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Tuesday, May 10, 1910.
DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. VJ. D. FRENCH, Corresponden
G0LDS80R0
HEARD FROM
F
The
original and genuine
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna, known throughout the
world as the best of family laxatives,
for men, women and children, always
has the full name of the California Fig
byrup Oo. printed on the front of
: every package. It is for sale by all
leading druggists everywhere, one
size only, regular price 50 cents
per uuuje. ine imitations some
times offered are of inferior quality
and do not give satisfaction;
therefore, should be
HpHinpH
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CUSS WORDS ON
CALIFORNIA
DEPOT
Ave in Arabic and Looked
Pretty Till Native of
i ' Desert Suav Them
WERE REVENGE OP
imprecations as ever hammered on the
porches of a civilized ear:
"Allah, il Allah!" muttered the in
terpreter, "but the son of tho desert
can swear some."
Tho swear words seemed in some way
to refer to the railroad or tho tracks or
tho railroa,d officials. And the more the,
Arab sworo tho greater grew tho wonder
at tho intensity of his volubility until
tho interpreter's eye followed his and
lighted upon tho hieroglyphics on tho
station inches. Then a light came upon
htm.
"Ply the Beard of tho Prophet!" said
he. "Theso Arabic decorations up there,
aro the confoundedest Idt of cuss words
I ever saw. Kvorythiug that a pictur
esque Arab could invent in tho way of
lug D's amrlashes has been interwoven
into that decorative effect. Np wonder
my friond iiero threw a fit. I never no
ticed them before, but tho Southern Pa
cific is thero denounced and double de
DfT?T7"PT ATrTXTVXinT """'wu " "' "'est murine cubing i
JT.Ej.ElV.niJJ IXVOXIXIJCjOX l,vn lil'Pr 1:iinwll. AVllv wn tliis iln.in!
AVhodid it J"
Of Such Is Eevcngo
Still the wonder grew until George
Howard, architect of the station and of
tho recently burned Ilurlingnmo club
houso, was appealed to. Tncro was a
disposition to chaff him for having ninilo
n mistake in taking the dreadful oaths
and imprecations for merely decorative
texts. Hut Howard laughed and show
ed every sign of glee. .
"So someone has read thovo inscrip
tions at last," said he. "Well, there
was no mistako in placing them. I did
Opinion of Southern Pacific
Lucidly Expressed in
Arabic Oaths
SAN FIIAXCISCO. Gal., April 30.
An Arab passed through Burlingnnio,
fashionable suburb of .San Francisco-:
Glancing up at the hnndsonio stone sta
tion at thevlepot, where tubs and mail
wagons, drays ami coached, landaus and-pt on purpose and with malice
motor cars gather at train time ipr tho
use of the fashionablo of HillHboro, and
the adjacencies, this Arab suddenly cried
out, paled and turned himself eastward
in prayer. His mien expressed horror;
his moanings nnd iillulations were as
woo of tho heart.
Asked as to the causo of his agitn
tion, ho pointed to certain .decorations
on tho station facade. These seemingly
harmless Arabesques gavo him tho Ara
bic zimzams. It wns hard to fathom
his emotion until a studont of Sir Rich
ard Burton camo along and offered to
act as interpreter.
Cries In Profane Intensity
Then, lifting up his voice, that Arab
let forth as fino a string of oaths and
thought. When I was building that sta
tion and doing a lot of other things to
help tho railroad, I though I was entitled
to a pass. But the railroad verv ciivtlv
turned down my application.
"So I hunted out the deepest impre
cations in the Arabic tonsiio and fixed
them in tho decorations of that depot,
thero silently to curso tho niggardly rail
load for all tho years to come. 1 have
fixed my curse on tho terra cotta and
graven my veugeanco upon the rocks."
But that wandering rab went on his
way muttering prayers from tho Koran
and adding to the icquest to be deliver
cd from tho wiles of women blowing
lipon knots, a supplication that the
vengeance of those who knock upon
stones be fended from his simple heart.
SAPFORD, May 8. Many people
gathored at the depot Sunday moruin'g
to hco friends and relatives o fffor tho
coast.
I. ('. Robinson made a trip from his
ranch at Fort Thomas to Solomonville
yesterday on business. Brookner &
Robinson aro shipping cattle to Texas.
Abner Davis and wife are late ar
rivals from Clifton and are visitini?
Mr. Davis' parents, llr. and Mrs. W. C.
Davis. The-Clifton couple expect to
settle in the valley.
Thomas ,T. Lynch was an incoming
passenger from San Diego, Cul., Satur
day afternoon.
Thelntter part of the week John i.
Anderson of Valley Tails, Kan., arrived
at tho county seat to visit his son,
Sheriff, A. A. Anderson. It was twelve
years since they had. seen one another.
Last Friday Joc L. Ifeeves left for
Margaret, Texas, wheio he expects to
embark in the diy goods business. He
sold his saloon in Solomonville to Tom
Hooks and Jake Roberts.
In Thatcher, Sunday, the patents'
day school class met in the grove back
of the churchy 'and carried on a discus
sion as to the benofit of parks and pub
lic piay grounds.
Joe Foster and Roy Saline, prominent
cattlemen of I'inm, were Sunday visi
tors in Safford.
0. II. Witte, who is interested in a
new townsite at Bowie camo in on tho
freight this morning on business.
Eli and Maurice. Krupp arrived in the
city tiom Kl I'Hko yesterday afternoon.
The water in the river is running
pretty 'low, carrying only about 3,000
inches.
Miss Zoo Policy has succeeded Mrs.
Ryan in tho telephone ollico at Solomon
ville, Mrs. Ryan having lesigned.
Cr. and Mrs. Prank Bailey of the
county seat aie proudly exhibiting a
young son, who arrived at their homo
a week ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brier is quite ill
Tho Safford school torm will close
May 20, much to the pleasure of teach
ers and pupils, owing to tho high tem
perature. ,
The dance at the courthouse 'S.itti'rday
night was reported the most enjoyable
of tho season.
A party of young peoplo spent Sun
day at the Hot Springs, wheio they
met Miss Kitty Young of Globe, who
is taking a course of treatment at that
resort.
Weaver Brier is installing a large
tankiat tho rear of the pioposed opera
house to furnish water for tho con
crete work.
Charles Fieeman letumed last week
fiom a. visit to Clifton, where ho has
property inteicsts.
Alonzo Packer is building a residence
of cement brick, just south of the new
house of J. R. AVelkor.
GOSPEL TENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Tonight 's topic: "Tho United States
a Subject of Prophecy." No nation is
brought into prophecy only as it comes
in contact with the professed Chris
tian church. As all the nations of Lu'
ropo wore outlined long ago by tho
prophetic, historian, so wo find a very
interesting outlino of our own nation.1
All should hear this.
Ball ground, corner Maplo and East
streets.
EVANGELISTS BOND AND NIXON.
Don't forget the ball given by tho
Ladies of the Maccabees at Maurel Hall
tomorrow oemng. .Refreshments will
be served at 2oc tho couple.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice is hereby given that I will not
bo responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Mrs. Fannie Rinehard.
GEO. P. RINEHARD.
Globe, May 9, 1910.
A
Lady Who Lives in Goldsboro
Joins in the Chorus of Praise
for Cardui, The Woman's
Tonic.
J There is a Reason Why I
HE GOT THE PIN
A man who 'believes in the old say
ing, "See a pin and pick it up, all the
day you'll have good luck," saw a pin
in front of the postoflicc the other day.
Bending down to get it his hat tumbled
oil and, rolled into the gutter; his eye
glass fell and broke on the pavement;
his suspenders gave way behind; ho
burst the buttonhole on the back of his
shirt collar, and all but lost his new
fiont tooth but he got the pin Na
tional Monthly.
Don't forget the ball given by the
Ladies of the Maccabees at Maurel Hill
tomonow evening. Refreshments will
be served at 25c the couple.
, u.
Prom a letter of George II. Cable it
'is learned that' he appeared to be nino
years old who nhe pnlisted. The let
ter in part is as follows: "I have your
-letter ot uctober !). it was on that
date, thirty-eight years afo, that I
joined the Confederate army. When the
enlisting officer said 'You solemnly
swear that you are nineteen years old:'
T said, 'I do.' And he responded.
"You'd better say nine.' "
Goldsboro, N. C "A physician treat
ed me for many distressing symptoms,"
writes Airs. Etta A. Smith, "but gave
me no relief.
"I suffered with neuralgia around tho
heart and was troubled at times with my
head. I had pain in my left side, bowels,
left thigh, shoulders and arms.
"After taking Cardui, I am now well
and can recommend it to other suffering
women." "
lUSt SUCh doubtful svmnlnmc v hc
from which Mrs. Smith suHptpA t h
ones for which it will pay yoiitotaka
Cardui, the woman's tonic.
It iS at SUCll limps U'llPti 4hra .V .,(!,
ing to show, for certain, the real cause of
me irouoie, mat you need a tonic, to give
the body strength to throw off the illness
that evidently threatens.
Take Cardui, when you are ill, with
the ailments of your sex. Take Cardui
as a tonic, to prevent illness, when you
feel it coming.
Your druggist keeps it.
N- B.r"!l'n'e!?: Indies' Advisory Dept.. Chatta
noop Medicine Co . ChattanooRa. Tenn.. for Special
Instructions. andM-papc book. '"Home Treatment
'or Women sent in plain wrapper on reauest.
Willie Whndj.i quit vcr iob for?
Weaiy Well, I figgercd it like this:
If I did make good they'd expect me
to lcttop on makin' good. That's ytoo
ium'hwork, so I quit. Cleveland Leader.
KEEGAN'S
We serve only the
Best Wines
Liquors and
Cigars
Make this your
headquarters
KEEGAN'S
Mrs. James S. Sherman Winning
Fame for Plain Home Cooked Meals
Kimball
HAVE YOU BEEN CLASSIFIED?
In Careful Count of Noses b y Uncle Sara, Some May by
Chance Be Overlooked Are You One of Them?
Prank Towle Wants to Get You
If not
ervisor
, fill out this coupon am
rof Census, C.LOHK, .'
HAVE YOU BEEN ENUMERATED
d mail it to FHANKLTN 1 TOWLE, Sup
.MIIZONA.
On April 15, 1010,1 was living at the address given below, but
,the best of my knowledge I have not been enumerated theic oi
Mhere else.
Name
Street and Number.
City
Has tho census mail got you yet I
' uneio barn's enumerators, who aro
counting Hoses in Globe nnd throughout
Arizona generally under the direction
of Supervisor Franklin!; F. Towle, have
been busy for tho past two weeks and
hae already covered a large portion ot
the territory assigned to them. They
hac two weeks left in which to finish
their work and will more than likely
quiz tho head of every family in this
district as well as tho irnmarried resi
dents of legal ago,' but in the event
that aiiMine is oerlooKed, the coupon
printed alm should bo filled in and
mailed to Mr. Towle.
Of cours. it is the intention of ecu
sus enumerators to securo data regard
ing every resident of tho country and if
anyone is overlooked it will bo becauso
tho census takers havo been unable to
find thoin. For this icason, Mr. Towle
should bo communicated with by any
ics.dent of this city of territory who be
lieves that ho has been overlooked.
Unless you aro suro tho census man
has been in your neighborhood and has
apparently overlooked you and gone to
some other part of the city,, it will not
be necessary to send in the cou'pon at
once. Save it until the census is pr.ic
ticullv over, which will be about the
middle of this month, and then advise
-Mr. Towle of tho fact that jou have
not been enumerated and he will
piomptly take steps to see that you
arc piopeily quuzed
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Contractor and Builder
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For Surgical, Maternity and General
Medical Cases. A limited number
of pupil nurses taken for training.
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Connection
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123 S. Stono Ave. Tucson, Arizona.
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Maj ?,. If there is one way better than another
to win fame and popularity it is via the good dinner loiite. Elaboiate dignified
dinners, of stato grow weary, so those who aro compelled to eat them have
said, but a good old fashioned dinnei served in home style, is a hit in AVash
ington circles nowadays. Mis. James S Sherman, wife of tho vice president,
is a cook of tho old school. During the past winter she gave three home
dinners where thero was more plain food than frills and diplomatic Washing
ton opened its eyes and wondeied. Mrs. Sherman made a hit with her din
neis so much of a hit, in fact, that .she is planning a series of twelve homo
dinners during the month of May, which are due to w ind up the Washington
season. "A vice piesident is never overstrong in Washington cin-les," s-nd
Senator Depew, "but when a vice president has a wife that i"n i-ook as .Inn
Sherman's wife can then ho smel ' becomes of home impnitanee If Mrs,
Sherman keeps up her Mav dinners people would better hiok out or Mi. .Inn
will be sei'ig .nun is from the Win e House."
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Building Contractor
Building estimates
promptly furnished
Work guaranteed
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& SATCHELL
ENGINEERS, CHEMISTS, MIN
EROLOGISTS DEPUTY MTNEE
AL SURVEYORS.
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, GLOBE, ARIZONA
The Occidental Life Insurance
Company Has Met With the
Phenomenal Success It Has.
I
What the Governor of
Arizona said to the
Governor of New
Mexico:
' 'My acquaintance with the of
ficers of tho Occidental Llfo In
surance Company, and such In
formation as I have been able to
get from an examination into its
affairs, have satisfied me that it
is a most worthy institution, and
deserves tho support and patron
age of the citizens of Arizona
ana New Mexico. I particularly
like the policy of the company in
placing its loans and making its
investments in the section of the
country where iS does business.
My faith in the company is evi
denced by the fact that I am a
policy holder for a substantial
amount." s
(Signed) EICHAED E. SLOAN.
What the Governor of
New Mexico said to
the Governor of
Arizona:
"I consider myself fortunate in
being a stock holder in ae Occi
dental Life Insuranco Company,
for I have had some experience
as to the value of the stock in a
well-managed life insurance com
pany. "The real future of the com
pany is in all probability in the
hands of the executive commit
tee, and I am pleased to say they
could not, in my opinion, have
selected better men to manage
tho company. I J know them all,
and they are careful, honest and
shrewd" men.
"It seems to me that it is im
portant to the welfare of our ter
ritory that the largo sums of
money which aro annually paid in
premiums on life insurance pol
icies, and sent east, should be
kept at home, and invested in
Arizona and New Mexico. The
successful work already done by
the Occidental Life Insurance
Company in securing such large
business during the first years of
its existence, makes mo believe it
will accomplish this end."
(Signed) WILLIAM J. MILLS.
THE CHAEACTEE OF THE MEN WHO J30NSTITUTE THE
DIRECTORATE is sufficient to guarantee Jhat the business of the Com
pany is being honestly and ably conducted, and the policy of the Com
pany of investing all its money in the Territories should appeal to
every local citizen of Arizona.
The Occidental Life Insurance Company is an old hue legal reserve
company that is as strong, sound and reliable as any company doing
business in our territories. Then why should you not give it your sup
port? Thousands of dollars have been loaned to our people, and kept
in the west since the organization of the Occidental; the agent of a for
eign company solicits your business to send YOUE MONEY out of the
country. He is employed by a foreign company, and his interest in our
territories is correspondingly increased or decreased by tho amount of
his production for his foreign employers.
KEEP AT HOME the vast spms that have annually been sent out of
the country for life insurance for the development of the new states
soon to be, Arizona and New Mexico.
uthwestern Underwriter
GENERAL AGENTS
COMPANY
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INDIAN HOT SPRINGS
These famous Indian Hot Springs aro only twenty minutes' ride from
Hot Springs Station, Graham County, Arizona. Excursion tickets to Ft.
Thomas and tho Springs every Saturday and Sunday, good returning
Monday. '
It you aro suffering from rheumatism, gout, dropsy, liver, kidney
and stomach troubles, blood disorders. or women's diseases, these Springs
will cure you. Tho most (Wonderful mud and mineral baths.
Not Only for the Sick, but Rest for the Well
ALEXANDER BEOTHERS, POSTOFFICE,
POET THOMAS, AEIZ.
Rates: $2.00 to $3.00 a day
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Our solicitors are competent
We make prompt deliveries
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Office Cor. Broad d? Oak Res. 346 S. Mill St.
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A specialty made of FINE LIVERY RIGS. Leave
your vehicles with us. We have plenty of shed
room.
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TELEPHONE 171 GLOBE, ARIZ.