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rp'F.w." ,Zir? Ji . 'ivi'T '-s sTiyfflF' K2W - i I ' W' ' j,' Jp . .r ' DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT Lrajie two , , , r m 'it," r m " wyrJKr:T '-H ri jwTV1 w jr'awr fy? w' , ' if-'w :,- - ;., -" -- ,-v "', - . i - ' u i i" i' Li 6 W b'j ! . ' &". IP p R ar'izonasilverbelt DAILY AND WEEKLY By the SILVER BELT PUBLISHING CO. H. II. 1IIENER II. C. HOLDSWOKTII Published each morning except Monday. Admitted to mails as second class matter. Member of tlio Associated Press. OFFICIAL PAPEE QILA COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, by mail, ouo year $7.50 Daily, by carrier, ono month 75 Weekly, ono year 2.50 Weekly, six months . . v 1.25 Cash in advance. Subscribers' Notlco Subscribers pclaso notify this office in caso of non-delivery of Jho daily, Monday excepted. , Advertising rates ma do known on ap 'plication. Entered at tho Postofllce in Globe, Ariz., ns second-class mail. Tho average dally circulation of tho .Silver Belt during tho month of Novcm 'bcr .was 5027 Tho Silver Bolt has a larger circula , tion than any daily newspaper in tho world published in a city with 10,000 or "less population. "REBUKING" THE PRESIDENT. Wo agree "with. EepresentaCive Pcrkin that certain expressions used by Mr. Hoosavelt In that part of his messago relating to the secret service woro "un fortunate"; so also was the legislation therein criticised in language that has ruffled the dignity of )the national leg islature. The president could have been more diplomatic in conveying his opin ion of tho congressional limitation placed on tho employment of tho secret sarvico, hut that is not his way, and tho result is a very pretty quarrel between congress and tho executive, in which tho necessities of tho public business may receive scant consideration. It is a serious thing for congress to enter upon an attempt to censuro tho executive, particularly in these days of almost universal popular distrust of legislative bodies. When It was dono in Andrew Jackson's time, the presi dent Anally won, though it took sev eral years to make tho conquest, and In tho end the resolution of censuro was expunged from tho records. That a trial of this v sort should bo in contem plation agains a president of so great apparent popularity attests the depth of foellng which has been aroused among members of congress. Yet they aro, bat a curious freak of fortune, turning upon a man who has saved many of them from defeat, to whom alone is due, in all probability, the ex istence of a republican majority in tho houso of representatives. They propose to rebuke tho president who a few years ago took tho part of congress against tho muckrakcrs and who in mora than ono election ha3 given tho national legislature a certificate of character that was worth votes to many a distressed member. The name of Roosevelt has been ono to conjuro with in scores of closo dis tricts; evidently it is so no longer. We must assume that those who aro willing to spread some sort of rebuke or cen suro of tho president on the records of tho houso and senate fcol that they will bo able to justify their votes be foro their constituencies; for after March 4 Mr. Roosevelt will be merely an eminent private citizen. Wo doubt if the president intended to asperse the character of tho avorago senator or representative, or to insinu ate that there wero any members of tho present congress who will bear watching by dotails from the secret ser vice. Tho legislation he finds fault with has seriously crippled tho ability of tho government to detect and punish fiduciary crime; it has ovon prevented tho secretary of the treasury, as to se cret 8orvico men, from exercising tho ordinary right of overy head of a de railment to control his own employes. On these points Mr. Cortelyou's opin ion Is tho same as that of the president. In his righteous indignation over leg islation that ho felt to bo advantage ous only to criminals, tho president dealt in implications that might better have been omitted as a matter of com ity in addressing congress. It may bo questioned whether theso implications are as serious as some members seem disposed to think, or that any action by congress reflecting on tho prosident will really vindicate tho dignity of either branch of tho national legislature. U -j.no oia joko aDoui asDestos wmsic- i. ' era for Santa. Glaus " betrfns tho Em. ft . ', porta Gazctto. That's tho troublo about It, it isn't a joko at alii ,&, "Another scandalous deficit," reads a headline in tho Louisvillo Courier- f Journal. Christmas shopping appears -, to have terrified somo erstwhilo sereno soul in that sanctum. , BE SURE TO GIVE SOME USELESS TRESENT Generally spoaklng, Christmas pre sents may bo divided into two classes "useful" and "useless." Each is good and each has its place It doponds entirely on who is to get tho present. Generally speaking, useful presents should bo given to pcoplo who do not need thorn. That is, tho man who can afford to buy tho best in plenty should bo given socks and gloves and such things. Tho woman who is but littlo limited in tho gratification of her shop ping instnets should got as a present the now coat and tho furniture. But grown-ups don't make much dif foronco one way or tho other at Christ mas timo; tho day is tho day of tho children. Tho child who can have a now toy almost any day in tho year is tho one upon whom toys aro a wasto at Christ mas. To such lot thero bo given the now shoes, tho jackets, overcoats and similar needful things. But let tho useless things bo glvon to thoso who havo but littlo moro than necessaries all tho year around. Lot tho man with tho shinoy coat receive a bit of Jewelry or a now pipe; lot the work-a-day woman bo given somo trlflo of femlnino luxury, somo littlo useless oxtravaganco that could not possibly bo indulged in any day of tho year ox cept Decomber 25. Most of all, lot the child of poverty bo spared a "present" of something that it actually needs and must havo. What a ghastly perversion of the spirit of Christmas it is to let tho child shiver half through the winter so that it may havo a "present" at Christmas timo of a new coatl Let the useful things be bought on somo other day, but for Christmas itself let tho pennies go for something which has but one uso and that is to delight. Let tho very uselqssncss of the gift, in such cases, measure the love, the sacri fice and tho Giving spirit of tho holi day. In the Christmas spirit we recognize that wo aro all children of the same father and so aro all brothers and sis ters and shall we givo the littlo broth er of tho poor a pair of shoes and the littlo brother of the Houso of Have a coaster and his siter a big dolly? No; however small tho gift, let's havo it a real Christmas gift not a bit of charity sneaked in on December 25 in order to save monoy and salvo our souls with a doublo credit. Incidentally, Gen. Hyacinthe has blossomed out as something of a hero in the Hatian situation. At 40 cents a dozen, one egg will probably be mado to cover a multitudo of nogs this Christmas. "Senator Root will be a beaut," sings a Gotham near-poet. That, we believe, is ono of tho penalties of fame. It costs a triflo over $4,000,000 to bury tho lato Emperor of China. For all that, however, ho will not rest any easier. The Standard Oil ronTn apparently has fow fricrids : -wishers, but wo don't y dividends being uncalled fw.. Wo feel so peaceful and good-natured theso days that wo think wo will havo to build a few moro battleships and things in this country. Tho real rivalry between Boni and Helie scorns to lie in tho endeavor to demonstrate which is tho most conspic uous horrible example. "Kissing must go," says a Now York physician. It does go, wo fancy; in deed, In certain situations it 'is all tho go, as you might say. Mr. John Lawrence Sullivan has' ap plied for a divorce. Timo was when John L. would have scorned not to fight it out like a man and to a finish. "Many a Boston kitten will bo moro comfortably housed next summer," says tho Herald of that city. Tako care of tho "kitty" and the jackpot will take caro of itself. A Missouri woman presented her hus band four bouncing boys for a Christ mas present. Wo harbor a sneaking sus picion that he would havo preferred a box of cigars for all that. Tho Winston-Salem Journal thinks "Undo Joo" has "surrendered" to Mr. Taft. Still, wo havo our doubts, and probably shall havo until -tho Speaker confirms tho report. ' Tho Chattanooga Times comes right out and admits that it has its doubts about tho moaning of " incunabula. " Sometimes it is quite a reliof to get a thing of that kind off your mind. "Wo must depend upon tho good will of our white friends if wo aro to' permanently succeed," wroto Booker Washington to a friend recently. A very scnsiblo statement, we think. Incident tally, it demonstrates also, that Wash ington is a first-class inflnitlvo splitter, and' entitled to tho recognition of tho union. mMmh '' vKJSwiF ii J .WATT HOGUE, President HOfllE INVESTMENT ARGUMENTS ON BARGAINS Thoro ara many cities which havo grown to such an extent as to make tho dirt upon which tho city stands, very valuablo. Globo rock makes Globo dirt in lots valuablo for homes, either to tho ono who wanfe to keep from paying rent or to tho ono who wants to collect rent. Tho ono who collects rent makes monoy by tho business or ho would not bo in that lino. Tho rent payer, by owning his own homo and getting tho increase of tho valuo of property gains. No sago or soar of the past or present ago has ever boon gifted with tho power to foretell tho future of tho growth of tlds or any city; but reason founded on actualities is most usually tho Load light which by good management guides tho man of Judgment and forco on to success to a moro or less dogreo in accordance to tho amount of timo and money ho spends on backing his Judgment. When lots woro selling in New York at 510 per lot, many who claimed that they wore wise, would not buy, yet thero aro acres in Now York today worth many millions. Property hero in Globo is on tho increase in value buying now moans wisdom if you win, and it means lack of wisdom if you loso. But ono thing is cer tain, if you do not tako a chance with old dame fortune, you will nover win. If your wisdom tolls you to get your money to working in a good town where bargains aro being picked up daily, Just remember that tho HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY is in tho bargain business with lota and homes. Buying or selling, seo tho other fellow, then givo us a call. HOUSES FOR RENT JIM HOGUE, Manager The Sayings of Mrs. Solomon (Being 'tho Confessions of tho Seven Hundredth Wife.) TRANSLATED BY MAUDE MARIE. Marvel not, O my daughter, that a woman ofttlmes falleth in love with her coachman. For this "there's a reason." For a coachman is a daily companion, but a husband is a comparative .stranger. And a groom in riding boots and kneo breeches maketh a man in a spike tailed coat to look ridiculous. Yea, a man that managcth a frac tious horso is mora fascinating than ho that smokcth a cigarette and pass cth theo a cup of tea. Moreover, a groom docth thy bidding eagerly and runneth thine errands with a pleasant air. Ho pick3th up thy hairpins and holdcth thy hand oc casionally while ho helpoth theo to mount. Yet in times of great danger ho protcctcth theo and ordcreth theo about. And a woman loveth to bo ordered about; sho adoreth a "master" even a riding master. Verily, when husbands shall becomo like unto their coachmen in mat ters of devotion and chivalry even in manners then elopoments and di vorces shall cease. Likowiso when wives shall-becomo liko unto their husbands' manicures, scandals shall die out. For a manicure holdeth a man's hand tenderly and listcth pleasantly unto his conversation. Sho consultoth his opinions and sho nover ausweretli back! Sho useth her oyes, and her hair is nover out of curl. Sho dooth tho "femlnino" and tho "domestic" and doth not scorn a cuto apron. Sho cooeth gently and sympathizoth with a man's troubles and all tho days of her lifo sho avoldeth an onion as tho plague. Verily, verily, it is not tho man, nor tho maid, nor tho wife, nor tho husband, nor tho groom, nor the manicuro, but tho situation which brcedoth sentiment. And marriago is an awkward situation. Sclahl More Light On Canal Purchase WASHINGTON, December 17. President Rooscvolt today sent to con gress a letter of tho secretary of war transmitting memorandum prepared by Judge Charlton of tho bureau of insu lar affairH, and Richard It. Rogers, gen eral counsel of tho Isthmian Cnnal com mission, bearing further upon the charges th.'jt Americans wero interested in the Panama canal property at the time o'f its purchase. Tho memorandum states that at tho time tho property was transferred to tho United States it included so-called "archives" and they are now in pos session of this government. Examina tion of these archives by Messrs. Charl ton nnd Rogers show, however, that neither at the time of tho first examina tion or now woro thero any lists of stockholders in tho old or nw Panama Canal company oxcopt thoso contained in tho formal minutes. Burton Not To Be Secretary NEW TORY, Decembor 17. It wns authoritatively stated tonight that the offer of a cabinot position to Congress man Thcodoro Burton has been with drawn by Taft and will not bo renewed. Burton has been mentioned as the possible secretary of tho treasury and it is said tho portfolio had been defi ritoly offered him. Tho statement 'follows a conference by Taft with several of tho republican leaders in Ohio. Burton, it is believed, will now niako an activo contest in tho Ohio senatorial campaign. Chan. P. Taft was at the conference, Santa Clans Headquarters Here is only a partfal list of the appropriate Christ mas Gifts found here Toys, Dells Hand Painted China Cut Glass (Libby) Burnt Leather, Burnt Wood, Phono- , graphs, Talking Machines, Records, Toilet Sets, Etc. We have everything per taining to Xmas goods. It's all at Ryan's JAMES W. HOGUE, Vico Prosident and Cashier. HOUBES FOR SALE HOGUE, Utility Man. and when ho wns asked what bearing, if any, tho conference would have upon his candidacy for the Bcnato to suc ceed Senator Foraker, replied: "1 am going to win. Everything is favorable." Tho president-elect hnd nothing to say regarding tho conference as regards tho scnatorship. Salt Lake Gets Encampment SALT LAKE, December 17. Tho date of tho next national encampment of tho Grand Army of the Republic was announced by tho executive com mittco today. It will bo hold from August 9 to 14 in this city. SHANLEY, MOUNCE & CO. HAVE CORN FED PORK. IT'S A CRIME to neglect your health. Tho worst neglect that you can bo guilty of is to allow constipation, biliousness or any liver or bowel troublo to continue. It is poisoning your entiro system and may lead to a Ferious chronic disease Take Ballard's Herbino and get abso lutely woll. The, suro curt for any and all troubles of tho stomach, liver and bowels. Sold by Palace Pharmacy. Small rugs 75c and up. Art squares $4 up to $40. Grass rugs $11 nnd up. McNeil '8 Furnituro storo. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature Medicines that aid pature aro always most Rucccssful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy nets on this plan. It allays the cough, aids expectoration, rolievcs the lungs, opens the secretions, thereby aid ing naturo in throwing off a cold and rcBtoring tho nystomto a healthy con dition. For sale by all druggists. THE COPPER BELT REALTY Will sell you bargains only No. 7 5-room modem 44 5-room modern 76 i-room house 76 6-room houso Ill 1 and 2 rooms, ono lot. 256 7-room modern 377 5-room modern 303 i-room modem 400 i-room house 404 7-room house, snap.... 463 5-room houso, snap.... ,N. .S. , 411 Pino lot E. A SNAP llVa feot, Broad Btroet, $8000 Easy terms. . INSURANCE Firo, Life, Accident and Liability in best dollar for dollar companies. FOR RENT Famished and unfurnished houses in all parts of the city. Phone 1291 SILVER BELT BBUNQ RESULTS ONE CENT FES ISSUE CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE XoneX I A WORD I CENT Want AdB In the future will be published In the Silver licit at the rate of one cent a word per Issue. No ad. will be token for lets than 10 centti, and cash musi accompany the cop; In every Instance, Count your words, always prefacing the ad with for Kent, For Sale, Lost. Found, Vt anted, etc., aa the case may be, and multiply by the number of insertions and yon wlU know the exact cofit, which most accompany the ad. No more want ads running for an Indefinite, period will be accepted except from partleshavlntr an open account with this office. WANTED. WANTED Position by Al bookkeeper and oflico man; 16 years experience; perfect health; flobe'r, honest and en ergetic; best of references. Address Fred Uonn, Box 1UH0, Phoenix, Ariz, WANTED Until May 1st. Two fur nished rooms suitable 'for light house keeping. Modern preferred. No children. Address Y, Silver Belt. WANTED Waitress and dishwasher at Supprior & Boston mine. WANTED Erpcrienced diningroom girl at Mountain Vioy restaurant. WANTED Colored lady wants work by tho day. Mrs. Jones, 420 Euclid street. WANTED A No. 1 coox wants work. Icoiiiro Bank Exchaugo cigar stand. WANTED Woman over 23 experi enced at nursing. Address "B", care of this office. WANTED Waitress at tho Waysida Inn. Wnges $40 a month. Applicant must have experience. WANTED Every consumer in Gila county to try SOLWICO brand of flour, spices, canned fruits and vegetables. If your grocer is up to date ho has them. AGENTS WANTED BE A REPRESENTATIVE Of The United Wireless Telegragfi Co. In your home town; employees earn ing $90.00 to $450.00 a week; you can do the same; no capital required; ap ply at once. The United Wireless Tele graph Co., Cooper BIdg., Denver, Colo. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Largo corral, stable, wag on shed, hay house, etc. Inquire of .biigcno .Middlcton. FOE RENT Largo furnished room, suitnblo for ono or two gentlemen, 109 N. Sutherland. FOR RENT threo or four-room fur nished houso; nlso throe-room houso unfurnished. C. C. Carico. FOR RENT Forty or moro acres of fertile land, rnnch seven miles below town; nlso wnter in abundance. In quiro at this office. FOR RENT Basement under First Nntional bank. Apply at bank. FOR RENT Four-room cottage on Pas coo hill; rent $20; cheap. Apply Sal vatiorv Army. PAIN Pain to the head pain anywhere, has Its canst, rain is concestlon. pain is blood preMuro nothlna lso usually. At least, so says Dr. Shoop, and to prove It hp lias created a littlo pink tablet. Thai tablet called Dr. Snoop's Hnadacha Tablet eoaxos blood pressure away from pain centers. Its effect is charming, pleasingly dellobtful. Gently though safely, it surely euualltos the blood clrcu latlon. If ypu have a headache, it's blood pressure. If yuu aro sleepless, restless, nervous, it's Wood congestion blood prossuTo. That surely is a . It in 20 minutes, and tho tablets simply dlsttlbuu the unnatural blood pressure, Brulso your finger, and doesn't tt get rod. and pstlon, blood pressure. You'll find It whera paia IS alW&VS. It's BlmnYv rVlmmAn Cnnc We teS k) S vaia. mnd cheerfully rooomasad Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets THE PALACfc PHARMACY. CO. High st $2,800. .Terms East 2,750 S. East 1,500 S. East 1.800 N. High 1,800 N. High .' 4,000 N. High ...'.....".' 3,000 E. Mosquito ..... 2,800 N. East 1,800 School Hill 2,300 N. High 2,300 Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Terms Globe, close in. GOO 140 E. Oak St. POPULAR WANTS BRING RESULTS PER WORD PES D3SUB COPY .TOR ADVERTI8EMENT& FOR SALE. FOR SALE Three-year-old mare, and baddlc. Inquire of Geo. Zapp, Box J o-i. FOR SALE Horse and saddle, cheap Inquire second house on Martin hill, opposite smelter. FOE SALE Big bargain; ono- large $45 writing desk, good as new, for $::; ono $UU triangle mirror, $15; one tabic 3xJ feet, $G. Call 471 N. Broad. FOR. SALE Navajo blankets at Ander son Candy Co. FOR SALE A good saddle horse. In quire Mrs. Purdum ,019 . Cotton wood. FOR SALE 1000 shares Ora Cobra mining stock. Make an offer. II, care Silver Belt. FOR SALE Compete soda fountain, with tank, charger, etc; bargain. Ap ply. Silver Belt. FOR SXLE Gents' furnishing house doing good business. Address A. B C, Silver Belt. FOR SALE Few thoroughbred Plym outh Rock cockerels from prize win ners, perfectly marked and from a strain of fine breeders. For informa tion write P. B. Walker, Box 02, Tcvistou, Ariz. FOR SALE See KnlgTre Parker at once, 729 East Ash street, for a cheap hom n installment plan, both mod ern and common. FOR SALE Span of ponies, harness and buckboard; iwnics good for rid ing and driving. Enquire 953 North iSroad. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Pocket book and about eight dollars in post-oflice. Finder please leave at Silver Belt office. Owner is destitute. Bewnrd. LOST A plain gold open bracelet. Re ward will bo paid finder upon return to Mrs. Ilendnx, Copper Hill. FOUND Pair silver bowed spectacles. wall bilver licit ofhee, pay for this ad and. get property. FOUND Golden Star emblem of O. E. i. Ownor can recover at this office. MS V i i3il Coffee I Quality clean perfect I Your grocer will grind it I better if ground at home not too line. i I 4 Room New. modern house, close in; $700 cash, balance easy payments Price, $1,800. 7 Room house, Knob Hill; good condition; a live wire; only $1,800. GLOBE REAL ESTATE OFFICE The New Customer Wo make old customers out of new ones, and rarely lose either. This is becauso they are SATIS- I FIED CUSTOMERS and WE KEEP THEM SATISFIED. They aro satisfied because we do horseshoeing and carriage repair ing as it should be done. Horses called for and delivered. 'BAILEY & SON PHONE 2281 Architects General Contractors Estimates Cheerfully Furnished We aro prepared to loan money on buildings put up by ns. SIMS & SONS P. O. Box 466 Res. 780 Monroe St, East Globe HOLLOW Concrete Blocks and Sidewalk Reinforced Concrete Manufacturer of Cement Pressed Bricks, 40-ton pressure to tho brick. Es'amates on Building Promptly Furnished J. MAUREL Two-story Concrete Block House, West j Globe Lumber Yard. P. O. Box 2'.'i Concrete Blocks ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS PROMPTLY FURNISHED CONCRETE BLOCK and BRICK Dsnie! I Holmen P. O. BOr 486, QLOB2 Building Contractor Building -estimates promptly furnished Work guaranteed J. E. MERRIAf BOX 491 Office Opp. Kinney 4Hoost. BANKER'S GARDEN The Finest Resort in Globe Popular with all elattet winter md summer. Refreshment of all kiidi Choice Cigars, Wioet and Liqnort. Schlitz and Anbensr-Bucb Bear ways ono Draught We Do Laundering as it Should be Done We guarantee our work t plcaso yon. All wo ask is a triiL Our wagon will calL Phone 1481. Globe Steam Laundry PELAND BEOS., Props. Downtown Office, Owl Club Cigar Stand. t .- TV. .fii