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(Neale Publishing Company
JUVENILE.
THE EAGLE BADGE OR THE sKoKUMs OF , THE
ALLAGAsH. BY Holman Day. illustrated lZho'
pp. vii $50. Q1arper & Brothers)
tale Of in the Maine woods.
BLACK BRUIN The Biography of Bear BY Clarence
Hawkes. illustrated by Charles Copeland limo pp-
2ss. philadelphia: George ". Jacobs Coz
FRESH POSIES. Rhymes Read and Pieces to Speak.
By Abbie Farveii Brown. Illustrated by Anna Milo
Cpiohn svo, PIP. 200. tHoughton Hiffiin Company
THE KIDNAPPED CAMPERS. y story of out-of- Doors
BY Flavia A. c. Garfield. Illustrated l2rno PIP 7lo'
CHarper & BrothersD
THE HAPPYCHAPs BY Carolyn Wells. illustrated by
Harrison Cady. 4to, 1875 CThe Century Com
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xv. 124 (Houghton Mimin Company
THE SPRING CLEANING. AS Told by Queen Cross
Harrison Cady. 16mo. pp. s9 The Century Com
panyD
fairy tale with dainty colored illustrations.
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS. By Kenneth Grahane
Sons1
The adventures of Mr.. Toad and Mr.. Badger Of
rats and moes and other small creatures Of The fields
nd woods.
TOMMY TROTs VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS By Thomas
Nelson Page. Illustrated by victor c Anderson.
l2mo. 95, Charles scribner's sons)
Commanding. BY John de Morgan Illustrated by
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LITTLE NED HAPPY AND FLORA. BY Gertrude Smith.
Illustrated by Henrietta A Adams svo pp. 215-
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THE MUFFIN SHOP BY Louise Ayres Garnett. Illus
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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.
Aar AND ARCHITECTURE.

ART AND RRC7! ! ES CnG'
err ctzp1s7NoPF5F1R WREN. BY Lena Mtnan Illus
of- ,Es+eG 12mo pp. xvi. 367. Imported by CharleS
Scribner's SonsD :.
The character and career Of the architect OF -.
Pauls with many halftone reproouc{lsoLs q O
irgs decorative details and ground plans
TIN Posol OF THE PEARL. The History Art science
and Industry Of the Queen OF Gems. By3 {5e
G-ra5ArrL KUN A NJ Phi. D. and Chares hush
S+sTenson III. NJ. D. c. L illustrated 4to' pp-
xiv has The Century Company
,,,r-,ouslv made volume containing more than
h1,n5rej fu-page plates in photograTure' color ana
-4,r I5rTRY HUT PICTURE BOOK. 4to, Che Cen
tury Company .
4 dainty gift book. with elshSy-I"o PiO'N -
color black and white
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Repubcans!!! Every Republican vote in
This city should be cast this year. To vote you
must register. Register to-day that you may
vote for Taft and Hughes.
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POETRY,

THE IRISH POEMS OF ALFRED PERcENAL
CPATFS with a Foreword by Douglas HYDE
in two volumes. 16mo, X lis; XII. 142 tThe
Macmillan Company
Containing Songs of the Gael "A Gaelic Story
Telling Countryside Songs" and Songs and
Ballads"
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R0OkS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk Of Things Present and
to Come.

,y,,gh Fraser. the clever sister Of Marion
Mi~ Aas lived much in japan and has
CFaNl n,.r about that country Her two stout
"rl''e" @ IN the subject. published a few years
Foiuin a. 5elightful reading Recently she has
age, novel Of Japanese life called The
v,na-t Of Geisf1a." 1t figures in the autumn
q. - the Putnams-
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LOVE IN ABSENCE.

Mr.. E F. Benson. the novelist is. it appears,
an accomplished skater and an exalted author
ity on the sport. He is writing a book on figure
skating which is to appear this winter illus
trated with instantaneous photographs of we'll
known skaters
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

MAN. With Introductory Essay by Arthur Ran
16mo PIP. 150 (E. P Dutton & Coz
Uniform with above
STORIES BY THEOPHILE GAUTIER- Translated by
Lafcadio Hearn. With introductory Essay by Ar
thur Ransome 16mo. xxi. $50. (E- P Dutton
& COZ
wit
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MENT. For students familiar with elements Of
Greek. BY A. T. Robertson A. NJ, D. D. l2ino. pp-
xxx. 240. "a. c. Armstrong & SOM
THE ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC EDUCATION IN
THE UNITED STATES BY Samuel Train Dutton
4. M. and David Snedden Phi d With introduc-
ton by Nicholas Murray Butler. Phi. d. Ii. d. Svo,
pp. viii, SOL The Macmillan Company
SILAS MARINER THE WEAVER OF RAVELOE. BY
George Eliot Edited. with Introduction and notes. py
Cornelia Beare. 16mo. pp 335. Charles e. Merrill
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

0u- educational methods are always yielding
material for new books one which is
nounced BIZ the Century Company as rather a
Startling book has lately been written by MT
Abraham Flexner Il viii appear under the
tile 0f The American college" Simultane-
ously We hear mat SIr- Robert K. Risk. a
scotchman educated in this country, IS bringing
c2t at Glasgow volume On America at Col
lege"
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-.,s an odd Circumstance that no exhaustive
A,,rraphv Of Corot has hitherto appeared IN
y7nelfsh The omission Is now TO be repaired
= NJ F.erard Meynell. who has written. in a
- called "Corot and His Friends a narra-
go embracing all the significant incidents in
-. French painters long career
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

10 the series of Drawings Of the Great Mas
ters, published by Newnes in London and by
the Scribners in this country. there has been
ADDED another sheaf of Drawings of Rem
brandt" Mr.. Malcolm Bell. in a brief biograph-
ical and critical introduction. has a true saying
on the subject. NO written word" he remarks,
''can make clear the charm and mystery of these
gems Of self-expression, and description can
do any kind of justice to them" The paintings
themselves hardly give the subtle initiation
into the masters genius that Is given by the
drawings Studying these intensely personal
souvenirs, we seem to be looking over his shou-
der and to get a little closer to his spirit Any
publication which brings the drawings within
the reach of the student with slender purse Is
warmly to be commended, and the present vol
unle is peculiarly well adapted to the purpose
The fifty full page plates, with a frontisplece
thrown in for good measure, are admirably
printed This is the kind of book calculated to
be of positive service
The Baroness Orczy won so much praise with
her story OF "The Scarlet PimperneI that she
has ventured upon the always risky proceeding
Of writing a sequel. In this, The IllusNe Pm
narneI" the further adventures related are as
signed to period after the death Of LOUIS AFl-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

,,-s Anna Lea Merritt. whose pictures occa-
.,onsJlv are shown in American exhibitions, has
. neautfful garden at her English home. She
hss written and illustrated book about 1t
.,,cb is soon TO be published. The pictures in
"a, artists Garden as the book is called, will
:, h. urinted in colors.
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Do it! Do it to day!I Do it no~!!! Register!
Delay is dangerous. If you do not register you
cannot vote. Every good citizen should vote
Every good citizen wants to vote. Register!
Register!! Register!!!
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

HOME LIFE IN ITALY. Letters from the Apennnes
BY Lima Duff Gordon Mrs. Aubrey WATERFORD.
With Illustrations by Aubrey Waterford and from
photographs. Svo. xiv. 800 THE Macmillan
Company
pleasant memories OF life In and about
an old castle Carrara Mountains.
vALLADOLID. OvIDEO. SEGOYID. ZAMORA. OvILA
and ZARAGOZA An Historical ana Descriptive
Account BY Albert F. Calvert With 413 Illus
tratons. svo PIP xxxiii SIS. John Lane Com
pany)
In The Spanish Series
vENETIA AND NORTHERN ITALY. Being the
Story Of venice Lombardy and Emilia By Cecil
Headlam. illustrated by Gordon Home
xiv 34S. CThe Macmillan Company
With twenty-five Illustrations IN color and g.
number in black and white
ROTHENBURG ON THE TAUBER. BY Hermann
Chde- Bernays Illustrated by NJ Resell 12no,
PIP Ill. Imported by Charles SCrbners Sons-)
The story of ancient German
GENEVA Painted by J Hardwicke Lewis and May
Hardwicke Lewis. Described by Francis Ciribble
svo. PIP. X. 135 CThe Macmillan Company
The illustrations reproduced in colors
THE FLOWERS AND GARDENS OF JAPAN. Painted
by Ella Du cane Described by Florence Du Cane.
svo PIP. K. 249. CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

The musical literature promised for the new
season viii contain nothing quite interesting
as the volume Of .'Beethoven's Letters" which
is soon TO be issued. The translator, Mr. j. s
shedlock has brought together more than eleven
hundred letters and notes by the master The
two former collections published in the Cos
contained only 7:23. The correspondence now as
sembled is fully annotated by Mr.. Shedlock and
Dr 4. c. Ka!ischer.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr Andrew Lang reviewing the prose trans
lations by Mr. J. W. Mackail of some five hun
dred pieces in the Greek Anthology is very an
preclatiVe of his fellow scholars work but he
Is tahtaiized by the thought of the advantages
Oh translation in verse. Whereupon he pro-
ceeos 10 Try his hand on one two of the epi-
grams he introduces each one with the prose
version as follows:
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CROSS PURPOSES

version as follows:
CROSS PURPOSES
,ha Gear Gear man went to law with deaf man, and
me me J9dge was long way deafer than both The
rent. and he replied that he had ground his corn
~, p3 lmgnt; then the judge. looking down on them.
keep her between YOU - "
A.. deaf man with a deaf man had plea.
The plaintiff claimed his five months rent his
Inc 'GGge summed up: Why thus implead each
You're both her sons. both must support your
THE DEW OF TEARS
- say there. my garlands hanging by these doors,
have wetted with tears (for lovers ewes are
opemeryGi oper dr but when you see him as the door
iedsI that golden hair may drink my tears.
Stay there my garlands, by his gate.
Nh My loVes gate hanging Ger.
Until he opes the door:
1nen. wet with tears mine have
That so at least his golden head
May drink these tears of mine
Mr. Lang's rendering of Meleager's Love in
Absence" is well remembered, but we may quote
II mere, with Mr. MackaiTs prose version pre-
fixed
LOVE IN ABSENCE
say F0n II a16 a9d gsln agsin say say again again
mixed wine; and wreathe me with that garland
OF yesterday drenched with ointments. for re-
membrance of her. Lo, the lovers rose sheds
tears to see her gone away. and not my bosom.
Pour wine. n and and cry again. again. again.
And mlngle the sweet word ye call in vain
With that ye pour,
That's dark with myrrh;
iesleroay a, roses. all, my friends, but they
Lo' the red roses loved of lovers weep.
For if on any breast they see her sleep.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

W Justin Huntley McCarthys new novel
hss fine mouth filing title. He calls 1t The
Gorgeous Borgia"
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Books and Publications.
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DRAMA.
EDUCATIONAL.

45Epo AND IEANDER. A Tragedy BY Martin schutze
i2.no pp. I75 UIenry Holt & Co)
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HISTORY.

WATERLOO. BY Thomas E. Watson limo, PIP. loz
(Neale Publishing Company
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EDUCATIONAL.
ETHICS By John Dewey and James H. TUFTS SVo pp
xiii 6ls. Henry Holt Coz
rI5oRT GRAMMAR OF THE GREEK NEW TESLA
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

THE SCIENCE OF JURISPRUDENCE. A Treatise in
Which the Growth Of Positive Law Is Crfolded by
the Historical Method and It's Elements Classified
and Def1ed by the Analytical. BY Hannis Taylor.
Ii. D. evo. lxv. 676. CThe Macmillan Com
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
SMELLING TRUSTS
LARGE ECONOMIES

1t is stated that the changes in the
list of leading mining engineers who
have been in the employ of the Amer
lean Smelling e. Refining company,
American SHELTERS Securities company,
the Guggenheim Exploration company
and NJ. Guggenheim & Sons, who have
been dropped in the interest of econ
omy have resulted in a reduction of
$750,0O0 per annum in salaries. In the
examination department, for example,
John Hays Hammond, who drew $780,
900 per annum, A. Chester Beatty and
f. n. Skinner are out. Inzhe Operat-
ing department, Cortlandt Palmer and
his assistant, Hugh Rowe, are out. In
the field the retiring engineers are Lou
HUMPHREYS and George n. Gun, who are
now with William b. Thompson in in
dependent mining enterprises; Henry
Krume, Harold A. Titcomb and c. w.
Geddes, besides many others less prom
inent in the mining engineering world.
II is reported that expansion has stop
ped in all departments. Pope Yeatman
rs now the leading operating official
under the direction of S. w. Eccles,
vice president, who is in charge of the
operating end of all the allied Guggen-
helm companies.-New York Journal
of Commerce.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
Grain.

CHICAGO, August THE govern,
ment report showing the condition of
the spring wheat crop August LIST, was
issued fifteen minutes before the end of
the session. It's appearance was fol-
lowed by sharp rally. which carried
prices fro | "a to . "a above the low
figures. The condition of the spring
sown crop deteriorated 81 per cent.
during the month of July, owing to ex
eessively high temperatures in the
northwest and injury by "blaek rust,
Condition is place at SOL, compared
with s94 month ago. In the fnal
few minutes of the session there was
liberal releasing which caused con
siderable reaction from the top, but the
market closed strong.
September opened three-eighths TO
fve-eighths lower at "a l2 to IS "a.
sold off to "a IA, advanced TO SO 3-s
and closed at 80 5-s to 95 81.
Corn closed firm. September opened
one-half lower at IS, advanced TO 20 3-s,
and closed at 76.
Oats strong. September opened one
eighth to one-fourth higher at AZ l-2
to AZ SIS. sold off to a. Is and AZ IA,
advanced to As Is and closed at As.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
|NELY Time ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
.nrIoN SHARES CHANGE HANDS
sEFoRE O'CLOCK = BULLS,
uoWEvER, ovERDo THEM
sr1yES-CHANGES ARE SMALL.

VIEW YORK, August To-day s
.plotive movement in stocks was
.,gcd by violent and giraffe price
A,uations. The bull movement start
prosperously and reached a new high
.,ge Of prices for the year, with great
.imation and buoyaney in. the deal
- At the accelerated pace the ad-
ace movement overran itself TO some
,ent. and paid the penalty in a sharp
|. ,hark The market was the largest
Volume of the present year, the num-
I, Of shares which changed hands ris-
10 million before | o'clock. Dis
-. Of the short interest in American
|,nelting and National Lead became so
,,p,e during the course of the day as
reach state of desperation and
| n, determination to punish them
.,med 50 ruthless that the speculative
.rperature became discOmposed and
| i, heavy unloading of several large
counts was precipitated. When IA
sn,s were added to yesterday GA
,ipis gain in American Smelling were
s,sidered, and jumps of a full point
,,,a made between sales, the market
In alarm. Considerable disorder re
|siel from this episode in the market,
a there was relapse in prices of
stks sufficiently violent to leave room
some rebound after the publication
the crop report. The days price
|snges were small when the width of
extreme fluctuations is considered.
RoDdS were firm.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
New York Stocks.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, August london tin
was unchanged to IS higher; spot adj
vanced to sl3s, los and futures remain
ed at fl39 los. Locally the market
was quiet, spot 1915 to S0s5 or about
FIVE points higher on the average.
Copper advanced to f6l, Is for spot
and s62, 7s'6d for futures in the Lon
don market. Locally prices continued
firm on good demand and light offer
ings; lake is quoted at 1880 to 1873,
electrolytie 1871 to 1921 and east
ing lS,12ia to l3.37ls.
Lead was unchanged at fl3. les, Cd
in London. Local market firm at 4.57 y
to 4.62la.
Spelter advanced IS to fl9, IS in Lon
don. The local market was firm and
unchanged at AL TO AIS.
Locally, iron was unchanged.
Silver 80 Is: Mexicans As.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
MARKET NEWS

While there was a spectacular rise in
some of the big industrial and railroad
shares, notably in Smelters, Amalga
mated, and Reading and few others,
nevertheless, reaetionary tendencies
were apparent in the market as the. ses-
sion advanced and the close was rag
ged, many stocks showing losses for
the day. The action Of the market
showed unmistakable evidence of man
ipulation and it is believed that the
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
OLD DOMINION
REDUCING COSTS
BOSTON NEWS BUREAU STATES,
THAT COMPANY Is PRODUCING
COPPER FOR 1914 cENTs-JU
PROFITS $4,000.

The Old Dominion management is
gradually getting down its costs and it
is believed that this year will see the
end of the extraordinary expenditures
which for the past few years have
made the Old Dominion one of the
highest cost producers in the country.
The Old Dominion is not only materil-
ly reducing its costs but it is paying
off It's floating debt which on March
81 amounted to s750,000. The man.
agement expects to be entirely clear of
floating debt by October J.
While detailed figures of costs for
June are not at hand, il is understood
that by receiving 1857 cents per
pound for that months production, the
company Melted profit of two cents
per pound Net earnings, therefore,
were about $4,000 which compares
with $4,000 for May,
For July the company will receive an
average of from one quarter to three
eighths cents per pound above the June
figures, while the output should be
about the same.
Every cent per pound increase that
the Old Dominion receives for its cop
per on the present output adds Sl.25
per share, to the earnings
Present copper costs are l0la cents
per pound and this figure includes from
/ to II. cents per pound for dead
work.
A new and important development at
the Old Dominion is the starting of a
new two-compartment shaft about 600
feet west of Pinal creek, in territory
which has never before been considered
mineral-bearing. This action was taken
with view of opening the west coun-
try ore body which was found so ex
tensive and rich until the water pre-
vented further exploration. There was
no outeropping or any surface indi
cations of ore west of the creek, but
underground conditions would indicate
that the ore runs into this country, and
the Old Dominion management will
seek il at a distance of about 1000 feet
from the present known limits of the
ore body.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

Summer complaints and other serious
ailments common in hot weather can
be traced to the stomach nine times out
of ten. Keep the stomach in good order
right now by keeping bottle of Ko-
dol handy in the house all the time,
but especially during this month Take
Kodol whenever you feel that you need
it. That is the only time that you
need to take Kodol. just when you
need it; then you will not be troubled
with sour stomach, belching, gas on the
stomach, bloating, dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store,
22S Broad Street.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

owe have reached point where it
would seem that prices for most of
the leading securities should hesitate
or have setback before further adj.
vance and the market be the healthier
thereby. We have enjoyed long up
ward swing that has been not only
important but substantial. 1t looks
as If we might be on the crest of a
wave, although the next one may be
higher. What everyone knows ceases
to influence the market. Cheap money,
good crops, better business, optimistic
utteranees and possibly false security
as to the outcome of the election, have
been pretty well discounted, and while
il is our firm belief that the consruc-
tive side of the account will win in
the long run it will be better to await
a more definite lead before assuming
an extended market position. Car
penter, Baggot & Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

1.-THE future of the market is uncer-
tain. Prices are high enough, having
amply discounted all good features.
They may be forced still higher, espe-
eially the low-priced issues, owing to
the power of the big leaders and favor
able conditions in the money market;
but we strongly advise caution in the
buying of stocks for the present at
least Prices were unduly low during
the panic and the return swing of the
pendulum is likely to make them I'M
duly high before the normal balance is
reached. Henry Clews.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

Of course, there are those who be-
lieve that the rise in copper shares has
not yet discounted the advance in the
metal and the improved outlook for the
copper industry generally. There are
Others who say that at current prices
for copper shares, the metal itself Of
fers more attractive speculation with
lesser degree of risk. Speculative
buying of copper in New York is on
he theory that there is not the slight
'st chance of copper breaking ID cents
Turing the remainder of the year, and
hat rise to 10 cents, which is pre-
dieted, would yield very nice profit
o the purchaser at present quotations
James Mclean of Phelps, Dodge &
20, says: "The copper metal market
is on a thoroughly sound basis. The
recent advance is the forerunner, in
my opinion, of considerably better
prices. From all over the country or
ders are coming in from large and
small manufacturers. | look upon cop
per as a good investment around present
prices.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
administration to restrict railroad com.
petition and the scandals which were
disclosed by the interstate commerce
committee s investigation of Union Pa
eifc, and Chicago 4 Alton, there is lit
tie evidence that anything has actual
ly been accomplished in this direction.
A few big EN- mare gradually building
mp railroad monopoly which will
place the shippers of the country en-
tirely at their mercy, unless the govern
ment and congress are able to find a
more effective weapon than that which
has as yet been welded against them.
As matter of fact, the present con-
fidenee which prominent fnanciers are
showing in the continuation of the mar
ket's Upward movement is based al
most entirely on the theory thar there
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
Race at Dreamland tonight.

There are many limitations of De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve,
but just one original. Nothing else is
just as good. Insist on DeWitt's. 1t
is cleansing, cooling and soothing. Sold
by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
Mountain Lodge NO knights PytaNeets every
Thursday Fellows Hail. syl Heather, C.; J. G. Rus
SELL K X. & s.
Chapter A. M-Meets third Fellows
Hail. g. s. Van Wagenen, H. p P. B. Lady, Secretary.
Lodge A. MMeets Tuesday, Odd
Fellows Hail. w. A. Smith, W. NJ. e. T. Martin Secretary
Odd Eel
lows Hall. Mrs b. Lady, Worthy Maron. Mrs A. W. sydnor
Secretary.
Independent Fellows Encampmsn sMses
fourth Fridays Odd Fellows Hall. T. p Howard C.
p Eugene Middleton, Scribe.
Lodge No. o. o. FMeets Wednesday Odd Eel
lows Hall c. ID. ods N. c. Eugene Middleton Secretary
Lodge F. sultana Lodge No. Meets and
Mondays Odd Fellows Hail. Mrs. Armstrong n G. c. T.
Ods Secretary
4s9-Meets
Fridays Fellows Hail. Harry Rupkey j. @. Old
field, Secretary.
Globe No 19-Every third Thursday
night each month, Odd Fellows Hall L. T. Hoeye, W. Pr
S. r. Lowthian, Secretary.
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
Knights Columbus Globe Council No first and third
VIM. Burke, G. Il. A A Altwes, Fin Secretary
RED MEN
IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN-Tono Tribe No. 1S-Improved
Tuesday night of each week 1880
Trust building. Fred w. Simmons saehem; c. D.
KOyle, c. of X.
w. A.
MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA-Modern Woodmen of
America, Globe Camp No. l20l9-Meets Mondays m,
building. Harry c. House Consul; Laurie H. Brown,
Secretary
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

The Pioneer Meat Co. has the only
cold storage in Globe for the proper
curing of meats. Nothing sold under
weeks refrigeration.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-08

Eagles are not offering any odd
money, so the game promises to be ex-
citing Sunday.