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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Bjr tho
SILVER BELT PUBLISHINa CO.
H. II. HIENEtt
II. C. nOLDSWOBTII
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Published each morning pxcopt Monday.
Admitted to mails as second class matter.
Member of tho Associated Press.
OFFICIAL PAPER QILA COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OP GLOBE
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Daily, by mail, ono year $7.50
Daily, by carrier, ono month. ... 75
Weekly, ono year 2.50
Weekly, six months 1.25
Cash in advance.
Subscribers' Notice
Subscribers pelago notify this office
in ease of non-delivery of iho daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates mado known on ap
plication. Entered at tho Postofflco in Globe,
Ariz., as secoud-clnss mail.
& .V , . The average dally circulation of tho
'' is! Silver Belt during tho month of Novom-
a. . ber was
5873
The Silver Belt has a larger circula
tion than nny daily newspaper in the
world published in a city with 10,000 or
less population.
HER HOME AND HER CHILD
Helen Bertram has given up a suc
cessful vaudeville career for motherhood
and the homo.
"Don't let's talk about art," she
said, as she prepared for hex final ap
pearance. "What's art compared to
the home? I have a homo and a daugh
ter. Applauso is mlno today. Tomor
row it goes to somebody else. But my
homo and my daughter are mine indeed,
and they are the things worth while in
lifo."
' Here is a wise head and a true heart.
The woman who has a home and a
daughter has her career cut out for her
"by the Almighty.
She has the true gold, and can well
afford to give up for it the tinsel of the
stage.
It must seem fine to a talented woman
to be ablo to sway tho feelings of vast
audiences with her song. But it must be
infinitely finer for her to soothe her
own little girl to sleep with a luuaby.
Ripples and roars of applause must be
sweet But the lisplngs of a woman's
own child must be sweeter.
True, there is a place on tho stago
and in business and in the professions
for women. Hundreds of thousands of
them in this country are making good
in public Hfo, as teachers, stenogra
phers, nurses, clerks, actresses, doctors
and even lawyers. And nono would bar
or hinder them. They aro faithfully
performing noblo service for humanity.
But few of them have homes and
daughters.
The woman who has theso and proper
ly cherishes them need have no envy
for her moro strenuous and seemingly
more brilliant sisters.
Hers Is the Jewel of great price. She
may think sometimes that llfo Is dull
and drudging. But so do the others far
oftencr than she. So, alas! do all of
us.
But if there iB anything that, more
than all else, lifts us in this llfo to true
purposes, sets us in tune iwth the infi
nite, and gives us foretaste of heaven,
it is that little corner in God's creation
we call home.
Tho woman with a ribboned and
scented dog hugged to her heart may
Imagine she knows love.
Tho woman In the elegantly appointod
hotel may think she knows luxury.
The woman in tho childless mansion
may think she knows wealth.
The woman who has no cares may
think she knows happiness.
But tho woman in her 'home, with her
own child at her breast, knows all these,
and knows them better than all the oth
ers do.
Tho homo may be humble but It is
her borne.
The child may be a care, but it is
her child.
And in all the ages since woman was
created for motherhood, woman nature
bas not changed ono whit.
MB.
ROCKEFELLER'S
"BENEVO-
LENT TRUST"
John D. Rockefeller's idea of "A Be
nevolent Trust" has, to say tho least,
certain elements of indestructibility. It
alone ought to carry Rockefeller's
name to a more remote posterity than
wil lever view tho ruins of a Garnogio
library. This is true because serious
things die, in time; it's, the light stuff,
lige tho cherry tree joko or the Diogenes
lantern story, that survives.
Already the "Benevolont Trust"
scheme of Rockefeller's has shot sev
eral centuries in the future, there to
await historians, yet unborn, who will
seize on it as a joko of ancient times.
Yon can almost read their pages tell
ing ns of our present day.
In that land," they will say,
tthat time, business took a pe
culiar form. Thero aroBO from tho com
mon peoplo a man whoso naino was
Rockefeller. Ho formod groat combi
nations of capital. Oothcrs followed his
oxamplo and, beforo many years all tho
business enterprises of that land wero
In tho hands of a few men, who regu
lated both prices and wages; who said
what man should get for his work, and
then what ho should get for his money.
'Tho government began a desperate
fight against these organizations, which
were called trusts.' Rockof oiler
thought to appoaso the pooplo by giving
out large sums of money to them. Then
when tho fight of tho government was
strongest against Rockefollor, ho sud
denly declared:
" 'Trusts aro fine. Let us organize a
trust to dispense charity to the poor.' "
Oomo on over here and stand a mln
uto with us Mr. .Rockefeller.
Get our viewpoint.
Do you believe thero will ever bo a
benovolont trust in tho United States?
You say tho "flower of American
manhood, the men who know how to
make monoy," will .join it.
You propose to us, the American peo
ple, that wo go on allowing you and
your kind you robato-takers; you
ready-letter writers; you ccrtlflcato-of-deposlt-dlspensers
to get our money as
you can; take our millions when you
please, Just as you'vo always done, over
sinco thoro was a trust. .
And now you propose, when our, mon
ey Is gono, to havo another trust that
will give us back just enough to keep
us alive givo it back to us, after wo
havo been Investigated and card In
dezed and classified after tho baby is
in one sort of a scientific institution
and little sister in another and brother
in another and mother being cared
for in some other scientific way, after
father has been ground up, for instance,
by a trust railroad that refuses to spend
a little of the money it gets from tho
peoplo to eliminate grade crossings.
And you'll havo the fellows who know
bow to mako money on the board of
directors? And you think "tho fellows
who know how to make money" are tho
"flower of American manhood"7
Think your plan over again, Mr.
Rockefeller. Some time tho government
may do what you propose, but a lot of
Americans will die of hunger and women
work themselves to death beforo your
"Benevolent Trust" will ever livo in
this country.
One trust to milk the country; anoth
er to feed it hay so. that it will givo
moro milk!
Isn't that a joko for historians 10,
000 years from now?
Mr. Rockefeller says that "tho fel
lows who know how to get money, tho
flower of American manhood," will Join
and administer tho "Benevolent Trust."
Can one imagine charity or benev
olenqe that ould bo dispensed by a
board of directors chosen by reason of
their ability to GET money?
It is written that "It is moro blcssod
to give than to receive." Aro wo to bo
denied that glorious privilege of giving?
It is written, "let not thy left hand
know what thy right hand dooth," and
yet wo are to havo our benevolences
printed oach year in the annual report
of the "Benvolent Trust"?
Or aren't "we" in. Are the good
follows going to comer the market of
good works?
Tho world is moving fast, but is, as
yet, a long ways from tho card-index,
scientific, cold-blooded idea of "prac
tical charity."
The widow '8 mite, carrying with It
the infinite gift of human lovo, will out
weight a thousand Benevolent Trusts.
SMILE; DON'T SCOWL
Mako 1009 a year with a smile.
Thero never is and never has been in
all the world any excuse for a scowl.
A cross word is as absurd as a coun
terfeit penny. "
You may be infinitely sorry for those
who injure you or themselves.
You may pity those who aro weak.
There is no occasion to mako things
worse by hurting yourself.
And the one thing a 'scowl does is to
hurt its wearer. It never docs any par
ticular injury to anyone else.
Circumstances like a smile. When
things go wrong, no mattor whether tho
fault is yours or not, don't forget to
bo cheerful M03t difficulties aro not
so serious as they seem, anyway, and a
pleasant face acts on them like tho sun
upon a snowball. In nino cases out of
ton trouble can bo melted away by good
nature.
You may not bo able to see the silver
lining, but it is behind the cloud just
tho same. It is not soeing it, but know
ing that it Is, there that docs the good.
So ust think hard it is thoro and that
will help a lot.
In tho long run just about as many
nice things happen as unpleasant ones.
This year make up your mind to look
at the good through your mental opera
glasses in tho right way, and turn the
littlo end toward tho bad.
If you aro like most people, you have
been doing it tho other way, you know.
Worse than that, you forget what is
pleasant, but tho vexations of lifo you
carry along from day to day. You pet
and coddle your worries and you feed
and pamper them until it is small won
der you have a whole menagerie.
If you mako a rule that every day Is
to eb a. day with a smile there will be
ryan's
Headquarters for
Shotguns, Ammunition
Toilet Articles, Drugs
Stationery and Books
RYAN'S
J .WATT HOGUE,
President -
"THOSE WHOM THE GODS WOULD
MAKE MAD" ,
As an evidonco of Billingsgato "Culchur," tho high prater mark
was in ovidonco by a compiled array of vitriolic sentences which mado
their appearance in tho Sunday isauo of the Silver Belt by a "brother
in crime," who took serious issue on our definition of "Littlo Boy
Nonsense and Grown Up Nonsense." "I Faith, 'Tis a delightful
pleasuro to meet a fooman worthy of my, steel on the field of valor,"
said James Fitajames to Bhederic Dhu; but when it comes to stealing
candy from a baby,' we draw the color line. And yet "Brusus was
an honorablo man." It is an old saying that those- living in glass
houses throw no "mud" and again it does not necessarily follow that
because ono deals In dirt, that he or she is "dirty."
Wo aro in tho Real Estate Business and because we sold
tho house "tho other fellow" lives in, we hardly think it Just
to reveal the intricate points of the trade. Because in so doing, It
might roveal the "swaddling clothes of an lnfantilic intellectuality
which the public wash tub might not accept as having the aroma of
new mown hay.-" Et Tu BRUTE. Tho hired man of tho HOME IN
VESTMENT COMPANY will continue to very coyly blush and sell real
estato at tho old stand with thoughts of the writing 'on the wall which
appeared beforo tho startled gazo of old Belshazzar, ero Father Time
got so many wrinkles on his horn. The extreme gleefulness of our "sec
ond childhood" will continue to tangle titles because we "stand, in"
with tho lawyers and wish to help tho good work grow In greater
Globe. Buying or selling, see "the other fellow," then call on the "sec
ond childhood" man of tho HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY, because
ho is easy.
If it's goods you would sell,
Advertise.
If profits yon would swell,
Advertise. '., V n
If a house you would rent, ''
it a scheme rou would vent,
Advertise.
If no time you have to fret,
When a cook you would get.
Advertise.
If it's work you, eager, seek,
If your store, has, sprung, a leak.
Advertise.
If your cow yon would barter
For a horse nothing easier
Advertise.
If any need you would make felt
There's a medium, tho Silver Belt
Advertise.
Just Phono 221 if you
would advertise
Daily Arizona
Silver Belt
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
By Maude Marie
In tho modern gamo of love hearts may bo trumps but it helps im
mensely to botablo to .flash a few diamonds. -
Nowadays a man looks upon flirtation as just a lot of red tape through
which ho has to go in order to kiss a girL
Don't worry if your husband rogards you as "a. littlo fool," because
that's probably tho reason why he married you.
A soothsayer has warned us to beware of red-headed womon on Jan
uary 7. Of course! But why didn 't sho includo tho other 364 days?
When a girl allows a man to catch her under tho mistletoe without any
trouble, ho may kiss her; but somehow he feels just as bored and resent
ful about It as though his partner had trumped his ace.
How is a girl going to know what a man really moans by his attentions
when half tho time he doesn't know, himself?
A man's idea of a perfectly modest, Innocent girl is one who knows
enough to blush at things she oughtn't to know anything about.
A widow's grief goes as deep as the black ribbons in her night gown;
a widower's no deopeor than his coat sleeve.
one all right if you stick to it hard
enough.
Supposo tho day is cold and rainy.
Forget it Remember what splendid sun
shino there was, tho week before.
If tho weather is too warm, bo thank
ful for ice, and' if it is too cold, remem
ber the man who invented the baso
burner. ,
Jrtotjt of your troubles come from tho
insido, anyway. Fill yourself so full of
cherriness and kindness there will be no
room for doubt or discord to grow.
Mako. this -your daily watchword:
SMELE AND DO XT NOW. '
JAMES W. HOGUE,
Vice President and Cashier.
DESTROY THEY FD3ST
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GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
FERED. The Closing Out and Removal Sale
still continues at the store of Dolph
Baatz & Co. Greatest bargains ever
offered in Globe..
Special sale genuine Oregon City
Mills Wool Blankets at $2.50 , $3 aid
$3.50. These sell rcjalarly at $5 ad
6. McNeil 's FumitfSre store.
LOCATION NOTICE BLANKS FOR
SALE AT THIS OFFICE. '
C&xras Awnings Globe Paint &.',
HOMES, HOMES, HOMES
The problem is to get a home
You cannot rent, why not buy
WE HAVE CHOICEST PROPERTIES AT RIGHT PRICES
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
WOULD YOU RATHER BUILD? WILL 'SELL YOU
CHOICE LOTS CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE ELSE CAN.
INSURANCE? We have Fire, Life and
Accident. Dollar Companies only
COPPER BELT REALTY CO.
Phone 1291
SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
BXDCG RESULT!
ONE CENT
PXBI88UB
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
Want Ads la the future win bo published In the Silver Belt at the rate ot one cent a word
per Issue, No ad. will be taken (or tesa tban 10 cents, and casb must accompany tho copy
In every Instance. Count your words, always prefacing the od with Kor Kent, For Sale, Lost.
Found, V anted, etc, as the case may be, and multiply by the number of Insertions and you
will know the exaet cost, which must aoeompany the ad. No more want ads running for an
Indefinite period will be accepted except from partiesharln an open account with Una ofBce.
WANTED.
WANTED Pupils for piano instruc
tion. Oraduato Chicago Conservatory
of music. Address Miss Millie But
ter or npplr at 815 Mlaplo avenue.
Terms reasonable
WANTED Experienced dlningroom
girl at Mountain View Restaurant.
WANTED Colored lady wants -work
by tho day. Mrs. Jones, 420 Euclid
street.
WANTED A No. 1 cook wants work.
Inquire Bank Exchange cigar stand.
WANTED Position as bookkeeper or
clerk. Threo years experience, A No.
1 references, sober healthy and in
dustrious. Address Box 74, Safford,
Ariz.
WANTED Any kind of work for a
woman. Address W. W., Silvor Belt.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Apply 8117 Maple avenue.
WANTED To rent modern four-room
house not too fnr out. Address 8. M.
O., Silver Belt oftV:o. Btato full par
ticulars. WANTED Solicitors for the Border
Magazine Fino premium proposition.
P. W. Bolnndo, Room C, C36 North
Brood streot.
WANTED-Fivo girls as clerks at tbe
White House, 504 North Broad.
WANTED Position by man 32 years
of ago in mine, or as salesman, or
what's offered. Have good education.
Address If. M. B., caro Silver Belt.
POSITION WANTED Good cook
wants .position; good references;
boarding house preferred Address
J. Thomas, Gen. Del.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Large corral, stable, wag
on shed, hay house, otc. Inquiro of
Eugono Middlctou.
FOR RENT Forty or moro acres of
fertile land, ranch seven miles below
town; also water in abundance. In
quire at this office
FOR RENT Four-room cottage on Paa
coo hill; rent $20; cheap. Apply Sal
vation Army.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Navajo biankota at Ander
son Cnndy Co.
FOR SALE Ono hundred hives of
boos, with fixtures. Located at Liv
ingHtono. Address, W. H. McCor
mick, Miami, Ariz.
FOR SALE Ono hundred hives of
boos, with fixtures. Located at Liv
ingstone. Address, W. H. McCor
mick, Miami, Ariz.
FOR SALE Location Notices, 25 cents
a dozen at tho Silver Belt Office.
FOR SALE Span of ponies, harness
and buekboard; ponies good for rid
ing and driving. Enquire 053 North
Broad.
POR SALE Few thoroughbred Plym
outh Rock vockerols. from priee win
ners, perfectly marked and from a
strain of fine breeders. For Informa
tion wrlto P. B. Walker, Box Ofi,
Teviston, Arte.
FOR SALE Fixtures in good paying
restaurant and lease ob hoaso. Atl'
drees, Box 882.
FOB BALE Gents' funiaUag house
doing good business. Address A; B.
. O, Silver Bolt.
. 140 E. Oak St
BRING BB8ULT
PER WORD
pes zaetm
COPY .FOR ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Pianola. $250,000 cash.
', Inquire of John Gays at Monte Car
lo saloon.
FOR BALE See Enlgst Parker at
once, 720 East Ash street, for a cheap
how n ipstallment plan, both mod
ern and commU.
LOST AND FOUND.
Return to J. W. Walter, tailor, and
recoivc reward.
LOST A vest, on Mesquite street.
LOST Pocket book and about eight
"dollars in post-office. Finder plcafce
leave at Silver Belt office. Owner is
destitute. Reward.
LOST Lady's gold watch with fob at
tached, engraved with woTd "Colan
tho" on inside. Return to Silvr Bolt
and receive reward.
LOST Lady's gold watch. Reward if
returned to this office
AT LAST, A PLACE
TO HAVE YOUR
PAINTING, PAPER
ING AND TnraNG
DONE IN A FIRST-CLASS MANNER.
RING UP
Guarantee Paint Co.
PHONE 1B25
DR. P. B. CALER
DENTIST
285 N. BROAD STREET
Over Palace Pharmacy.
We Do Laundering
as it Should be Done
Wo guarantee our work to
please yon. All we ask la a trial.
Our wagon will call. Phone 148L
Globe Steam Laundry
FELAND BROS., Preps.
Downtown Ofice, Owl Club Cigar
Stand.
Cough Caution
Never, positively never poison your lungs. Mroo
cough even from a simple cola only you should
always heal, sootlie. andeaseihe irritated broo-
cht&l tubes. Pont blindly suppress
i WIIU
stupefying pokon. It's strange howoE
finally come about. For twenty yeawDr.i
hum mnictAntlv vramul neoolSBOttO t&X6
mixtures or prescriptions ronauaroi winum.
Chloroform, orslmilar poisons. And now .little
latethougb-Congresi says 'Tut It on thatabC
If poisons are In your Cough Mixture." Goodl
Very good 1 1 nereaf terf nrthisveryreasonmothers,
and others, should Insist on having Dr. Ehoops
Couch Cure. No poison marks on Dr. Bhoop s
labels snd none In the medicine, else K taust by
law be on the label. Ana in not oniy smie. out n
s (aid to be br those thatxnowit best, a truir ro-
inn
rkablecoush remedy. Take no chance
vx
ien.
colaily wnh your children. Insist on havlns
Dr. Bboop's Conch Cure. Compare carefully th
i car
snd
Dr. Bhoop
autre wiu omen anu
note .the
difference.' Hi
o poison marks
s then I Yc
You can
always be on the safe side by decaandlai
Dr. Sltoop's
Cough Cure
THE PALMfc ttMIMASY.
Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MTLK
Quality and Richness All Pre
served In All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT BOB THE MILK
To Make Batter.
Inspection Invited.
Teats Furnished oa Req.ua.
GIBSON BROS.
Phone 2153. Box 73L
Building Contractor
Building estimate
promptly famished
Work guaranteed
J. E. MERRIAM
BOX 491
Office Opp. Kinney Seat.
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocl
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete '
Manufacturer of Cement Pressed '.
40-ton presa'xe to the brick.
Estimate' on cuuaing
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL
fwo-etory Concrete Block House, w
f dink Lambtr Yard. P O. Bas !
Concrete Block:
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ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
CONCRETE BLOCK and BRIC
Daniel & .total
P. O. BOX 486,
GLOB
BANKER'S
GARDEN
The Finest Resort in G!c
Popular with all cfassea winter
summer. Refreshments of all kit
Choice Cigars, Winee and Liquors.
Schllts and Anhi
Bweb Beer
wayi ono Draught.
GREAT COST SALE
Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods
Being sold at ACTUAL
COST! Now is the
time to buy! Don't wait!
Buy today!
MARK KOCHEVARl
687 N. Broad St
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The New Customer
We mako old customers out et
J new ones, and rarely lose eitbet
This Is because they are SATI
FIED CUSTOMERS and VJl
KEEP THEM SATISFIED. Tbq
are satisfied because we dc
horseshoeing and carriage rcpali
ing as it should be done. Hot
cauea ior ana acuverea.
BAILEY & SON
PHONE 2281
Bank Exchange
Restaurant
J. T. LOUIE, Proprietor
Now open in rear of
BANK EXCHANGE SHLO0M
Chinese Chop Suey
and Noodles
Meal at All Hour
Open Day aud Nig
Architects
General Contracts
EstimatM
Cheerfully Furnished
We are prepared to loon boo
on buildings put p y m.
SIMS & SON!
P.O.IM 4M
Re. 7 SO MearM St, Cm! 6leM
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