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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
The White House THEODORE COLLINS. Proprietor.

Men 5 Star Has, all styles, s2.50 .
 and s3.50 grade, choice............$1.5O White Felt Hats, regular $3, now..sI5O Wilson Bros. White Stiff Bosom
 Shirts, S1.50 to S2.50 grade, now....7 75c eMn s Full Dress White Vests, regu-
 lar $ grade, now..........................S .S3.50 Men s Dress Leather Belts, regular
 @4, noN-----, DC eMl Q Linen Pants......................... 75c Other Light Pants ......-..................$l.0 .00 Ladies Nobby Petticoats. ,...........,sl.50 Ladies Black Potticoats .75c Bargain lot colored house waists,
 while they last .25c A New Shipment of Shirtwaists and
 Skirts Just Received.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
DREsSMAKING PARLoRS
 ce3 E. Mesquite

Miss Grceves, late of St. Louis, has opened dressmakiEg -parlors in the Mur- phy block. She is an experienced cutter and designer and finishes in regular ta2or fashion. High class work so- licited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Manzan Pile Remedy. Price soc, is guaranteed. Put mp ready to use. One application prompt relief to any form of piles. Soothcs and heals. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
Fun for Everybody. Plenty of comedy at the Iris.
Don't Put Of.

For tomorrow what you can do today If you put off buying bottle of Bal lard s Snow Liniment, when that pair comes you won't have any, buy bottle today. A positive cure for Rhcuma tism, Burns, Cuts, Sprains. Contracted Muscles, etc. T. s. Graham, Prairie Grove, Ark. writes.
 "I wish to thank you for the good results I receWed from Snow Liniment It positively cured me of Rheumatism after others had failed. Sold by Pal. ace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
A Good Show. Don't miss the Iris tonight.
Political Dinner

The Ladies of the Baptist church will give n political dinner on Saturday, April IS. >~The candidates of the var ious political parties and everybody arc cordially invited. Equal rights to all as long as the pie lasts. Begin serving at F noon. Cozy restaurant.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

The Fratesnal Brotherhood announces a dance Tuesday evening, April 2l at Maurcl hall. Music by Bergeron s or. chestra. Objectionable characters are to be excluded
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Located in Mexico--A. l.. Water, wLn is we'll known here, is at present l,. cated in Ayutla. Jalisco, MeMco, an | is> s>engineer in charge of the Carrlzozc Copper company,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

F.fty-four tho LIcky Nunbsr-Ye, telday afternoon the drawing took place Gt Mrs. Fort s millinery store to Ie- tornile who would be the lady to re-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Visiting the Lumber Camp-Tip Her dcrson left yesterday for Saiford and from there he will go to the big lum- Der camp of the Gibson Inmbc, com, pany in the Graham mountains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Easter Edition-romorrow the Silver Belt will issue handsome Easter ed;. tion of twelve pages, enclosed in a handsome chromatic cover of beautiful design. A feature page by the pastors of the city treating on the significance of the resurrection will be found one of the most interesting portions of ,ne paper. There will be a number of good Easter stories and poems. The full As
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

CALL SUNDAY MORNING FOR FREE DRINK OF OUR DELICIOUS CHAMPAGNE FRUIT PUNCH. STAR ICE CREAM PARLoRS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Stafford brttcf, 70 cents tho -po-Gd. Fresh every morning at Globe Co-l.2c-- cial stcTe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Of for Tucson-Thc following repub, iican delegates left yesterday for Tue, son tD attend the territorial convention todsi: Tom TreHillian, II. II. Pratt, F. A. lascoe, Lyman C. Woods, P. c. An deron, R. B. Hegardt,, Chas T. Martin, DhnE Williamson, M Mccarthy, J.. c. Gatti. George Smalley, George Mauk and C. F. Whitcher left for Tucson on Thursday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Of for the Mountains-Undershcriif Ralph Surgis left Yesterday for the Sierra Anche mountains, where he goes on official business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Fresh this morning, green peas, new potatoes, string beans, asparagus, cab bagc, rha6art. Globe Commercial store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

On the Sick List-Mrs, P, c. Little, who has been irdispOsed for number of days, is receiving treatment at the o. E. hospital.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Inspecting Claims-Tom Bolts left yesterday for Tucson, where he will in- spcct the work being done on group of claims owned by himself and nnm- Der of other Globe men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Victor, Edison anu hon-o-phones, ma. chimes and records at Wightman s music store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

ceivc the beautiful pattern bat ad- vertisod to be given away. The holder of ticket No. 5i is the lucky person and if the lady will apply to Mrs. Fort to-day she will receive the hat, which, by the way, is beauty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick, get well. If well, get rest and pleasure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
? ton at

American block coal, $ll per ton at George Gamble s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18
Fun for Everybody. Plenty of comedy Dt the Iris.
Ynirhts of pvthiss Attention,

All members are invited to be present at Odd Fellows hall Sunday evening at : o'clock to attend Easter services in a body at Episcopal church.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

rcCinicn Arrival5-Thos. Huston, Chas. Quitzor, r. Markovitz. II. A. Miles, Los Angeles; W. II. Reed, P. P. P.tehlynn, Roosevelt; X. J. Murphy, Fl Paso; ChGs. Waddles and wife. St. Joe F. II. MeSiter, New York; J. r. Barker, Henry Till. Tucson; J. NJ. Berry. Se- attlc; II J. Dowell, Douglas; Gus Hey man, Saa Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Spooks dance Saturday night. Ladies free. Pfeffor's park.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

IEtcrio- Deco-atiors-E. NJ Husd, manager of the Gila Valley Bank {, Trust company, is having the interiof of his home on Mob Hill artisticalF decorated by Markiey, the artist.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Fresh Strawberries every day at Globe Commercial Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Dance Saturday night at Maurel hall Four-p.cco orchestra.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Perfect alfalfa hay 75e q bale at Gamble 's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Cake Sale-Thc ladies Of inc Episco- pal Guild are arranging for cake sale on a large scale for next Saturday. U. W. Brown has kindly given the ladies a magnificent display of baked stuiT and confcctions win be made. Snmc of the best cake bakers in the city have consented to contribute ta this safe and there win undoubtedly be q big rush.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

GET YOUR RESERVED SEATS TO DAY fer tie "EUTERPE TRIO"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Dance Saturday night at Maurel hall Fourpicce orchestra.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

A Coed Show. Don: Eliss the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

American block coal, $ll per ton at George Gamble 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Dance Saturday night at Maurel hall Four piece orchestra.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

soeiated Press report and godly bad jet of local news will make one of the most attractive newspaper editions ever issued in the city, Hundreds of extra copies will be printed and 'eir. eulated and advertisers will fnd it an unusually attractive medium of com mnnitatiag with all the people. Extra copies of this number should be ordered today Tho edition w;n prove fine advertisement for the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

REshiag Work OF Rcscrvo,r-Contrae ter George Y. Briggs is making rapid pregrcss on the big reservoir for the pircl Mountain Water company and will have it completed on schedule time. Yes tcrday he placed an order with the Globe Hardware company for three ears of Portland cement.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Hospital Foundation in-Sms 6 Sons, vino have the contract for the construc. tion of the new county hospital, have the concrete foundation about finished and will rush the superstrueture to early completion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

A Mistakc-Ycsterday the Silver Belt inadvertently announced that P. C. Robertson had left for Tucson, Phoe- nix, Los Angeles and San Francisco. F. c. Anderson is the gentleman who is taking this trip and during his ab- sencc his lsness will be in charge oi Miss Ruth Wilson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Advertising Man--J. s. Bishop of Pasadena, Cal, arrived in the city last evening and will take charge of .hc advertising department of the Silver Belt in the future, MT. Bishop thor. oaghly understands this important branch of modern merchandising and his services will be at the disposal of Sil- vor Belt patrons.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Canvas awnings-Globc Paint Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Dance Tonight--Pascoe and Hudson, promoters of pleasure at the Maurel hall, will give another of their popular dances tonight. A fine orchestra has been secured and printed programs will he furnished the participants. A good time is in store for all who attend. All respectable people are invited
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Testic1cny Meeting-Therc will be | testimony meting at the Salvation army barracks this evening at 8 O clock Sun. day will be devoted to day of re. joicing in reading and of song
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Fine agfalfa hay $l7 ton at Gamble s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Canvas awnings--Globe Paint Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

F.acticing for Drill--pickens and Page, believed to be the fastest team of drillers in the world, and who viii try for the championship at Madison Square garden, New York, next mouta, are taking daily practice in native grtn- ite and will go to the metropolis in ex- celent form, and it is believed vii. come back with the first prize.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

Just Little Want Ad--On Wednes. day mVning lady of this city called at thcGSilver Belt and announced that she had lost q valuable gold watch. She inserted little ad. in the popular want department. Thursday afternoon a gentleman who had picked the watch up on the road between Globe and Cop per IIill called at the office and returned the time piece to it's owner. The little advertisement cost the lady only 8 few cents. Have you tried q little publicity in the columns of the Silver Belt?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-18

A oo-rectiol-In the report of the results of Thursdays primaries publish ed in yesterdays Silver Belt it was stated that the Davis ticket only re- eeived thirteen votes. This was an CT TOT The ticket received total of 8 votes as follows: First ward, l; Second ward, II; Third ward, ,; Fourth ward, l4; Fifth ward, 5; Sixth ward, IT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10

Chicago, August 9.-Ways and means of financing the democratic national cam paign were discussed at length today at a meeting of Chairman Mack of the na- tionaI committee; Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the committees; Col. Moses c. Wetmore of St. Louis chairman of the finance committee, and Willard F. Dunlap of Illinois, former treasurer of the national committee. No definite plan was reached and the ques- ton of raising a fund of sufficient pro- portions to maintain an effective three months campaign will be brought up for solution at a meeting of the various heads of the sub-commttees tomorrow.
 Neither Governor Haskell nor Colonel Wetmore have formed any definite plan for raising a fund, although both are confident that the committee will not lack funds to meet all legitimate ex- penses of a presidential fight While the suggestion has been made that fund of half a million dollars would be sought both Governor Haskell and Colonel Wet more declared that no definite sum had been settled upon. After an informal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
MRS. WARDELL ID DIE IN TOMBSTONE Cannot Be Transported to the
 Leper Colony THE HUSBANDS FIDELITY Insists Upon Remaining By Afflicted Wife unti. They Are Parted By
 Death-The Woman Is
 Paving Mad.
THE HUSBANDS FIDELITY

Washington August 9.-Though vir- tually a part of the United States the leper colony on isolated Mookai cannot recruit its death marked population from this country It Is this fact that makes it impossible for government officials to comply with the request of the terri torial authorities of Arizona for the speedy deportation of aged Mrs. General Wardell, whom the terrible disease has claimed for it's victim.
 According to pr. H. D. Geddings, as- sistant surgeon general of the bureau of public health and marine hospital service, the leper settlement at Molokai is strictly a territorial enterprise, or charity maintained by the Hawaiian isl- ands. There exists neither law nor prece- dent to warrant the removal of a leper from any state or territory, however, to the settlement and Dr. Geddings voices the opinion of the bureau that the Ha- waiian health authorities would not ap- prove such a move. The probable cor rectness of this view is emphasized by the fact that it would be necessary to transport the patient first to Honolulu, there to remain until arrangements could be made for sending her to the colony.
 "There is a law stated Dr. Geddings to the Associated Press, that prohibits the transportation of a leper from one state to another, but exception probably could be made in this case were 1t pos- sible for us to have her deported to Molokai. But we have absolutely no Jurisdiction there and have so informed the authorities of Cochise county, Of which Tombstone, Arizona, is the county seat.
 'we wired them to this effect imme- diately on receipt of their telegram ana followed this by letter with a more detailed explanation of the reasons for our inability to act"
 Dr. Geddings added that the bureau was not informed of the woman's name and that no steps had been taken to SC cure it. inasmuch as the government is poweress to act in the case.
 Mrs. Wardells case is an unusually pathetic one. Doomed in her declining years to live an outcast from society and to endure e living death, her mind has given way and she has gone violently mad Closely quarantined in a lonely spot in Tombstone, her isolation is made doubly secure for she Is kept shackled to her bedpost To make this case more sad if possible, her feeble husband, who is S6 years of age, is very weak as the result of an operation for cancer and unable to minister to the needs of his afflicted mate. With a devotion that challenges the admiration of all man. kind this noble old man insists on re- maining with his wife until they are finally parted by death.
 It is hardly likely that they will ever leave Tombstone.
 Mrs. Wardell has brother named Al bert Cole now serving term Of six years imprisonment in Arizona. Cover nor Kibbey will, 1t is said, be petitioned to pardon him in order that he may care for the afflicted pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
MR. ROOSEVELT Is NOT A yACHTSMAN Sport Is Too Tame for His HISTORY OF M!AYFLoWfR The Vessel Does not Belong to Pres ldent, as is Generally Supposed.
 Only Uses It When on
 Business Trips.
HISTORY OF M!AYFLoWtR

From the Washington Post
 If YOU want to make a navy man real restless just sit down and begin to talk to him about "the Presidents yacnt.
 Politeness-or it may be merely plain scorn of you as landsman-may Keep him quiet a while.
 But do not be discouraged. Go right on using the phrase mentioned aooVe He will take 1t out in squirming TOT while. Then he will break out;
 .The President hasn't any yacht
 "No of course not, strictly speaking" you admit. But the Mayflower--
 Isn't the Presidents yacht at all!
 "Well, not his private property-nat- urally. But isn't it set aside for ms use?'
 No, 1t isn't!"
 Bv this time scorn has triumphed In the naval mind.
 "The Mayfiower," he continues, im- nressively lis sometimes-only some- times-detailed for the Presidents use at reviews or on some similar occasion. Occasionally members of his family go on her. But as for the President using her for the simple joy of it-why, dont know that he hates yachting?'
 You admit possibly that you hadn't known 1t.
 well, he does,' says the naval per son. He hates it. As for the Maynow- CT, he goes aboard her only when he mas to and he gets off the minute he can
 "Perhaps he isn't a good sailor,' you suggest.
 "On the contrary, he's a first rate sailor. But sitting around the deck of yacht is too tame for him. It bores him to death."
 The naval person smiles refectively
 Did you ever hear the story about the Presidents one and only yachting trip for pleasure?' he goes on. Somebody invited him to go few years ago and the invitation must have struck him when his stock of excuses was phenome- nally low. At any rate, he couldn't t seem to beg off, so he very reluctantly went aboard and the yacht started
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
Plans Are Discussed
 For Raising Funds
Chairman Mack Governor Haskell and Other Party Leaders Get Their Heads Together Ways and Means of Financing the Democratic Presidential Cam
 paign-Want Half Million.

meeting on the financial proposition to- day Governor Haskell said:
 q have every confidence that the com mittee will obtain all the funds needed to wage a hard fight for MT. Bryan, though as yet no plan has been deter mined upon. I have made no application for money, but have already received s19 900. which came unsolicited. No defi- nite sum has been fixed for a fund which, in our party, must be collected from the plain people,"
 Colonel Wetmore said he would call meeting of the finance committee at once to devise some way to secure money.
 This Is a democratic year" said Colo mel Wetmore "and the republicans will need dollars where we need dimes. or course. the republicans will get thelr fund from corporations, multi-million- aires and federal officeholders, just as they have always done. but we must get our money from those who have but lit tie to spare, no matter how willing their spirit may be. If we can get money enough to run a good campaign Bryan will be elected. Raising money is no easy task and If anyone covets my job and thinks he can do better, he can have it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
sidestepped the Trip.

But just as it left it's anchorage the President suddenly declared that he had forgotten something of the utmost i'm portance, and that he'd have to go back after it. Threats, prayers, entreaties- all were in vain. The mysterious some thing must be got, and by no other hand than his.
 "A small boat was called, for the Pres ident insisted on rowing himself ashore in a local boat and off he went. Yes, sir. off he went-and he never came back. And that, you understand, was his one and only yachting trip for pleas ure.
 If he could whang the whole ship around, maybe he'd like 1t better. But when he has a voyage of any conse- quence to make. as the cruise to Fan anna, he doesn't go on the Mayhower anyway He goes on big battleship, where there are plenty of things to keep him interested
 AS for the Mayfower, she is sent off on plenty of other business besides that of carrying the President She Is sent on very many missions when a less ex- pensive vessel is not available. She is an 1,sOO-ton ship, and, of course, 1t costs a good deal to run her, but she Is often sent on special service without any re- gard to the President"
 At this point there is another excellent opportunity to stir up the naval person. Just intimate that the Mayfiower is pie tured by the popular mind as sort of floating palace, furnished and man- tained most luxurously for the Presi- dents use.
 Never mind the actual language, but here are few simple facts drawn out by the above remarks. The Mayhower was not used by the President until af- ter her commission in 1902 Something less than two years later there was good deal of political talk about the ex- travagant fitting up of the vessel and her use as sort of pleasure boat by the President.
 That was just before the national con- ventions four years ago, and John Sharp Williams got wrought up over the awful sinfulness of the President plcnicking in a floating palace at the public expense John Sharp said so in Congress. To
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
Improve Our Waterways.

While peanut politicians have bickered and caclsled while hundreds of millions have been frittered away in happy-go- lucky improvements of waterways, the greatest nation in the world has been choked by it's railroads. These railroads have ruled us and plundered us, only to fail us In time of need. Wheat has act ually routed under the snow for want of cars. Yet all the time water has been running down hill, straight from pro- ducing areas to consuming centers. We must have a comprehensive plan that will make all our cities seaports Such a plan will call for bold men with startling ideas, and for Billions of money; but it means a new America. We shall then be able to feed the world without paying six times too much for the carriage of the food that we send to the world
 Squeeze the water from between the rails.'' says MT. Hough in Success Mag azine for August, "and let 1t run between the banks" We can do all this just so soon as we can learn to think nationally.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
Unloue Leap-Year Dance.

An attractive leap-year dance is des- cribed in Womans Home Companion for August. Each girl sends to the gentleman she has chosen to be her escort an invi- tation to the dance, stating at what time he should call for her
 The girls agree among themselves to exchange places, and each girl Is masked and dressed to represent some distin- rl,ished character. When the guests havc all arrived at the hall, each man Is given :, slip of paper and pencil, to guess who each girl is. A prize may be given to the one guessing the most correctly
 Before unmasking, each man has the orst dance with the girl with whom he came. Afterward comes the unmaslinu. snd the surprise-if the girl has played her part well.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-10
WRIGHT BROTHERS
 RECEIVE PRAISE

Paris, August 9.-The French press unites in spontaneous and enthusiastic praise of Wilbur Wright's perform Bnce with his aeroplane Saturday at Le Mans, and unhesitatingly express the opinion that even in this short flight dt was undoubtedly proven that the Wright broth CTS are the leaders in aerial navigation. The average opin ion Is perhaps best summed up by the Figaro, which declares that it was not success, but a triumph, adding
 This decisive victory creates a revo- 1ution in the. scientific world"
 This man Wright" exclaims an other writer, "has conquered the air"
 M. Bleriot, the monoplanist, who witnessed the fight, frankly admitted that the Wright machine is far superior to anything yet invented But, wait q little while" added Bleriot, 'in a short time Wright will be equalled, per- haps surpa ssed, for aviation will make more progress than people imagine"