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SUNDAYrEBED-AET 28, 1909
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MAJESTIC THEATER
The Home -of
Success
Crowning Attraction of the Season
Mr. and Mrs. Loo and Little Madclimo In tholr Big Eastern Success
"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"
Pronounced by tho theater-going pooplo of Globe "tho best play of Its kind 'ever presented In this or any theater
In tho city. A, playlet that carries ono from laughter to tears. A playlot with a moral A playlet that ovory
man, woman and child should sco.
TOURTH BIG SUCCESSFUL 'WEEK OF ' ' r'-
The James P. Lee Comedy Players
IN THE KINQ OF LAUGH PEODUOERS
"THE JANITOR'S WIFE"
Every Favorio. In tho Cast. Soa Mr. Leo as Mrs. Mulcahy, "tho janitor's wife."
A Beautiful Motion Picture and Illustrated Song. LAST TIME THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING of
abovo program. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TOMORROW.
tho
Matinee Today
3 P.M.
Popular Prices 15c and
25c to any neat in tho
houso. Send tho children
to tho matineo they will
bo taken good caro of.
RECORD ,
Of tho Jas. P. Leo Comedy Players
108 weeks in Los Angeles, Gal.
45 weeks in San Francisco, CaL
10 weeks In Seattle, Wash.
10 weeks in Evoretto, Wash.
Now playing their fourth successful
week in Globe. Watch this rocord
grow.
REMEMBER
This afternoon and, evening is vour last opportunity to
see this excellent show. Popular prices, 5c, 25q, 35c.
Tickets now selling at Palace Pharmacy. ,
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Program for
Tomorrow
and Tues. and Wed.,
.March 1, 2 and 3.
A play different from
tho rest.
"OUR OLD COUNTRY
HOME"
and
Thel Thatcher and Al.
G. Flournoy in an
original skotch,
"HOW MARTIN WON
OUT"
Now Pictures
New Illustrated Song
Another GreatBiif
hmhom
from national
CAPITAL
SAYS HE DOESN'T KNOW WHETH-
EK OR NOT GOVERNOR KIBBEY
WILL BE CONFIRMED.
IS NOT CANDIDATE FOR PUCE
DOES NOT SAY, HOWEVER, THAT
HE WOULD REFUSE JOB IF
OFFERED TO HIM.
Iris Theater
VAUDEVILLE " "
MARVO
--- THE HANDCUFF KING
In his wonderful paper bag mystery. 'J '-
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' - r O'CONNOR, SAUNDERS AND ELLIOTT ,
Presenting tholr original rural sketch.
Two new moving pictures and a new illustrated song. '
Seats on Sale at Adams' Candy Store
Get your scats early. Every seat was sold for both performances
last night.
Tonight!" Tonight!
at Dreamland
The Sylvanus Stock Company
presents
"A Debt of Honor"
A complete production in 4 acts, with
specialties between acts
Two Hours Free Dance after the Show
Popular Prices
General Admission 50c Reserved Seats $1.00
Secure Seats Now
We Do Laundering
as it Should be Done
We guarantee our work to
ploase you. All wo ask is a trial.
Our wagon will calL Phone 1481.
Globe Steam Laundry
FELAND BROS., Props.
Downtown Office, Owl Club Cigar
Stand.
BANKER'S
GARDEN
The Finest Resort irr.GIobe
Popular with all cissies winter and
juramer. Refreshments of all kiadt
Choice Cigars, Winea and Liquors.
Schlita 'arid Anneum-Budi Mu al
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ways cao Draught.
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Declamatory Contest
AT DREAMLAND
Friday, March 5, at 8:00 p. m.
Seven students of tho Globo High School will compete for a Gold Medal
presented by Hon. Goo. W. P. Hunt. Tho winner will represent the
Globo High School at tho "
Territorial Contest at Tempe
Saturday, .March 13
Tho Dreamland cntsrtainciont will bo varied and intarcstlng, the
bright little farce, 'Woro All Toctotalcrs," will also, bo prca-mtcd.
Romomber the date Saturday, March 0.
Admission 50c; Ohildroti 25c.
Proceeds go to pay expenses of our contestant to Tempo.
Ours is a
Careful Laundry
Perhaps yon arc not satisfied with
having your laundry work dons
at homo or by your present lann
dryinan. If such is the cose
don't get discouraged, but giro
us a trial, aa wo aim to satisfy
and please each of our customers.
Just phone 461, and we will have
our wagon call.
WHITE WAGONS, WHITE
WORK, WHITE TREATMENT.
Arizona Steam
Laundry
750 NORTH BROAD ST.
TUCSON, February 27. Colonel W.
S. Sturges, republican national commit
teeman for Arizona, has returned to
Tucson from Washington, whoro he has
boon for sevoral weoka on a 'combined
business and political, trip.
Colonel Sturgos has been mentioned
as a probable appointeo for the gov
ernorship of tho territory in the event
that tho nomination of Governor Kib
bey by President lioosovclt .is not con
firmed in tho senate, and ho stated that
ho is not an applicant for tho governor
ship. ,
Ho did noeay, however, t hat ho
would not accept tho office if it were
toudercd-him by President-elect' Taft
after tho latter. takes office on March -1.
"Will Governor .Kabboy's nomina
tion be confirmed in tho senato?" Col
onel Sturgos was asked..
"I am suro I cannot say what tho,
senate will do. There are still a num
bor of days, remaining before, tho scn
ato adjourns. What thoy' will do in that
period I do not know."
"There is a persistent rumor that
you may bo, givcu tho gubernatorial
hpnerrs by Presidentelect Taft in tho
event that tho, Kibboy confirmation is
not forthcoming," was stated to Mr.
Sturges. r
JI am not an applicant for tho gov
ernorship," wa tho reply.
"There are other .applicant bow
ever, judging from what f sec in the
newspapers,' which state there are two.
There mny be ten for all I know. How-
over that may be, 1 am notweking the
position," Colonel Sturges said.
Ho did not add, however, that he
would refuse tho honor if it wcro ten
dered to him.
"Despite all reports to tho contrary
and notwithstanding that there aro a
few days remaining until congress ad
journs, I am btill confident that state-,
hood with bo itfrcality before March
1," said ColonuJt&urges. "There, is
some littlo quibbling iu the' committee,
but I am confident that 'tho bill will be
brought on tho floor of the-senate and
then it is certain, of passing."
Although ho is a member" of tho ro
ceptiou committee at tho Taft inaugura
tion, Colonel Sturges will not be in
Washington ou March 4. Ho stated
that his business interests hero required
hia return homo and he will not. make
a second trip to the national capital. ,
BABE DESERTED BY
HEARTLESS PARENT
CHILD PLACED ON STEPS OF
PRIVATE RESIDENCE BEASON
FOR DESERTION ENVELOPED IN
MYSTERY.
BARCLAY & COMPANY
Single and Double Teams
Saddle Horse Hay,Grain & Coal
A Specialty made of Fine Livery Kigs
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Complete catalogue of Columbia's,
65 cents. Ask us about exchanging
new records for old records.
Wight'man's
Globe's Music Store
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Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MILK
Quality and Richness All Pre
served in All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT EOB THE MILK
.To, Make Butter.
Inspection" Invited.
Tests Furnished on BcQutit.
GIBSON BROS. ,.
Phono 2153. -,' Box -.731.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
..
Charles W. Soles of McKcesport,
Pa., xmo of tho directors of tho Lost
Gulch Mining company, arrived in the
city last night, accompanied by W. C.
Soles.
T. A. Otis of Tucson is one of tho
business visitors in town.
J. A. Fnrrcll of Tucson, one of. tho
officials of tho Randolph lined, arrived
here last night.
H. I). Johnson of Copper Hill camo in
last night.
K. U. Dunlnp anil John F. Bauchctto
of Ray, Ariz., aro registered at tho Do
minion hotel. . . .
Mr. and Mrs. 1$. I). Henderson of Gib
son wore among tho guests at the Do
minion hotel last night. Thoy will leavo
this mornring for Safl'ord.
Miss Rosa Cnplett of Gibson Was
ouo of the guests registered at tho
Dominion hotel last night.
Mis3 Jessie Scott, whoso mother, Mrs.
W. G. Scott, was buried here yesterday,
will leavo this morning for Columbus,
Ohio, where sho will henceforth niako
her' homo with her mother's sisters.
Marion L. Iforrcll, of Mesa, is in the
city. Mr. Horroll and his brothers own
a largo hord of cattle running on the
lower Pinto creok raugo in tho western
part of Gila county. Conditions are
very favorable for livestock in that sec
tion. Mrs. Annie Shanley, who was ill with
pneumonia, is, happily, convalescent,
nnd expects to leavo for her homo in
Los Ango'es ,within a few days.
James McElroy of Los Angeles, trav
eling passenger agent for tho Missouri,
Kansas & Texas, is in the city in the
interest of his lines.
George A. Mauk, the local agent for
tho Gila Valley, Globo & Northern, went
down tho valley on business yesterday
morning.
CHANGE IN AGENCY.
J3. E. Nugent has accepted tho agoncy
for the Los Angeles Examiner, com
mencing March 1, with headquarters at
tho Palace Pharmacy, 2SG North Broad
streo.
GenuiueMexican drawnwork Foist 's.
FASHION HALL COMPLETED.
Tho lodge hall ovor tho' Fashion sa
loon is completed and for ront to lodges,
societies, dances and any public meet
ings. Already several lodges and so
cieties havo rented tho hall for meeting
purposes. Among them aro tho follow
ing: Le'ga Fratcllnnsca No. 118, meets at
7.:30 p. m., second and 'fourth Mondays'
of each month. -
' The W. L. Human Rights No. 339
meets at 7:30 p. in., tho first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Projeshen Nationnl meets at 1 p. m.
ever whift change at Old Dominion
mine.
The Red, Men o tho World meet at
2:30 p. m. every Tuesday.
Knights of tho Royal Arch meet at
3 p. in. tho first anil third Thursdays
of each month.
Anyone wishing to rent this hall will
find tho prices reasonable. Apply to
BRACCO & GIACOMA,
Proprietors.
A sensational incident, su:h -as is
usually introduced in the emotional
melodrama of stageland, .has actually
transpired in this city. To dispose of
u penniless or homeleem babe, tho play
wright often unceremoniously drops tho
luckless waif at the door of eomo child
less old banker, who awaits with open
arms (and pockctbook) an opportunity
to supply the unfortunato fouudling
with gowns, jewels, automobiles, yachts,
nnd any other littlo bagatelles her heart
may desire.
In real lifextho homeless babo.is not
ko easily disposed of, nor does tiio un
fortunate one usually meet with. such a
luxurious fate.
For somo mysterious reason uh j-et un
solved, some luckless parent has seen- fit
to desert a helpless babe after the
manner of stageland, and the little one
was found on the veranda of W. T.
Tuppor's home" early yesterday morning.
In a quandary as to tho right method
of disposal,' Manager Tupper Awt
sought tho authorities, then tho ofliclal
staff of tho Silver Belt, and the latter
suggested a novel means of disposing of
tho waif.
Acting upon fneir advice, Mariager
Tupper will give fho littlo ono away
frnm the. stage of the Ma'jestic theater
next Friday ovening. Tho method of
selection of tho fortunato person to re
ceive this living, breathiug morjel of
flesh will bo. explained to All who visit
the theater this wock, and any ono
of the visitors at tho theater all this
week mny bceons. tho owner of this
cute and coning little infant. The ouly
restriction made m the giving away of
this baby is that tho recipient must bo
able to care for it and will bo. good
to it.
SPERRY CONFIRMS REPORT. .
WASHINGTON; D. .0., .February 27.
Rear Admiral Spdrry has declared ho
will ,mnko formal request to be re
lieved of command of tho 'battleship
fleet after consultation with Secretary
Newberry. '
At th5 navy,. department the impres
sion prevails, that, either Admiral Wain
Wright or Admiral, Schroeder. will suc
ceed. ' i ' .,
CHURCHES
Episcopal.
At St. John's, tho services during
tho coming week will bo:
Sunday, holy communion, Sa.ni.
Morning prayer and sermon, 11 a, m.
Holy baptism, 2:30" p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p.
m.
Each day during tho week evoning
prayer will be said at 1:15 p. m. 'On
Wednesday and Friday afternoons there
will be reading in addition.
First Baptist Church.
(Hill and Oak Streets)
10 a. in., Bible school.
11 a. m., Sermon,"" An Argument for.
tho Immediate Evangelization of the
World."
6:15 p. m., Young People's meetiug.
7:30 p. m.j sermon, "The Need of a
Orowing Life."
7:30 p. m., Monday, Teachers' meet
ing". Tho "workers' . school" meots en
Wednesday night. Tho first class meets
at 7:30 p. m. Rnd will begin tho study
of "Studies for Personal Workors," a.
book published by the Y. M. C. A.
The hoeond class meets at 8:15 p. m.
nnd will begin tho study of "Tho Sun
day School Teacher's Pupils." The
first lesson is on "The Study of
Human Nature." (
Tho public is cordially invited to
these meetings.
Evangelical Lutheran Services
,(Ncw Jerusalem Division Chapel, Pas-
coe Hill.
:30 a. m Apache sen-ice, subject,
Tho Death of Jesus.,
2;00 p. m., English Sundayscho?l.
8:00. p. m., English service, subject',
Jesus and the shiuer.
Shinese Mission school every day at
S p. m. except Saturday.
For Sale or Trade
Eighty acroii of unimproved 'laud in
fruit belt of southern Missouri. Could
be made an ideal fruit and poultry farm,
convenient ' to' markets', l. miles, from
good railroad town. Will trado for any
thing of equal value in Arizona.
M. F. OSTKEN, Globo.
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There ia not any better Salve than
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salvo.
Wo hereby warn tho public that wo
aro not responsible for any injurious
offects caused from worthless or poison
ous imitations of our DeWitt's Car
bolized Witch Hazel Salvo, tho original.
It is good for anything when h' salve,
is needed, but it is especially good for
pjles. He sure you get DeWitt's. Sold
byPalaco.Phariitaey and United Drag
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THE MARKET FOR
FIRST-CLASS MEATS
PEEkLESS MARKET
JOE RYAN, Prop.
PHONE 71
G68 N. BROAD ST.
New Spring Goods
Our big lot of Spring Goods are here,
marked and ready for your inspection.
Space will not permit us to name the
different varieties of piece goods, but to
say the least it is the most up-to-date show
ing of Spring Goods ever brought to Globe.
We have combined the style and quality and
can show you the very latest styles and the
very best quality.
Let us show you the goods that the
most ub-to-date people wear.
COME TODAY DON'T DELAY
SULTAN BROS.
151 North Broad St
The Globe Commercial Co.
PHONE 221
WE WANTYOUR TRADE
The qnaMty of goods, carried by us can always be depended em. We buy
and sen the best, and handle only snch qualities as will appeal U teren
of "good tfciBgs to eat"
We have accommodating salesmen.
Our solicitors are competent.
We make prompt deliveries.
Opcnian-acconat wlth-ua today, and -WewllL. both be wlnur,
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LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We handle only the
Best Quality Goods
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