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or when you havo foolod It away. It takca WORK to do this.
Put your monoy In our bank and it can't bum up, and you won't
fool it away.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GLOBE, ARIZONA N .
Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' liability, $300,000
SHORT STORIESJQF THE CITY
Smalloy Buys Auto
Georgo II. Smnllcy, tbo clerk of
court, was" honk-honking all over town
in a ,big. red Boo car ho .has just 'pur
chased. The car" is o tho latest' model,
a beauty in its lino, and tho clork of
courts is busy studdying a inotho.i of
honking "Hail Columbia" in b flat on
an auto foghorn. Smnllcy says ho m
sure ho will bo able to run tbo car him
solf souio day.
Bakery Changes Hands
Vjctor Dicu has sold his interests iu
tho Peoplo.'s Dakory in North Globojo
Harry Dial and expects to lenve Globo
in a fow dnys to mako his home in Chi
McGlnnls 'Paid Fine
J. J. McGinnis, who was nrrcstod
by Doputy Marshal Bobinson for using
profauo language on tho street, was
fined $10 by Jnsttco Hinson Thomas yes
terday. McGinnis explained that ho
did not know that Robiuson was en
officer.
Grading for Miami Concentrator
Bcports received hero yesterday were
to. tho offect that tho contract for the
now concentrator which is to bo erected
by tho Miami Copper company lias boon
i given out and thnt tho work will coin
wonco at once.
Gomez and Islas Delgado, arrcstod by
Doputy Marshal Cochran for fighting,
wcro sent in for fifteen- days, each.
Idlers Sent to Work
Fred Loodcr got ton days and Charles
Mayers sixty days with Street Super
iutomlcnt BlovinsJ chain gang yester
day, when they appeared beforo Justice
IIiusou Thomas on a Charge of vagran
cy, Doputy Marshal Edwards, who ar
rested them, testifying that they had
been offered work and refused.
Johnson in Lockup
J. W. Johnson, a saddlor whoso homo
is in Phoouix, was arrested Monday
night by Night watchman Harry Templo
of tho Gila Valloy railroad, who found
Johnson asleep in a box car in the
railroad yards. The man was., takcu
beforo Justice, IIinson,Thouia.s yester
day afternoon and sentenced to twenty
days iu tho. county jail.
Realty Dealers Chaugo Quarters
Tho Copper Belt Realty company hus
moved its offices from thb pld William
son building which is being torn down
at Oak and Broad streets, to tho south
front room of Mrs. Scott's rooming
houso at 177 South Brond street, across
tho hall from the, Jticmon Realty
agoncy. Tho Copper Belt pepplo havo
taken two rooms in tho building, nu
nrch being cut through tho Intervening
wnll.
Bock Thrower Punished
Fcliciano Cueva, tho old Mexican
who hold tho School hill pass against
all comors until ho was, arrested, was
fient to jail for twclvo days by' .Tustiof)
Hinson Thomas yesterday. Manuel
Back Into Railroad Work
L. M. Jacobs, who recciltly resign
cd his position as warehouseman with
tho Gila Valley, Olobo & Northern, lias
returned to work for that company as a
tracer clerk, the business having in
creased so much that it was found
uecessary to add a man in that depart
ment of tho freight offices. In audi
tion to tho great 'quantity of freight
mentioned as coming in, 105 loads wcro
Joft at Bowie for Globe yestcrdav and
will bo brought in today. An addition
al fireman has been put on tho payroll
The company has finished laying its
heavy now stool rails from Globe ail
tho way to Rico.
Whitten Had Tough Time ,
G. Whitten, tho negro barber son
tenccd to ton days in tho countv jail
by Justico Hinson Thomas. for Using
profano Iaugungc on the street, will
also havo to do ' fifteen days for tho
account of tho county. After Whittou
was ur,rcslcd by the city officers, his
wife went beforo Justice' Bert Pratt,
who sentenced him to fifteen days on
a chargo of ill-treatment.
Death of Mrs. P. W. Mead
Mrs. Matilda O. Mead, wife of F. Y
Mead, will be buried Ibis afternoon at
WVWMSf $SF Hies, SIS
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hotels
and
restaurants
the world over.
Makes the lightest,
most delicious and tasty
hot biscuit. Makes the
hot-bread, rolls and mut .
fins sweet and wholesoijie .
Protects the food from alum.
Hill
FUNBBAI. NOTICE.
MEAD Tho funeral of tho late Mrs.
Matilda G. Mead, wife of; P. v7.
Mead, will bo held 'from tho funoral
parlors of F. L. Jones & Son tod.iy
at 2- p. in. Friends invited.
2 o'clock from tho funeral parlors of
F. L. Jones, with religious services con
ducted by Rev. E. G. Decker of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs.
Mead, who was 65 years of ago, died
Tuesday at her home in North Globe.
Sho was a nativo of Bermuda, but had
been in Arizona about fifteen years,
having corao to tho torritory from Colo
rado. Mrs. Mead leaves her husband
and two children, Roy G. Mend of
Caniptonvillo, Calif., and Mrs. W. O.
Hayes, who arrived last night; from
Tucson to attond the funeral.
Hickoy's Hiccough Too IiOud
Jack Hickey, arrested by Countablo
Duncan for being drunk, was sent to
tho county jail for seven days by Jus
tice Bert" Pratt,
Elks Will Nominate Soon
Globe Loilgo No. 4S9, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, is getting
ready for its annual election of officers.
The first nominations will bo made at
Friday evening's meeting, 'and nomina
tions will also bo made at tho mooting
of March 39, whou the election of of
ficers will be held.
Will Not Sell Mines
C. W. Soles of Philadelphia, one of
tho directors pf tho Lost .Gulch Mining
company, who has Jjeeu visiting tho
property with President Harrington of
that company, declared last night that
tho Lost Gulch mines would not be
sold. "Wo havo a good proposition
there," he declared,, "and we. mean to
work it ourselves, for it will bo a big
gold mine not a small mine, but a big
mine, and we have-no intention of sell
ing it." ,
Dominion Hotel Arrivals
Georgo E. Woodbury, San Francisco;
P. O. Larson, Pueblo, Colo".; It. B. Will
iams, Miami; W. A. McDowell, Los
Angeles; Earle Remington, Los An
geles; P. M. Gallagher, Douglas; J. W.
Connc!, Columbus;" Den Sullivan, Col
umbus; Jas. Christon, Denver.
Died in Hospital
Blasi Vidis, aged twenty-two years,
an Austrian miner who had been in this
country but a short time, died yester
day at the Old Dominion hospital.
Mrs. H. I. Listen Dead
Word was received here yesterday of
tho death of Mrs. H. L. Listen at tho
camp of tho Rye Copper company, in
tho Tonto basin, and E. S. Eisonhour of
this city will leave this morning to
bring tho body to Globe. Mrs. Listen
leaves a husband and daughter, the last
survivors of a fnmily of ten. One of
the. sons died suddenly at tho Rye camp
last January, and tho other seven mem
bers of the family all passed away in
recent j'cars.
Presbyterian Notices
Tho cottage mcoting will be hold to
night at the residence of Il6v. II. P.
Cory, f)20 South High street. Tho
Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
Duncan near tho East Globe school
houso on Thursday at 2:30"p. m. Tho
quarterly communion servico will bo
held at tho timo'of tho regular servico
next Sabbath morning in tho Firemen 'h
hall. A number of persons will bo re
ceived into tho church at that time.
Others who havo church letters to pro
dent are urged to get' them into tho
hands of Rev. II. P. Cory beforo that
tinlc. Mrs. Cora S. Anthony has pre
sented tho church with a beautiful in
dividual communion service and collec
tion plates, which will be -used at tho
servico next Sabbath morniug.
Purchases Eesidcnce
Will Obey of the Finlt National
bank yesterday bought from V. II. Har
rington, 'through Guy Bunch of the
Globo Real Estate office, a five-room
modern bungalow on. Second street iu
East Globe. The consideration was
$2,750.
To Build Residence
W. H. Harrington .has commenced
building a nice five-room Tcsidenco on
Ash street. This is tho1 sixth houso
built by Mr. Hnrriugtou in tho, last
four months. ,
Carload of Goods
Watch the White House, 501 North
Broad streot, unpacking daily carloads
of new flothing, hats, shoes, furnishing
goods, etc. Wait for the grand opening.
A Now Millinery Designer
Miss Aretta Searcy, a now millinery
designer from Chicago, is with Mrs.
Fort's millinery establishment.
SALVATION ARMY.
Major Prank Wait of EJ Paso will
conduct special meetings, in tho army
hall next Saturday and Sunday. The
meeting Saturday night will commence
at 8 o'clock and Sunday afternoon at
3. The major will leeturo on "The Se
cret of tho Success of tho Salvation
Army." A special salvation demon
stration will bo led by tho major at 8
p. m. Major Waitc will be assisted by
Ensign and Mrs. McClelland from Den
ver. Tho public is cordially invited to
attend these upecial services.
SHOCKED THE LADIES
The Ladies' Aid Society, which met
with Darcy's mother, had assembled
on tho porch. A big turkey suddenly
appeared near by, strutting and rump
ling his feathers, when tho hostess was
astounded to hear Darcy, who was at
play jn the yard, call out: "lor shame
Chucky, put down you clothesl" The
March Delinoator.
Tho Silvor Belt does job printing:
FRED W: MOORE
WRITES INSURANCE
In the Most Rcliablo Fire Insurance
Companies
Local Roproaontative
ARIZONA MUTUAL SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Office: Home Printing Co. Building
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital Pid to, l0,0eo.00
THE GILA VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
Surplus $60,000.09
C. JB. MILLS, President;
H. B. TAN GORDER, Cuhiw.
O. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GOBDEB
A. T. THOMSON
We Invite New Business
Dr. L. D. Blcketti, Vice President
DIRECTORS
L. D BICKETTS
T., A. PASCO
T. A. PASCOE, Vice PreIdt
K. M. HTJBD, Local MngOT.
WALTBB DOUGLAS
B. B. HEGABDT
E. M. KURD
WE ray 4 yet cent on Savings Accounts
EazOIlOII
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A Foretaste
of Spring Styles
C Every department in our store is being
garbed for spring. On every hand may
be seen the best of the good things up
on which Fame Fashion has designed to smile.
This season we are proud of our slodk. It is
by far the, best and biggest stock we have ever
had. You will be interested in the
NEW STYLES IN MILLINERY,
SKIRTS, WAISTS, ETC.-
and it will be a real pleasure to show you these
new things in women's wear.
Fort's
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Gold Medal Flour
Gold Medal Flour is not a one-sided
flour it is made to serve the whole
circle of kitchen economy. It makes
iood bread, good, biscuits, good pies,
good pastry it is an all-around flour
of the choicest kind it is made wholly
of hard spring wheat, which gives it
a nutritive quality unexcelled by any
other flour.
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THE BIG STORE
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Sirs. L. M. Greenwood, the wife of
tbo night dispatcher of thjo Gila Valloy
railroad, returned Monday night with
her son, Master Beverley, from a two
months' visit to relative at Alpine,
Texas.
B. B. Williams of Miami is in the
ciy on business.
P. 0. Larscn of Pueblo, Colo., was
ono of last night's arrivals in the '-ity.
F. SL Gallagher of Douglas is trans
acting business in Globe.
James Christen of Denver is ono of
the guests at tho Dominion.
J. W. Conncll and Don Sullivan of
Columbus, Ohio, were among tho ar
rivals iu Globo last night.
Miss Theresa Aguirre and Miss Mary
Aguirre will leave this morning for lias
Cruecs, N. M., v.-hcro they will attend
school.
L. B, Dunn, manager of tho Bank Ex
change, returned yesterday from Will
cox, where ho. spent several days on
busincls.
Mrsf. William Gaekill left yesterday
morning "for Ogden, Utah, where she
will spend scveral-montlis visiting with
her sister.
Miss Ruby Ako of Silver City. N. M.,
has accepted a position with tho L.
Illinsaker sowing machine agency as
bookkeeper and saleslady.
Will Galpin will leave this .morning
for Phoenix to remain several weeks
ou a business trip.
THE CITIZENS' BANK OF GLOBE
IS NOW RECEIVING THE MAEKET
QUOTATIONS ,BY WIRE AND IS
PBEPABED TO EXECUTE YOUB OR
DERS PBOMPTLY FOB THE PUB
CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND
CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN
EEAIi BANKmc- BUSINESS. YOUB
PATEONAGE SOLICITED. S. F.
SULLENBEBGER, PRESIDENT.
TheGloheBank
and Savings Co.
Interest Paid ou Term Deposits and
we have Escrow Money to Loan at all
times. See us today.
We have the. best and strongest Itte
Insurance Agency in the territory. 14
big companies that paid .over FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAES in tho big San
Francisco Fire- J
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NOTICE W. O. W.
Regular meeting at Fashion hall to
night. W. D. BEADING, C. C.
CIIAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
An Ideal Cough Medicine
"As an ideal cough medicine 1 re
gard Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
n class by itsolf , ' ' says Dr. R. A.
Wiltshire, of Gwyuville, Ind. "I take
great plcnsuro in testifying to the re
sults of Chamberlain's Cough Medicine.
In fact, I know of no other preparation
that meets so fully tho expectations of
the most exacting in cases of croup and
coughs of children. As it contains no
opium, chloroform or morphine it cer
tainly makes a most safe, pleasant and
efficacious remedy for the ills it is ill
tended." For salo by all druggists.
STOCKHOLDERS' "MEETINO.
The. nnnual mcoting of (ho stockhold
ers of tho Consolidated Minos & De
velopment Co. will bo held March 0, at
3 p. in., in tho Dominion Hotel.
F. M. DODGE.
Secy.
Tho Silver Belt docs job printing.
NOTICE TO SUBSOEIBEBS
For tho Los Angeles Examiner that E.
E. Nugent is tho authorized agent, with
headquarters at the Palace Phaxmacv,
2S0 North Broad street, nud that aH
subscriptions nro payable to tho agent,
or at Palace Pharmacy, dating from
March 1, 1909. If you havo heretofore
been calling for your paper, leave name
and address at Examiner agoncy and
your paper will bo- promptly dolivcrud
at your homo or place- of business im
mediately on arrival of papers.
S. S. CULVER,
Traveling Agent for tho Examiner.
Danco after tho show at Dreamland
next Friday night; free- to all purchas
ers of 50-cent tickets.
Encourage the school girls and boys
by your presence at Dreamland ne.ct
Friday night.
For Sale or Trade
Eighty ncres of unimproved land in
fruit belt of southern Missouri. Could
bo made an ideal fruit and poultry farm,
Convenient to markets, 1 miles from
gpod railroad'town. Will trado for any
thing of equal valuo in Arizona.
M. F. OSTEEN, Globe.
A Neighbor of Yours
As well as yourself is liablo at any
time to havo rheumatism. Wo'ro ail
liable to have cuts or burns, bruiEcs or
scaldn, crick in tho back, neck or side
somo kind of an ache or pain. Then
heed this advice and. tell, your neigh
bors Ballard's Liniment relieves all
aches and pains, and heals all wounds.
' The Silver Belt does job printing.
Wo say without hesitation that Do
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills nro
uncqualed for weak kidneys, backache,
inflammation of tho bladder and all ur
inary disordors. They aro antiseptic
and act promptly in nll,casea of weak
back, backache, rheumatism and rheu
matic pains. Accept no substitute We
sell and recommend them. Palace
Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
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healfy you foave tfae fftttiedt $du
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S& a good thing 4Pi fodty. the rih
Setter jPiUij UUeU vjo &i& MU
4eet In a $iand nw& eofthuuft.
t?i& yeatyti&i&notf&od enough
job the, new Safy
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mo&t eomhekhUe& anfhnfl -horn
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IIEBBING-HALL-MABVIN SAFES
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pHSRB is dinner In wcarine shoes with soft. swnnr Inso!e V ;
because this part of the shoe comes in direct contact with year I a
sensitive foot solo and upon it rests the weight of tho whole body, j V,
Crawford insoles are cat from selected firm, closcly-fibrcd hides in our 2 ?
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v-.? bed for your feet ! i '
Ask your local Crawford deal:r Z
about the other cd poltts fc j
of Crawford Shoes-Craw- i J.
ford patented "Trelitrate" I
lasts, "bend" sole leather. ? J
reinforced shanks, Craw-A", -
ford "stay-up" Vox toes, '. J
and other special Crawford ,
icarercs.
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they are such a coed shoe invest- js
ment. Take my advice and buy a i,
pair of Crawfords !
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Lot tho Guarantee Faint company do
your work. Best material, best work,
lowest prices.
Hear Jedcdiah Maple lay down the
law to Sairy Ann Dreamland March 5.
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Declamatory Contest next irmaj
ing at Dreamland can havo their
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