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Page Ten ' DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT , 1 BRAZIL BATTLESHIPS SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLIC TAX. ING LONO STRIDES TOWARD PRESTIGE AT SEA BY IMPROVE MENT OF NAVY. LONDON', Knjrland, October 1 1. Tho name "Drcadnnught" no longer stands for the biggest and most formidable thing in British battleships. The St. Vincent, lnunched a few days ago at Portsmouth, has a displacement of 19, JSO tons, as against 17,000 of the Dreadnought, and she surpasxps that famous floating fortress in other ways. She is to havij turbine engines, with a speed of twenty-ono knots an hour; and her armament is to surpass that of the Dreadnnught, though exact figures are sot made public by the Admiralty. 1 It is rather a singular coincidence that on the same duy the Dreadnuught lost its place us the biggest British war-ship Great Britain also lost first place fis the owner of tho biggest war ship. Almost at the hour the Countess iteauchamp christened tho St. Vincent at Portsmouth, the battleship Minas (Joraes, built by Armstrong, Whitworth L Co. at Klswick for tho Brazilian gov ernment, was launched, being christen ed by Scnorn P. Regis de Oliveira, wife of tho Brazilian minister to London. The Milns (Joraes has undisputed claim to being the greatest battleship ever launched. Her dimensions are as follows: Length, 500 feet; breadth, H.I feet; displacement, 20,000 tons on the normal draft of 25 feet; guaranteed speed, '21 knots; bunker capacity, 2,000 tons. Provision a!to is made for tho use of oil as fuel. The engines are of tho ordinary reciprocuting type, the Bra zilian government deeming them more desirable for its purposes than turbines. The armor is nine inches thick. The armament will consist of twelve 12-inch jjuns, twin mounted in six barbettes, the arrangement admitting of tho firing of eight of the big guns ahead or astern and ten on either broadsido The sec ondary battery will consist of twenty two 4.7-inch guns, besides rapid fire guns. The Minns Geracs is the first of thrco great battleships ordered in Kng land for the Brazilian government. Tho 'building of such war vessels by a secondary power and especially by a South American power, has caused no end of a sensation in Kuropean na val circles. Tho world remembers how reluctantly military and naval men -of Kuropo admitted that tho United States had grown to be a power they must reckon with and now hero comes a Latin-American republic building battle ships bigger and more formidable than any others aflont. In Berlin, probably, the shock was greatest, for Germany has never qui to .abandoned 'hope of 'having iC grca't colony In South America. She would have had ono long ago, hud she beon in a position to defy tho Monroe Doctrine and the American navy which backs that doctrino up. Because sh- has never folt quite safe in defying tho diction laid down by Monroe the Gor man policy has been to wait until the United States was involved in a great war with some, other power, and then to find some pretext for seizing South American torritory. But if Brazil, which is ambitious to dominate affairs in South America, is going to build up a navy of 20,000 ton battleships a new obstacle is presented. REV DECKER RETURNS. Visited Country Between Mesa and tho Government Wells and Grows Enthusiastic Over It. Kov. K. G. Decker of the First Meth odist church returned yesterday from the M. K. conference at Douglas. Whilo absent from tho city Hcv. Decker via ited Bisbce, Phoenix and Tcmpe, re turning to Globe by stage through tho Salt river valley. "Tho Scenery between 'eMsa and what nro known as tho government wells is simply grand," said Mr. Deck er last evening. "It is seeuery that is excelled nowhere in the .southwest save in the Grand Canyon. The road for miles Is a mere nick blasted out high up on the mountain side. Ono can step to the edge of this granite road bed and look down tho almost perpen dicular mountain side two hundred feet into a picturesque valley through which a beautiful stream winds its way to ward the H)bbiug Pacific. This road and valley aro among Arizona's most fascinating show places and with a more dense population and a better ac quaintance with the people will natural ly become a haven for the tourist and sight-seer. "Don't forget to tell Silver Belt readers that I will be doing business again Sunday at the same old stand 'the little church around tho corner.' " 1 SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED At PIONEER SUPERINTENDENT MAX BONNE BRINGS IN FIVE- HUNDRED FOR SLAUGHTER. THIS FINE STOCK WILL BE USED TO SUPPLY TATBONS WITH FINE MUTTON. Half Thousand Wooly Ones Oomo From Ranch of Leonard Motz at Mesa end Aro the Fattest and Finest Ever Seen In Local Marbot-Come and See. Tho Pioneer Meat Market has just received a bunch of f00 fat mutton sheep which they will use to Hupply their many customers with choice cats. Leonard Mcta brought these sheep f nun Mesa and they are tho finest looking lot that has been seen in this locality in a prime stock and tho best that money can buy. Max Bonno the r.uporintond ont, is so well known to tho people of Olobo that the business is growing by leaps and bounds. YOUR LAST CHANCE TONIGHT. "Tales tho Searchlight Told," hut time at tho Iris tonight. Don't mis it. - WILSON BROS. FURNISHING GOODS sold at Lantin's Coffee The aroma-tight can protects it against Impurities and deteri orationnever sold in bulk. Your grocer will grind It better if ground at home not too lino. 41111.11 1111 MUlt ItftftT-TfT-r-r--T TlfTTfT,r"",'Ba VOTING COUPON Silver Belt's Piano Contest THIS VOTE IS FOR Write Ike nume of your candidate Whom I Consider the Most Popular Lady in Gila County Not good if voted after October 24th. jH"M"H"0"--l"s '"i""l 1 '!" 8"Ml,'fr'"I''t'' 1 IHMtMHH 4 Up Goes the Curtain of Globe's Leading Millinery Store disclosing the brand new styles of a brand new season. Never before have the ladies of Globe had such opportunities of Millinery choosing. 'Tis a demonstration of this store's pre-eminence as this city's Leading Millinery Establishment. The very latest creations are found here in an abundance that is inspiring. We invite your attendance. 4 IF YOU GET IT AT FORTS, ITS CORRECT" Fort': Cold Weatner Advice To all is to bewaro of coughs and colds on tho chest; as neglected they readily lead to pneumonia, consumption or other pulmonary troubles. Just as tho cough appears treat it with Ballard's HorehoundSyrup tho standard cure of and $1.00 per bottle. America. Use as directed perfectly I Pharmacy. hanrJcCT. A cure and preventive fsr disoaues of the lungs. I?ricc 25c, Kt Sold by Palat We Stand Pat on This Alfred Benjamin mm. ' ai no nrrppt wj . L ul IRS HI v RO JKBSmmSm are sold WwSW here ' BslRIi BUS ' mE&W0ffiMMM t&il wM'::;tm f f iMH 11 ' HMHHRL HI mm Br I lilPMEpiSSilSl mm HH 1 wSokSBSsSm WfVmk 111 -1H ' r No matter who your clothier or tailor may be, we guarantee to give you at all times A Suit for $ 1 8.22 that cannot be duplicated at. any other store in Globe for $25.00 and we stand pat on this. Come in and we will convince you this is so. A Suit for $25.22 that cannot be duplicated at any other store in Globe for $30 and $35 and we stand pat on this. Come and see these suits; they will convince you. The Store for dotting Values 'NoName'Hats I are the best hats 1 . in the world for $3.50 All the new blocks and shades are now in. . i 'We also sell the Stetson Hats; you know what they are. This is Globe's Furnishing Goods Store At all times you can find hero tho most complete stock of furn ishing goods. If there is anything you need in this lino just drop in and lot us show you what an up-to-dato store this is for Men's Furnishings. 5H Pants! Pants! Thousands of pairs of pants consisting of all the leading makes pegged-topand regulars -just the nobbiest styles for the young men of Globe. Prices $3.50 to $7 j ." h w $p -., -,'&mvmmifr &.$&,