Daily Arizona silver belt., June 08, 1909, Page Page Six, Image 6

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JAILV ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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GLOBE
LIVERY.STABLES
lil N. BBOAD
Eaddlt Hones nd Ei for
ProBpritori
McBrwm & Ox Phoat 1221
THE SINGER STORE
Sells Sewing Machines on Easy Payments
Toachea liow to ess them properly and
keep thei rc-o order.
All Machines Warranted-
377 K-. BEOAD ST.
FREE BATHS
McKevitt House
C55 N. BROAD
Koorao $2.50 a woejc, up.
Eedi 25c and up.
Exclusive Ladloi Fur
nishing Store;
Swelleat goods In town.
Dolph Baatz & Co.
520 N. Broad,
Majestic Theater
Globe's Leading
Theater
Continuous Performance
Prices 15c, 25c 35c
Globe
Real Estate
Office
165 N. BEOAD ST.
Correspondence folidt4
x'OK BABQAINS
Watch our advertisement
on Page 7.
r. L. Toombs, Managtr
PHONE 1101
Pioneer Saloon
WulciclT &" Pavlovlch,
Props.
PINE WINES, LIQUOES
AND OIOAHS
679 N. Broad. Phono 2361
Public Carriage
At AU Hours.
Open or Cloied
Eubber-tircd Hack
PH0N2 171 or 561.
The St. Elmo
8YDN0E & STEABNS,
Prop.
The finest of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
471 NOETH BEOAD ST.
MAiintoin l o IPJ
17IVUI&1-"1I !IV?I
HOUSE
We would be pleased to
see our old patrons.
Good table, home cooking.
Mr. 4. Mrs. E. L. Edmonson
Newly Furnished Through
out
Lantin House
Batha la Connection.
150 W. Push St. Phono 1052
Mrs. A. J. Leonard
THE LEROY
PHONE 2521 . C49 N. BEOAD ST.
Tho flnoFt furnished rooms in the city. All con
veniences. Euuning water in every room. Eent rea
sonable. Conio and see these rooms.
Elks Restaurant
DAY AND NIGHT
Best Meals
Best Service
The Newport
First-GUs3 Barter Shop
L. E. HOEYE, Proj.
410 N. Broad.
Beat Baths Always Ready.
RYAN & CO.
Druggists tad Htatlcners
Offlco Supplies, Bpoithsg,
ttood, Phonograpai, and
Records.
J20 NOETH BROAD
DeLacy House
391 N. Broad
Nicely Furnished Koonu
Ovtr Boooevelt Stasa Offlc
iii. ' DeLfcy, Prop.
MIAMI STAGE LINE-J. L. SPOON, Prop.
Stago leaves from Shuto's Livery Stable Time schedule:
Leave Globe daUy at 8:16 a. m.
Leave Globo daily at -J 15 p. m.
Leave Miami dally at 10:15 . .
Leave Miami daily at J;5 P-
Telephone Numbers: Globe, 7S1; Miami, 1553.
Balkan Saloon r
Popular Resort for
Gentlemen
N. BROAD ST.
FLOWERS
I for
Decoration
Day
Mrs. Wm. Pohl
Cor.
Cottonwood &
High Sts.
Phone 2883
O. R.
FEIST
t"HE
Jeweler
Watch Repairing
and
Hand Engraving
A
SPECIALTY
N. Broad St.
Stationery
Sporting
Goods
Wall Paper
G. S. Van Wagenen
& Co.
POST OFFICE BLDG.
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY
CAEPENTER3 AND JOINEES
Local Union No. 1030 United Brotherhood of Carpontcra and Joiners
of Amorica. Meets each Thursday at Firemen's Hall at 7.30
oi Ainorica pregIdcnt. F W. Tonbrook, financial secre
tary; J. M. Bell, treasure.
MINEEO
GLOBE MINERS UNION NO. 60, W. F. M. Meets every Tuesday
at 7'p. m. Pobcrt Elliott, president; M. H. Pago, secretary.
PRINTERS
Globe Typographical Union, No. 367. Meets litBnd.yJ each
month at 4 p. m., in Silver Belt office. C. V. Marcellus, pres
ident; Carl E. Holdsworth, sccrotary.
CLERKS
Store and Office Employees Union. .Meets second Monday -of each
month in Minors' hall, at 7:30 p. m. A. H. Hargrave, president,
R. R. Ballard, secretary.
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BARBERS
journeymen Barbers' International Union of America. Meets last
Tuesday m eac'i month at S:30 p. m., Nowport Barber shop, bol
Flora, president; Otto Fordue, beerotary.
BARTENDERS
Bartenders' International Leaguo of America, No. 512. Meets first
and third Thursdays in Taylor's Barber shop. A. J. Leonard,
president; M. L. l'orry, Secretary-treasurer.
PAINTERS
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America,
No. 217. Meets each Tuesday night in Keegan 's hall. . -U.
Aiken, president; A. P. Esteo, vice-president; J. A. Claris, boc-retary.
Wm. Mill
Williams
We
undersell any
store
in Globe
Order by Phone
Pay at Your Door
Phone 121
Union Announcements
OUR
NAME
"The
Globe
Jewelry
Co."
13 OUR
Guarantee
340 N. Broad
Phono 2081
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
GLOBE
Capital, Surplus
and Shareholders'
Liability
$300,000
GIBSON
Copper Co.
STAGE LINE
Leaves Globo 8 a. m.
Returns, to Globe 5 p. rn.
Have you tried
The 0. D. Coffee
House
186 N, Broad Street
O. K. Stables
Livery, Feed, Sale
Stage Stand for Gibson
. Cor. Cedar and Railroad Sts.
W. P. KELSEY, Prop.
Fhona 181
SHUTE'S
LIVERY STABLE
685 N. Broad Phono 731
Beat Rlgo, Prompt Berries
SADDLE HORSES
GEO. E. SHUTE, Proprietor
Eagle Restaurant
445 N. BROAD
Good Meals Best Service
Seasonable Delicacies
Private Rooms for Ladies
GIN & CO., Props.
PHONE 1525
Guarantee Paint Co.
Cottonwood & Devereaux
Globe's Leading
Home Furnishers
Keegan's
"THATS ALL"
290 N. Bros JPhons 181
8CHLIT2 "that roads MUwauke ift-
raous,"
SOHLITZ that makes all mm tkln;
Wo call for aOHLITSJind who c
blarco us
W driaV aai call for XOHLITE a gala.
Bud
weiser
Bujpliej Fores, Eucrsy
Vitaaty
Call for It When Yon Order
it
THE PACIFIC
486 27. BROAD
Jack Martin, Pre?.
(Samuel's 80 Year Stock
Anhcuer-Busch Bter
Sam Kee
General Merchandise
460 N. Broa Fhons 361
, ARIZ0N STEAM
LAUNDRY & TOWEL
SUPPLY CO.
One Day Work a Specialty
750 N. Broad Phone 461
Tony Faust Beer
Celar Brook
Whiskev
at THE PARLOR
M. B. Monahan
STRANGERS HOME RES
TAURANT We Invite Yoar Patronage
Day and Night Service.
Billy Cunningham, Prop.
FAMOUS
Cedar Brook Whiskey
Always is stock.
0.1. MUNN, Casino Saloon
N. BROAD ST., GLOBE.
i 1 IHIiAag
m HI3 Esp&p d
Ey Lwis Joseph Vance
Copyright. 1003, by the Bobbs-Merrill Co.
CHAPTER I (Continued1!
'Pardon me." Mr. Calendar's moon
like countenance darkened. He as
ruuu.il u tiuiispari'itt dluity. "Yuu
misconstrue my motive, sir."
"Then I'm sorry."
"I ntu not here to borrow. On the
other linnd, quite by accident I discov
ered your mune upon the register
downstairs, a jrood old Frisco mime,
if you will permit me to Buy so. I
thought to myself tlmt here was n
chance to help n fellow countryman?"
Cnlcudnr paused Interrogatively. Kirk
wood remained Interested, but silent,
"if u passage across would help you.
I I think It illicit be nrraused." stara
mercd Calendar. Ill tit ease.
"It mUjht." udmltted Kirk wood spec
ulatively. "I could fix It so tlmt you could so
over tirst class, of course and pay
your wny, s-o to spenk. by renderlns
us. me nud my partner, a trifling serv
ice." "Ah!"
"In fact." continued Calendar, warm
injr up to hh theme, "there might be
something more In it for you than th
passage If If you're tho right man. ,
the man I'm looking for."
"That, of course. Is the question."
"Mi?" Calendar pulled up suddenly
in a full winged flight of enthuslnsm.
Klrkwood eyed him steadily "1
said that It Is n question, Mr. Calen
dar, whether or not I am the man
and fhe incident slmuTIaueousTy wliTi
a smart bang of finality. Laughing
quietly, he went back to the window,
with Its dreary outlook, now the drear
ier for lengthening evening shadows.
"I wonder what his game is. any
way. An adventurer, of course. The
woods are full of 'em. A queer flsh.
even of his kind. And with u trick
up his sleeve as queer and fishy as
himself, no doubt."
' ' ' ' ' I "i r
y -; . y
"I wins Inoklmj )or tonic tmc tobci'vu mcln
a certain cttpucltu."
you're looking for. Between you nnd
me and the tircdogs. I don't believe I
am. Now. If jou wish to name your
quid pro quo, this trilling service I'm
to render In recognition of your benev
olence, you may."
"Ye-es." slowly. But the speaker de
layed his reply until he had surveyed
his host from head to foot with n
glance both critical nnd appreciative.
He saw a man In height rather less
than the stock &lze six feet so much lu
demand by tho manufacturers of mod
ern heroes of fiction a man a bit
round shouldered, too, but otherwise
sturdily built, self contained, well
groomed.
Klrkwood wears a boy's honest face.
No one has ever called Ijlm handsome.
A few prejudiced persona have decided
that he has an Interesting counte
nance. The proponnders of this verdict
have been, for the most part, feminine.
Klrkwood himself has been heard to
declare that his features do not fit. In
its essence the statement Is true, but
there Is u very real, if uudeliuable.
cngaglug quality in their very Irregu
larity. Ills eyes are brown, pleasant,
set wide apart, straightforward of ex
pression. . Now. it appeared that, whatever bis
motive, Mr. Calendar had acted upon
Impulse In sending his card up to
Klrkwood. At all events, this Calen
dar proved not lacking in penetration,.
Men of his stamp are commonly en
dowed with that quality to un eminent
degree". Not slow to reckon the cali
ber 'of the man before him. the leaven
of Intuition begun to work in his ndl
pose Intelligence. He owned himself
baflied.
"Thanks." he concluded pensively: "1
reckon you're right. You won't do,
after nil. I've wasted your time mine
too."
"Don't mention it."
Calendar got heavily out of his chair,
reaching for his bat nnd umbrella
"Permit me to apologize for an un
warrantable Intrusion, Mr. Klrkwood."
Hb faltered. A worried and calculating
look shadowed his small eyes. "1 was
looking for some one to serve me in
a certain capacity"
"Certain or questionable?" propound
ed KIrkwoodl)liindl.Vk opening the door
Polutedly Mr. Calendar Iguored the
Imputation. "Sorry I disturbed you,
G'dafternoon, Mr. Klrkwood."
"Goodby. Mr. Calendar." A smile
twitched the corners of Kirkwood's
too wtde mouth.
Calendar stepped hastily out into
thf-halL -Klrkwoodciosod ti'o q"r
CHAPTER II.
nD aRumptIi;n seems not un
warrantable that Mr Calendar
figuratively washed his hands j
of Mr Klrkwood Unquestion
ably Mr KIrkwocd considered hiui
seir wen na or .Mr. calendar. When
the latter had gone his way. Klrk
wood. mindful of the fuct that his boat
train would leave St. I'am-nis at 1 1 SU).
set about his packing and dismissed
from his thoughts the incident i tented
by the fnt tuhenturer and at i o'clock
or thereabouts let himself out of his
room, dressed for the evening, a light
raincoat over one arm. In the other
hand ft cane, the drizzle having
ceased.
A htolld P.rltlsh lift carried him down
to the grout'd floor of the establish
ment in something short of five min
utes. Pausing In the otlice long enough
to settle his bill nnd leave Instructions
to have his luggage conveyed to the
boat train, he received with entire
equanimity the affable benediction of
the clerk, lu wbote eyes he still fig
ured as that radiant creature, an
American railllonalie, and passed on to
the lobby, where he surrendered hat.
coat and stick to the cloakroom at
tendant ere entering the dining room.
The hour was n trifle early for a
Loudon dinner, the handsome room
but moderately filled with patrons
Klrkwood absorbed the fact uncon
seinnslv and without displeasure. The
earlier the hotter, he was determined
to consume his Inst civilized meal ns j
he chose to consider Iti tit his serene j
leisure, to live fully his ebbing mo-j
ments In the world to which he was
born, to drink to its cloying dregs one
ultimate draft of luxury.
With a deferential flourish the wait
er brought him the menu card. He
bad served In his time many an Amer
ican mllliomlre; he bad also served
this Mr. Klrkwood. nnd respected him
ns one exalted above the run of his
kind In that he comprehended the art
of dining.
Fifteen minutes later the waiter de
parted rejoicing, his on'er complete
To dNtract a conscience whispering
of extravagance Klrkwood lighted a
,clgarette.
Tlie Toom was gradually filling with
later arrivals. It was the most fa
vored restaurant In London, and de
spite the radiant costumes of the wom
en Its atmosphere remained sedate and
restful. t
A cab clattered down the side street
on which the window opened.
At a nearby table a woman laughed,
quietly happy. Incuriously Klrkwood
glanced her wny She was bending
forward, smiling, flattering her escort
with the ndorallon of her eyes. They
were lovers alone In the wilderness of
the crowded restaurant. They seemed
very happy.
Klrkwood was conscious of n strange
pang of emotion. It took him some
time to compreherd that It was envy.
He wan nlone and loe!y. ' For the
first time he realized that no woman
had ever looked upon him ns the wo
man at thetidJoIn!ug table looked upon
her lover He Irnl found time to wor
ship 'but one mitrp5s hi art.
And he was renouncing her.
lie was painfully conscious of what
he had missed, had lost or had not yet
found the love of woman.
The sensation was curious, new.
unique In his experience.
His cigarette burned .down to his
fingers as he sat pondering. Abstract
edly he ground Its Cre out in an ash
troy
(To Be Continued.)
Bankers'
Garden
The Finest Resort in Globe
Popular with all classes ww
and summer. Rcf reshmeats at
aU kinds. Choice cigars, wjni
and liquors.
SOHLITZ AND ANHEUSEB.
BUSCH BEE-1 ALWAYS 6v
DRAUGHT.
Cool dining room in Mna
tion. Regular meals and cold
lunches at all hours. Order fcr
provate dinners in advance.
WAIT FOR US
iST' W?
The Swigert Bros. Optical v.
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terttrf SxdHlnt t. at ritttu ul Kuibcv q
mo VI TOUH BROKEN ItNStl
TO Bt MCMIIttD CI tJPUClttU
NEXT TRIP JW IN SEPTEMBER.
L. A. Goodananch W. E. CHorjt
Goodanoxigh
& George
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
-All work guaranteed. EstfcutM
furnished on request.
BOX 692
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& Morris
Bricklaying and Plastering
CONTRACTORS
Monumental Masonry
Our Specialty
Estimates Cheerfully
Furnished
P. O. BOX 828
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
Manufacturer of Cement Preimcd Brlcki
40-ton pressure to the brick.
Estimates on Building
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL .
two-story ConcreU Block Home, VV
-? Glob Lumbar Turd P O -it fii
Ice ! Ice ! Ice !
Buy a COUPON BOOK and save money
on your ice bill.
We will sell for CASH, Coupon Books
for ice to be delivered in quantities of-
Less than 100 lbs. at 90c per 100 lbs.
lOato 1000 lbs. at 75c per 100 lbs.
1000 and over at 60c per lOtf lbs.
All ice sold from the wagons without coupons
will be at the rate of one cent per pound.
PROMPT SERVICE
FULL WEIGHT
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
PHONE No. 11
Globe Ice & Cold Storage Company
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Special Excursion Rates
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Are Your Eyes WeaK?
!k "Sol
Eyes tested free of charge. Compli
cated cases fitted whare others fail.
New len9cs put in your old frames.
I warrant- all my work perfect and
furnish glasses at prices reasonable
for first-Class work. Pino lino' of
Jewelry' and Watches.
DR. E. DAWKINS
ST. LOUD3 JEWELRY & OPTICAL
COMPANY
437 Broad Strict
Alaska-Yukon Exposition
Seattle, Washington
Tickets on sale May 25th to bept. 30th.
Stopover privileges going and returning.
Fare $63.30.
Ta Dhnoniv Ari7Ann nrrnunt KnihtS
, of Columbus-Co'nvention, Flagstaff
, Sale datesJune 10th.tp 20th.
Keturning June 20th to 21th.
Round trip $20.00.
Por further information
Call on
Q. A. MATJK,
W4un5et . Local Agent, Globe.
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i "jm5 address
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