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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21
Silver Belts Seeing Southern California" Young Ladies Contest
RULES AND REGULATIONS

RULE NO Any unmarried young lady over sixteen years of age, living within the boundaries of the five districts may enter the great Seeing Southern California Young Lad ies' contest by having one of the application for membership blanks filled out and indorsed bv three reliable citizens of her district.
 RULE MO- 2.-There will be five separate districts from which to enter.
 All coupons clipped from the Silver Belt will be known as Singles" and in order to be voted must be neatly trimmed for filing.
 All coupons issued on paid subscriptions will be known as SPECIALS" and must bear the receipt number from which it was issued,
 No coupon, either ''Singe" or Especial" " will be sold for money or other consideration, but shall be obtained only by being clipped from the Silver Belt during the life of this contest, unless paid in advance, and for no shorter per iod than three months.
 RULE NO. 3-F'irst publication of names of candidates will be made Sunday, August 15. Voting will commence Wednesday, August II.
 After Sunday, August II, all Single and Special coupons will be void unless voted with in seven days of date of issuance.
 RULE NO. Amy district that may have only one candidate running will be declared off and said district will be merged with district closest to it, an apportionment of contestants from said district added to the one with which it is merged.
 RULE NO. 5.-All coupons will be filed away and will be subject to the inspection of contes- tants and their friends at any time during the life of the contest
 RULE NO. GA board of three responsible business men will have exclusive control of the ballot box the last day of the contest and make the announcement of the result of that day s voting
 RULE NO. 7.-No employe or relative of en- ploye of the Daily Silver Belt is eligible to en- ter this contest.
 RULE NO. S.-Contestants can only enter
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Correspondence
 from Stafford

SAFFORD, August l9.--Mrs. Ph Freudenthal and her sister Mrs. Swartz kopf, from New York city, visited witi Mrs. Mashbir Wednesday. Yesterday the horse of Mir. l. F.. .5oi omon was drowned while attempting |, cross the San simon near the solomon vile depot.
 Hon. J. D. Hampton ,a member of the legislature and assistant district at ! torney, came down from Clifton to visit Stafford.
 Cotton Wanslee came up this morning from Globe to visit few days in Saf ford.
 Solomon Wickersham company have built new scale near their warehouse Ranger George Birdno left today on a forest reserve trip in the extreme yves tern part of Graham county. The Thatcher academy will open next Monday in their new building. $. D. Stevens of Thomas arrived here Tuesday morning and spent a couple of days in Stafford.
 William Kirtland will return today with three new automobiles. He has been to Wilcox and Cochise. Wednesday evening in honor of Ms Swartzhopf of New York, Mrs Chas Solomon entertained at bridge. A dainty four-coursc luncheon was served. Guests present were Mesdames Swartzhopf Prudential, Clayton, Perrin, Abbott Solomon, Mashbir. Misses Dowdle and Cotton, Messrs. Clayton, Abbott, Lath TOD, Grder, R. F. and F. Patterson A. Perrin.
 Miss Jennie Freestone is quite sick at her home in Layton.
 The little son of Jessie Quinn had q leg broken yesterday.
 Mir. Kempton and family of Eden returned home from the mountains Thursday.
 Jessie Birdn0 came down from Camp Conception today in order to begin school at the Academy in Thatcher Monday. She will visit with Alberta Colton few days
 Mrs. Petar Andarson returned from Globe Thursday where she had been wis iting for short time
 The storm center Tuesday evening seemed to be just east of Cuff $ ranch and the heavy flood waters did much damage to the roads and surrounding country.
 P. J. Jacobson has purchased the building where the Royal theater form erly was located and will move his store there.
 The board of trustees has announced that the Stafford public school will open Monday, September 6.
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from the district in which they live and should a contestant change her residence to another district she can compete only in the district in which she entered the contest.
 RULE MO- 9-Votes are not transferable from one contestant to another.
 RULE NO. 10.-In the case of tie in any of the districts named, the two contestants tv- ing for the trip will be sent
 RULE NO 11.-No statement or promise made by any solicitor, canvasser or agent vary ing from the above rules as set forth will be recognized by the Daily Silver Belt
 Address all communications relating to the contest to CONTEST EDITOR, the Silver Belt
 DISTRICT NO. 1.--All that portion of the City of Globe, east of Broad street and south of Sycamore street
 DISTRICT NO. 2.-Al that portion of the City of Globe, east of Broad street, between Sycamore street and Pinal Creek.
 DISTRICT NO. 3.-Al that portion of the City of Globe, east of Broad street, and north of Pinal Creek, including Copper.Hill and the mining camps in that vicinity.
 DISTRICT NO. All that portion of the City of Globe west of Broad street.
 DISTRICT NO. 5.--Gila Valley from Cutter to Bowie.
 Votes are issued on paid in advance subscrip- tons only based on the following scale of sub- scriptions:
 RATES OF STJBSCPIpTION
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TOR LOVELY WOMAN

o,,.ral of the windows of Broad
 mercantile houses are display s'" ,me advance styles of fall suits Dt ,ovns which are very beautiful. 'l4 aindow shows one of the new Moy- " ,ge gowns with perfectly fitting
 s,,ss, upper part and full pleated
 ,. ioiped to it just below the hip '', ,,otber window is showing some ...rinp new hats just received from ,. ...t and some very handsome suits .l fine tailored waists. The suits still 'I I.rs to the long slender lines but .,,. is more fullness at the lower edge 4 ,tirts The hats are still amply pro ,,,ioued and many of them are thrown
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ing garden and led to the ladders by which one ascended to the caverns that ran far back into the mountain.
 Two big black irregular holes in the face of the cliff marked the entrance to these deep. rambling caves. wonder full caverns wrought by the convul- sions of the dead volcano. cracks made by these splintcring earthquakes when the island was new
 The garden hung high between the building and the cliff. swung by q score of great steel cables. These ca bles were riveted soundly in the solid rock of the cliff at one end and fasten- ed as safely 10 the stone walls of the chateau at the other It swung stanch- ly from its moorings with the con stancy of suspension bridge and trembled at the slightest touch
 It was at least a hundred feet square. The floor was covered with a foot or more of soil. in which the rich grass and plants of the tropics four ished. Cool fountains sprayed the afr at either end of the green inclosure The illusion was complete.
 The walls surrounding the garden were three feet high and were intend- ed to represent the typical English garden wall of brick. To gain access to the hanging garden one crossed a narrow bridge which led from the sec ond balcony of the chateau. There was not an hour in the day when pro- tection from the sun could not be found in this little paradise.
 Bobby Browne was holding forth with his usual exuberance on the mag nficence of the British navy.
 There she is now. sleeping out there fin the harbor great big thing with the kindest of hearts inside of those steel ribs-her majesty's ship the Kings Own. Think of 1t, Sue con yoys a private yacht. she stops off at this beastly island to catch her breath and to see that all are safe, then she charges off into the horizon like a bird that has no home. May l offer you a cigarette, princess? By the way, wonder how Chase came off with his side show
 Saunders tells me that he was near to being butchered, but luck was with him." said Deppingham. His ship came home"
 Ut was daring trick. I'm glad he pulled it off. He's man. that fellow is." said Browne. See. princess. away up there in the mountain is his home There's light. See itl He keeps rather late hours. you see"
 Tell me about him." said the prin- cess suddenly. She arose and walked to the vine covered wall. followed by Bobby Browne.
 "l don't know much to tell you" said he. Hes made an enemy or two. and they are trying to drive him out. We've asked him down here just be cause we cant bear to think of q fel- low creature wasting his days in utter loneliness, but he has so far declined with thanks. The islanders are begin ming to hate him. They distrust him, Britt says. Of course you know why we are here. You
 Every one knows. Mir. Browne. You are the most interesting quartet in the world just now. Every one Is
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WALTON -MEDLM

,ocation spirit has not yet taken IT .n of Cupid, nor are there any f''''S s.ions that he intends taking any rdI'a's this summer, His arrows are cle's s,.;ro and every few days he finds
 riIng captive
 g s,np mp C. Robertson 's home was the J'uS of another wedding last night s'1' Miss Beulah M. Walton and Mr. 'i'' " Medlin were quietly married, 'ln Pobcrston performing the eere- rny o,b bride and groom are residents % S,. eity and have many friends who .,b them well ,,, ,u ..,,., .o Nj Ir. and Mrs, Medlin will continue to ,Is in Globe.
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CHAPTER XII.
THE LANTERN ABOVE

l llAL i-AaN GNs' hbC'
 1lHASE sat for hours on his porcf that night gazing down upor the chateau Lights gleamet IS in d hundred of its windows l Tue bitterness of his own isolation
 he ostraciSm that circumstance had tSced upon him, would have been nlldenng on this night had nor all nacor been tempered by the glorious Nbevement in the market place. He vOndcred if the princess knew what le had dared and what he bad accom- PiShed in the early hours of the night lle wondered if they had pointed out hs solitary light to her-if now and ihen she bestowed a casual glance Ipon that twinkling star of his. The prch lantern hung almost directly 'boyr his head.
 Th chateau was indeed the home reYelry. The pent up, struggling FritS of those who had dwelt therein 0T months in solitude arose in the EId stampede for freedom. All petty oherenceS between Lady Deppingham 'ld DruSild Browne. and they were QL't common now. were forgotten in ue WhlrIwind of relief that came with lle strangers from tue yacht Mrs. h'oWnrS good locking. eager husband F'eed la the prospect of this de. ''"nS night, this almost Arabian p''At He WIS swept off his feet by
 V" radiant princess. Ihp Schchrrezade I h'N buyhocd dreams. Ills blithe DdH Jumped as lt had not done N''r h' WaS a boy Tie Duchess of
 aud the handsome Marchinnrss of ' ''iie ihlo his tired. hungry life
 moment when it must needed ,' ushl lt was he who fairly o"SS'd Lady Agnes aside and pro lNo 'h' m"ruet the dance. the con. "'-rverylhi"g and il WIS he who .,reu ou' thc huudrrd spaSmudic in.
 ,'.'oh' that she gnve
 L''e in The mghi. long after the din,
 ard ihr dance the tired bui happy
 0nany dockcd to the picturesque
 -'h' gardrn for rest and the last "'o>hmoat
 c,. "' 1'hg,n" glrdcn was wonder ,, constructed open air pIaislnce ,,I .,''U b'wN"n the chatcuu itself ,, ' ,ue gi@i oiir in whose shadow it t. ,N iAe liT lowered at least 900 ,, N, '0''o the roof of the spreading ''.u a ycriNble stcne wall that d.rctlop "'''' VI ''''' !" '''ner r,.... tue 'hAioau there WIS real ''au' reminding one in na small l-,n " Inc ui~iy vcilS at I.autcr ,tr, NT GieShach The swift nr. "Nl'h obtained life from these n, n "'S and little. ran along the base h.. '''H for some distance and was t8c;,, ','''H by E:eanS of a deep, ar plo,o 'Nannel into an almost com. tbe ,, ". ui' ot the chateau. forming Of E' ''' It sped along at the foot tha, '.Nrt terrace. a wide torrent uos,r.a aN",i hatween solid walls of ,,s ,h,!.' .!' WAi rose to height of not We're ,,," ,, ''h Feet on either side. There hm o, wv" Crnwhridccs. seldom used. uoDo,r ',S practicable. A small sta S,nan, ''''Ee crossed thp vicious
 '"'h'Ciale!y below the hang.
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Attorney George J. Stoneman return ed last night from few days business trip to Phoenix.
 Mrs. May Plunkett and two little daughters returned last night from her vacation trip to Los Angeles
 Mrs. F. " Curnutt and child and Mir. Curnutt s mother, Mrs. ]. II. Curnutt, returned last evening from visit at Jasper, Tenn.
 Mrs. J. Benedict arrived las; evening and will be guest for a few weeks at the home of Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Fruin of 3l9 E. Bailey.
 Mir q. K Clayton cashier 0. the Stafford Bank, at Stafford, arrived last night on brief business trip.
 MT. H. G. Huntzinger returned last night from business trip to the val ley.
 Attorney George R. Hin and family returned last night from Seattle, and other coast points, where they have been spending the summer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21
What Are
 YOU Worth
 From the .NECK,. lJP gs
Itis estimated that

Itis estimated that the average man is worth $2 a day from the noel. Gos0H what is be worth from the neck itp2
 That depends en- tirely upon training. 1 If you are trained so that you plan and direct work you are worth ten times as much as the man who can work only under orders.
 The iatsrnatlonal 1 ronesnondelee Schools 
 go to the man who is strus glipg along on small pay and say to him. We will train you for promotion right where you are. or we will qualify you to ta ke up a more congcnial line of work at a much higher salary.' Every month sev- eral hundred stu dents voluntarily report advancement as the direct result of I. C. $. training.
 You need not leave your present work, or your own home
 Mark this coupon at once and mail 1t.
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wondering how it Is going to end. What pity you can't marry Lady Agnesr'
 "Oh. l say!" protested Browne. She laughed merrily.
 But how dull it must be for MT. Chase! Does he complalnf'
 "l can't say that he does. Britt that's my lawyer-Britt says he's nev- CT heard a murmur from him. He takes his medicine with smile. I like that sort of fellow. and l wish he'd be little more friendly"
 He has learned to know and keep his place." said she coolly. Perhaps she was thinking of his last night in the palace garden. Away up there in the darkness gleamed his single. lone- ly, pathetic little light Isn't it rath- CT odd. Mir. Browne, that his light should be burning at ? o'clock in the morning? Is 1t his custom to sit up"
 I've never noticed it before. now you speak of it. l hope nothing seri- ous has happened 10 him. He may have been injured in l say. if you don't mind. I'll ask some one to tee- phone up to his place"
 "Yes. do telephone" she broke in. ''I am sure Lady Deppingham will ap- prove. No thank you. l will stand here awhile It is cool. and love the stars" Five minutes later he re- turned to her. accompanied by Lady Agnes. She was still looking at the stars.
 Lady Deppingham called him up," said Bobby.
 And he answered in person." said her ladyship. He seemed strangely agitated for moment or two. Ge- nevra. and then he laughed-yes. laughed in my face. although it was such long way off l asked him if he was i'll or had been hurt. He said he never felt better in his life and hadn't a scratch. He laughed-I sup pose 10 show me tbat he was all right Then he asked me to thank you for bringing warshlp. You saved his life. Really one would think you were quite heroine or godsend or something like that never heard anything sweeter than the way he said good night to me. There"
 The light in the bungalow bobbed mysteriously for an instant and then went, out
 How far Is 1t from hereT' asked the princess abruptly.
 Nearly two miles as the crow flies only there are no crows here Five miles by the road I fancy. Isn't it. Bobby? call him Bobby. you know. when we are all on good terms I don't see why shouldn't If you stop to think how near to being married to each other We are at this very in- stant."
 "l wonder if help could reach him quickly in the event of an attack"
 "It could if he'd have the kindness to notify us by phone" said Browne.
 But he wouldn't telephone to us" said Lady Deppingham ruefully. Hes not so communicative as that"
 Surely he would call upon you for helD if he"-
 You don't know him. Genevra."
 The princess smiled in a vague sort of way i've met him quite informal ly, if you remember"
 T should say it was informally. It's the most delicious story I've ever heard. You must tell 1t to Mir. Browne, dear. It's all about the enemy in Thorberg. Mir. Browne. There's your wife calling, Bobby. She wants you to tell that story again about the bish- oD who rang the doorbell"
 (To be continued.)
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CupAHY WEDDING POSTPONED

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2O.-The wedding of Miss Brewer of this city and Edward l.. Cudahy, son of the mil lionaire packer of Omaha and Chicago, will not take place tomorrow, as or iginally scheduled. A postponement has been found necessary because of the fact that the prospective bride groom is suffering from severe at
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DiarrhOea.

This disease should be treated as soon as the first unnatural looseness of the bowels appears. When this is done a single dose of Chamberlain s Colic. Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy will effect a cure. This remedy can always be de- pended upon even in the most severe and dangerous eases, and should be kept at hand ready for instant use. Never leave home on journey without it.
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tack of the grip. The date of the we'd ding will depend entirely upon the progress of MT. Cudahy's illness, but it is probable that it will be an event of the early winter.
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ing to visit Seattle and other points of interest on the Pacific coast.
 ss
 Mir. J. B. Newman leaves this morning for Los Angeles after spending little more than week in this city on bus mess He expects to return to Globe early in the fall, when his family will accompany him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21
SOCIAL CIRCLES.
 By Edna Surerus Hasse

up on one side. The ones thus far shown are all distinctly tailored mod els and show marked tendency to- ward simplicity in trimming. Have you seen theml
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Food prepared with cMsass,S5 50Nvv&e,@sSI' sS z is easily digested.

J. w. Kline, the opucian, win supply you with panoramic views and post cards of the Roosevelt dam. Opposite Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21

Special rates to Indian Hot Springs. Spend few days there. It will make you feel like new person.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21

If you are sick, get well; if you are well, get pleasure and rest at Indian Hot Springs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21

Every person needs a rest at least once year. Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Rates reasonable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-21
PERSONALS

The young men of Copper Hill gave a social dance at the Boughster and Rose hall Thursday evening which was well attended, and everyone spent q very enjoyable evening Quite mum Der of Globe young people were in at tendance. The young men, pleased with the success of their efforts this week, are planning to give another dance next Thursday evening.
 ss
 Miss Narcissa C. Chapman leaves this morning for Tombstone, where she will spend week visiting friends. She expects to resume her work about the first of September, and meantime her large class of music students are en. toying vacation.
 At their regular meeting this week the Little Women of the F. F. E. club decided to have their social evenings once every two weeks instead of every week as in the past. Several of the members are absent from the city now and others will be leaving within the next few weeks to attend school or col lege again.
 Mir. T, E. Sweet will leave this morn
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PERSONAL POINTERS

Attorney George ]. Stoneman return ed last night from a few days ousines trip to Phoenix.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-10
FORTY YEARS
AGO TODAY

The Appeal of dates August y ana
10, 1869 contains IN item oil the 9th
giving u table OF fares from san
Francisco to Omaha. $lll, to Boston
$153, currency. The Central Pa"l-
tic tried to get lower rates than these.
The Jews In Russia p"tition"d
Car Alexander for civil and Religions
liberty.
4 curios side light is tarown upon
the character of the tate Admiral
Farragut, who made II speech III Val
leio upon his return there To COM
mand the Mare Island navy yard,
which yard ha installed several years
before. The admiral told the ON
that he had been tac center OF Il
whirlwind Of events III which sue
cess had crowned his efforts, and
made Il very boastful it'll" speech
hat does not at all accord with tn"
many stories told To illustrate III"
modesty.
The London Times said tina Chin
ose immigration 10 America could
not be stopped.
The threatened invasion Of the
state prison by Il mob u Virginia
City did not appear and the two
men in the prison charged with muir
dcrs in that city were held III the
prison awaiting trial.
Governor Blasdel headed II COM
mittee that was to meet Vice Presi-
dent Coifax and his party ut Reno.
A.. b. Johns invited all persons to
attend Il "~discourse' he intended to
deliver that night at Mr.. lawlor's
school house.
Commenting on thc visit ot Gen"r-
al Tom Thumb and ais company the
Appeal said that Miss Annie Warren
was about big enough to bait Il uout
hook with. that Commodore Mutt
could just q ill = mcerCnaum
pipe, that Tom Thumb would have to
put OF his winter clothes to b" big
enough for Il sun stroke and that The
small poX couldn't find room on lis
widest part for u mark. Commodore
Mutt, whcn asked If he should mar
~ Miss Warren, said no. there is
Il more extensive range IN Il single
life"
The locomotives Flash" and Fan
cy" We're hauled through Reno IN
route To Sacramento, on the 10th.
George Cain, arrested in Carlin. Is.
capped from The officers and drowned
himself in the Humboldt river at that
place.
Congress repeated II law for Il la>
on bovine cattle in New McNico.
VI, Y. Stewart announced that Ia.
would sell Il fine piano,