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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
RUNAWAY VICTIMS
RECEIVE BIG DAMAGES
AufomObiIist and Fuel Company
Must Pay Teamsters
$1,000
[Speeial Dispaleh % The CalIl

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. '2s.-John D.
Armstrong must pay $1,000 and the
Bell fuel company $1,000 as the result
OF a runaway accident last February,
when A Grant and A T. Braga suf-
fered fractured legs. The verdict is
unique in that IL divides the respon-
sibflity between the two defendants
and gives one of the plaintiffs more
damages than the other.
II was charged that Armstrong was
driving his automobile down Jefferson
avenue at q rate Of speed exceeding 20
miles an hour and that when passing
The team OF the Bell fuel company he
footed his horn so loudly that the
horses Of the fuel company ran away.
The fuel team collided with team
Of the Fidelity transfer company, on
which Grant and Braga were riding.
Grants right leg was broken and his
Ieff ankle sprained. Braga's left leg
was broken. Grant was given $4,00S
and Braga $2,Ssl.
John y. Armstrong is manager OF
the Sperry -four mills here. He for
snerIy lived in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
.,ofher Chance to Tour sunny Mexico,
gId5

Excursion planned 20 leave San
hssncisco on Amiral Olry, December
las been postponed to February 2
"A French steamer Corse. Rate covers
sfearner and rail fare. berth and meals
On water and sleeping accommodations
on train. Route. Steamer TO Mama
rilIo. thence rail through choicest parts
~ Mexico to FL Paso, and home. Write
OF see G. ~. McNear, agent, 2I0 Bat
---v street
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
BRULHART m CRITICAL coNprr1oN

NAPA, Dec. 23.-JOln Brulhart .
farmer residing in this county. who
was stabbed by Thomas Martz Satur
day night. was reported by DIR. IT r,
Parrish today as being in a critical
condition. One side is paralyzed from
the effects of the wounds made by his
assailant. Martz stabbed Brulhart three
in the left arm and the third time in
the left breast near the heart.
DIR. Parrish took a large quantity of
torn flesh from the breast wound to-
day. Martz is now charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon. and IL
Brulhart dies the charge will he
changed to that of murder.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
Anty Drudge Recommends Pie for Children

Cross Mother Those children are worrying the life out
of me to bake them huckleberry pie But darent
do it. 1t nearly kills trying to rub the stains out
of their clothes, as well as the table linen''
Anty DRUDGE" That's COS you don't wash the
FelsNaptha way. Let the children have all the pie
that's good for em. .FelsNaptha and cold water viii
remove the stains in a jiffy.''
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
THEATER FOR CHILDREN

theater in New. York designed exclu-
sively for the entertainment of chill
dren are soon to be announced, accord
ing to l.. Frank Baum, playwright and
author of fairy tales.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

In ktchens where there painted walls women often
expense Of getting special preparation cleaning
them FesNaptha the purpose better than anv-
thing made damp cloth or spogs i in F. Napsha
suds will remove all TIE and dirt in twinkle
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
FESTIVITIES AROUND FERRY

The Ferry District Improvement asso-
citation, composed of merchants doing
business IN Market street in the neigh
borhood OF the ferry building and as
lar west as Montgomery street, have
combined with the Downtown Mer-
chants association to celebrate the
coming New Years eve in an appro-
PIRATE manner
The merchants in the lower end of
Market street. realizing that their dis
trict is fast developing into a retail
section, have contributed several thou
sands Of dollars to this celebration
appreciating that, with the assistance
OF the uptown merchants Market street
can be made a great retail business
district all the way out.
The harbor commissioners have
agreed TO light the ferry tower and at
The same time TO open the nave for a
public promenade and concert, thus af-
fording a greater attraction for the
thousands Of people who VIII naturally
promenade toward the ferry building.
MANY VISITORS EXPECTED
Connecting with the ferry building
illumination. festoons OF electric lights
Will be stretched across Market street
at q distance OF SO feet apart and
running all the way out TO Van Ness
avenue.
II is expected that SO, 600 persons will
come over on the ferry boats to take
part in the celebration OF the first New
Years eve in the reconstructed and
greater san Francisco.
Following is the list OF officers of the
association: J. Emmett Hayden, presi-
dent: Edward I. Baldwin. vice presi-
dent W. s. Quinn, secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
ARATHHoUsE JOHN Acquitted

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Alderman Bath
house John Coghlan, accused of as
sault and battery on Lyman Atwell.
rewspaper photographer, was found
not guilty today
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

"Conklins Self-fller" "Waterman,s
IDEAL and the 81 MARSHALL fountain
pens for Christmas Sanborn. Vail e.
Co.. Mission street between Third and
Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

Always acceptable. Hat or Umbrella
Order Tom Dillon. Market street, op-
posite Call building.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

Do You Want $5.OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly ofrer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
MANY BANDS FOR
EVE OF NEW YEAR
Downtown Association AR
ranges for Music in Market
Street and Union Square
Ferry Building Will Be IIIumi-
mated for Promenade and
Dancing on Sidewalks

The program OF music for the New
tears eve celebration of the Downtown
association was completed yesterday.
A. G. Mccarthy, who has this in charge,
stated that a large band would be
stationed on the reviewing stand in
front of the St Francis hotel. 1t will
be IN charge OF Paul Steindorff and
wiz render appropriate music from s
clock until after the old year has
been rung out and the new year well
coined in.
There viii be two bands at the ferry
building and eight on fiat cars beauti-
tuIly decorated, which will move slowly
up and down Market street from the
Terry TO Van Ness avenue.
Bands VIII be placed at other promi-
heht corners and arrangements viii be
MADE 10 clear the streets and side
walks for dancing. The board of works
has promised to have the thorough
lares specially flushed for the occa-
SION and big time is anticipated.
SONGS EXPRESS SENTIMENT
Two familiar and popular selections
VIII be played throughout the evening
"A Hot Time in the Old Town To-
night' and 1T Looks Like a Big Night
Aohlght. The sentiment as expressed
here and there is that there is no doubt
that the celebration in the downtown
district this year will surpass anything
heretofore attempted and will mark an
epoch in the carnivals to follow in later
years.
Among those who sent in their en-
tries for the monster automobile parade
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
NEW BLOCKS
 FOR LOWER
 BROAD STREET

Lee Middleton, who is at present completing two-store-room block on North Broad street, just over the bridge, will soon remove the Bailey blacksmith building adjoining, and be- gin construction work on a two-story brick block, with two store.room ca pacity. The contract for this building will Do awarded in a few days.
 There is report in circulation, es. pecially in building circles, that Mir. Middleton contemplates removing the building now occupied by J. P. McNeil and building on the site fine store to be used by this popular furniture house. Mir. Middleton is at present in Phoenix and confirmation of the story could not be had. It is also rumored that Mr. Van Wagenen contemplates tho erection of block on his lots, now covered by frame structures on North Broad street directly opposite the Middleton property. That portion of Broad street is considered very good for business purposes and the frame structures of today will soon be sup planted by good buildings.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
APARTMENT
 HOUSE FUR
 SOUTH BROAD MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE TO GO UP OPPOSITE THE DOMIN-
 ION HOTEL.
TO BE THREE STORIES HIGH WITH STORE ROOMS ON THE
 GROUND FLOOR.

There is seemingly well founded report to the effect that Paul Michael son, owner of the property at the cor ner of Broad and Sycamore streets contemplates tho erection of n three story brick apartment house on the site of the present frame structure.
 The present building will be removed to vacant lot and rebuilt for mod. ern residence. Tho lot will be taken down to the Broad street grade, mak- ing the first floors level with the street, while the second floor will be level with the lots adjoining on the east. The house will be built with three, four and fve.room suites. The building will cost something like $5O,0OO. The report of this contemplated building was brought to the Silver Belt office late last even ing and no confirmation could be had.
 Another large appartmcnt house will bc built on the hill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
Globe Marvel of the World
ByJ. M McPHERSON, Of Aler Simpson co.

N.
 
  drill in opportunities In As business and additional properties opened real estate will
 being graded and arrangement being made that in which
  tenn o Greater Globe" Globe muliple of this district there dozens of other mines and prospects this vicinity which  today Among them the Mineral Farm of the Globe Mining the Arizona
  Points; 
 
  Radium Gold the Pmal the development both the district will friends this the district will mark
   the lowest selling
  s here and get the ground floor
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
LOTS IF DEALS
 REPORTED IN
 GLOBE REALTY MORE PROPERTY SOLD DURING PAST WEEK THAN FOR
 OVER A YEAR. EAST GLOBE TOWNSHIP OFFERS RARE OPPORTUNITIES FOB
 THE POOR MAN.

There has been more activity in real estate circles during the past week than for any previous week during the past fourteen months. Numerous sales of property are reported in all parts of the city. Tho main deals, however, have been on residence lots in the hill dis tricts.
 Deeds were issued to claimants in tho East Globe townsite during the past few days and there has been con siderable speculation in these lots Quite number of them have been sold to parties who contempate build. ing handsome homes immediately. This section of the city offers the poor man a rare chance to get in on the ground floor and own home of his own. It is given out that there is plenty of money to be had for building purposes if the party desiring the loan can show clear title to his holdings.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
NEW HOME FOR CHA VALLEY WILL BE A REVELATION TO
 OLD TIMER OF GLOBE.
cHICAGo's LEADING ARCHITECT MADE THE PLANS FOR THIS
 PRETTY STRUCTURE.
Material Is Now Being Made in Chi cago-A Brief Description of the Bullding-Comprehensive View Soon to Be Presented.

The proposed new homo for the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company to be erected at tho corner of Broad and Mes quite streets, will be ono of the finest banking buildings in the southwest, if not in tho entire Pacific coast section. It will Do by far tho most attractive and perhaps expensive, size considered, banking house in Arizona, and when completed will stand first among the show structures of Globe.
 s'It is a classic.'
 That is the way in which Manager Hurd describes it.
 One of tho best architects in Chicago made the plans, and aside from it's won' dorful beauty, it will be a right-up-to, the-minute bank in every particular.
 The plans have been received and are now on display at the offices of the bank in this city. The building will be 25x65, and while a one-story
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The adjourned stockholders meeting of the Consolidated Mines & Develop ment Go. will be held at the Dominion hotel, Tuesday, Nov. l7, at 8 p. m.
 F. N. DODGE, 6ecy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
ALTW|ES GETS CONTRACT FOR
 LIGHT BLOCK
WILL BE A MODERN Two-sToRY BUSINESS STRUCTURE NEXT
 TO IRIS THEATER.

The plans of Albert Altweis for the new building to be erected by the Globe Gas & Electric company adjoin ing the Dominion hotel, have been ac cepted and Mr. Altweis has also been awarded the construction contract.
 The building will be modern two. story brick with fine French plate glass front and will represent an in. vcstment of something like $l5,000 Work on this building will commence in few days.
 This building will be part of the proposed new Iris opera house. A building to correspond with it will be erected by the pera house company on the lot covered by the, present Iris building, the playhouse proper cover ing the lot between.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
SH|PBU|LO|NG IN
 DESERT TOWN
SEEMS TO BE TLOURIsHING AT PARKER AND COMPETING FOR FIRST PLACE WITH BUSINESS OF RAILROAD BUILDING.

PARKER, Nov. lL--Machinery is now being installed in the new Sando- mar boat,and it is expected that she will be ready for her trial within a few days. This boat has been built as an experiment and will shortly be tried out as to her efficiency in Colorado river navigation.
 Another boat, and larger one, is now being constructed by c. M. Sage of Parker. A crew of five men is hard at it, and the progress made 80 far is very pleasing to MT. Sage. Unless something unforeseen happens, this craft should be ready for the water before the middle of December.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
CITIZENS TICKET IS ADVOCATED IN
 TUCSON
MOVEMENT TO SELECT REPRE- SENTATIVE BUSINESS MEN
 TO RACE UNoPPosED

TUCSON, Nov. l4.--The ipaugura- tion by President Albert Steinfeld of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce of a movement for the putting into the field at the forthcoming city election of a citizens ticket instead of having the ad- ministration of the affairs of Tucson continue to be football of polite ians, is an innovation in territorial politics, and has met with general response among the business men and tax payers practically without exception.
 Almost immediately after his return from an absence of several weeks in the east, MT. Steinfeld broached tho proposition to some gentlemen with whom he is immediately associated and the idea seemed so good to all of them that it was passed out generally to the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
With Builder and Real Estate Deale1

building, it will have an elevation twenty eight feet, giving it the same height as the average two.story build ing The ceilings, made of art glass, will be about twenty-five feet high. The material for tho construction of this bank building is now being made in Chicago. 1t will be completed and ready for shipment in about six weeks. Actual work will be started just as soon as the building material reaches the city and the structure will be push cd to early completion.
 The building will be constructed of reinforced concrete vaneered with terra cotta blocks in imitation of rough hewn Tennessee granite. The wall sur faces will be artistically ornamented. It is stated that this ornamental va. neering will cost something like s7,00o, which is, but fraction of the total cost of the bank. The floor will be of Mosaic tiling. The vestibule will be constructed from solid white marble. The interior woodwork finish will be of OAK, eHlptIibntu With Poiioucu "ai DiS. The banks fixtures proper will be of oak and lemon brass.
 The main entrance to the building naturally will be on Broad street and will be magnifcently arranged in ev- cry respect. There will be another en- trance to the building on Mesquite street. The vaults will be of two story nature, extending into base ment to be constructed under the rear half of the building. The bank vault proper will be provided with burglar proof door, perhaps the only one of the kind in the territory. The safe de- posit vaults for the use of the public will be models of convenience and will Do reached through burglar-proof doors. Adjoining these vaults, booths, hand somely furnished, will be arranged for the use of patrons in looking over their papers. E. M. Hurd, the "old man" of tho local house of the Gila Valley, anticipates with justifable pride the opening of the new house. In few days the Silver Belt will present n comprehensive picture of the proposed new building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15

public.
 Everywhere it met with the same general approval and the idea of busi. ness administration of the city by busi ness men has grown very steadily within the last day or two.
 Speaking of the matter President Steinfeld said, "I see no good reason why the city administration in Tucson should be matter any longer of pol itics. The better governed cities else where are getting away from the idea and simply getting together and nam ing the best men for the interests of the town.
 "There is nothing in this movement that is designed to reflect upon the pres ent government of the city or any oi its predecessors. It is simply the inten tion to get good man for mayor, some good men for council, and put the af fairs of the city on a business basis. '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
Buys Bum Gold Brick.

Dr. O. L. Geer, of Congress Junction, proprietor of hotel and large general store and the owner of large mining interests in the Cunningham Pass coun- try, alleges that he has been victimized by an unsophisticated placer miner named John Tower to the extent of $270 by the purchase of a brick of solder weighing fifteen ounces, which he paid for at the rate of SIS an ounce, although it contained less than one per cent gold. The doctor sworc out complaint for his old-time friend, and an officer left Congress to apprehend the gold brick vender, but at last accounts ho had not bce captured.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
LOYAL PEOPLE OF GLOBE WILL VOTE BONDS AT SPECIAL
 ELECTION NOV. 2s.
MODERN STRUCTURE or LEARN ING IS TO BE ERECTED IN
 CENTER or CITY.
Present School Rooms Are BadI Crowded and the Necessity for a ssy arate Building Is Recognized By n, Most Niggardly Taxpayer.

There will be special election O November 2S to vote upon bond isss of $50,000 for the erection of a ne high school building, which is one . the eity's greatest needs at this ps ticular time. Despite the fact ta Globe recently completed two new sn comodious school buildings, be cap,
 Continued on Page Fve.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15
JAMES W. HoGUE, Vice President and Cashier
J. WATT ROGUE.
 President

fare a very fair fair is greatly reduced in fare but fair to that fair weathe will induce to visit fair, have fair view of the fair ladies' fair babies fair and fair stock will fare very well at the fair
 We expect to hay a few fair bargains in REAL ES- TATE from the air and it is but fair to yourself to get fair bargain in fair country and city Globe other fellow is fair in buying sell ing trading renting please remember that the far be 1t fair only last week. when fold like the Arab and silently steal away to the only Globe the may city that always fair where we always have few fair bargains in lots and homes
 Buying selling, the other fellow then be fair with yourself and when return from the fair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-15

THE CITIZENS' BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL RANKING BUHI- NESS AND SoLICITS YOUR AC- coUNT.--s. r. EULLENBERGHR, PRES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
Farmers Are Urged
to Contribute Funds

FAlRVIEW, LINCOLN, Neb., July
lS.-The first appeal for campaign
contributions by the Democratic can
oidates Tor the presidency and the
vice presidency was made yesterday.
In formal message directed TO the
FARMERS OF the country Bryan and
Kern urge them 10 contribute accord.
Ing to their means and In other ways
assist In restoring Democracy to pow
er. Here Is a portion or the appeal:
1t is very appropriate that this
first contribution should come from
that great body OF our population
known as the agriculturists. The
farmer has nothing to gain by priv
ilege and favoritism; his hope is In
the application Of the doctrine OF equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none He has been the victim of all
special legislation and has suffered
from control Of politics by the great
predatory corporations.
Now that the Democratic party has
announced Its determination not to
accept contributions from corpora
lions and not to accept excessive con-
tributions even from individuals and
to publish all contributions when over
a reasonable minimum, 1t ought to be
able to secure sufficient sum from
the citizens who ask from the gov
eminent nothing but protection to
their rights and consideration Of the
general welfare. There are hundreds
OF thousands OF farmers who are
abundantly able to contribute to the
campaign fund"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-18
WILL BUCK
MOVINGsPICTURE TRUST

Detroit will soon be supporting u
company OF actors who will never ap-
pear in public but whose efforts Will,
nevertheless, break a theatrical trust.
II Is hoped. These actors will depict
scenes In pantomine for reproduction
on the moving picture machines of the
country.
new company Is being formed In
Detroit, with subscribers in several
other cities, to make films In opposi.
ton to a combination of manufac-
turers who are termed the trust, the
Edison Co. being the leading member
of that organization. The new con-
Germ will succeed the Goodfellow Film
Co., put out Of business some time ago
by the decision of the federal courts
upholding the Edison patents on a
perforated picture film.
"A new camera has been invented
which does not require perforated
films. as the camera does not stop be-
fore exposure" says w. H. Goodfel.
low. manager Of the Detroit Film ex-
change, which serves so per cent OF
the picture theaters Of the state. THE
new company Is based on the use OF
this camera and we shall establish
theater here and make pictures OF
all kinds of subjects In opposition to
the trust and the foreign manufacture
ers"
In a meeting OF the independent
picture manufacturers, funds were
subscribed to manufacture body hln
in Binghamton, N. Y.