by leaps and
bounds. We say that we can save you money. Now give us the opportunity to
prove it to you.
25c
40c
Cream Flake Oats, absolutely free from weevils, every pack f
age guaranteed. Wo just received this shipment. Per package... fcUC
St. Charles Milk, largo size, 20 oz. cans,
2 cans for
Crosse & Blackwell Jams strawberry, raspberry, orange
marmalade, black currant, blackberry. Per jar, each
A special sale on Welch's Grape Juice, 75c size 60c,
40c size 30c.
Iris Olive Oil, best on earth, three sizes, 30c, 60c, $1.
We again want to impress on you the fact that you can phone us your order and
be s,ure that you will be served just as satisfactorily as if you came to the store in
person. At all times ''you are safe at Seelig's. "
lieincmbcr to call for tho Iris
Brand of groceries. It is your
protection. All Iris goods are
guaranteed. Wd refund your
monoy if you are not satisfied.
Wo aro cxclusivo agents for this
famous brand of groceries. CALL
FOR IltlS.
THE SEELIG COMPANY, Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prompt service
PHONE 151
The house that saves
you money on your groceries.
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Japanese Brass
It will be time well spent if you come to the store and look over that line of
Imported High Grade Japanese Brass
A piece of this brass will make your home more beautiful, and makes a suitable gift for
anyone.
Large size vase with a Dragon in relief work . . . $15.00
Large size vase with a Swan in relief work ... 9.00
Medium size vase with Flowers in relief work ... 6.50
Odd shaped vades . . . $1.50 and $2.00
Candle sticks . , . I . . $1.50 to $6.00
Jardineres , . . . ... $5.50 to $12.00
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