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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
THREE NEW PRINCESS DRESSES

Among the many new princess and semi-princess dresses there are three that stand out pre-eminently from the others, says Helen Berkeley Lloyd. in the October Delineator.
 The first is close fitting princess dress with two seams in the front and two in the back that run from the shout ders to the bottom of the skirt. The mousquetaire sleeves arc small and close fitting, and are made in the material of the dress. The gown is quite devoid of trimming, except for deep y-shaped opening at the neck, and filled in with sheer chemisette.
 The second is a semi-princess dress of the shirt-waist-suit order and is es- pecially designed for the delightful bor- dered woolens that already are making their appearance. The shirt waist is joined 10 the skirt with q belt of the border, and band of the border runs down the side front of the dress and around the bottom of the straight plait. ed skirt The border is utilized again along the shoulder seam and down the outside sleeve into the cuff.
 The third is a most delectable Elm pire dress calculated to make the stout princess imagine vain things in her heart and betake herself to the nearest gymnasium It has a two piece circular sheath skirt with narrow back panel buttoned upon the waist to the shoulders with innumerable small cloth covered buttons. The back of the waist is laid in two wide plaits that button down into place like the panel. The fronts correspond, as far as the plaits are concerned, with the back, but instead of a continuous panel, the bodice is cut out in rounded V and the two fronts crossed, closing slightly to the left side. The sleeves are short cape affairs--the last word from Paris on the Japanese oversleeve.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
DuNs' SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, September ls.-Duns weekly Review of Trade will say:
 Gradual improvement in the conner eial situation is encouraging, although the volume of trade has not expanded in proportion to the growth of cenf- den ee. Resumption of work at manufae, turing plants is the best evidence of progress, and the number of unemployed is steadily, though slowly, diminishing. The steel mills have more business in sight, although it is believed that many large undertaking will not be closed until after election Plans are numer- ots, however, and much of the eontem- plated work will materialize
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
BRApsTREET' s REPORT.
NEW YORK, September ls.-Bra, streets will say.

NEW YORK, September ls.- Brad streets will say:
 Business in general experienced fur ther moderate improvement in jobbing as we'll sin wholesale lines Fall trad ing has reached it's maximum at some cities, and most out of town merchants have left the large centers for home, though state fairs and fall varnivals are trayting visitors to various sections, thus enlarging the volume of trade On the whole, purchases have been chiefly confined to staples and no more than actual needs have been filled. therefore sales have been considerably below those of last year at this season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

When you nave cold you may be sure that it has been caused indirectly by constipation and consequently you must first of all take something to move the bowels. That is wha. has made Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup so successful and so generally demand ed. It does not constipate like most of the old-fashioned cough cures, but on the other hand it gently moves the bow els and at the same time heals irritation and aIlays inflammation of the throat. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

It s a pity when sick ones drug the stomach or stimulate the heart and kid neys. That is all wrong! A weak stom- ach means weak stomach nerves, al ways. And this is also true of the heart and kidneys. The weak nerves are in stead crying out for help. This ex- plains why Dr. Shoop's Restorative is promptly helping stomach, heart and kidney ailments. The Restorative reaches out for the actual cause of these ailments-the failing inside nerves '' Anyway, test the Restorative AS hours. It won t cure so soon as that, but you will surely know that help is coming. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
METALS.

KEW YORK, September ls,-The ,,lop tin market was lower today, sib spot quoted at slSo, 2s, 6d, and ,,7,e, at flSl. Is, 6d. The local mar !, was easier and lower, also, at 29.3O } s9.5O
 Copper declined to s59, l7s, Cd. for c and to f6O, l2s, Cd for futures in ,,5op. The local market was weak, 'ib lake at l3.37h to l3.621a, electro me 1925 to l3.372 and casting at E to l3.l2lg.
 Lead was Is 6d higher in London at
 s Ss. 9d Locally. however, the mar was easy at 4.47h to 4.50.
 Shelter closed at e19, los in London. h. local market was dull and un- hanged at 4.75 to 4.sO.
 lr0n was unchanged locally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
MARKET RALLIES
 | BUT MODERATELY
,,SrER TONE IN RATES FOR CALL yoyEY IS DAYS ONLY IMPORT MT FEATURE-TRADE REVIEWS ENCOURAGING.

KEW YORK, September ls.-The .,osk market today showed the relief
 s.,ed by speculative liquidation, which t,l heen effected during the week The
 .sspre was frightened and requirement.
 ,bort interest left uncovered was suf- .srt to cause some rally. The tone
 ., unsettled and uncertain, and the .,rpmert of prices struggling and mix n an unusual degree. Development, |.,,i5e of the technical speculative po- :,;op of the market. was not import z, except for the easier tone in rates !, call money,
 P,rds were heavy. Total sales, par |,ues, $l,97O,OOO. United States bonds ,,s unchanged on call.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN

If for no other reason, Chamberlain $ Salve should be kept in every household on account of its great value in the treatment of burns. It allays the pain almost immediately, and unless the in jury is a severe one, heals the parts without leaving a scar. This salve is also unequaled for chapped hands, sore nipples and diseases of the skin. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
MARKET NEWS

The stock market showed evidence that liquidation had about run its course. The dividend payers among the railrods and industrials should be bought at present. level; also the local coppers, Arizona Commercial, Superior X Boston ond Globe Consolidated The next big rise will be in latter stock. Orphan Copper las been the strongest of the local stock!l advancing sharly the past two days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, September lS.-A halt in heat speculation allowed spectators
 he to go over the debatable ground as whether there should be further re- f,i0n or a continuance of the advance. be bear clement in corn raided the
 srse, at the outset, and September, at ]. time, showed loss of 2 l4e from
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
MLNES,M MINING and the MARKETS

yesterdays close. September closed S-4c under yesterday.
 Despite the fact that receivers re, ported no country offerings, cash corn in the sample market dropped ? cents or more.
 Oats were quiet and featureless. The closing prices were slightly higher, with December one cent above yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

A sprained ankle may be cured in about one-third the time usually re- quired, by applying Chamberlaip's Lini ment freely, and giving it absolute rest. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
Change of specialties every night at Dreamland.

Don't be afraid to give Chamber lain s Cough Remedy to your children. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and it is the best medicine made for these diseases. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
SUGAR ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, September ls.--All grades of refined sugar advanced today lc per hundred pounds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

There is increasing comment on the inactivity of the administration in pros ecuting new cases against corporate law breakers, and Wall street seems conf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

DC uohe 10 interfere with the specula-
 lions of the big interests while the presidential campaign is in progress. One of the effects of the low price of
 refined copper has been the substitution
 of that metal for galvanized and bronzed iron and steel wherever possi-
 ble in building constructions A canvass
 of the engineers and architects who are
 constructing 80 per cent of the high
 cost buildings within the zone of
 eighteen miles of New York gives an
 estimate of l4,0o0,0O0 pounds of copper that will be required in this connection. about one-half of which will be needed
 within six months The National City
 Bank building, which is being construct ed from the old Custom House in Wall street, has contracted for l,650,000 pounds. The copper in the decorative bronze work will weigh s00,000 pounds; the remainder is in electric light wire and fixtures, cabinet trim and brass screws and fittings. A number of bronze and brass works in the eastern and mid. dle states that have been dill are now running on full time becaiise of the stimulation of the trades by the low price of copper,
 Some surprise has been caused in Wall street by the admission of several prominent capitalists that no matter which candidate is elected to the presi- deney, business conditions will continue to improve. Such an expression from such soGrce in past campaigns would have aroused storm of dissent. At the present time, however, the comment it has invited has been of the mildest character and this suggests the possi- bility that the attitude of some of the strong interests in the present canvass is of itself somewhat apathetic.
 John Hays Hammond. who is at pre- ent devoting his time to the interests of the republican campaign committee, in an interview during the week on min ing conditions, said
 ''I look for a revival in mining de- velopment on far moro conservative basis than obtained in the time of the boom. A large part of the money that will go into mining in the future will be raised by the small investors, who real ize that when mining is conducted on conservative basis by responsible men 1t involves few risks and offers proba- bifties of large profits. Undoubtedly large number of irresponsible mining promoters will be eliminated from fin. ture mining enterprises In my opinion, mining activity will be general through out the western mining states and it will extend to all metals. Just now ev- erything Is at standstill, awaiting the result of the election. have great con fdence in the advance of the price of copper metal in the near future. for the reason that copper today is being sold at price not much above the'average cost of production.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
ADVANCE STATEMENT OF COPPER FIGURES
Arizona's Leadership Last Year Off, cially Verified, Led the Year
 Before.

| The advance statement of the United States geological survey has been issued, showing the production of copper in | the United States for the year 1907. It is explained that more comprehensive report is in preparation to be issued later, this being given to supply the demand for official figures at the earliest possible moment. There has been no attempt to furnish here the figures on the secondary supply entering the trade during the year, such as scrap, dresses, etc, and these figures are merely re- turns from every smeltcr and refinery in the country save one, though which one is not announced. The figures are not expected to correspond accurately with mine production though the vari- ance should not be great. This report may be obtained by addressing the di- rector of the United States geological survey. Only few facts taken from it will be given here.
 The production of copper in the United States in 1907 was s6S, ,996, ,49l pounds. From the record figures of 1906 this is decrease of 4S,S09, 191 pounds, or 56 per cent, the largest ac. tual decrease ever recorded and the largest relative decrease since the American copper industry became i'm portant. This is the first time since 1901 that the annual production has been smaller than that of the preceding year and the first time since 1872 that it has been smaller than that of the second preceding year
 In the following figures, apportioned to the states in which the copper was mined, the total is made up of the fine copper content of blister produced and of the shelter output of ingot and anode copper from Michigan.
 1907 1906 Arizona =. 256,77S,437 262 ,566, l03 Montana ... 224, 4,263,7s9 294 ,7Ol. .252 Michigan 2l9,13l ,503 229,695, ,730 Utah .... 66,4lS,370 50,329, ,ll9
 The above are the figures on the four greatest producing states. The others rank for 1907 in the following order: California, Tennessee. Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Alaska, Wyoming Ne vada, Missouri, Vermont, North Caro. lima, Oregon, Washington, Virginia, Alabama, Georgia and Maryland. mak ing the total of s6s, ,996,49
 The production of refined copper of both foreign and domestic origin, in American refneries, was l,079,052, ,409 pounds as against l,O32, 2,5l6,247 pounds in 1906.
 The stock of refined copper on hand January ], 1908, was l25,745,799 as against 46,497 ,lSl, January l, 1907.
 The report says the apparent consump- tion of refined new copper in the United States in 1907 was about 4s5,000,000 pounds as compared with about 6S5,000 pounds in 1906
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs Knights of Pythas Pina Mt Ledge No 11-Meets every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall
 SYI. HEATHER, c. c. R. A. M. Globe Chapter No R. MMeets third Tuesday Fellows Hall. G. S. Van Wagenen, H. P. F. B. Lady, Secretary
 MASONIC White Mountain Lodge No g. F. A. M-Meets Tuesday, Fellows Hall. W. A. Smith, w. NJ. C. T. Martin, Secretary. Order Eastern StaMcets fourth Tuesdays lows Ha Mrs Lady, Worthy Matron. Mrs. A. w. sydnor, Secretary
 ODD FELLOWS Independent Order odd Fellows Ga second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellow Hall J. M Carter P. Eugene Middleton, Scribe Rescue Lodge No FMees Wednesday, Eel Hall. J. NJ. Carter c. Eugene Middleton, Secreary fourth Mondays Odd Fellows Hal Mrs Armstrong, N F. Olds, Secretary. 4s9-Meets first third Fridays Odd Fellows Hal Harry Rupkey, R. J. G. Old field Secretary.
 Frateal Order Eagles Globe Aerie No 91-Every day night in each month Trust Bldg. L. E. Hoeye, w P; S. R. Lowthan, Secretary
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Knights Columbus Globe each week. Trust building Wm. Burke G. K A. A. Atweis Financial Secretary
 RED IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN-Tonto Tribe 13-Impoved Order of Redmen Tuesday of 7:30 Koyle, c. of k.
 w A. MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA-Modern woodmen of America, Globe Camp No 1209-Meets Mondays ?. m, Trust building Harry C. Houser, Consult Laurie H. Brown, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

Canvas awn,ngs-Globe Paint Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-19

dent in the assurance that nothing will be done to interfere with the specula- lions of the big interests while the presidential campaign is in progress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
LONDONS RELIGIONS.

The new Mormon temple" at South
Tottenham Is the latest addition TO the
abundant facilities which Greater Lon
don provides for the exercise of what,
perhaps. we may call strange religions.
In the East End there are at least two
Chinese joss houses. where the wearer
OF the pigtaH can burn his incense
stick the Malays can worship in their
temple, near St Georges street east;
the Parsees bow down TO the sun in an
upper room in Bloomsbury, and Ma
hometan has a choice Of mosques in
different parts OF London. Among the
800 sects in London, all processing
Christianity, are such little known
bodies as the Sandemanians. a sect
sprung from the Classics; the Cock
elers, whose founder was a WalWOrth
shoemaker; the Seventh Day Baptists,
whose Sabbath is Saturday; the PEE
culiar People, who have a rooted OBJ
lection to doctors; the followers Of
Joanna SouthcOtt domestic servant and
prophecies and the Shakers. whose
numbers are now pathetically small
Tit-Bits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
DISEASE OF CATTLE
CONFERENCE TOPIC
Secretary Wilson Goes to Buffalo
to Investigate the Source
of Trouble

BUFFALO, n Y, Nov 4-SeCretary
Of Agriculture Wilson, accompanied by
DIT. A. y. Melvin, chief OF the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. will arrive here today,
and will hold a conference with State
Commissioner of Agriculture Pierson
and the State and Federal agents who
have been conducting the fight against
the foOt-and-mouth disease in this To-
Cality This conference will be with
reference to further steps 20 be taken
looking toward the eradication of the
disease.
Fresh outbreaks were discovered
among cattle at Pennyan. Yates county.
and Gasport, Niagara county, and in
fected cattle destroyed. Yates county
has been added TO the counties already
placed under quarantine by the State
authorities,
The discovery OF the disease in the
vicInity Of Detroit has furnished the
first clue 20 the origin OF the disease
here, which has been a banling mystery
70 the State and Federal authorities
since the day the first outbreak was
discovered
DR.. James Law, the States specialist,
declares that this discovery IL Michigan
does not prove that the disease Origi-
mated there, and that it must have been
brought from the Old World.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for more
sickness and suffering than any other disease therefore
when through neglect other causes kidney trouble per-
mtted to continue, serious results follow
Your other organs may need attention-bpt your kid
most because they do most and should have attention
first.
If you sick "feel badly begin taking DIR. Xii
lner SwampRoot the great kidney liver and bladder
e because your kidneys begin get better they
will help all the other organs to health.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
HOBSON INSISTING
ON PACIFIC FLEET
Ala b a m a Representative
Asks Members of Con
greSs TO Help Him.

Representative Richmond Pearson
EobsOn Of Alabama and the Merrimac,
who recently wrote TO President RoOse-
Welt, asking that the order withdraw
ing the battleship fleet from Pacific
waters be annuned, has, in backing up
that communication. addressed letters
10 Senators and Representatives. asking
that they approve of his request to
the President.
4 trust that you will give the matter
your attention and viii see ut 10 help
in the way that may seem best to
you TO avert the chances of a calamity
10 which we shall be exposed if the
fleet withdraws and leaves US defense
less to face the grave problems and
dangers that have arisen in the Pacific
ocean," writes Mr.. Hobson.
In his letter to the President, MT.
Hobson points out that there are at
least eighteen good reasons why the
fleet should be kept in the Pacific
ocean. He accuses President Roosevelt
of interfering in the local affairs Of
the people of san Francisco on the
demand of the government of Japan,
because of the knowledge Of our over
whelmlng disadvantage" and he asserts
that the Japanese government made
this demand on President Roosevelt
through its realization Of the posses
sion OF "an overwhelming advantage
in the event OF war"
Mr. HObson says to the President:
las a matter OF fact, you represent
ed, and Secretary Taft sent by you,
represented, to the school board OF san
Francisco that there was an imminent
danger Of war, and that the lack OF
the Panama Canal, with the Teet in
the Atlantic. made ii necessary to re-
Cede. If YOU were justified then in call
ing the people Of San Francisco TO
surrender, you are not justified in with
drawing the feet, and again placing
them and their neighbOrs on the coast
IN precisely the same defenseless posi-
ton"
II is a most serious error to permit
the fleet TO complete the trip around
the world. according 20 HObsOn, when
81 is SO badly needed in the Pacific.
Great good has been done by the trip,
but 1t should not all be dissipated now
by withdrawal. and by permitting
Japan TO become as bold and impeTtOus
again as she was when the Pacific
coast lay defenseless.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
NEAR HIT ROOSEVELT,
NEGRO IS NOW NOTED
Gilbert Boyer Milk Bottle Washer Can Tell His Chill
dren of Making Close Connection With President
Though 1t Cost Him Five Simoleums

Gilbert Boyer, colored. aged eighteen,
or Al G street northwest, and chief bot
tie washer, though not head cook. at
the Hamilton Dairy, 1850 P street north
west, does not think IL feels any differ
ent to almost run over the President Of
the United States on a bicycle than to
Craze the fTock coat Of any ordinary
citizen, and certainly does not think
the sensation is worth S.. forfeited col
lateral. Boyer is saddeT after his expe-
rience. but by no means wiser man.
He says SO. though he doesn't say 1t
that way.
Boyer is frankly bored by his sudden
notoriety. He does not mind the s. so
much; he does not pirate about the Op-
pressiOns Of the poor, He paid over the
quintet of simoleums with atacrity, and
now he thinks he should be allowed 10
wash milk bottles undisturbed to defray
the expenses Of his adventure.
did not know Il was the President.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

Il would not have made much differ
enee If had, for / could not have
stopped in time. l am not crying over
split milk, for / did not spill the milk.
1 had a dozen bottles, and held on to
them all 1 was hauled up for not hay
ing a bell on my machine. Next time I
viii be there witt bells on
My son is a Woodworking young
man. as everyone in the block Will tes-
tlfy." declared Mrs. Boyer, mother Of
the unwilling hero. ASK Captain
Kelly That's right Captain Kelly is
dead, but II he wasn't ne would tell you
that my boy growed up on this block
and wouldn't run into the President or
anyone else If he could help the same. -
concluded Mrs. Boyer, with all the
stateliness and dignity OF a star out
II der giving a statement 10 the
press.
Meanwhile young Boyer only wants a
chance TO wash Bottles, unintervieWed
and undisturEed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
WOMAN OF MYSTERY
DEPARTS UNKNOWN
Police in Dark as to Name
of Person Found Uncon-
scious in Hotel Room.

Heavily yelled. and maintaining the
same sphinx-Hke silence that enabled
her to successfully conceal her identity.
''the woman Of mystery" who had been
a patient at the Emergency Hospital
since last Saturday afternoon, was re-
leased from that institution late yes
terday afternoon. Today the Woman's
identity is as much mystery as ever.
and the police have given up all hope
of learning who she really is.
Leaving the hospital the woman was
accompanied by a friend, who said she
was Mrs. Dr. r. +. Buhrman, of Bal
tiraore, who had been a guest at the
La Fetra Hotel. Eleventh. and C streets
northwest. since Saturday night. The
women went directly 10 Union Station,
where they boarded the o'clock train
fer Baltimore.
The woman. who registered at the
buckingham Hotel. go Fifteenth street
northwest, as Sadie Hutchins. was
found Saturday in her room in a state
Of semi-cOma- Fragments Of note
were found on the floor. which told Of
her intention to end her life. At the
hospital e was found she was suffering
from an unusually large dose Of NOR
phine. She lost consciousness a few
minutes after reaching the hospital. and
Il was feared at first that she would
die
Later. the woman said she was Jen-
ME Sanford. but she refused TO tell
where SIZE lived. Detectives from the
central office interviewed her several
times, but the woman would tell them
nothing except that she was dependent
over the recent death of her husband,
The police say they are positive her
home IS not Baltimore