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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SAFFORD

STAFFORD, January 5.-Mrs. J. c Pursley of Long Beach, Cal, arrived in the city last evening to visit hei parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Dial. Mrs Pursley is former resident of Saf ford and has many friends here.
 Ernest Wickersham returned yester day from Los Angeles, Cal, where he has been spending the holidays.
 Mrs. John Martin was an outgoing passenger to Globe Monday afternoon
 Roy Andrews of the Gibson Lumber company teamsters, left for Globe yes terday, where he has accepted posi- tion.
 The plays, "The Girl With the Gold to Invest" and "A Blood Relation, J presented by the Stafford Dramatic club last Thursday evening in Todd $ hall. will be repeated Friday evening in Thatcher for the benefit of the new academy building.
 Rev. and Mrs. Burley of Solomonville are visitors in Stafford today.
 The Woman s Home Mission society of the Methodist church south will meet at the home of Mrs. F. ]. Carlos Wednesday afternoon.
 The safford public schools reopened yesterday with good attendance Sev. eral new pupils were enrolled.
 Mrs. w. A. Julian, president of the Rebekah lodges of Arizona, is expect ed to arrive in Stafford Friday to be present at the public installation of of ficers Friday night.
 George Olney, ]. J Birdno and II. j. Dowdlc were business visitors to Sol omonville yesterday
 George A. Olncy has tendered his res. ignation as a member of the board of supervisors of Graham county.
 Mrs. Lacy of Solomonville was ir Stafford Monday.
 J. Nj. Foster made business trip to Solomonville Monday.
 Mrs Will Parks of Globe passed through Stafford Monday afternoon en. route to her home in Globe from Cali fornia, where she spent the holidays.
 Tom Naylor of Thatcher was a busi- ness visitor to Stafford Monday.
 The Saguaro club resumed work with their regular weekly meeting at the schoolhouse yesterday afternoon.
 Little Morris Brenner received pain ful injuries yesterday while riding a bicycle.
 Rev. and Mrs. Logan w. wheatley left this morning for their home in Prescott, after visit to Mrs. Wheat. ley's parents. MT. and Mrs. c. Ward law of Stafford.
 D. V. Latham left this morning for San Francisco.
 Houston Roach has purchased the lot and building occupied by the primary department of the public school.
 The Giia Valley bank directors are in Stafford for the purpose of securing a suitable location to erect bank building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
i. Real Estate at Auction.

The Arizona Auction Development company was formed during the week by B. w. Getsinger and w. G. Toleson of Spartanburg, s. c. It is the purpose of this company to buy up tracts of sland or get options on them and then to auction them of. Getsinger & Tole- son do not rely on ordinary methods to dispose of lots and ranch lands. They sell land in the same manner as one would dispose of horses or household utensils.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
STANLEY, MoUNox & co. HAVE CORN FED PORK.

Always have Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup handy, especially for the children. It tastes nearly as well as maple sugar. It cures the cold by gently moving the bowels through it's laxative principle and at the same time it is soothing for throat irritation, thereby stopping the cough. There is nothing as good. Sold by Palace Phar- macy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Andy Bates Dead

Andy Bates, formerly of Kelvin, late. ly . resident of the Salt river valley, died last Monday of consumption. The deceased was young man, about 35 years of age, and native of Missouri, but had made his home in Arizona for a number of years past. When he first came to Pinal county he drove stage be tween Kelvin and Globe for his brother, Jack Bates, the Kelvin liveryman.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Fever Sores

Fever sores and old chronic sores should not be healed entirely, but should be kept in healthy condition. This can be done by applying Chamberlain s Saive. This salve has no superior for this purpose. It is also most excellent for chappcd hands, sore nipples, burns and diseases of the skin. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
It Does the Business

MT. F.. F.. Chamberlain, of Clinton Maine, says of Bucklen s Arnica Salve s''It does the business; have used il for piles and it cured them. Used il for chapped hands and it cured them Applied 1t to an old sore and it healed it without leaving a scar behind' 25c at Palace Pharmacy drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Arizona's Wonderful Climate

Contrasts in Arizona climate are con. tinually being afforded. The water i'm pounded in the dam near Williams is now frozen to the depth of five or six inches and the News says, affords fine skating for the devotees of that health ful sport, while at Yuma and in the Salt river valley gay picnic excursions are of almost daily occurrence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Profitable Crop

As an example of the possibilities of farming in Arizona may be taken the record of Mir. l.. k. White of St. Davids. says the Tombstone Prospector. Eight years ago he came to the territory with about s300, took up quarter section and went to work. This year he sold l,50o sacks of sweet, potatoes at $3,35 per sack.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Large Gold Brick Received

The Prescott National Bank received q gold bar weighing 396 ounces from the Congress Consolidated Mines com pany last Saturday. The bullion is the result of recent cleanup of the Con gross mill. It will be forwarded to the branch mint at San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

For health and happiness-DeWitt s Little Early Risers--small, gentle, easy, pleasant little liver pills, the best made. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
 TERED.

The Closing Out and Removal Sale still continues at the store of Dolph Baatz & Co Greatest bargains ever offered in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work, lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Canvas AwninguG Globe Paint Co.

If you want the best driving or rid ing horses, call up the O. K. Phone 4Sl. W. P. Kelsey, Prop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

Globes best livery o. K. Stables. w. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 4sl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

A beautiful line of dress goods at Sultan Bros.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06

Don miss the inventory sale at sul- tan Bros.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-06
Suit Against the Espee

l.. J. Boudreaux has filed suit in the district court of Pima county for dam.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
MONTGOMERY TAKES
HOLLAND CUP
BY A NOSE
HiidrefRs Once Good Horse
Shows Real Form Over
Long Distance
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Los ANGELES, Feb. 6.--Mont tgomery,
showing form over the long route that
he bad not shown in sprints and at
handicap distances in a year. won the
Holland cup race at two and a quarter
miles this afternoon in handy fashion
from a good field of overland racers,
stepping the distance in 1858 3-5 over a
track ankle deep in heavy mud.
Montgomery was nicely ridden by
Dugan throughout, being taken away
from the post in a leisurely manner
and slowly sent up to the leaders.
When the field passed the stand after
completing the first circuit of the track
Car was leading, with Animus second
and Montgomery third. Then Dugan
went TO work and sent Montgomery on
MS run for the money. Entering the
stretch Animus, which had been heav-
ily played for a good thing owing to
his light weight, was in front and 1t
looked like he would win. Montgom-
cry was. only length behind. how
ever. and in the run down the stretch
real class told and Montgomery over
came the lead and won from the fast
closing Nadzu by nose. The distance
was done In remarkable time consider
ing track conditions, and Sam Hildreth h
and his friends cleaned up handsomely,
getting as good as 4 to / for their
plunges.
Cotytto, the sensational sprinter
that recently arrived from Emeryville.
was the medium of a heavy plunge in
the opening race, but was a false
alarm, never being better than fourth.
Sir Alveseot won from Enfield by a
nose and Reformation was third.
Despite the rains and heavy going
the usual crowd of about 5000 attend
ed the races.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
HIGH PRIVATE WINS
PALACE HOTEL
HANDICAP
Forsyfhe's Three Year Old
Proves Himself High Class
Colt by Easy Victory
By J. K. Jefery

IL II q Z J'ei
Private is a
& e n u j n e
C r ackajack
and possibly
t h e b e S t
horse t h a t
G V e r w o n
the $ t a k e
w a S [ h e
general YER
diet of the
experts who
S a w t h a t
clever s 0 n
of Oddfel-
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raena w i n
the fifteenth
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Feb. 6-Sixty third
day OF the winter meeting of the Los Angeles
racing association. A. W. Hamilton presiding
Judge J. j. Hoffman, starter. Weather rainy.
Track sloppy.
FIRST RACE-Slx furlongs, purse, year
olds:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin
S-1-Sir Alvescot tWilliams)10T u L n
6-I-Enfeld tHoward) LILO 2 2 1l5
l6-5-Reformation (Russilp lilo 8 81 80
Time-:12, :23 2-5, :35, AS, 100 3-5 l:14 3-5
At post 101a minutes. on at 2:O41a Lady
Irma, Prince Gal Cotytto, Strike Out Uncle
Jim. finished as named. Value to winner 1925.
Winner b. m. by Alvescot- Ellerdie. Trained by
W. Deakin.
SECOND RACE-Three and a half furlonzs
purse. 2 year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
2-1-Donau tHoward) lib l 3 2n
2-1-Sureget tkennedy) LOB 2h 22
11-10-yirgie Casse tPowers)1OS 8 8
Time-:06 3-5 II 3-5. :29, Al. At post ~
minutes. on at 2:29E. KetcheI, Roberta,
Camera Polly Levy. Lady Paret Rocky o. Brien,
finished as named. Value to winner 1925 Win
ner b. c. by Woolsthorpe- Trained by J..
Blute.
THIRD RACE-one mile. selling. year olds
and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT St. str. Fin
7-5-Mark Anthony (Wl1ms) .1O8 2 IL LII
4-5--Old Timer (Shriner) ..110 "a 81
10-l--Tony Bonero tCulIen}. ..1f4 5 81 3h
Time-:12, :23 3-5, :35 1-5. ~ 2-5, 1:01 Is
1.l3 2-5. 1925 2-5. 1:40 35. At post minutes
on at 2:49. Rockstone also ran. Value TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
ALAMEDA ATHLETES
GETTING READY
FOR ACTION
Outlook for Fast Track and
Baseball Teams Across the
Bay Is Promising

ALAMEDA, Feb. 6.-With the ap-
proach of spring and settled weather
the students of the Alameda high
school are preparing for a season of
athletic activity. The long wet spell
prevented the athletes from obtaining
the necessary outdoor exercise, so that
the training of the track team and
baseball teams has been retarded.
The students are casting about for a
trainer for the baseball team. Last
season this position was filled by the
veteran Tom Kelly, who is now coach
ing the crack Santa Clara college nine.
Kelly developed the best baseball team
that ever represented the Alameda high
school on the diamond. Seven members
OF last year s team will be on the nine
this season The loss of Spencer Brush,
pitcher, and Russ Mcfarland, catcher,
the battery that had so much to do
with winning honors for the school last
year, viii be keenly felt this season.
Paul Mackie will probably fill the va
cancy caused by the loss of Brush, and
Graf, the all around star of the aca-
Z demic athletic league last season and
one Of the best football players that
appeared on any high school eleven. is
slated for backstop. If Graf is able to
do as well behind the bat as he did
on the gridiron he viii be two season
sensation.
Harry Kassebaum is out for his old
place on the initial sack, and Gelder-
man, a veteran of two seasons, will
look out for the middle bag. Frank
Gay, who has been elected captain of
this seasons team, will frolic in the
snortfeld. Murphy will be back on his
job at the hard third corner. He has
been stationed there for two seasons
and has always made good. Kiser. Kues
and Seagrave will take care of the
outer gardens. Kiser and Kues were on
the team of champions last year and
both are fast on their feet and wicked
with the willow Seagrave was formerly
a substitute, but is improving steadily
and is expected to make the team
easily.
In the absence OF a regular coach
the players are practicing under the d.
rection of Captain Gay. Games have
been asked for by the high schools of
Palo Alto, MADEIRA and Woodland, and
by the Lick school of San E'rancisco
Charles Baum is manager of the ball
team this season.
Omer Etter has been chosen captain
of this seasons track team. While not
a wearer of the big "A" Etter has
worked hard and faithfully to promote
athletic affairs, and his supporters hope
OF last years track team there still
remain Cummings, Perkins, Thorpe
Shattuck and Kassebaum. If arrange
ments can be made there will be a
track meet between the Alameda high
school and the Chico high school this
month or next month.
The Alameda school has taken a
prominent part In amateur athletics
since il first began entering teams in
the various sports. It's football eleveng
have carried off honors year after
year, Russell Baker, a greaduate Of tba
school, and an all around athlete when
he was in the game. is one of the off,
GERS OF the Academic athletic league
position occupied by the school in the
athletic world.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

At post 2 minutes OF at 3:O1ia. Private, place.
w; Firestone, % show Winner b. g. by odd Fellow
Enrique. Dorante. Start good Won
High price-PrTate 1875. Wool 3. Arasee :. Cor
lie ran Smiley COrbett down in first mile and. al
left to stall off Light Wools closing bid. He in
ol received superb handling. Notter waiting with
ls run the horse not being good enough to beat the
Firestone has evidently. gone stale He had OF
Smiley Corbett is sprinter and simple. Arasee
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
MARATHON RUNNERS
SOON TO MAKE
DEBUT HERE
All i'm Readiness for First Pro-
fessiOnai Distance Contest
Wednesday Night

The first professional Marathon race
that San Francisco has ever known will
take place at the Coliseum on next
Wednesday evening under the direction
of Tim McGrath. who has forsaken the
gladiatorS of the padded ring for the
meet footed hikers who took so well in
the east If the coming event proves
success, and every indication points
chat way, then other and greater Mara
thons will be put on In rapid succession,
and this city will soon take it's place
with New York and Chicago as mecca
Tor the latest craze in the world of
athletics
The runners who are carded TO ap-
pear on Wednesday evening are all
local and Los Angeles distance men.
Soldier King, looked upon as the best
distance man on the coast, with the
possible exception of Connolly, Will be
the coming event. The soldier has
taken part in many of the amateur
Marathon contests pulled off here DUR
ing the last few years, and won the
title of being one of the best plodders
and gamest men who ever essayed to
go long distance.
The Los Angeles representative is
George e. Miller, winner of the recent
sensational Marathon run to Venice.
The southern contingent looks upon
Miller as a sure winner, and those who
have watched him in practice declare
that he is great runner and has a
chance against any of them. William
Stanlay, another starter. is Danish
boy, who recently completed a walk to
Los Angeles in fast time.
J. Allen Garcia and L. J. Hills, the
other contestants, are local men. Car
cia has been before the public as an
amateur for a long time, and is great
runner beyond the question of doubt.
Little is known of Hills though his
hackers expect that he viii prove the
sensation of the evening
The winner of the race will have
a good chance to secure a big match
with Connolly in the near future. 1t
is the intention of the promoters Of the
coming Marathon to bring Hayes, Do
rando. Longboat and the other east
ern stars to this city during the spring,
provided that the sport makes hit
with the people of this city.
In order to receive a prize, each of
the starters must finish the course 26
miles 385 yards. This preca ution was
taken to prevent the contest from re-
sulting in a one man affair All the
contestants are reported to be training
hard, and all have been examined by
physicians. who pronounced them to be
in good physical trim
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Bay City TOsserS Hope to
Play Bali Today

The rain Of yesterday and last night
makes it impossible that a full card
will be played today by the Bay Cities
league. but an attempt will be made to
. carry out the schedule. The Berkeley
grounds may be a trifie soggy but un-
less rain falls this morning they will be
in good enough shape to play one game.
In this event the Transportation club
Tribune game scheduled for IL o'clock
viii be called of and the Gantner &
Mattern- Golden Sheaf game will con-
sfitute the carl
The sandy soil of the FrEitvale dia-
mono makes II posslois 70 Riay on those
double header there is a certainty. TIN,
first game viii be between the Calkins
and the Wiley B. Allen teams. The
second viii be between the United
Railroads and the Fruitvales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Miss Smith Plays in Two
Winning Matches
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

L~F~N'Ne DtSfS~t~H ~ Hc Out
CORONADO. Feb. GA handicap
tournament over is holes, medal play.
was held yesterday afternoon on the
links of the San Diego country club.
There were 10 contestants among them
being Mrs. 7. d. Hewitt of the Victoria
club, Riverside; Miss Isabella Smith of
Pasadena, Mrs. Herbert Mum and Mrs.
George Sturges of the Coronado coun-
try club, and several members of the
San Diego country club. Miss Isabella
Smith took first prize, silver media
or the California womens golfers as
sociation, with a score of ~ 47-total
"a Miss Ada N. Smith of the San
Diego country club won second award
with AZ. 49-total 96. Mrs. T. D. Hew-
tit won putting and approaching COM
petition.
This afternoon 32 players making 16
couples. took part in mixed foursomes
on the San Diego country club course.
The winner OF the first prize was Miss
Isabella Smith and Terry Barker with
score OF 81 Miss Bess Gilbert and
r. c. Vroom took second prize with SO.
Third place was taken by Mrs. George
Sturges and George Sturges of Coro-
nado Beach and fourth place by Mrs.
Edmundson and Alexander Reynolds of
San Diego.
All the events were under the aus
pices of the southern division of the
California women's golfers association.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

winner 1925 Winner b. e. by Marco-Hampton
Lass. Trained by ". Deakin.
FOURTH kACE-Twe and a quarter miles.
Holland cup. $1,000 added. a handicap fot
year olds snd uD at time Of closing:
Odds Horse tnd Jockey. VT st. Str; Fin
9-1-NadSu (Taplnl ..-..-.-101 y
s-5--Aninus (powersl los l
Time-;26 10. 81 2-5. LII 1-5, 1:42 S-5,
minutes on at s:15L. Car. Milford, J. G:
Clem. 0beron, Big Bow Miss Of1cious, hnishe'l
named. Value TO winner S2,OS0. Winner
en- b. by Pessara- Montgomery Cooper. Trained
by S. C. Hi1dreth-
FIFTH RACE-six furlonss. selling. year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
s-5-Ciuy Fisher Powers lilo |
a-1-Melton Cloth (wiliiams) .1o2 5S IN
T-1--Freneh Cook tButwelIJ .115 2 3 g
Time-:12 :23 % :3J, AZ, 1:O0 1:14 10.
At post 1 minute. OF at 3:45. Empire Expedl-
tion, San Vito. Guard Rail. Hamper. nnished as
named. Value to winner 1928. Winner b. C.
by -Appollinia. Trained By ". whalen.
SIXTH RACE-seven furlongs, selling. year
olds and upward:
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin;
s-5-Galves. los Powers .-.....-..-...---- !
9-2-Progress. Ill fAubuchonl ...--....... 8
Time / :2e As. Denigre. Margaret Randolph.
wolfville. Summer Cloud. Monvina, Soprano,
finished named
SEVENTH RAcE-si1 furiouss, selling. 3
ODDS. Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
5-1-Little Flush "a. Walsh)1o7 l
135-Some Stone EDusan) 1lo @ 3
menlile TimeM:ia a sp0"ers 3 As. IS IS % AZ Is.
1;01 3-5. 1913 2-5. AT post 31z minutes. on
at 4:301s. Likely Dieudonne, Nasmerito, Lula
G.. Allen Lee Robert Gray. .Altenberg, Sempro-
Winner eh. z. by Weinberg Flush OF Gold.
Trained by @. Summers
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
wALoNEY CHALLENGES INDIAN

YONKERs. n. Y. Feb. cit was an
rounced here today that Matthew Ma
loney amateur champion Marathon
runner OF this city. had resi- gned as an
amateur athlete and had issued chal-
lenee 20 Tom Longl5oat for a race in
Madison square garden for TIE worlds $
Championship II is believed here that
the race win be arranged
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
INTERCOLLEGIATE
OR RUGBY THE
QUESTION
academic League Undecided as
to Which Football Game
VIII Be Favored
BY Herbert Hauser

lion that is
low agitat-
ng the vari-
Dus schools
Of the Aea-
denic ath-
etic lea que
IS whether
1r not they
shah play
? "a & b Y or
n ter c o l.
giate. At
ae la S t
eeting of
he board OF
mana gers of
the league ii
xUnC decided
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Arcadia Entries

LOS ANGELES Feb. e.--Santa Anita entries
for Monday. February 8. are follows:
FIRST RACE--Six furlongs. PURSE
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
Emeryville Entries

EmeryvjIle entries for Monday. February S.
are fellows:
FIRST RAcE-Fntprty course, selling. year
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

fime IA 3-5. 80. 1:02 SO. 1:l2 81
T-2o show; Stocking. 4 place. So
handily. Second same. Third ca
always held Silver Stocking safe.
ton was unable TO keep Early Tide
Tom Shaw very badly ridden. was
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

{ 3.5s. Honest. 81 place.
er b. b. hy Soreerer Price
Dett. Start good. Won
{. Honest had the foot and
md was well ridden Bux-
sroutly on his own courage.
and can do much better.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-25
Mutilated Money.

~ ROvIDING that three-hfths OF any
mutiated note OF legal tender has a
y clear face It is redeemsble at the re-
demption window Of the United
States Treasury In Washington, D. c.
But, II the necessary part is not clear, 1t
will not be taken and a new bill given
you In its place.
Even IL three-hfths Of the note Is good
you may have to submit to several ques-
lions, and II you do not answer them TO
the satisfaction of the clerk you may not
get your new bill.
II you do not stammer and choke or
sttempt to make a clean cut of II. you
will get the full value Of the mutnated
note. On the other hand. IL you have
two-nfths Of a note and you want to get
a new one In its place. you must appear
before an officer Of the law qualified to
administer oaths and make affidavit as to
time. manner and place In which the mu-
tilation was accomplished.
This affidavit will be attested by the
Official seal OF the officer. who also must
be prepared TO attest in AXE manner the
character of the af1ant. Except in the
above cases. notes are returned to the
persons sending them for redemption. II
Is best 70 beware OF torn currency in
general II you tear note accidentally
you should have IL redeemed at once.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-06-25

n HOUGH one cannot change his
n face as the idiom has it. be can see
- TO IT that his face does not betray
his weak points. But before he can do
this be must change his thoughts and
habits These. IN fact. are generally re-
sponsible for ones facial expression. In
many reform schools of the country boys
who enter with hang-dog. or defiant ex-
pressions are generally able before they
leave to look people straight IN the eve
and maintain a reserved. quiet expression.
Facial expression. anyway. is determined
by the lines in the face and proper
thoughts and right habits can change and
obliterate the lines. just as sorrowful or
discouraged thoughts or improper habits
put them there.
The face Is an open, index TO character.
In most instances n single glance ut
mans countenance Will tell whether or
not he is successful. To the initiated
many Of the principal characteristics OF
mankind are easily recognizable in the
faces Of those he meets. But the man
who may have no more than a cursory in
terest in the subject should be able at
least to distinguish the different types of
men by their facial expressions. Nearly
all professional men have firm jaws and
thoughtful eyes and brows. soldier
almost written on his face. The success
full. wide-awake business man looks II.
with his alert eyes and mobile features
Tightness Of lips and straightforwardness
of gaze are generally characteristic of the