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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

cr effect produced than if posed on the
right.
1t Is beautiful gem, comprising n
plaque or plaques, of diamonds, usual J
surrounding superb ruby or emerald
slurg in graduating sizes by chains
of brilliants, and terminated by pear
shaped stone or a fringe of gems which
danglc and sparkle with myriad of
lights.
In some cases very precious mini
ature forms the center subject of the
principal ornament, and in this insance
the decoration resembles an order, par
ticularly if it be mounted upon band
Of velvet or watered ribbon.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is recommended as the best thing
to use for piles. 1t is, Of course, good
for anything where salve is needed.
Beware Of limitations. Sold by Hanpa's
Drug Store and Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Feminine Chat

There is so much in knowing how to
year one s clothes TO the best advan-
hgc. Some girls look well in anything
hey put on, while others would never
box well, no matter how much they
pend on their elothes-because they
have not the knack Of wearing them
veil.
Just as there is an art in wearing
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

a
embroidered bate would dainty
q feathersttching
This The
children and
inches
wide
this Give 415i desired and
write the full address plainly The will be forwarded promptly by mall
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
A BARGAIN AT THE IRIS.
A big show tonight. See display a
Slightly Coloer with Snow.

When you see that kind of weather
forecast you know that rheumatism
weather is at hand. Get ready for it
now by getting n bottle of Ballard Is
Snow Liniment. Finest thing made for
rheumatism, chilblains, frost bite, sore
and stiff joints and muscles, all aches
and pains. zoe, SOC and $1,00 albottle.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Return Of Torchon

1t is learned with pleasure by those
who have had occasion TO lament the
early destruc ton OF the cheap laces
which are bought at the store that the
fashion Of trimming underwear with
torchon and other home made lace has
returned. In fact, many of the most
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
For Chapped Skin

Chapped skin, whether on the hands
or face may be cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain Is Salve. It is
also unequaled for sore nipples, burns
and scalds. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

neck and arms as
well as the belt of
u pretty contrast
ing material.
Many dainty Dor
dered materials are
seen this season,
and they make up
attractlvely In such
a model as this,
The border is used
for the trimming
bands and belt. and
In many cases for
a band at the bot
tom of the skirt.
A copenhagen blue
and white lawn
with the border In
a Greek key pat
tern would be es-
pecially pretty for
a small tot for
morning wear.
A pretty Sunday
frock can be made
after this design OF
white linen with
the trimming bands
heavily braided In
soutache braid to
form a rose pat
tern. Hand en-
broidery Is also a
dainty finish. and a
blue linen would be
attractive with q
daisy design done
in natural colors.
A pretty shade of
pink is dainty for
young girls. and ba-
tlste comes in pref
~. soft shades. Val
enciennes lace and
insertion W gu | q
make an attractive
finish for the neck.
arms and belt. The
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
From woman's Point of view


4 wise judge gave decision lately
that may bear fruit later on. After
scoring the ease with which divorce
Is now secured, he endeavored to patch
10 the differences between young hus-
band and wife by appealing to the af-
fiction for each other which still exist
ed and their love for the little child
which belonged to them. What the re-
suit may be in this particular ease re-
mains to be seen, but they were appar
emily affected by the judges advice to
make mutual concessions and stick to
their agreement to live together through
Gfe.
I agree with him that our divorce
record is a disgrace to the country.
Divorces are granted on very shallow
grounds, and the interested parties have
not the decency to wait a respectable
length of time before assuming new
matrimonial bonds. They do not even
conform to the courts command to re-.
main free, but contract marriages that
sriously tbSeaten the legitimacy of
their children. Divorce was instituted
for a good purpose-that of protecting
vomen and children-but like many
other good things, it has been abused.
Il is real menace to children, as was
recently provpn by young man 8
inability TO claim fortune which ought
70 have passed into his keeping.
Easy divorce and remarriage without
proper attention to the legal aspect of
STAIRS proved stumbling block which
even clever lawyers could not remove,
The sum involved was worth fighting
for, so the struggle was made. Look
At it as you may, it is an awful thing
for children to grow up without proper
parental care When the Creator re-
moves father or mother for some rea-
son beyond mortal comprehension we
must bear the infliction with faith in
Ultimate good which we are no to know
hight away. But child has a moral
right to the protection of living parents
and divorce sweeps it aside.
The uuselfishness of mother love has
been trumpeted abroad since the world
began. Facts do not warrant il. There
are cases without number where moth
ers have deserted husband and children,
sometimes with grievances, sometimes
without. There have been instances
where mother and daughter have met
without a sign of recognition, the
younger woman rcsenting the desertion
Of childhood. Boys and girls grow up
with no clearer idea of a father than
the source of the family income, which
arrives in installments by mail.
/ know a young man who met his
mother when he had reached an age
to settle for himself. He forgot every
thing save the charm of the woman who
happened TO be as bad a companion as
be- could choose. The road to dissipa-
ton was plea SAINT and easy, ard today
b, is a worthless specimen of humanity
and sorrow to hts faher, who is good
man. Is there anybody who dares 20
tell me that the woman has not only
Der own life, but that of her son to
answer fort l grant that this is an
unusual case, but there can be found
without much rouble a goodly number
Of children so thoroughly enmeshed in
family divorces as to scarcely be able
70 recognize their blood relations.
BETTY BRADEEN.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

Night lunches, all kinds tamales. The
Little Wonder, next to Morehead &
Lunns.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
ATTRACTIVE JUMPER DRESS.

folks
ia for mothers oah this practical
combines dark material with
the that becomes sood
n
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

You know you are getting new pack
goods when you use soLWTCo brand.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-23

Canvas Awnings-Globe Paint Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
THOUSAND COREANS DIE
Pro-Japdnese Mattress Slan-Storm
Costs Sic Hundred Lires

Victoria B. c. July News is brought by the
Empress of China from Corea that nearly a thou
sand pro-Japanese Coreans, members OF the LII
Chin-IIoi, a society favoring Japan have been
murdered by Corean insurgents. The Corean Cabi-
net the direction of Japan, has transferred the
Corean private imperial estates to the national
assets.
A notable article appears in the ''kokumina an
influential semi i-fnal organ OF Toxic dealing with
foreign criticisms of Japan. The paper calls upon
the japanese people 10 guard against losing the
worlds good opinion and says that instead OF the
universal respect good will entertained toward
Japan during the the nation has nearly ios'
the sympathy of the entire world This attitude Is
considered mainly be owing to the Japanese
governments overanxety to enlarge the army ana
navy beyond the financial capacity of the nation.
News of storm which caused boat disaster
involving the loss of than six hundred llVes'
Batavia. was also brought by the Empress OF
China. Many large overloaded boats were over
turned in the harbor and the shrieking passengers
struggled in the with chance OF rescue, as
more fortunate boats in the neighborhood were al
ready too crowded to permit Of others being taken
aboard. Some snapped up by sharks ABOUT
thirty rescued by fishermen but more thah
six hundred drowned. IN the week foho"ihs
359 corpses found. many having been multi
ated by sharks.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
FELL ON EXTORIIONER.
DetectiUe Climbed Tree IN Central
Park to Trap TzcO Greeks.

Detectives Howry and Mott. of the Central
Office after a ceverly planned campaign, car
ried out after dark at the entrance 10 Central
Park at 59th street and Sixth avenue, captured
last night two natives of Hellas, who are
charged with sending a threatening letter TO
Peter A. Menakaki, Who according to the police
is a wealthy confectioner, with stores at Nos
210 and 366 Sixth avenue The police say that
Menakaki received a letter yesterday morning
which demanded $500 and threatened all sorts
of things if the money not forthcoming
After the demand for money the letter read:
You may be able 10 and the Hellenic
name I am the chief and compatriOt of yours
Irpon receipt of this you will go July 2. at 9
o'clock in the evening TO Central Park TO the
entrance at 59th street and Sixth avenue. Have
the money wrapped up in a newspaper Enter
on the right side; go down the steps and theE
twenty PAGES until you come to large tree
place the money at the foot of the tree. Be
careful in order not TO make criminals.
The officers were on hand last evening, and
Detective Mott climbed up in the large tree
which had been specified in the letter He was
10 fall upon the supposed extortioner's pack
when he came get the money which Mena-
kaki was to place under the tree O'Clock
Howry secreted himself behind adjacent
bush
At o'clock Menakaki placed the newspaper
containing SIS under the tree. Soon after man
approached the :ree. He leaned down To pick
up the package. and at that instant Mott
dropped upon his shoulders. Detective Howry
at the same moment placed under arrest a sec
ond man whom he had observed with the first
when the two suspects entered the park
The prisoners said they were Dmtrivio kala-
fatio and George Rails. of No. 249 West 36th
street.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
RELATES REGICIDE PLOT
DR.. 4Ipoim, in Portuguese House Of
Lords, GiUes History.

Lisbon. July 2-Dr. Jose Maria de Alpoim chief
of the Progressive Dissidents. smarting under In
situations that he implicated in the assassina-
tions in Lisbon last February of King Carlos and
Crown Prince Luiz. created a sensation In the
House OF Lords to-day by revealing what he de
clared be the true history of this regicide plot
He asserted that the assassinations had been de-
cided upon at a meeting of the leaders of the
Progressive and Regeneration party a few days be-
fore they were carried out. A number of Repub-
licans he said also present at this meeting.
Dr. Alpoim charged further, that the Republicans
nronosed to obterate the entire royal family with
the exception Of Maria Pia. the mother OF King
Carlos but that the Monarchists insisted that such
general slaughter would be useless.
Finally according to DR.. Alpom. Manue! silva
pissa and Alfredo Costa received $50 900 and So
600 respectively to Kill King Carlos and Premier
Franco Arrangements were made by other men.
he said to cover the flight OF the assassins. but
when f3ssa and fired their friends lost their
heads and opened fire also. These shots resulted
in the death of Prince Luiz.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
POWDER IGNITES BOYS.
Three, Carrying T7centy-foe Pounds
of 1t. Badly Burned.

Three boys carrying twenty-five pounds of
eunpow6er in bags were seriously burned last
night when the explosive took fire and fared up
The bows are Walter White. Eugene Heym and
Harry Gill all of Port Richmond. Staten Island
All three i, is said were employed at the Con-
soIidated Fireworks factory near Graniteville.
Staten Island.
Where and how they obtained the powder
has not been ascertained. About o'clock they
were walking along Richmond avenue toward
Port Richmond.
II Is thought that of them may have
lighted cigarette and that a spark from IL
dropped on one of the bags. The first flash
was followed by two others and the boys were
enyelopei in fire. Their clothing ablaze, they
ran screaming into lot and tried to roll them-
selves In the grass Several men ran up and
helped pat out the fire. The boys were then
hurried TO St Vincents Hospital at Livingston
1t is thought that White cannot survive. Inc
other two have fair chances OF recovery.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
russ" ENDS STORMY LIFE
st. Petersburg Paper Vas Sup
pressed 1O1 Daus IN FOur Years.

St Petersburg July 1.-The Russ" at one time
the leading Liberal newspaper of Russia, to-day
suspended publication account of financial diff
culties.
The Russ" was founded in 1904 by Alexis A.
Souvorin, Of the we'll known editor and pub
Usher Of the "Novoe Vremya-'' 1t placed itself
the head of the growing Liberal movement and
soon obtained very large circulation, while It's
opinions carried much weight. OF late years, how
ever, and especially since the Imprisonment OF
Alexis Souvorin for the publication of the work
mems manifesto, the paper has veered to the
Radical side and become sensational and often un-
reliable. The circulation fell off greatly. The bus-
manager of the paper was recently accused
of being involved In project that had for Its pur
pose the backmailing of banks. and this was a
blow TO the journal.
The Russ has had stormy career. During its
existence it suppressed for total of 10s days
and 154 individual numbers were con1scated- Three
OF its chief editors were imprisoned In the four
years of the papers life.
Boris SOuvorn, of Alexis Souvorin. reported
the peace treaty negotiations at Portsmouth for
the Russ and called President Roosevelt be-
fore returning to St. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
OR4LDI4 SEEMS WINNER'
rannears to Hare Defeated 4rlas
for Panama Presidency.

panama July domingo de Obaldla the
,-aanendent candidate for the Presidency OF the
I,,,a,,an republic has received returns showing
~. bs ticket in the municipal elections OF last
c,,,dav carried by a big majority the districts
q Panama Colon. Tabogo, Arraijan. Chorrera'
Cbe-oe Penonorne Pintada. Ola Nata, Aqua
suloa Los Santos, Chitre Las Abas. Guarare.
,,.-; Macaracas Pedasi, Donoso, Chagres'
C.razas Porto Cabello Santa Isabel. Calobre'
,.r,esa- Balboa, AIange. Tole and Las Minas-
,-,ose districts show total of 164 Presidential
electors
The ticket Of Ricardo Arias. the Constitution
,ns+ candidate for the Presidency, carried the
s.s.-ic,s Of Caira. Chebo, San Carlos, Chapigana'
pinoeana. Bocas del Toro. Anton, DaVld. 30
c,ete Rouqueron Doega. Gualaca, henloloS-
San Felix. San Lorenzo. Pese, Los Pozos' Ocu'
r,-,,a las Palnas and SOno. These distrIcts
-.,,e = total of 79 Presidential electors
Se5o- Obaldia would thus appear pracucallS
,..,,-ed ~ victory. In three districts a fusion
,icke, was elected and there are some oislrlc's
sill TO be heard from
7,-ias-+ ar,ador cabled TO the Panaman Consul
General in New York few days ago that 'he par
,tsars Of sehor Arias the government
so.t,o1 candidate. had carried thirty-three OF the
e,.v-erht districts at the municipal elecuohs ias'
Cd. ManueI OhaIdia. son Of Sehor Obaldla' the
s5e,endent candidate to assure himself OF the ac-
,o, ~ these figures. sent cable dlspalch 10
bis Gather from this city, to which he receiver
YESTERDAY the reply. Splendid triumph
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
BLUE ARMY SUCCEEDS
Raises Siege of Waterto1cn, Putting
BrO1cns to ROut.

Pine Camp y V July AFTER a battle wsged
a day and night between the Blue and Brown
armies In which the object Of the former was
raise the siege OF Watertown by the Brown army.
the order TO cease firing given shortly after
to-day and, while the fate Of the city has not
been officially announced ii is affirmed that the
Blue army successful in putting the Browns
TO rout and relieving the besieged city
The Blue forces. commanded by Major Carl
Reichmann of the 18th Infantry. and consisting OF
the 18th United States Infantry. 1st New Jersey
National Guard. New Jersey Battery L. Sd United
States Field Artillery and 7th Field Hospital
route from Ogdensburg. bivOuacked last night
Hubbard a few miles east of the camp. The Brown
army under the eoplmand of Colonel Edmund
Tetley y c. y H. chief OF staff and consist
ing of the lst Battalion. 5th United States In
fantry: I'd Infantry. n. c. y. H: lst Infantry.
y c. V. one troop 11th United States Cavalry;
Battery D. Sd Field Artillery. and sth Field Hos
pitaI was encamped near the village OF Slack
River and seven miles from Watertown.
The point Of contact three miles west Of Pine
Camp. on the road TO Watertown. From o'clock
this morning the battle sed with unabated fury
each arm of the service being represented and all
getting actual experience in the science OF war.
The probIem was of the most important and
the most elaborate yet worked during the pres
ent encampment
o-r,orrow the Ist Regiment Of the New Jersey
National Guard and the lst Vermont Regiment viii
break camp and start fer home on Saturday
afternoon the First New Jersey Cavalry and thu
I'd Regiment Of New Hampshire viii depart and on
Sunday the 18th Maryland Regiment Of the National
Guard will go The first of the third last con-
tngent will arrive then for the remainder OF the
encampment.
An elaborate programme Of sports. including
baseball field contests and artillery driving tests
has been arranged for July A. Lieutenant L. 3.
Grant. Sd. accompanied by Mrs. Grant. who 5
the daughter Of Secretary Root. expected at
the camp tomorrow. Lieutenant Grant viii get
/ royal reception from the second battalion engi-
neers- with which branch in the service he Is
identified Mrs +. ID. Grant is expected on Satur-
| day,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
SHAH REMOVES GUARDS
ueeds British Protest-Pitiaging
Going on at Tdbris.

,,son. July 2--The protest uttered by the Brit
..s--r,ent has resulted in the Withora"a OF
'sn eCSsscks who have been guarding the ap-
Sae 80 10 the British Legation at Teheran, be-
p'o :, the presence in the legation OF Persian
oaus The refugees are stin in the legation
ns,,r and the Shsh's government has been in
p's that written guarantees for their lives
fO'nl .,d r-operty will be required before they
-, IN In the of persons accused OF
So &C distinct from political offences. fair
:. uhich a member Of the legation is TO be
-, - must be guaranteed
P ,,..s received at the Foreign Office here show
= ~. lives of Englishmen and English interests
u' =, are not in danger. Great Britain. there
u -. no present intention OF increasing the
-, - ,,,zrd al either the legation at Teheran or
- o,.u1ate at Tabriz. At the latter place the
,,...b Consul General has guard of half dozen
nen Of the Indian army.
GO p..ershurr July 2.-The Foreign Office here
= .os,yed dispatches confirming the reports OF
-. sesnerate fighting at Tabriz. Persia The
.s ~ the CITY in which the revolutionists had
-, ro their positions captured by Cos
-, oavalrv Among the Shah's forces was de
.L-,ent Of the regular Cossack brigade which
-, sispatched into Northeastern Persia some time
- an account Of expected disorders.
n. thousand five hundred women and children
.sid 10 have taken refuge in the buildings OF
= pussian Bank The pillaging at Tabr1z &C
sn5ns 10 the latest information is stin going on
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
MEYIC4NS BL4ME TEA 44S.
UW Ask Federal Government to
Punish State authorities.

,,.x,oo c-itv JuIv 2-Mexico will ask the United
States to punish severely the local aut'ioi INV"
of Del Rio, Tex, and possibly others u
the state under whose authority they acted The
o,,,ds will he that the officers knowingly failed
in their duty by allowing persons who partook IN
the Las Vacas raid to return to the IeSas siue Vi
the river uninterfered with and to take WIN 'n
their wounded. Punishment may also De Asheu
for the authorities and police OF Del MO Ior al
lowing meetings to be held there for the purpose
or fomepting and planning raids. murder and
robbery in Mexico
The latter request however. Will be contihsen'
upon Investigations not yet competed ""
have for their purpose the ascertantng OF the
amount of knowledge which the poli'e VI " "
had of the meetings
This new phase of the international SIDE Oh 'he
trouble In Northern Mexico was made known To-
day by Minister Marsal. of the Foreign heia'io,i'
Denartnoent Bad faith toward Mexico by the
s+ata of TEXAS in the recent trouble Is very strong
I,- susnected bv the Mexican government
The action of Washington has been the very
best" said Minister Mariscal To-Day. MI o'i'H
has the United States government sio"i ''9'
willing and eager to assist Mexico but took quick
. .. ,o,,a troons To the border. evincng de-
rs q, friendliness which cannot he questioned nut
admired. ,,,
..rb. sincerity of Texas" however, he declared
appears to be another matter - -.
.'Our doubts in regard to TeXas nave pes"i4 ~
,oosa With deveIopments The failure of local
authorities to arrest these men on the ground tHI
tbeir offence was political. in my mind has no
tenable excuse. 49,.
The minister called attention to the fact that
about one hundred had series or meetings
IN mol Rio which could hardly have taken place
in secrecy. ,,- .
Mexico will probably ask for the e8radlIoh VI
q norton of the raiders. In this regard Minister
,tar,scaI stated that the Mexican government VIII
wait until the American government mas ueai'
with those offenders whose delinquencle" c"liie
under the head of tnfraction of the neutrailtS
laws He will now ask for those whose acts were
wholly criminal and who should be puhlsheu
here.
..au the acts performed by the raiders or Las
vacas and of Paomas those which are de-
fined in the extradtion treaty between the TWO
countries" declared Minister Marscai
Every claim for political colorlng TO 'helr
,rorl, of robbery murder and destruc Ion OF pr1-
yate and government property was contrary 10
sop and facts They had no plan. chief ana
no purposa other than these to appease the srleV-
ance of few dscontent., who invelsied THESE
moor simple people becoming their tools
Minister Mariscal stated that the trouble is no"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-03
MAY BEGIN DAY AN HOUR SOONER

rondon Julv 2-The daylight bill A measure
bv which the United Kingdom is 10 be lured into
starting the days work hour ahead OF the time
indicated by the sun. has received the unQuahheo
sanction of the select committee of the House OF
,-or,,oons and all indications point to its be-
coming effective next April. The bill proposes 10
advance The hands of the clock one hour in April IN
order To promote the greater use of daylight and
to give the masses one hour more paytiine Dy hsht
of day
The greatest objection to the measure came from
the stock Exchange. which presented the argument
,ba, its business with America would be dslocated
For this work only two hours are available under
tho nresent conditions and under the proposed bill
,bis time would be cut u half. The committee OF
tho House thinks this difficulty can be obViated Dy
the adherence those concerned to their present
hours For scientific PURPOSES and navigation
Greenwich time is to be maintained