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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
SAVINGS OFlMRS. SOLQl4ON
rRANsIArED BY MAUD MARIE
lBeing te confessions of the seven Hmdredth wifel

my daughter ways
  variations by which thing from the wild and th animal from the nbrokn tol for his taste Is like unto taste smoking
 
 regardeth
  light which two fling with a yawn g, - ,t -o ..rt,s. But bachelor who smoketh preh affairs nothing his soul like cigar Verify snokeh pipe For like wife, economical bitter, thing which be left which time .habt which he briar ~ Ha,4a st sH t conssh himself ahniues hse.y 9ds, as8isg9 H5t &ug0oaR q1HsAT MAEaa olives acquired veal settle wife, marf f ss sgtReg g1g3 n peradvenu all, pains what worse thing he doeth its place For smoking the least of all evils. se f s t1A AVa LaVtAf A&Ve Verify verify fragrance polishing old meechanm than fonding old wife consideration, but wife reconderationven lah!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
SMALL TOWNS IMPROVING
Betterment of Living Conditions i
 Modern Municipal Cities.

From the Wall Street Journal.
 A striking characteristic of the i'm. provements which are being steadily made by hundreds of prosperous munic- qualities of the country is seen in the many issueo of bonds for schoo, build ings, for extension or installation of lighting plants, and for better and more abundant water supply. These three fundamentals are being provided for out of the accumulated wealth which the country has derived from years of good crops, of prosperous in- dustries, ane of active trade. sl,ts,
 The larger towns took the first step, and tha smaller, towns aspired to do as well for their own inhabitants. The engineering profession and the finan- ciers began to cooperate to overcome the difficulties of construction and man. agemant. At first there was scarcity of talent to operate the small sized pub lie works. But this has been largely o9- ercome, with the result that small towns of the country, east, west and south, are enjoying quite as good pub. lie service in these lines as many of the larger cities. In fact their standard of service is often superior to that of the large cities, where the evil of political preferment impairs the efficiency of public service. lEk$Js8
 This widespread tendency has put a large proportion of the population on sounder basis of intellectual and phys ical welfare than the country has ever known before. A't'' a'5.7
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

I iovS them because they are theSmost industrious, earnest active and ingen. iors peopls on the earth; because they are the most moral. religions and. above |an,. the most sober people in the world; because In spite of all shallow judg- ments of superficial observers, they are the most childlike in their national character, the easiest to move to laugh ter, the readiest to be touched to tears, the most absolutely true in their impuls- es, and the most generous in the.r ap- plarse. I love the men of America be- cause their bearing toward the women is the finest chivalry I have yet seen anywhere, and love the women be. cause thsy can preserve an unuues- tioned purity with frank and natural manner and . fine independence of sex. II love the Ccnstitution of America be- cause its freedom is the frsest I know of, because it has broken away from all effete superstitions of authority, whether in church or state, and has left the rest of ths world in the pitiful shad- ows of both follies, to toll after 1t by more than 100 years. aif7 een7ft And if these arc qualities which have their defects, go the length of loving some of the failings of American life and character as well. I love the brusqueness of speech, and the freedom of manners which imply that Jack is as good as his master, and sometimes a good deal better; and in this connection I can tell a story of a good and royal though rather embarrassing friend of mine who is conductor on a Broadway electric car. He is about twenty years of age and he has frank, open face with bright eyes and a laughing mouth Whsn I met him first he was standing on the tail board of tte car as I was leaping onto 1t. isff88ftA
 "Will this car take me to Fifty. sixth street?" asked.
 Ho did not answer, but looked me over from head to foot. @
 twill it7" repeated. ol 75 t3 Instead of replying to my question ha asked another.
 "Are you Hall Caine?'
 :Yes--will it?' asked. tg
 Again he did not reply, but smiling from ear to ear, and holding out 2 grimy hand, ho said: gd 58a G M "Shakeio as h, v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
IA Happy Father

Is soon turned to sad one if he has to walk the floor every night with a crying baby. McGee s Baby Elixir will make the child well-soothe the. nerves, induce healthy, normal slumber Best for disordered bowels and sour stomach ---all teething babies need it. Pleasant to take, sure, and safe, contains nc harmful drugs.
 Price 9 and 50 cents per bottle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

After lauding 0ovsrnor~ Eibbsy and
 his administration to the skies the Bis
 bse Review says: Should he make as, 'open appeal to the republican voters of the territory, under the primary election law for an endorsement of his admin, istration as governor. for governor or congre essman, we wonder who will be put forth in opposition and who will have gtost of a chance against him. 2
 And then further down in this logical cffusion the Review shallow-patedly says: "The outlook for an old time democratic victory was never better. '
 Kibbey in the role of ~ Julius Caesar and tho venerable Uncle George Kelly
 delivering the Marc Antony orationl
 Now, wouldn't thatljar youaW M -zp,,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

There is little doubt that City Attor- nsy Alfred would permit his law partner to render the opinion "for pay'' if the bonding company's representative could satisfy himself that the opinion had value. There is a rumor to the effect that ''the partners services wsretendered and rejected by the bond ing company, however, on a previous occasion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
AN UNFORTUNATE rNcIDENr

That the centerpiece in the silver ser vice to be presented to the battle ship Mississippi by the people of the state in honor of which the same is to be named Is to be decorated with an etchr ing Of Jefferson Davis and ''Beauvoir, r his home, is 2 lamentable circumstance, we tlinl, that has grown ont of bad taste, and failure thoroughly to ap- preciate the riceties of g situation thus rendered nsedlessly acute. <,
 We can we'll understand the south s veneration of Mir. Davis. His memory is to that section . sacred thing. Sen tirnentaI loyalty is no moro discredit. able to southerners than 1t is to north srners, or customers, or westerners. The war is over, 1t settled forever great questions and adjusted bitter differ ences. The south has accepted in full frankness and with distinguished honor the fortunes of that war, the fruits of 1t, and abides the consequences. Its tender recollectious are its own-its he roes embalmed in hearts as true and loyal as any that pulsats in American bosoms anywhere. leai
 Unfortunately, however, we have not yet progressed fare nough along the pathway of reconciliation and com plete fraternity for an act of the kind herein cited to go unchallenged. And right. therein dwells the thing that should have given Mississippi pause in contemplating the presentation of this silver service decorated in the particu- lar way decidsd upon. The inevitable result as we see, is to arouse a discus. sion, revive a bitterness, and foment a strife through which will come in the end nothing of satisfaction to Missis- sippi or profit to the nation at large.
 The restoration of MT. Davis mama to Cabin John Bridge we heartily ap- prove. The etching of his likeness on tho Miss.ssippi's silver service excitea not at all, but We do deplore any act that tends to engender bitterness and provoke unprofitable discussion.
 Mississippi in it's ardency and great love for MT. Davis has merely tried to push the hands of the clock a little too rapidly ahead. It may thereby delay somewhat the consammat,on so devoutly to be wished, as it sess the light. We have an abundant sympathy and gen erous measure of appreciation for the sentiment it seeks to evidence. If if were not so, we should not concern our. selves about it at all. As it is, we wish that Mississippi had not been quite so precipitate. Already there is a small tempest trying to thrash itself into a fury in congress concerning this matter We hope 1t will not succeed. For it is not the specific act of Mississippi that can hurt any of us who patriotically wish General Grants hopeful t'Let US have peace'' abundant and complete naturalization, but the angry, intoler. ant and unbrotherly wrangle it may cause. 4F f. M .tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

When the city begins to insist on the garbage man keeping his vehicles in a tidy condition it is ahout time to con. clude that the health department is put ting in every minttts of It's time and is trying for record. Good for the health department. Let the good work 90 on. Tsgyq BIT MnrH as.9y qegg sy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

King Edwards probable early pass ing away is rather freely discussed and frankly admitted by the English press. His majesty has outwitted the Grim Reaper splendidly two or three times in his life, however, and while he can not of course. hope to keep that up indefinitely, he may do it one more time, anyway.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

''will Mir. Roosevelt return to pub lie life7'' asks the Mobile Register. He cannot return very well unless he be permitted previously to get out, and the evidence is not conclusive that he is to be permitted. nCf3l h
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

twe have had our say concerning tho big hats the women are wearing nova days, but we would not be as mean as the Houston Post about it. That repre- hensibie Journal of depravity says 1t likes the hats. all right, but they arc 30 big 1t Is hard to tell whether the faces beneath are Caucasian or Ethio- plan. -t V M '.h 3 fa il|
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
HALL CANE ON AMERICA
The Novelist Confesses Strong Admi
 ration for Us.

Hall Caine in Appleton's.
 I love America and the Americans, I love America because 1t is big, and because it's bigness is constantly i'm. pressing the imagination and stimulat. ing the heart. love it's people because thsy are free with freedom which the rest of the world takes as by steath, and they claim openly as their right.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The figures obtained from last Tues days election in Phoenix indicate that thero arc about 800 democrats in that city and 800 republicans. One demo cratic candidate for alderman, who en- joyed an unusual degree of popularity, reached the home plate. if. M
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Whats the matter with the Georgia hens7" inquiries the Atlanta Constitu- tion. Probably mad that their chief product no longer figures frankly and above board on the Georgia nogs. aoa.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

"Ths Northern Alabama judgeship is giving the president more trouble than the tariff" says the Nashville American Is this a gentle rebuks2
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The late emperor of China is to have another funeral soon. Killing cat is apparently an easy undertaking com pared with sufficiently funeralizing q Chinese emperor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

New York is to have hotel thirty one stories high. Think what terror the Elevator out of order'' sign will strike to the hearts of the sky-parlor guests therein.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

''Is woman who puts her head into a waste basket qualified to vote7' in- quires the New York Tribune. Per haps as much so as the man who puts his head into green hat with feath- CT in 1t. tfa io hB sh Va
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The governor of Texas has lemon farm Fine idea; but not guarantee that he win not bo handed few of somebody else's cultivation now and then. ~
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The Lone Star state proposes to put up the necessary s1o,ooo,ooo in order that we may communicate with Mars. Since Texas collected that Waters Pirce fine it has grown utterly reckless in re- spect to its finances. M o.ngq.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The school children of Phoenix are arranging to put on a drama entitled Kidnapped by Betty" This can t be Elizabeth of Betty and the Baby' fame, can it? ,a 4.of o
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

While Mir. Roosevelt is killing lions in Africa, we shall not be surprised if MT. Hartman makes few Killings around and about himself. a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Abdul Ha,nid is very human. He as- cribes his present predicament to '.fato," "bad luck,'' and several other things of like nature; everything and anything excepting the real reason his innate depravity and meanness. rc
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Senator Bailey's income tax proposi- tion is magnificent, but it is not alto- gether tariff revision war to the knife and the knife to the hilt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Revision is fraud,'' says the Day ton News. Mr. John w.. Gates is more polite aud thoughtful. He says 1t is q 'sjoke.. ss ae tserg eas 2,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Bistee isn't overlooking any bets these days. May Se--Memorial Day---is to be celebrated in that city, and Gov ernor Sloan Is to make the chief ad- dress. i'-te Ns'-t Lyo.t I#
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Congratulations to wilhelmina. Pity she-the baby princess wasn't a boy" says the Charleston News and Courier. A false alarm. There have been more fool kings in this world than fool queens. tt&f NftfB l
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The Globe Bank < Savings Co. pays
 the highest interest on escrow and term
 deposits, has the safest insurance agen- Icy, guarantees absolute security and Stability.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Let the Guarantee Paint company do vouS work Best material. best work, lowest prices o iianQ9 ~ W seaa
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

.'Is Kidnapping ccntagious2' asks the Phoenix Gazette. No; it is repre- hensiblo depravity. as ssr,s.,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
CONCERT.

The colored orchestra plays every Saturday evening at 1:50 at the United Drug company's store, Call and hear them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The smaller loaf gives the common people still less time to loaf.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Morning Smiles
, VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS


 VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS Lyres to twang and odes to sing. sa The poets thiuk that this is spring. fo9 FEH .Ec4tste 3s fnHiHitg s5s , Vows to breathe and blooms to bring; Young lovers think that this is spring. Rugs to beat and paint to sling; Householders know that this is spring.
 PROBABLY NOT
 "once in Paris I saw a grand duke climb upcn the tram.n
 Did the end-seat hog move over?''
 IN THE DIME MUSEUM "In love with the two-headed girl, D exclaimed the giant. ''Foolish man. "Ttink of two pairs of lips to kiss, ' said the living skeleton. atf "And two heads to buy hats for None for me-
 WHERE THE POEMS GO "John, must have new gown.'' But that old gown of yours is a poem. n if-H4 ala4fst 4,+a Iaalic "It may be a poem, but it's about ready for the waste basket now.'' as QUITE so
 That man is made Of royal stuff Who now and then unbends;
 Fcrgets his troubles long enough
 To listen to friends. lu S8i}tl IgS NO oPRoaREss 8lI ''It does no good to call a man a grafter.'' sfS5 li B94
 "0f course no. It only gives him an opening to call you muck-rake, and there you are. a4as aS it 8sA IT WOULD BE SAD 4es '.Why do women wear such large hats7' Y, ss.st ''It is necessary. If fashion says that hats must be large, then hats must bs large.'' as e 4ss Suppose fashion should decree that shoes must be large7" 3g8 s,g
 w#*
 WHERE THINGS HAPPEN 'fIs war with Japan really immi- neIt7'' assd5ss fe,fa aees Mot in the magazine take.'' fe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Tho dust must be pretty thick on the Big Stick by this time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Fountain gyringes

Every one should buy one NOW at Ryan's. M fg < Iag
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Ir MOULD RE sAI

4o WHERE THINGS HAPPEN c
 fIs war with Japan really irnmi-l nert7'' a,ydi43fs fstfl se
 Not in the magazine take.'' frl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Ryan's Window la. Look in the window for anything in the Rubber Goods v a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

For burn or scald apply Chamber lain's Salve. It will allay the pain al most instantly and quickly heal the in. iured parts. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Spring time is now here. Go to the Indian Hot Springs, drink and bathe in the mineral waters, they will give you new vigor and strength.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

The Silver Belt has larger circula- tion than any daily newspaper in the world published in a city with 10000 or less population. t3 S5s la sa
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
NOTICE ro SUBSCRIBERS

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
 Subscribers to the Daily Arizona Sil- yer Belt will confer favor on this office by reporting promptly failure to receive paper. When no complaint is received the natural conclusion is that the paper is being delivered regularly. SILVER BELT PUBLISHING co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
PROBABLY NOT

PROBABLY NOT "once in Paris saw grand duke climb upcn the tram"
 Did the end-seat hog move over?''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
IN THE DIME MUSEUM
WHERE THE POEMS GO

''John, must have a new gown"
 But that old gown of yours is 8 poem. n 2 R,f4 sslt1saI 4,la Aaadf
 ''It may be g poem, but it's about ready for the waste basket now.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

''It does no good to call man a grafter.'' ksfSs tSlfETH
 "Of course no. It only gives him an opening to call you 2 muck-rake, and there you are. a-as as jt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06
PETER PAUL WILL
MAKE CANDY HERE
NEW FACTORY FOR nkNuFEC.
TUBE OF SWEETS is BEING
OPENED ~ sRO"oRE

Peter Pan. has moyec 10 this c.'y
and ha, pl in @ candy factory on
No-,a asAing,oa street He will re.
tai a-d wholesale his products. M-.
Paul has been engaged IN tae 3u.:.
ness f1r a number O. years and has
selected A-dno-e fo- his now home
:9- 90. reason ae says that Ardmors
Is the best town IN Oklahoma. and
ae wants 20 make it Just little
better by his having come here. He
8, busy making candy every day and
viii las. a special offer on his
goods mex Saturday As soon a, he
has his factory running on full time
D., Eil pl; ont number OF sales.
men 20 " -k 'h, trade tribu'ary 10
A-Iuo-e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06
TWO TOWNS RIVALS
FOR COVETED PRIZE
SPRINGER E.c -loSloHT BOTH
WANT DEMONSTRATION FARM
LATTER ORGANIZES OCT. ,.

s l.,tIr. farmers Institute "a
organized az tl. H'-uisht school
Saturday nigh, by Il. G. Spauldins
secretary ot the Garter County Far
mcrs' institute, Who explained the
workings and purposes gt the inst
tuta and urged ,lo farmers 20 adop.
the methods lad down bi the s-a.e
board and 20 farm more with their
heads ,han entirely by main
strength The meeting v-as vel a..
tended and enthusiastic and adjourn
cd 20 meet again this week. Satur
day when p-epara ions will be mads
20 come 20 Ardmr- 20 the county
meeting in a body Monday after.
noon These people are anxious %
secure the location OF the county
demonstration farm IN mat neigh.
borhood and are entering into friend
ly rivalry with S7-age- for This
coveted prize. Springer viii alsa
have q meeting on saturday
The officers elected by the Hig-
night members were as follows:
President II. Gaye-.
Vice Presidents p WalN--
and Caav'y, E-,l
Secretary TroaSI- ~ A G.ffis.
The women all De- asked 20 join
and 1t is hoped that the social fea.
ure OF the meeting, thus created
Will serve 70 greatly stimulate i1.
crest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06

Collections se,rs Ha5- - --.s Due
Stste ynosr To-. s-'

Gl-ate. Okla. OF r...s
under the annual .eir
lry os ,he grp,. r.
aal.h have uOw reached 'wuS s,.-
700 weI. further swelied tl.s morn.
ing by the return OF the Ob!ah0ma
Natural Gas company, which shows
total gross receipts for that corpo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06

Fall colds are quickly cured by
Foley. Honey and Tar, the grea,
throat and lung remedy. The genuine
contains no harmful drugs. sold by
al druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06

?; a man happens to know Who
wrote Yankee Doodle" he thinks he's
musical.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-06
Ezt,5cun6
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM
Hestbounc
Esstoouno
Sunday

Sunday ...,.........6;l5 S. n.
(N0s. s73 and Ga are mixed trains
and run only between Ardmore
and Lehigh-Sos. Gil and s72 do
not carry passengers since Nos
e73 and s74 we're pat on)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
Werfeliet Wateriale.

ct mprfeIigt Wateriale or opfun'
oct al to tpife Scfnifere, Or. 8ag.
ner % bon Habirger. Oct beitaar az
Gapir, iammeupresiet / flere Sag
meo Interchangeable Sag al gatilt.
RoaiiIfe og Gin. s bisie Stoffe er
inbpppet Staoltraab. Man ontager,
at BET npe Wateriale biz bliue ar'
penot baooe til a~riesItibe, Sernbane'
ppgne, GutomobiIer % Suftifibe. BED
&c oiiicieae Trsoer bar Waterialet
pitt Tia itprfere emo Staal. Oct ptl
foriBgspis blioe anuenot / Steoet for
aluminium til 9pguing al ct Sntt'
ffi6 al 3epeIinmobeaen. Stofiet er
nemIig meget lettcre emo alumininm
OF meget tpttere emo bette. Spfin'
herne mener, at bereS Suitifib bill
funne boIoe iig oppe | 80 9sgn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-12
: Sheriff Guanep aioroe forrige

Sheriff Guaaep giorbe iorrige
ltee en- goo Gongit ioet ban | Gre.
lion, Winn., arreitereoe Sobn Botter,
Ser baDbe unopeget fra Sberiffen !
Garner, Soma. 6lpetningen banoc
cGret ber | gpen % ieiere itnniet !
Burr Saf bpor Mr. GuaIlep fit
annoifab ON BAN, men ban pnr ole.
reoe paa goo Bel til at unbIlippe, oa
Sbcriffen fneb bam.i Hreiton.
Com set bill erinores blep Der
for noaen Sio iioen anIaat gag MOB
8apette Gountp at bettes forbenoG.
renoe Sheriff, 6. 8. Gulper, Der paa.
itoo of $2,400 tilfom BAN iom Ssn
for bans Gsiiitert DC iioite tire aar
ban par | embebet. Sogen bragteS
for Ssieiteret % bIiper ! oisie Gage
.tebanoIet. Den paffer megen Sn'
teresie operaIt, ba uofoloet at bette
enc 3ilfqIoe piitrof bill bersre lig'
nenoe oe fleIte al StatenS Gourtper,
bpor man life bar anieet iig forplig'
tet til of lsnne Sberifiens gsIilte1tt.
Sr. 9. SpinOeu Ell Setter az
Or. Stabo, opboIber JIG for Eioen !
Decorob paa ct Bar Tigers ge'sg.
San fommer fra Werico og Stide'
bapsfpiten % aster berira of reiie til
gmes, Sa., for at beisae 2anobrngs'
ifolen ser. Sioen goar &eiien til
Chicago, gittSburg, 8aibington 90
Gem Dorf, os fra iibitnGonte gp I'll
bage til Rorge. Sr. SoinSen, Der
ielp en- 2anomanb, benptter anIeo'
ningen til paa lin Reiie at i9tte Jig
iub | amerifauIf 2anobrug, loopiot
bette laber iig gisre poa benne Mars
tio. Wens ban opbolot Jig ! Werico,
rptteoe ban oaioG 2eiligbeoen til at
oprfe fine Snteresier | &etning al
5inoebcItigning % beiteg nogle al De
bsieIte 9ierge bertteoc. Sr. Soinoen
er nemIig en- ioris S~inoebeitigcr 90
bar en- imuf Geforo paa bette Sn1'
raaoe.