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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
BASEBALL AND DOMESTIC PEACE

We are afraid the California court that decid-
 ed wife is entitled to divorce when her lus- band becomes so enthusiastic over baseball that he makes himself nuisance around the house
 and will talk of or consider nothing else, has set up dangerous precedent, and that it is only to be followed at immense peril to tie great American home.
 It IS admitted, on the surface of things. that a baseball fanatic is most unreasonable per son. We know he cares little for the small chat ter of the household or the latest gossip from
 the sewing circles, when the baseball situation is acute. The perfectly preposterous construc- ton of Jones wife's new hat weighs on his mind lightly indeed when he has under simul- taneous consideration the percentage tables and the batting averages of various swatters of the festive spheroid.
 It is just at this time, however, that he needs the tender care and solicitude of wife, and the soothing influence of home, whether he ap- pears to respond to the same or not No true wife will seek to separate herself from her nus band Tn such crisis. It is her golden opportim- ity, if she but knew it; and by the display of d little common sense and tact, she may lay up treasures for herself more beautiful and potent for future use than ever were dreamed of in her wifey philosophy.
 Wives, bear patiently with your husbands during the trying baseball season Humor them {; let their whims have full sway-just as you would treat ordinary lunatics, you know They will come to their senses when the leaves begin to turn, and they will appreciate the sweetness and patience that characterized your conduct during the good old summer time and will re- ward you most generously.
 The baseball fever must run it's natural course. But it is never falkland it frequently leaves victim in healthier frame of body and mind than he enjoyed before he contracted it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
Some Inheritance rsure.

r rom the baitlInOre sun.
 Probate of H. H. Rogers, will os.. fairly clear idea of the money Inc, ~ the national government by the wsn, of Federal inheritance tax. Tho ,r;n leaves trust funds totaling s55O Ooo z. relatives outside of MT. Rogers, nersos al family. New York will tax tbess per cent, or s27,50o. Of s4OO OOO h. queathed to the members of MT. Roco-, brothers family, the executor win na, the state 5 per cent, or $2O.OOo r1 $l0,000,000 investment in bnildino ,b. Virginia railway, and the slOO. 1000 eiva, the town of Fairhaven, Mass, for nnk lie purposes are exempt. Subtrastir. these four items already noted. the ,o1 idue passing to Mir. Rogers widos son, and daughters, and taxable ., per cent, will be about 1000 ,O0o ana the taxes payable mostly to New yo,s state, but little to Massachusetts win be $500, 1000. Thus the total ipherit.n~. tax due from this monumental fo,,nrs is 547,000, the two states cited. No. York and Massachusetts, receiving ,n
 Had MT. Rogers lived another ve., and had the senate accepted the mn vision for Federal inheritance .ay ;, the Payne tariff bill, the president, approval of this feature becoming certainty last March, the national 9oy ernment's levy upon the Rogers esta,s would have been $l,5O0,0C0. This ia ., averaged charge of 2E per cent on ar assessed valuation of s6O,O0O,OOO tho basis of the foregoing figures.
 Double taxation in name truly enoups 1t would still be no exceptional hard ship to let the states collect their sbs,. and also lay the government taxes. M, Rogers heirs would then forfeit s2O47. poo of $60,0O0,O00. The Morrison heir. in England will pay the imperial treas ury $l0,0O0,oo0 out of $50,OOO,OOO.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
TRANSLATED BY MAUDE MARIE.

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 Hearken unto me, my daughter, that thou mayest understand man; his ways and his by-ways, his words of honey and his works of quile. For in the art of Irritation there are many amateurs, but few "old masters. ]"
 Lo! one man shall hirt with thee as if it were joy, and another as though it were a joke. One shall firt as though it were duty, and another as though it were pleasure.
 But the expert knoweth that flirting is a fine art.
 Lo! what mattereth it whether a man meaneth what he saith or not, so that he saith it convincingly?
 For one may say II love thee!" as though it were merry jest, yet peradventure anoth- CT shall pass thee the olives and it shall ap- pear an act of deep devotion.
 As fudge that clingeth to the fingers, as a sofa pillow that sheddeth, as a gawk that treadeth upon thy rufhes, so is the amateur ! He getteth upon thy nerves, he giveth the real pain.
 He tosseth his compliment at thee as he would toss confetti, and veileth his emotions like unto an hotel chandelier in summer time; for the fear of wedlock is always upon him !
 Yet he is not worse than the cheap firt who fiirteth as duty, and who thinketh himself impolite if he doth not feed the fattery-un- til thou chokest!
 Yea, unto him, flirting. is just Ca habit;" and he doeth it mechanically, even as he eat eth three meals per day and putteth on a din ner coat at o'clock.
 Behold, he is like unto a one-night- t-stand actor, for whatever he doeth is overdone. To! he treateth all women just alike and calleth them all by the same pet name, and his meth ods are tiresomely obvious.
 But the way of the expert is like unto cocktail; thou knowest not what is in it, yet it maketh thy head to whirl delightfully."- And when he hath looked at thee three times and hath but touched the tips of thy fingers, thou. art.insa condition to believe anything he tell eth thee.
 For he fingeth himself heart and soul into a sentimental role and payeth his part as though he meant it; and James K. Hackett and Kyrle Bellew are not more convincing. Yet, when it is all over and he hath departed unto new maiden, thou feeest not angry, but grateful.
 For it has been liberal education
 Verify, verify, flirting like unto poker, is a game at which only good buffer winneth! Selah
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
pompeiian Caterer csusn'

From the Springfield Repnoii.' . re
 From Italy comes word tnas E ur tanrant keeper a, Pompen n' :, tbs earthed a villa on the outskirts a, ., |, buried city. Those who have .a have eat in the Pompeiian restaafA.Ss ~. prc long been of the opinion thai .' tbeir prietors have been suppHiN viIlss tables from secretly eXcavsiea ...sbl for wears This one merely g0' c-''s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Historian Ferrero certainly writes glowingly of Mir. Carnegie's generous and lovable nature. We trust Mir. Ferrero understands, however, that we do not give people hero medals in this country for doing that
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
MORNING SMILES
Making q Garden

got some packages of seeds and planted them in rows. The land was freed
 From clod and weed And watered with hose. And where planted early peas, take my sol emn VOW
 That early peas Wave in the breeze ~' And gayly blossom now.
 say
 That beans have grown
 Where beans were sown, It sometimes works that way!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Be it said to the credit of Kermit, he is oc- |cupying only modest and righteously propor- tonate share of the limelight nowadays, though there must be within him natural instinct to get in the game little more strenuously.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

ssThe platform makers of the next democratic convention may have trouble framing the tariff plank of 1912," says the Baltimore Sun. So may the republican platform makers But what will either plank amount to after being framed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Of all African game, the giraffe is the most inoffensive; and yet the giraffe is getting it in the neck strenuousy from the colonel. This, however, is probably not at all surprising to the good Dr. Long.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The Silver Belt told its readers a few months ago that there was goodly percentage of Broad street business property that was actual ly worth $l,000 per front foot. It is here this morning to tell you that inside of six months the least desirable will easily reach that figure and good corner lots will be selling for $1,500 per front foot. Real estate values can only be fixed by their income pulling powers. And a $75,000 investment on Broad street will easily pay 20 per cent. Idle money will early discover this and there will be something doing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The banks of Globe are mighty big adver- tisement for the city Did you ever stop to think that Globe has five of the most solid banks Tn the southwest with deposits running way up in the millions?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Still, that Mr. and Mrs. Bean who named their baby girl "Lima" might have done worse, we suppose They might have named her "Bos- ton,'' for instance
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

It seems that the militia of Rhode Island has been inadvertently abolished. If the advocates of international peace are wise, they will take advantage of this situation again to agitate their favorite arguments.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The governor-elect of Georgia is said to be "a finished Greek scholar" However little Greek here and there scattered through the average political oration probably would not make it any less intelligible
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

If you want to make good money put it in Globe real estate at present prices Buy the most desirable property your money will per init. Heed this advice and you will profit won derfully' A great city is coming on apace.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The Durango line, according to report from reliable sources, will early be constructed Globe will be the chief division and the home of the largest shops in the southwest. Straight dope.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

''Tariffmaking and amending is work for statesmen" says the Buffalo News. It is, theo- reticaly; but putting that theory in actual oper- ation is only fractionally possible, to say the best of it just now, we think
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

With more than half million invested in houses during the year Globe is now confronted with genuine house famine Let us avoid the congestion of two years ago and build more houses,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
4 Silent Departure

Winter sneaked out, it would seem, Not one line Have seen upon the theme Of its spine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

''There is an indescribable fascination about work, says the Fort Worth Record. Oh, yes an absolutely inconceivable fascination at this particular season the year, in fact.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The future considered Globe real estate is on the bargain counter today. Wise investors will rapidly pick it up. Get in on the ground floor ii you are really anxious to make money.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
His Reason.

HaS RedSOn. ''Do you understand these boiler-shop grand operasa'' ''No; they are too difficult for me-" ''Then why attend9' To enjoy the. discontinue of the man who likes to hum the score''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Perhaps the best plan of all would be to hold our political conventions on April l and adopt the platform that day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

You'll have to hurry if you keep up with Globe. The city will rapidly go to the fore from now on out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Real estate values have increased more than a half million dollars in the city of Globe during the past twelve months With the new additions the city should go even stronger next year
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Yes, Madge, the city government is gradually growing into something of family affair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
Sometkina tO BlQnle

''You seem to have a good many troubles. y ''Yes, and l have nobody but myself to blame.''
 ''In that case, better get wife,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
His Hero.

'Tis humble admiration, but
 Without alloy; Imean the way in which a mutt Admires a boy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Every new building proposed on Broad street has been leased at fancy prices and still there is a great demand for store room Build more business blocks!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The Omaha Bee thinks the family garden is the only solution to the high cost of living prob lem. In other words, the common people should understand that free garden seeds may be made to cover multitude of congressional sins
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

"Wanted-Two thousand wives' says a headline in the Birmingham Age-Herald. Why do the Alabama young men not speak for them selves?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

Motor cars between Globe and Miami and the Copper Hill section. They Il be running before this time next year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

There is not a thing the matter with the cop per market. Prices are soaring.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

It has been judicially determined that one may legally import whiskey into Kentucky. Sure; one may carry coals to Newcastle-but what's the use!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

The Baltimore News of Saturday discusses What rats cost" The first cost is trifing- the fixings are the things that cost, we think.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

This quest for the ten worst books is hope less. Nobody has the courage osay truthfully just which ten he or she considers the worst
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
4 True Optin,ist

"Jabez is certainly real optimist." ''As to how2''
 "The Plunkville team aint won game. "Well?"
 "But he only says it's better to do your los ing early in the season."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
Stubborm Things

'sWhat are factss"
 Facts are what kill all the good stories, y replied the New York journalist.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
Not So Bod

"What do you think of these gowns with five hundred buttonss''
 "Not so bad. Might have been five hundred hooks"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05
They WiU

Say, dad
 "What is it7''
 "The kids thousand years from now will have an awful bunch of history to study, won't they2"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

And partner Witcher too, has city job Pardon the publicity!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-05

world published in city with F, 900 or less population.
 E>rERED AT THE posrorF1cE IN GLOBE, ARIz AS SECOND GLASS MAIL
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 And partner Witcher, too, has a city job. Pardon the publicity!
 There is not thing the matter with the cop per market Prices are soaring
 Yes, Madge, the city government is gradually growing into something of family affair.
 You'll have to hurry if you keep up with Globe The city will rapidly go to the fore from now on out
 Motor cars between Globe and Miami and the Copper Hill section. They'll be running before this time next year.
 Perhaps the best plan of all would be to hold our political conventions on April and adopt the platform that day.
 The Baltimore News of Saturday discusses What rats cost" The first cost is trihing- the fixings are the things that cost, we think. "Wanted-Two thousand wives,' says a headline in the Birmingham Age-Ierald. Why do the Alabama young men not speak for them selves7
 It has been judicialy determined that one may legally import whiskey into Kentucky: Sure; one may carry coals to Newcastle what's the usel
 Every new building proposed on Broad street has been leased at fancy prices and still there is a great demand for store room. Build more business blocks!
 The future considered Globe real estate is on the bargain counter today Wise investors will rapidly pick 1t up. Get in on the ground floor ii you are really anxious to make money 
 The Durango line according to a report from reliable sources will early be constructed Globe will be the chief division and the home of the largest shops in the southwest. Straight dope ''There is an indescrioabe fascination about work" says the Fort Worth Record. Oh, yes 1; an absolutely inconceivable fascination at this particular season the year, in fact.
 It seems that the militia of Rhode Island has been inadvertently abolished. If the advocates of international peace are wise, they will take advantage of this situation again to agitate their favorite arguments
 If you want to make good money put it in Globe real estate at present prices. Buy the most desirable property your money will per init. Heed this advice and you will profit won derfully' great city is coming on apace
 The banks of Globe are mighty big a1ver- tisement for the city. Did you ever stop to think that Globe has five of the most solid banks Tn the southwest with deposits running way up in the miions9
 With more than a half million invested in houses during the year Globe is now confronted with a genuine house famine. Let us avoid the congestion of two years ago and build more houses.
 "Tariffmaking and amending is work for statesmen" says the Buffalo News. It is, theo retically; but putting that theory in actual oper- alton IS only fractionally possible, to say the best of it just now, we think
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-01
Lost $50.

A $40 and $40 bill. Finder
please return to j. D. Rohr and re-
Ceive a liberal reward.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-01

Pianos at Dimmitt's Jewelry
Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-01
We are authorized to announce

j. B. Rogers
as candidate for reelection as
County School Commissioner OF Mon
roe County, subject to the will of the
voters Mt the April Election.
Dimmitt for Jewelry.
Pearl McReynolds and wife, of
near Palmyra have been the guests
of his parents, Rev. L. M. Mercy
holds and wife
Buggy Paint. ready for use, one
operation paints and varnishes. -
L. M. Wood,
Frank Courtney. of Frankfort
was with relatives in this city Mon
day.
Hawkins & Nelson have a Spec
ial Oil for your Incubator that will
not smoke,
Mrs. j. T. Vaughn and daughter
Miss Winnefred, of Kirksville ar
rived Monday to visit relatives.
Everything complete in the Drug
Line at The Moss Pharmacy.
John Elzea, of Bolivar came in
Tuesday to spend the day with
relatives and to transact business
He appears to be very, well pleased
with his new home.
Mrs. Price Griffith and Pauline
Tuley are with Hannibal relatives
and friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-01

There will be special meeting
of Monroe Chapter No. 48, o. E. S.
next Saturday evening.
II you have good horses for sale
D. D. Nelson will pay you top pri-
ces Monday April S.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-12
Work Started on Iona
Distance

The Arizona Overland Tele-
phone Company have begun the
construction of a long distance
line east of Flagstaff. The CON
struction work is under the su-
pervision of w. H. Tharp, gener-
al manager for the company. He
has ii number of men at work
digging holes and placing the
poles and the work will be push
ed to finish. The line will run
from here east to albuquerque,
N. NJ, and west to Needles, Cali
fornia. 1t will require several
weeks to complete. the work.
Flagstaff Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-12

Miss Mary Reynolds and Miss
Florence Van Marter, two of the
Santa Fe apprentice operators,
visited Bellemont and Crookton
last Sunday. m
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-12

Of the game. They were agree
ably surprised by his heady work
Sunday and are ready to believe
that he will devclope into a first
class man with the mitt RIppe
on first is a new conner and
shows up we'll. The remainder
of the team were up and doing
at all times, everybody wanting
to take the first game of the sea-
son.
The crowd grew enthusiastic
as the game wore on, the roofing
being not at all one sided. there
beng number OF Gallup fans
present to lead the shouting for
their own team and these with a
number of our own people who
ALWAYS root for the visiting team
kept those in the grand stand
we'll stirred up
911
The Winslow baseball team
will go to Gallup Sunday toplav
return game there A number
of the fans will go along to help
the boys win and to give the
people ct Gallup Il chance to see
what Il little we'll directed root.
ing will do tor the home team
The Navajo County Bank have
installed fifty three safetA depsle
it boxes, loca ted III their tireproO
sale. which are now ready to,
business. Ghe boxes are htteC
with two KEYS. both of which
are necessary to open the box
One KEY is gwen the renter OF the
box, and one retained by the
bank BY this means is is nee
essary for an employee of the
bank to be present whenever the
boxes are opened, SO that neither
the patron nor the bank officials
or employees can get at the con
tents IN the absence of either
The boxes are a valuable adjunct
to the bank and will no doubt
be in demand among its patrons
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-12
WinsIow 8; Gallup 5

presence OF large crowd OF en-
thusiastic fans, Winslow's base
ball team trimmed the lads from
the coal mines by score OF to
5. However, if YOU question the
afore mentioned miners they will
claim the honors, it all being
caused by dispute in the first
half of the ninth with Gallup at
bat. Two men were out, a man
on first and a man on second.
The next man up slammed the
ball over into the left field, but
in attempting to crowd things a
little he failed to touch the first
sack as he went by and then cut
off some feet on his way to third.
The man VINO had been on first
also forgot where the second bag
was located he likewise being III
a hurry to register at the home
plate regardless of the interme
diate station. Of course, such
things were considered quite
smart" when a lot of us kids in
the good old long ago, but the
ethics of the present day game
frown upon such childish tactics
so much SO that a baSerunner Is
declared out for cutting q sack
merely bv tossing the ball to the
baseman with whom the runner
declined to visit. This being a
small matter it was overlooked
by the boys from Gallup-any-
way, they saw they had no time to
vi it with the WInSlOW baSemen
at that particular moment They
needed the runs-and didn't get
them The umpire suspended
operations by calling one of the
runners out on second, this being
the third out left the score 6 to 5
with Winslow on the long end
1t w; a good game all the
way through until Gallup slipped
up on the grab Both pitchers
were hit quite freely. but their
team mates backed them up in
good style and kept the runs
fairly we'll scattered Bazell and
Chatfeld were the battery for
Gallup. We all know these boys
from their consistent playing last
year and they played up TO their
usual standard. The team behind
them were playing ball all the
time and they made a good i'm
preston on the Winslow fans.
Baca pitched for Winslow, with
Yount behind the bat. Baca has
been pitching here for some time
past, but his performance last
Sunday was much better than
any game previous to that time
Yount as a catcher was a revela-
ton to those of the fans who
have not been watching this
young man IN practice, many
thinking that he knew nothing