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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Fire Gong Installed

The new fire gong in front of the
hose house has been installed by the
local telephone company and is under
the control of central. All parties
are warned not 70 try to call the fire
station in case of fire, but TO notify
central of the location OF the fire as
near as possible, and she will do the
rest. 1t was the first intention TO place
the fire gong in front of the Silver
Belt Office on Broad street, where it
would be heard up and down the
street, but later plans placed the alarm
in front of the hose house.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
School Mass Meeting

A mass meeting TO be held at $50
o 'clock, next Tuesday evening, in the
district court room, has been called to
discuss the proposed high school bond
issue. The call was decided upon at
meeting of the school trustees held
yesterday evening in the Office of
School Superintendent W. o. Kcllner.
Ii is proposed to have the matter of a
bond issue and the needs of the various
schools thoroughly discussed before the
people, so that the needs of the school
department of the county will be thor
oughly understood
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Water Supply Increasing

Work on the new we'll and tunnel of
the Pinal Mountain Water company is
progressing satisfactorily, n good flow
having already been encountered, 'but
the tunnel will be carried as far as
possible, or until the flow ceases to
increase. At it is, the water supply
is far greater than it was before the
new well was sunk.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Mrs. Phillips Surprised

Mrs. Z. A. Phillips, the matron of
the county hospital, was given a pleas
ant surprise Wednesday evening by a
party of her friends. She was in
vited TO spend the evening with Mr..
Ed Bennett, on School hill, and, on ar
rival, found about seventy OF her
friends assembled to greet her. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
singing and recitations, and an appe-
thing luncheon was served at late
hour.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Trial Jurors ON Duty

The following were called yesterday
morning az trial jurors in Judge Nave q
court: A. l.. Alexander. II. A. ANA.
don, w. L. Austin, J. X. Barnett, l..
W. Bohme, p. j. Bresslin, E. C. Bright,
William Brodie, Eugene Brunier, Jack
Carpenter, W. II. Childress, Theo. era.
dali, J. T. Davidson, c. W. Dunno, II.
II. Egner, j. r. Tanning, Herbert G.
Fox, Ed Fullwood, J. +. Gerald, X. K.
Gibbs, n. w. Hammons, J. Harvey
Harris, S. d. Henderson, S. J. Holder,
Frank Hubbell, T. NJ. Hurd. w. II. KEEL
sey, Josie Kinsnan, John Kiser, Walter
Kyle. Elmer Long.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20

Mankin, larceny; George Young, lar.
ceny, two counts; Blanche johnson, ON
bezzlement; VIM. Steward, burglary
Charles A. jackson, aggravated as
sault. These defendants were arraign.
ed at 5 o'clock yesterday evening,
when Judge Nave appointed Attorney
Norman J. johnson to defend Steward.
Their pleas will be taken at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. The case of Mart Hack,
ney, charged with burglary, was refer.
red to the next grand jury.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Nuts for RawlinS

Attorney c. L. Rawlins of the law
firm of Rawlins g. Little, is in receipt
from Missouri of 300-pound box OF
nuts, which he says are a good deal
easier to crack than some of the legal
propositions that bob up hereaway. He
days his pockets full of them all day
yesterday, and his friends were treated
like a lot of squirrels.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Telephones Cleaning Up

The Consolidated Telegraph & Tele-
phone company is overhauling all the
phones of the Globe circuit, cleansing.
re- batterying and placing them in good
condition. Great increase in efficiency
of the service is expected TO result
from this work.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20

Catholic Fair
Great preparations are being made
for the fair which is to be given by
the local Catholic congregation at
Dreamland, December IL and l2. A
number of charming young ladies have
taken up the workfi and they are going
about il with zeal that assures com
pleto success for the fair.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Dismissed by Grand Jury

The cases of K. II. Ellison and Bes-
sic Ellison. incenst; J. S. Sniffen, as
sault with deadly weapon; jose Lo-
zan, grand larceny; Elzie Boyle and
lack Boone, burglary, were dismissed
by the grand jury.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Mrs Keith BUYS Lots

Mrs. L. Keith, through the Alex
simpson & Co., agency, has purchased
for $3.50, two lots in Anderson street.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20

Ladies, don't fail 10 read the great
Sacrifice Sale ad. Of Dolph Baatz d Co.
on Page 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
SOCIALISTS

School of Social Science meets to.
night at Mrs. Geneva Flyers.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20

Attend great 1915 millinery sale at
Browns. Wonderful bargains today.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
More Indictments Returned

Eight more indictments Were return,
ed yesterday by the grand jury in
Judge Nave's court, as follows: Jack
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
10 CENTS TO STOP THAT ITCH
How Easy to Get Rclicf-Instant Re-
lief from Skin Disease.

is it worth 10 cents to you to stop
that awful, awful agonizing itcn?
If YOU are afflicted with skin dis
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
MoroRING UNPoPUI.AR.

Smart women have come to realize
that motoring is pastime calculated
to add to ''too solid flesh This is a
serious consideration especially now
that it is imperative that the figure
should be as sylph like as possible.
Hence the fiat has gone forth that in
order either to reduce or prevent the
formation Of adipose tissue it is es-
sential to walk from three to four
miles a day. A few of our smart
danes have. however, never given up
the .old-fashioned daily walk. Among
them is Mrs. George CORVALLIS West
who certainly reaps well the benefits
Of her exertions, her figure being all
that she can desire. When Mrs. West
IS at her place at St. Adams she makes
a point of walking from four to five
miles day. Arrayed in q short tweed
skirt with REFER coat and square
toe. low-heeled shoes she saliies forth
with favorite dog or two and takes
the road with the energy Of q school
girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
English Danes Object to
Kings Choice Of Friends
HisMajesty Insists That Gonsuelo, Duchess Of Man
chester, His Old American Pal, Shall Sit at His
Right Hand in All House Party Photographs
Taken.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
TT >NDON, Nov.T.--rhere have been
rtctions at sorneof the country
4 4 houses where the king has
lately hsen visiting because his
majesty, for once setting aside prece
f,eft.-a thing he rarely does--has asked
ronsuelo Duchess OF Manchester to sit.
Oh his right when the usual photograph
of the party has been taken, This is
a position always assigned TO the host
as. AZ usual in such Gases it is not
tbcl.nstesses themselves bua their guests
VINO liavo.criliciaed and suggested that
The lady Of the house has been slight
cd The truth is, young ana ann
bilious women who pine for the notice
of King Edward, whose recognition i'm
mediatcly proclaims a woman the fash
ion ana social leader are 50 enviOus
Of the position the American duchess
holds in his favor that many of them
are ready to so TO any extreme. To
them ii is incomprehcnsible that she
should be preferred TO them with their
have his faults, but he is not tickle
end once he naks n friend she is a
friend forever unless she does some
thing outre or stupid to break the bond.
Consuelo Duchess of Manchester is q
past mistress in tact and is never like,
~ to do anything foolish, AT any rate,
the fact remains that she is as great
a chum today with the king and for
that matter with Queen Alexandra as
She was thirty years ago,
Society is looking out anxiously for
the next batch Of photographs at royal
house parties to see il Consuelo will
hold the same position as in the recent
ones which have furnished SO much
gossip in Mayfair as we'll as in the
country.
AMERICANS Go SOUTH
Numbers of the best Americans have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
READlNG CIRCLEs
C.,,IELs AND CAMPBELLs.

An Irishnan and Scotchman were
discussing the horrors of living in Il
prohibition state, when the 1rishman
remarked
Sure, an yc might get used to it
after awhile. Ye know they say a
camel can so eight days without
drinkin''
"Hoot. mont" retorted the other.
Its little ye know about the Camp
bells when We say that There is ma
one o. them could go cigh hours wi'out
a drap o. somethin',"
Which ended the discussion.--New
York. Times.
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]. P. Morgan Invades the
Ranks Of Book Collectors
He and Other Americans Responsible for the Sudden
Withdrawal Of Fine Libraries That Were to Be
Auctoned Of In Lond Queer Craze FOR Metz
sche-Reading Books to Workmen at Lunch Ii me

with the request. Just fetch me glass
" water, please" T'horne presently re-
turned with the water but instead OF
giving IL TO his chief. dashed it over
him, With remark to the effect that
lIencefortll he could wall on himself.
~ Is hardly necessary to say that there
Was vacancy in Mr.. Thorne's depart
menl from that time on This expert
ence viii account perhaps for his ha-
tired OF any sort of newspaper work,
ana also for his bitter feeling towards
Nv, ~ t,,sint u;s,ite lie La.
the publication OF serials in a. large
number OF papers
T,pTTIAipI4 an, .rII1s ctIr,1
The East END of London has re-
Gently achieved q literary reputation
for itsalt. In the first place, out Of
the East End Sums has come a sen
iol' Mrangiers of oxford. 1t must be
mentioned in passing that it is the
'"fanglersY who take all the honors
AT the university, and never before I'm
the history Of that greet institution
mas 1irst honor man conc from the
London slumS. Another triumph for
the East End consists In tho fact that
new rhlaries have recently sprung up
in various parts Of that benghted sec
Hunl4 I2cadinp C,jrc1o" is ma king n,re..,+
progress Readers ;vbo min ti,ie ci,cIo
are eynacta,, Ia MIKE t,t,,Iies s,r cer-
r.,in hooks aud ia ,,,,.;ta assa,,,, ~, a.,
SUBJECTS they tra,t ans va,.inuc c,rr,.,,
ara controI,nd nv fhn NationsI rIon,e
Reading Union Iyhirh ,riwns cai,tifir, tns,
10 tha Ieadnrs WHO qh1,v tbn gra,t,et
mastery of tbair euhiacfs Tbe n,.osje
dAnt ~ tha ,,nion 10 princass T ais, (
,,bo wakes a nnit,t az ejeni,fr ali ~,
,,rtiti,,atas 5f n,a,,it vim h.,. Nv, ,,,,,,
AWAKENING IN EAST END.
ny r;,,,,.o. .,,.,,.t, ~, ~.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
MISS scuDDER,s STUDIO.

a stones throw from Professor
Meads in a studio surrounded by u
lovely garden OF flowers, Miss Janet
Scudder worked all last winter. She
pleased the Florentines by exhibiting
in their Belle Arte" this spring and
her work won her a prize which the
rules Of the association do not permit
foreign artist to receive. In a way,
Miss Scudder is perhaps the most truly
American artist in Florence. since she
Is a transient and goes home to under
takea statue representing Japanese art
for the splendid new Brooklyn museum.
First, however, she goes to Paris to be
near the Museum of Japanese art be-
fore beginnings. Miss Scudder, as
Americans know, is from Terre Haute,
Indiana. Her studies began under
Louis Rebisso in Cincinnati. In Chica-
60 dorado Taft was her master and 1t
was there that she modelled statues
for the state of Illinois and Indiana in
the Worlds fair. MacMonnies ulti-
matelS became her master in Paris
and such she considers him today.
Miss Scudder believes that an artist
reproduced in silver represent her in the
Luxembourg; she won a medal at st
Louis. another at Chicago, and has had
her Frog Fountain bought by the
Metropolitan Museum OF New York
Miss Scudder believes than an artist
works really best in her own country
and, While European residence Is an
1t is wise and good for
work to so back at intervals
EVA MADDEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
CELEBRATE THE FIFTH.

Hitherto it was only the common or
garden children who made merry on
November 5. and burnt in ei1igy the
hero or the famous gunpowder plot,
but this year some of the smartest
English and American hostesses al
lowed their chicks to Issue Invitations
for parties on that date. All the en-
terprising toy shops in town sold eff
tigies of'Guy to be burnt and minia-
ture fire works We're also sold by the
hundred to be set atlame for the oc-
casion.
Mrs. lulu Harcourts little girls
made merry on the anniversary and
the Duchess OF Marlborough, who is
still in the country and remaining on
there indefinitely, ordered several
guys and quantities of fireworks
from a we'll known London shop that
her boys might celebrate the occasion
with their young friends in the neigh
,borhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

On one New Years eve the snow fell
very heavily. From it young Mead
modelled statue of the Angel OF the
Departing Year" which won him en-
thusiastc praise and decided his flu
tule. The world of America knows his
famous statue of Ethan Allen in the
capitol ut Washington, the one at
Montpelier, Vermont. and that Of
columbus at the Court OF SPAIN IN
the possession of the city OF Sacrament
to- For 20 years now he has labored
upon a colossal statue of the MISSISSIPPI
pi destined for Washington, Forty
four tons of marble have been used in
its construction. Professor Mead is
much beloved of the Florentines and
a local paper this year sings praises
Of his condescension III turning aside
from his colossal labors to send an
exquisite small statue, THE Queen of
the Sea" to their Association of Ita-
liam Artists"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
BY ORDERS or THE DOCTOR

Another society woman who has al
ways made a point of keeping up her
daily walk whether in town or coun-
try IS Louise, Duchess OF DeyonShire.
The young Duchess of Manchester Is
among the fashionable women who
have been ordered by their doctors to
take from two to three hours walking
exercise every day-a decided trial
to her as for years past she has prac-
tically never walked, taking her fresh
air either in the latest motor car or
the donkey chaise with her children.
Lady Warwick Is another who has
taken to walking exercises as being
absolutely essential If she hopes to re-.
tain that beauty of figure for which
she has always been 50 well known.
CATS ARE POPULAR.
Hitherto it was the dog only whose
toilet and wardrobe was of great con-
Germ to his mistress. Now pussy has
poked her nose In and demands equal
attention In regard to her adornment.
or late 1t has become the fashion to
take Persian cats about for drives and
for such expeditiops exquisite coats
and boots are provided. Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester is a. great car
worshiper though her favorites of the
feline order are mostly elderly she
having had them for years and do
not accompany her out of doors. On
a recent birthday her ankee Doodle"
a blue Persian, was presented by an
enthusiastic friend with a pair of
new. screwed earrings which smart cats
are now wearing. They, of course. OBJ
viute piercing of the ears. Whether
her grace's pet has been allowed to
wear these or not l cannot say, for
the duchess like Queen Alexandra has
an objection TO titivating her animals
and says she will not allow them to be
made to look ridiculous.
Exauisits little embroidered bags are
now sold for carrying about Persian
kittens. They are often jeweled and
have the owners initials on one side
and the eats name on the other.
LADY MARY. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

n Nv
n.rn 800. sp'le south ana VIII not be seer,
,il,.ad 81 III ,..ueh before April. They
49, t'ie November fogs In London
Az. tle general gloom OF the winter.
MIS-. james Mcdonald who for Tho lasf
been only IN Nv, my W pc SAD 70 hnNe
her h,ai,n, ,.auosm.l SQUARE, arrived with
.i,,,.is, ..:i .,'u q iittie Whlie ago, hut lett
i,a',s ne IS at last III better
-, -, ~ silG Is having trouble Win
~ aiSht ana mas requlsitioncd the
'ei vice OF n famous German oculiSt
VINO IS treating her iii Paris. The
McloonaldS have taken a Villa Mt thu,
Riviera and will be there all The winter
rs 1t is still imperative for MI Nr-
Donald To winter abroad A1thorgb
they both like london the,, 1aa',,d !; =
as Impossible from Wnu. M, $500 70, u
No one is moro nissnd hn,s ~ NJ!
McDonalr, her ohn,,,,t,,, 80 'i,.t'i AZ y
"hcn., PARTIES boin,, 49, ~ us,iis
fIn.rlishwo,,,o,, ,, anio'ts liiose thal
She nl.,,,,, 800, 80 " eliloS because
nrnsa,,t g i'oiiit u ii'iNlils GOOD takers
i9 ores nave also gone south.
Iii, roru IS u daughter OF Mrs. CAV
IN, vuu'S ~, helltiilcK' and her husband,
~ iias peeli Iorsyears III Door health
u ,',,'.,,, no. sroW nuch stronger with the
49,. .ilat some OF MIS-. fordS cX-
G II,S rousseau has never been worn.
; i goes put little into society. maxi
lils tilereny great contrast to her
younger SISTER, MIS-. l3urns. who shines
alere'ii Us such bright and particular
star'
MRS. A1ACKAy ~ CANNES
Mrs Mackay has omen house at The
beautiful Chateau Saint Michael ono
of the finest houses mt Cannes ,vbich
she rents from Lord GIenesk. The inte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
HARNIsCH OF PHILADELPHIA.

Prof Albert Harnisch, also of Phil
adelphia, dwells at the upper end OF
the Via del Bardi, his studio boasting
delightful garden. In the days Of
Plus IN Mr.. Harnisch played his part
in the fine old society of w w. Story
and those of the Browning set. His
great regret is that the tourists no
longer visit the studios as then.
I'm my Roman days" he told ne,
dozens would flock into my studio
bearing my statues and statuettes to
America and largely into Belgium.
They brought life and inspiration, and
the artist, perhaps, gave them more
than the statue or picture in return.
one who came to me for bust of him
self was the father Of Pierpont Nor
gan. OF others, I have done n bust
of Mrs. McGraw of Ithaca, of Profess
sor Willard Fiske Of the same city, and
one of General Worthington of Jack
son, Illinois. These are perhaps. the
best known"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28
EGYPT HIS SPECIALITY.

Just off the Via del Bard in lit
tie court stands the house of the
well-llnown painter of Egypt, Mr..
Henry Newman. He has three homes.
q boat on the Nile. a villa near Flor
ence and this town apartment. He
each year and is at home on Fridays
when his friends may see what pic
lures he has brought from Egypt,
usually but one or two, since they are
purchased as quickly as painted. Mr..
Newman is u lover OF all things artis-
tic, especially Of things japanese ana
his home is wonderful IN its possession
of vases. worries. carpets and all things
10 excite the envy of collector. His
pictures are as well-known as he is
and young America is proud to possess
the noted painter of old Egypt,
UNIQUE ART CAREER.
Across the bridge to lie Borga nissan
ii you find James Fl. Sherman OF
Brooklyn. brother of the late Thomas
n. Shearman, writer on single tax, SUI
;,erintendent of the famous Plymouth
church Sunday school and counsel for
Henry Ward Beecher in the Tilton
trial. Mr.. Shearman's art career is
uniuue After his children were
gown up and educated Mr.. Shearrnan
resigned lucrative position as a de-
signer and, coming to Rome. suddenly
Jumped into fame as a water colorist.
In the Via degli Artist is the studio
of Professor Larkin G. Mead. per-
taps the artist of longest residence in
Florence. When about %, in the year
1861, he came to italy and has since
made his home In Florence with the ex-
ception OF six months when he acted
as vice-consui in Venice His art
career. began with a charming story