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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Elks Charm Attracts Attention.

In the window of the Globe Jewelry Co. on display is an Elks charm fl Karat solid gold, which was manufac- tured and turned out complete in their factory. 1t is n work of art and would be a credit to any jewelry establish ment in the country. This charm was made for D. l.. Meloy, passenger con ductor on the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway. On the back are the letters o. R. C. standing for Order Railway Conductors, and Mir. Meloy $ initials, all in relief work. On the front is the new official emblem with the blue circle around the dial and red star at the top. The mounted elk $ tooth was found in an Indian grave somewhere in the north. The work on this emblem was done by Walter Haze and shows that he is workman of the highest class.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Lee Estes of Safford was among the visitors in town yesterday.
 w. A. Kibbe has purchased the Mehl grocery store on Pascoe hill.
 NJ. Klein of Fl Paso was one of the business visitors in town yesterday.
 James V. Parker. former sheriff of Graham county. arrived in town last night on a visit to some of his many local friends.
 Harley Murphy and Marshall Curnutt left Monday for deer hunt in the Mogollon mountains, l75 miles north of here. They will be gone a month.
 T. w. Kirby will leave this morning for Pima, where he will spend some time with his family. after which he will go on a visit to Denver and con tinue to Salt Lake City to attend to some business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

bert theater. 'The Little Mother. v thrilling melodrama, with refined spe- cialties between the acts, will be the opening number, and it is announced that there will be change of bills ev- cry night during the entire engagement of the company. Miss Lehr is an Eng fish actress of acknowledged merit. The right to ''The Little Mother" has just been secured to Miss Lehr after long run in the east. There is not dull moment during the entire action of the play, pathos and humor being interwov- en by q masters hand throughout the intensely interesting plot.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Accident Brings Reconciliation

M. G. Ryan, millionaire contractor of New York, is on a special train, speeding across the continent on what ing every lureh of the train. every pant of the locomotive, as he hastens to the bedside of his son. John S. Ryan. whom he has disinherited in moment of pique, and who. he has been informed, was grieviously injured in the Nella M. shaft by rock falling on his back. Last night, John s. Ryan, the son whose ac- cident has so alarmed his parent, stole from his bed at the home of Mrs. J. C. Wright. saddled and mounted the grey pony and rode off to the hills for a canter. He eantered. all right. But on the way back home. he led his bony into barbed wire fence, was thrown from his saddle and so cut by the wire that Dr. McPheeters had to take several stitches in his limbs and sundry portions of his anatomy. Just why Papa Ryan was displeased with Johnny does not appear, nor does it matter. It is sufficient that the young man was served with due notice that he need not look for red cent of patrimony. A chip of the old block, he snapped his fingers at fat and bowed to the parental authority, then hiked out to California, where men make money of their own. He would show dad that bright, ener- getie young man did not need to be left millions. but could carve out a for tune of his own, and he went right down to where the source was money may be most easily tapped-in the shaft of an Arizona mine. He would begin right at the bottom of the shaft and drill his way to the very top as a mining en- gineer and an independently rich man. And he was getting there, all right
 when tickle fortune chucked a big rock on his shoulders to hold him down a while. F. r. was fooled. Papa was informed of the accident and the fath- r's heart softened. The elder Ryan at once hired special train and started for Globe. But as sturdy and plucky young men as the younger Ryan are not easily killed. John had been taken to the J. c. Wright home in this city for surgical attention. Surgical skill in Globe is the finest ever, and the in- jured man was patched up in no time. Last night, however, the spirit of ad- venture was again upon him, and he went out on the grey pony, with the result that when the express train does Aha h. he 1 1iC
 figured, though still as game as ever.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
TRUST LAWYERS SAY B0NAPARTE M|SREAD LAW APPEAL ANSWERED BY ATToR- NEVIS FOR THE STANDARD
 OIL COMPANY
PRESENT CONCERN CAN'T BE ASKED TO PAY PENALTY FOR
 SINS TO SUBSIDIARY
HOLD THAT THE WRONG COM PANY HAS BEEN PUNISHED
 BECAUSE OF ITS WEALTH

Counsel for the Standard Oil company of Indiana, in an answer filed to the petition of the government attorneys for rehearing of the appeal from Judge Landis judgment fining the com pany s29,240,000 for violations of the anti-rebate laws. uphold the decision of Judges Grosvcnor, Baker and Seaman of the United States circuit court of ap- pcals, reversing the judgment as good law amply justified by the record in the ease. q,
 Point by point the answer takes uf the arguments of the petition for re- hearing. This petition sets forth al legged errors and particularly suggest, that the upper court had erred in its m derstanding of what the trial iudgc really had said concerning the previous ofTenses by the Standard Oil company of Indiana or the Standard Oil company of New Jersey
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Kept Disorderly House

.Iosepha Ruiz and Rebeeca Florez, arrested by Deputy Marshal Bob Edwards and charged with keeping a disorderly house, were brought before Justice Hinson Thomas yesterday after noon and, on conviction by three of their neighbors, were sent to jail for twenty days in default of fines of $20, each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Handbills Tabooed-

C. r. Mater, brought before Justice Hinson Thomas. was fined $l0 yester- day on q charge of throwing handbills on the street. Mater was arrested sev eral days ago by Deputy Marshal Coeh- ran, who saw him distributing hand bills on the street, in violation of the recently passed ordinance of the city council. Mater was represented in court by Attorney Flannigan, but little defense was made by the attorney, who admitted that city ordinances are to be respected. The ordinance, from this on, will be vigorously enforced
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

A pleasing, good, high grade, truly favored, amber colored cup of coffee can be had---and without the real cofl fee danger, or damage to health, by simply using Dr. Shoop's new substi- ute, called Health Coffee. Pure, whole some, toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc, make Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee both healthfuI and satisfying. No 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling. Made in a minute" says Dr. Shoop. If served as coffee, its taste will even trick an ex- pert Test it and see. Morehead X Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Not the Real Defendant

To determSne this question the Stand ard Oil attorneys assert that a few sen tcuees extracted by the government counsel from the words of Judge Landis are not sufficient. They quote at length from Judge Landis opinion to show that he referred to the New Jersey cor poration as the ''real defendant and to the Indiana company as the 'nomin- al defendant
 The conclusion stated, by the answer is "that the enormous fine inflicted was because of the ownership of its stock by the Standard Oil company of New Jersey. and because of the financial standing of the latter corporation. is beyond dispute when the entire opinion of the trial court is considered. "
 Counsel for the defendant continue their attack on the petition by declar- ing that the government attorneys are mistaken in their interpretations of the Armour case cited in the petition and in suggesting that the reviewing court is in conflict with the supreme court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Mind the curfew, Kids

Boys are warned that the city officers propose to rigidly enforce the curfew law. For some time past, boys have been/idlipg about the street in stead fly increasing numbers after nightfall, congregating about the entrances to theatcrs and other places when they should be in bed or at home studying their lessons for the next day s'sehool- ing. The law provides that boys must be off the street and safe at home at s:30 0 clock, and the officers intend to see that the law is obeycd. It is amply a choice between home and the jail
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Bright Lights Are Shining

Ryan 's drug store has been made even more attractive than usual by the sub stitution for the old ineandeseent lights a full equipment of the new Tgngsen lights, which were put in by the elec- tric light company. The Tuugsen is a new light which has come into use only within very short while, and its econ
 omy in furnishing greater brilliancy from the same power may be seen fully demonstrated at the Ryan pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

Pink Pain Tablets-Dr. Shoop 's- stop headache, womanly pains, and pain, in 20 minutes sure. Formula on the 25c box. Ask your druggist or doctor about this formula-it's $ fine. Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
TheGlobeBank and SavingsC Co.
 MONEY TO LOAN
15s EAST CEDAR STREET

We pay per cent per annuin, on Term Deposits if left months.
 We pay as high as 9 per cent on Es- crow Deposits. Don't let your money lay idle without Interest. Start Saw ings Account today, and make your money work for you while you sleep.
 We handle Real Estate of all kinds, and we write Fire Insurance in the best companies in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Agialio Was Poor Robber-

Claudio Angiano, Mexican arrested by Deputy Marshal Edwards, was sent to jail fer three months yesterday by Justice Hinson Thomas upon conviction of attempted robbery. Angiano was caught in the act of trying to "roll drunken man. Incidentally. the sleeper
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
HE KNEW

Willie was being enlightened by his older sister. who was telling him that God planted the trees. He very know ingly answered, "You can believe that, if you want to. but l saw Mir. Emersan plant oqrs
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Special Clearing Sale.

Dolpb Baatz wishes to call attention to his special clearance sale at 65c on the dollar. Full particulars can be found on Page 1.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Ethel Was Fined

Ethel Pollus, "soiled dove ' who has been making nuisance of herself on the streets, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Bob Edwards and fined $6.30 by Justice Hinson Thomas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Wrong Company Punished

The reviewing judges were charged with assuming that Judge Landis at tempted to try and punish the Standard Oil company of New Jersey in the orig inal proceedings. which were against the Standard Oil company of Indiana. The answer declares il to be a matter of no consequence whether the trial court re- ferred to the New Jersey company or the Indiana company as not 'virgin offender
 "The real point is, says the an swer. "did the trial court in imposing punishment take into consideration the relation between the Standard Oil com pany of New Jersey and the Standard Oil company of Indiana, and did it base its fine upon the wealth of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey and its abil- ity to pay, instead of upon the wealth of the Standard Oil company of Indiana and its ability to payl'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Miss Lehr at Dreamland-

Miss Ina Lehr, who is to appear at the Dreamland Thursday night with an exceptionally strong stock company for limited engagement, eomes.direct from New Orleans, where the company met with much success at the popular Shu
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

A sprained ankle may be cured in about one-third the time usually re- quired, by applying Chamberlain 's Lini- ment freely, and giving it absolute rest. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16
Free Dance

There will be Mexican national dance at Dreamland on Mexican Inde- pendenee day, to which all respectable people are invited. No charge is to be made
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

This Is Amateur Night at the Iris. Some good ones tonight. Don t miss it
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS NESS AND soLICITS YOUR AC- COUNT-S. F. SULLENBERGER, PRES.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-16

Canvas awnlngs-Globe Paint Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-12-18
> E--"The Grange Fair City"
MAYVILLE, located as it is in

hAYVlLLE, located as it is in
n center of perhaps the rich
EtSt and most productive farming
section Of the county, is the nat
urAl home of the Grange Fair.
The Farmers of that vicinity are
united by their grange organiZa-
tion and have been forging ahead.
With the aid of the other grang-
ers of this county and those of
Wheeler county. they have dur.
ing the past two years, held
most successful fairs. These
annual displays Of the agricultur-
al products. live stock and house
hold industries, have done much
to promote the interest in all
these lines in this county.
c. J. Quinn, president, and G.
B. Dukek, secretary and treas
urer, of the Gillian and Wheeler
Counties Grange Fair deserve
much credit for the success of
this new enterprise. They are
hard workers, prosperous farm
ers who have made Gillian Co.
their home for years and their
one aim is to boost" this coun-
ty and it's resources in way
that will convince land such
was the direct result of their la
bors during the last Mayville
Fair.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-12-18

ers in the Condor National Bank
block, the most modernly equip
ped building in the city. Mr..
Williams holds two diplomas from
the state of Oregon, one being a
SPECIAL certificate of examination.
He also holds three diplomas
from eastern colleges of Optic
metry. He is a member of the
Oregon jewelers. Association, of
the Oregon State Association of
Optometrists. of the American
Association of Opticians, of
Am 'rican National Retail Jewel
ers Association of which he has
held the position of Second Vice
president for the past two years,
being elected each time by ac-
clnmation. He has been selec-
ted twice by the jewelers. of Ore
gon as their representative to
the eastern conventions. Mr..
Williams has the only exclusive
JeweIry house in the city and
not only does a large business
here but sells a large amount of
goods in other cities throughout
the northwest.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-12-18

Chas, II. Williams, ieweler and
expert optician. whose picture ac-
companies this article. came TO
Condor and opened a jewelry
store in the old Wasson building
in October. 1905. He afterward
moved into the Probst building
and then into the Merrifeld
building and now has his quart
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-12-18

The clubbing price of the Con-
don Globe, the Oregon Semi
Weekly Journal and the Pacific
Monthly is now $500 the big
gest So worth of reading on the
,,ao,.l~ok
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07

The country has not time 10 shut
up shop and complain of hard times
for more than few weeks. II mas
10" much to do. The .,tapl" exports
last month"; ,brcadstulfS. provisions.
ratilr. cottol AMI refined mineral oil
---Su,passcr all records. and ran near
" &lJ.n0O. 900 above the figures for
December. 1905. Wheat exports were
W., lh more than ll"r" times rs much
Il" u Dee e,",'rr of ihr year before.
Cotton Sh.,."N Gain Of $500 900.
TIE rclai on h"iWrn nlir trade and
a"ric,Iir.r is rXtrrcmcly close; the
~, petty IF ne last decade is rrin-
aiilv n'':.u''ural. and last season IS
rro" ~" make business good al least
until - n..r' larVcStS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
Her Answer Corrected,

y teacher in the Garfield school
was tearhin" il primary class the he
ginning Of arithmetic.
"Now have one pencil in nv
right hand and one in my left.' she
said. "How many pencils have -
Helen, you may answer"
"Two.' pipcd Il small voice.
'Thcn one and one make two, 10
they not -
"Surc.''
The teacher frowa"d at the liSre-
Sp"rtful answer, says the Kansas City
Star.
"That's hardly what you should
hav" Said.' she said. "Will some one
in the class tell Helen what her an
swcr should have baen9"
There was moment of silence.
Then one brown first shot confidently
into the air.
"Ah. James You may tell what Hell
en- should have said"
"Sure, Mikc!' shouted .Jimmi, in
a tone Of triumph.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
GIVES WINTHROP DoRMIToRY.
Mr.. Aull Opposes Bill on Ground
that State Cannot well Afford
to Spend the Money
News and Courier.

News and Courier.
Columbia, February 5.-Winthrop
won easily today before the house Of
representatives when the bill to pro-
vilc for new dormitory waS brought
up. Thcrc was little discussion and
no roll call, only il few votes being
east against the measures pasSawe
The bill, introduced by Mr.. Rich
ards. was on the house calendar as IL
special order. and was called up by
M';'. Richards. Mr.. AulI moved to
:. rikc out the enactinw words and
Mr.. Richards took the floor to cx-
plain the necessity fer The new ,lor-
mtory AMI t:lr terms under which it
waS br:nr asked. He made stron"
ar1u'" rnt for Ike measure. paying Il
tribute 10 Winthrop and the women
Of ihr State.
Mr.. Aull said he did not have II
wcrI To say against Winthrop and
he: Nnrk, but he thought in view Of
the "licaly large appropriations the
lcgi>. acre should 90 slow about this
mntic.. =" aisu made the point that
last vcH.' IN general assembly had
made an apirn rnrriation rnr il practice
school at Winthrop which had not yet
been brgul, and he thought one build
ing Should be completed before the
| college asks for another. He said
| the University Of South Carolina was
! asking Tov i new building. the first
! the institution had had in nearly 100
Years, except three cottages for pro-
frsSors' residences, AMI the Citadel
wanted an appropriation to improve
the old police station.
There was no other extended dis
| cuSSion and the vote was taken with
ont division. III" bill passing to third
reading.
The measure provides for more
dnrmito"y and boarding accommoda,
tons al Winthrop; the SIM Of SIS
600 Is appropriatcd,-%24 900 for the
year lo0S and $4,000 for the YEA,
| l9o9--to be expended by the board Of
trustees. together with $500 alread,
Offered by the Pcahndy board fo,
the same purpose.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
The a hlternatives

The ;'rc"!f"H Of one Gf the minor
r"'lr""" """ ,n.,ntcrin% down a
shady lnN.' r.:, uay il ne ra"lv -un-
mrr when he met t..H hai! ',o::r
youth.
This y"'ni lad just h C.. .raduat-
Ell he "aS very poor al, very m
trl!i2enl. ia all his c.u...s he hal
taken honors. and in athletics also
great hono.s had been NJ.
"WrH. ,i'n." said -" ..r. ri'icnt.
" through at laSi, ch -
"ies, sir,' said the young man.
smiling AID blushing.
"And now what are You going to
do?'
"I hardly know yet. sir. | have
had two "fIcrs.'
"Two? WonIerfuln'
"Nrs, sir. One is from scientific
society Offering M a ,ecrctaryship
at 50 Il week and the other is from Il
baseball magnatc offering five years
contract TO pitch at $1,000 season. -
Philadelphia Ledger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
the bill would accomplish its pur-

the bill would accomplish its pur-
pose.
NJ. McMa~tcr'$ bill to punish
usHry was passed hv the house. 1t
is intended TO aid in the suppression
OF what are called "moncy sharks. -
money lending schemes which impose
on the poorer classes. II makes it a
misicmpanor to charge over 20 per
cent interest on loans.
The compulsory education bills
and the rural police bills are special
orders on the house calendar. as arc
all bills relating to insurance rcgula-
tion. of which there are number.
The general assembly will 90 to
Charleston to spend Saturday, by in
vitation Of the Citadel Academy AID
the citizens Of Charleston.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
Saw Lincoln the Day he Was Born.

The February American Magazine
contains the rccollcctions of Abra-
ham Lincoln'S cousin and playmate.
Dennis Hanks. as reported bv Mrs.
Eleanor AtkinSol. Of Chicago
Hanks "ivcs the fullest and Evelc #
picture Of Lincoln s boyhoold ever
printed.
Dennis Hanks was born ten yc"rS
''r' -. 'h""ham Linculn. an.l, Il: ,hc
;..-r - .'-''inson saw him 1SS9)
he was the Only living person who
remembered The birth and childhood
Of Lincoln. Here is Dcnnis's own
story of Lincoln's birth:
"Tnm an Nancy lived on a farm
about two miles from lis. when Abe
was born 7 rccollcct Tom comin' over
to our house one cola Fab 'uarv an ,
savin' kind % slow. 'Nancy's cot a
boy haby.'
"Motncr got rlnStcrcd am hurried
ND 'rr work to 90 over to look after
the little fcllcr. but | didn't have
nohn 10 wait fur. SO 7 cut an run
The hull two miles to sac my new
cousin.
"Nou bet was ticklcd TO death.
Babies waSn't t as common as black
berries in the woods o Kaintucky.
Mother come over and washed him
an put ii yaller flannea pctticoat on
him. am cooked some dried berries
with wild honey fur Nancy. an slick
cl things up am went nome. An
hat : all the MSS n either of 'cm got
I.ordy! women nowadays don't know
what their gralImothcrs went
through an livcd--somc Of 'cm. 4
good many Of 'cm died arly. Abe's
said many il time that Nancy'd lived
if she'd had any kind o lccr: an I
reckon she must have been strong
TO "a stood what she did
"I rolled up in a bar skin an
:;!"r' by thc Fireplace that night,
SOS | could see The Httlc Teller when
h. cried and Tom had to cit up an
'tcad to him. Nancy let me hold him
purity soon. Folks. often ask me- if
Ah2 was good-lookin' baby. Well,
now, he looked just like any other
baby, at fust-likc red cherry pulp
squeezed dry. AM he didn't improve
none as he growcd older. Abe never
was much for looks. I ricol]ect how
Tom iokcd about Abc's long legs
when he was toddin' round the cab
in. He grNwed ont o. his clothes
faster'n Nancy could make 'em.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-02-07
Shaws Only Smoke.

New York Smoke.
Leslie M Shaw, who resigned from
the secrctaryshili Of the treasury TO
become president Of the Carnegie
Trust Company. and who will leave
that institution to he offered by his
native state, Iowa. as candidate
for the Republican nomination fer
president, has never been n smoker:
yet he has smoked. Alderman Sui
llvan should be interested to know
tEe Oh y occasion on which the Iowa
candidate ever used thc weed. Tn his
office in the gloomy treasury build
ing in Washington .onc day he recciv-
ed call from the wife Of one Of the
most distinguished members of the
most distinguished members of n
South American diplomatic corps. Be
Fore stating the purpose of her call
she drew forth jcwcled gold ease,
opened it. offered a cigarette TO the
Iowa farmer, as he likes to call him
self. and took one herself. Secretary
Shaw managed to find a match in
the treasury department. and while
the two smoked, the gentle sonora
explained her mission. Orfcail cti
quctte is an imperious tyrant.