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LyoBDAY, FEBBUABY 20, 1009
DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT '
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Majestic Theater
TONIGHT
M Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Sunday Matinee, Fob. IS to 21
THIED SUCCESSFUL WEEK OF
The Jas. P. Lee Comedy Players
IN THE BIG NEW YOEK LAUGH PBODUOEB
"My Uncle From Japan"
PLAYED IN ONE ACT
Majestic Motion Pictures.
Miss Grace Vance in Picture Melody.
5E1IE1IBEE This is change night, so secure your scats early.
Popular Prices 15c, 25c, 35c
Seats always on Sale at Palace Pharmacy
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
GIVEN PRESIDENT
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Iris Theater
Vaudeville
HjtHj Pictures BENVENUTO CELLINI A beautiful colored pioture.
ODELL and VHIXING In an original comedy act.
jftatrjttd Song When It's Moonlight oa the Prairie.
jOBBY HAGAN fc CO. In a now comedy sketch.
Mjrinj Pictures THE DEADLY PLANT A great story picture.
Seats on Sale at Adams' Candy Store
Holler Skating
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Dreamland Rink
Tonight at 7:30
Good Music Good Music
Admission: Gentlemen 25c
Ladies Free
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THE ST. ELMO
Sydnor & Sterns, Props.
THE FINEST OFQWINES
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We handle only the
Best Quality Goods
474 North Broad Street
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WE DO IT RIGHT-TRY US
l Lot Snrreying, .Blue Printing. Mines Sampled and Assay Plats
Xade.
Umpire and Control Assays.
VAN WAGENEN & HEWES
Engineering and Assaying
""TAN WAGENEN
. " 8. Mineral Surveyor.
HEWES
Blte 2$, Globe Office Baildlag
L JONES & SON
rltYIOti I ltuull'Mi 4h-I Hmkolmawa
PUillJM
BASEBALL PBESIDENT SAYS HE IS
WEABY OF 8TBIFE AND DE
SHIES VACATION
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IS NOT PRESENT AT MEETING
TACTS IN CASE OP TJMPIBE BEL
BEBY DIFFICULT OF AS-
OEETAINMENT
CHICAGO, February 19. Factional
strifo in tho National Lcuguo was re
moved today nt tho closing Hessian of
tho magnates, when Presidont Harry C.
Pulliam was granted indefinite leavo
of absence at his own request, that he
might recover from tho nervous strain
to which ho has been subjected for some
timo.
John A. Heydler, secretary-treasurer,
will act as president during Pulliam's
absence.
Tho disagreements of President Pull
iam with certain National League mag
catos provided material for most of
the discussion during the closing hours,
and while tho lcaguo. president lived
up to his announced intention of re
maining away from tho meeting because
ho was wearied of tho contlict, tho
league representatives spoko of him as
an efficient exocutivo and voted unani
mously to grant his an indefinite leave
of absence.
President Charles W. Murphy of the
Chicago National league club, apolo
gized in open meeting to President
Johnson of tho American Leagoo, who
was present at a session on invitation,
for tho purposo of telling what he
know of the attempted bribery of Um
pires Klom and Johnstono during the
closing sorics in New York betwocn tho
Chicago and Now York clubs.
The cntiro bribery problem proved to
bo so difficult of handling that it was
docided tho statements of tho umpires
and nil evidonco in tbe hands of the
special committee bo turned over to the
National committee for such action as
thoy may determine
Chairman Herrmann, of tho commis
sion, may call together tbe commanding
powers of baseball tomorrow to get to
(ho bottom of tho scandal, but ho ex
pressed himself as being undecided.
In tho statomcut issued by President
Pulliam boforo tho meeting, ho ex
pressed tbe hopo that baseball would
not meet the fate that has overtaken
horso racing throughout the country,
and announced that some of the mag
nates woro inclined to "kill tho goose
that laid tho golden egg."
Margaret Illington Prefers Home af0
Kiddies io a Life on the Stage
FAIR ACTRESS SAYS
SHE'S 601 10
E EM
This is just the time of year yhen
you are most likely to have kidnoy or
niaduer trouble, with rncumatism and
rheumatic pains caused by weak kid
neys. Delays are dangerous. Oct De
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, and
be sure youRet what you ask for. Thoy
are the best pills made for backaehe,
weak back, urinary disorders. Inflam
mation of the bladder, etc. They are
antiseptic and act promptly. Wo sell
and recommend them.
EEPOBT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE GLOBE BANK & SAVINGS
CO., at Olobo, Arizona, in tho Terri
tory of Arizona, at tho closo of bus
IncES, February 4, 1000.
BESOUBOES
Loans and discounts, less duo
from directors $ 13,48,".20
Escrow loans placcd..... 7.440.00
Overdrafts 311.63
Duo from trust companies, r
siato and national banks 10.420.51
Banking houso, furnituro and
fixtures ... .. . 811.5G
Other real estate 1,777.04
Stocks, securities, etc. ... 50,976.38
Current expenses and taxes
paid 4.078.13
Specio . ... . 5,069.05
Legal tdndcr and national
bank notes 1,330.00
Exchanges for cloarings... . 119.53
Other items carried as cash.. 38.70
Insuranco agoncy, acct, 2,33G.S3
Total $104,174.61
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 10,200.00
Surplus 4,800.00
Individual deposits subject to
check 7,385.80
Term deposits 35,780.90
Escrow deposits received. . 11,750.00
Bills payablo to B. F. Kellncr 50,000.00
Exchango and interest ac
count - -. . . 4,257.91
Total $104,174.61
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila ss.
I, B. J. Kollnor, Cashier of tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
abovo statement is tmo to tho best of
my knowlodgo and belief.
B. J. KELLNER,
Cashier.
Subscribed rind sworn to beforo mo
this 19th day of February, 1909.
CULLEN A. LITTLE,
Notary Public.
(Soal.)
My commission expires February 11,
1911.
Sorrcct Attest.
E. F. KELLNER,
B.J. KELLNER,
Directors.
DANIEL FBOHMAN AND MBS.
FBOHMAN AGREE TO A FINAL
SEPEBATION
Dainty Littlo Actro33 Will Retire From
Glaro of Stage and Will Settlo Down
in California to Enjoy tho Sea, the
Flowers and the Sunshine.
NEW YORK, February 19. Daniol
Frohman and Margaret Illington, his
wife, have ngrced upon a separation
with a view to an ultlmato divorce
Tho fact was made known Sunday
by Mr. Frohman himsolf, when he issued
a statement to that effect.
Mrs. Frohman is at present in Cali
fornia, whoro sho Ss recovering her
health following a breakdown from her
arduous work on the stage
Mr. and Mrs. Frohman woro married
in November, 1903. Mr. Frohman's
statement is as follows:
Husband's Statement
"Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Frohman havo
decided upon a separation with a viow
to an ultimato divorce.
"Mrs. Frohman and I agreed to this
recently. Sho dosiros to tako up her
residence in, California permanently,
wiiero tuo climato agrees with nor and
where sho haa always been well' oven
when acting. She has retired perman
ently from tho profession and will re
move with her parents to tho Pacific
coast. Thcro is no scandal involvod in
this disagreement. Tho decision was ar
rived at recently. Mrs. Frohman aftor
a few weeks' quiet will be entirely restored."
8WM
MBS. DANIEL FBOHMAN.
1 (Margaret Illington)
Who Prefers a Home and a Few Kiddies to Keep Her Busy, Bather Than Life
on tho Stage.
HOME ONLY WORTH WHILE
SAN FRANCI8CO, February 19.
"Thero isn't anything in life that's
worth whilo for a woman except a homo
of hor own, and a husband that lores
her, and perhaps a few kiddies to keep
her busy," said Mrs. Frohman (Mar
garet Illington) Sunday night, "and
that's what I'm going to havo one of
these days, and that's thoway I'm
going to spend all tho rest of my life."
Mrs. Frohman has not recovered from
herb tcrriblo nervous breakdown last
October.
Not a Stage Girl
"If a girl loves tho stage," she con
tinued, "if sho's all ambition and eag
erness for -it, then she gets hor compen
sation as sho goes along; but I'm not
that kind of a girl, and I'vo known it
over since I first begun, nine years ago.
I 'to bated it I'vo rebelled, and I've
robcllod, and I've collapsed, and I've
fainted and it was all nothing nothing
beside tho pride that my husband felt
in my career. Ho wouldn't realize that
my nerves and my health wero giving
away, that I wanted warm, human ties
that I was sick of tho theater. An
so, now things havo reached n pass whea
I must live my own life, must break
bonds that are slowly crushing tbe heart
out of me, and be free.
Hates Divorce
"I hate dlvore as much as any wom
an in the world docs, and I'm getting:
a divorco now because tho life I had
to leavo was against every instinct ia
my nature. I never went down to my
dressing room without wishing that I
had finished my last engagement, and
I used to beg Mr. Frohman over and
over to let me stop. Hut be wouldn't.
"I'm born for domesticity. I as
sure you that when I'm free again, my
stage career for the present and for
all tho future is over, over, over. I'll
never miss it nor want it, nor long far
it-r-not for an instant.
"I was a school girl when T was
taken right out in mid-term to help oat,
in some family financial difficulties.
Well, I mado my littlo hit and Mr.
Frohman pickod me out for promotion
and told mo there was a future ahead
for me.
She Loved Husband
"And then came my marriage to him,
not because ho was a manager and a
'big man,' but because I loved him and
wanted to havo my own home and stay
in and forgot that I'd ever been an ac
tress. But then after a while ho begaa
to talk stage again and I consented just
because he was so set on it. There is
nothing in tho world for Mr. Frohman
but the stago nothing elfec counts. And
after a while my health failed and I
would faint between the acts and bo
carried home unconscious oyer and over
again. 1 got to dreading it hating it.
"No woman can bear to live a l!fo
like that," continued the actress slow
ly, "and I wouldn't bear it any longer.
Mr. Frohman and I had our first real
split last fall. I wouldn't go back on
tho stage after my illness and he would
n't consent to any other arrangement,
I respect Mr. Frohman, I seo his point
of view, but I'm not ablo'to agree witli
him."
Let the Guarantee Palat company do
your work. Best material, best wtrk,
lowest prices.
Tho Silver Belt does job printing.
Globe's Market Basket
Good Things to
Eat For Sunday
We know that you want something especially good for Sunday, and
our list for today offers a wide rant of all that to appetizing In
Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.
Tho best "tip" wo can possibly gin yon Is that it Is here yo
supply your grocery wants la a highly satisfactory manner.
High Quality and Low Price Grocer,
Sam Kee
460 NORTH BROAD St.
A satisfied custpmer, is a customer made; our
motto is to please you all the time.
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The
White House
Broad and Cedar Sts.
Globe's Leading and
Most Popular
Drinking Cafe
Best Liquors and Cigars and the best
bar service in the city. A gentle
men's resort. Good treatment for all
THE BEST
Of Groceries, Vegetables
and Fruits
ARE WHAT YOU GET
when you trade here. We
desire to have you give us a .
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220 N. BROAD
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