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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
M UNCLE WALT W.
 & from Empona E WHERE THE sUNFLOwER CROWS
from Emporia
OFF FOR AFRICA

Good luck De aoith you, Theodorel And when yo1 reach that sunny shore here gentlemen and ladies not much beside their smiles and hair hope you'll find the hunting good aBd critters acting ey should Of course old mow, you doubtless knoW that lions im Forepaugh shoU are tanner than the that snort around here you U De hunting sport the crocodile and hippopot may turn upon you Whem yow swGt the tiger, i you seek ts loir mag try it's best to comb yor hair; the dread hyema seeks its to the python sUaows states men whole but those ho know and ooe you best .ciH set their idle fears at rest for when youve been Cih them peek, you'll haue the aoild beasts pretty meek beyW come and 90 at your command, and eat their rd lions from your hand.
 WALT MASON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

A sure enough gold mine in the Pi- nal foothills That is what the Silver Belt predicted about year ago. The Silver Belt, rot SO very many years ago, was ri6iculed for predicting that this district would early become famous as copper producer Watch closely the development of gold. The Finals are rich with the yellow metal. Nature has wonderfully favored the great Globe district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

''Stop paying rent, says the real es- tate man. "and own your own homc." The same proposition is up to the people of Globe on the waterworks question. Let your water rents apply on the pur- chase price of the water plant. That's all there is to it. Not enc cent on the side is asked for. Don't infate your nostrils by trying to smell out the mig ger in the woodpile. There is no Ethio- plan in this game. It's straight busi- ress proposition.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

'Bssinsss is good, d' is the wording of sign thkt meets the glance every where in Los Angeles Ana that is what the managers and rropristors win tell yos--'' business is good" Ths Sil- yer Bslt adniirss this srsetiag. It in- spires oytinis,a. It makes basinsss good. Don't bs . s-suea aaa . drons - 'bssinsss is sosa.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

With NswsSapsr---ali its own Thatcher shaEld so some. kr. Crosby has greatly improved the Journal and will as evsA better work whsa he has it safely hoassd ia it's new home. The paper will undoubtedly bs recognized as an authority on matters pertaining ts the MorEsa ckarch, as well as an enthusiastic advocate sf ths entire eila valley.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

If the bond issue carries s16o,000 of the proceeds will be used in purchasing the water plant of the Pinal Mountain company. That is all the company will receive. Forty thousand dollars will be expended in extending the mains and enlarging the plant. Don't be mis- Tod by the statement that the water company is to receive s2o0,0oo. The price is s160,0c and it is fair price.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
TWO VIEWPOINTS

Idealist-Ah, here IS the celebrated picture of Psyche at the Well'' She must see nothing but beauty reflected in the limpid depths of the water. Materialist-Huh, if it is real well, she probably sees some frogs and liz zards, and, like as not, tadpoles.
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 ESQ you re going to mako plumber of your son. Does he seem specially fit ted for it?'
 "well should say Tell him to do a thing and you've got to keep after him week before he does it.
 There's man out west whose brother pays him $200 month to keep out of San Francisco. Most people would stay out of any town in the world at that price.
 A new convert, full of zeal, offered himself for service as follows:
 "Oh, Lord. I'm ready to do anything you ask me''-he hesitated, "as long as it's honorable. ''--Life.
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 Caruso has had another raise. He's te get S10,000 week Rew on Eng lish trip. That'n make lot of us wish we'd taken singing lessons whsn ws were kids, instead of playing ball It cost Sir James Dswar the scien- sst, s5,oGo to get ths first pint sf lia- as6sd air.
 'Bsut tiss fer the papsrhaassr, is- at it?
 Teacher -wIat is tss highest form of animal hfs?
 Ths Pspil-wAy the giraffe, of cssrse. Dye ever see bald-headsd naa who hsd carly hair?
 China is aboxt to essay csnsss of itself. It had bsttx get busy before there's aHothsr fseR in the Ysilsw river ss cat aswn tss population.
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 A word frsa Josh Wise: About the first bad ixsis girl gets when she's put in long dresses is wipiRg her shoes on her stoskingS."
 AN IDRAL DEaTRoy1D ''ss yoa are lisapyciHtsd wita sxts- mssiliag2''
 "Yss; I was ixdscsA ts bsy nA- shias through adxairips Autograph showing lssa of lrstty girls riding in sas."
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

If MT. Taft's first message to congress is indicative of the style and so forth of those to follow, 1t is evident the type writer habit is another Rooseveltian ap- purtenance fated for the trash heap.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

If Prssiasat Taft would Asstsx ha appointment of a successor ts Judge Nave. resigned, hs wsald relieve ssxsid- sras.s lssaal sxspsass; aad if hs nsnss F. .. Jassss ss wsi havs tAs ssylssss of ah Asissna.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Mr. Fitzgerald of New York nssd not be at all ssrprissd to lsarn any day that his fighting abilities have prompted his admirers to shorten his nans ts "Fitx.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

A territorial paper of the democratic persuasion asserts that Kibbey will go down in history as the veto governor. Let's sec. The late President Cleveland made something of a reputation along this line purely in defense of the peo- pie, as history later revealed. History may repeat itself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Farmers in the Gila valley are prsSar- ing for another prosperous year and they will not be disappointed. The Gila valley is sHs sf the most productive spots ia tho world as well as one of the usIt beautiful. Net may years will lave passed before lana in tsat sec tion will command $500 ger acre.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

If Governor Kibbey does not succeed himself Dad Sturgis of Tucson will be the next governor of Arizona and his appointment will please the people re- gardless of politics.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Register today and vote your conv.c- tions on the water works and sewerage bonds If you believe in the future of Globe and wish to sec the city bound to the fore vote YES.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

, If that was all an extraordinary session drew in the way of a presiden- tial message, we suspect the regular session will not get anything more than !" Howdy, congress. !"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Wireless communication direct bs- tween Princeton, CslxMSia and PMn- sylysnia Univsrsity win sosx bs sstab- hshsd sy student electricians. Mandy fer hsrlisg fssthall "leAS.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

The name of the monitor Arkansas has been changed to Ozark. Why would not that be a sna topic for one of ssa- ator Davis' broadsidss of protesting sl- ssusxce?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

And the cold type made the Silver Belt say Anderson for school trustee, when, as matter of fact, we desired to insist on the election of T. P. How ard. Mir Howard is the man for the place and the place should go out and corral MT. Howard.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

If the British war office provides for hitching too many airships to the line of defense it may wake up some morn ing to find that the tight little island has sailed away.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Ts lift the American ban sn ball sighting is ono of the first moves of free Cuba" Well ws supposs it goes to- ward "ths purslt sf life, liberty axt hapriasss' ''--sxespt fer the suns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Ex-Ssnatsr Foraksr says thsrs were great nsa bsfers Asamsmnoa. Ths at teatisA of Chsrlss W. Killer, the Mss- sisr Bsaayarts, should ss called te this reasonable uttsranss.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

These little drops of water and flakes of snow that are causing some discom- fort just now will turn to diamonds at least in worth--under the influence of tho suns warm rays. Don't kick. Globe has the finest climate in the world--winter or summer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

A Chinsss missionary society has ssat s1e ts Arkansas for the ssligAtmsat sf the natives. We fear CT chinsss frimds tAks Ssnsssr ''ye1" Davis sse -ssisxAv.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
DIsPosxD oF aAUL

Little Johnny had been to Sunday School with his papa. The lesson was about the death of Saul Wbsn he came home he said, Mana, we wsn f have any more absut ssul." !"
 ssWhy JshnEief'' asked nsns.
 "Casss hs's dead. ''-Ths March Ds- h eater.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Rabbits sell fer sns cent sach in Ms ssuri, it seems Rabbits can never hePs ts gst sn shs frightened restaurant mssss as lsAg az thsy remain that sksaA
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

The clouds are slowly passing and an other long, bright, prosperous day is stretching out before Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Put your ear to the ground and hear the lions roar. Teddy is on his way to Africa.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Los Angeles seems just a little bit anxious to recall her recall.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Cheer upl The worst is past.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
Shifting Slugs

The first iron steamship was built in 1880.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

The Silver Belt has larger circuia- Son than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with 10000 or less population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers to the Daily Arizona Sill yer Belt will confer favor on this ssiee 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., 1909-03-24

Sssiis and lsok pisssant. Yrowxs are expensive.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

1850.
 Taft is to keep his cabinet travelling. Bill has been there himself. An English woman refused to take a $15,000 legacy because she would have to come to Buffalo, N. F., to get it. Of course it seems sort of--but have you ever been in Bunalo7
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 Sarah Jane, what did you break?'' ''Me legs, I'm afraid, mum
 1T can't hear you, but you know that whatever you break is deducted from your wages.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24
Our GaaraHsee

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-24

Pakss Pharmacy aad usitsd Dr,s e.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
BHLAN SCRATCHED
IN BIG HANDICAP
San Francisco and Ralph
Wick Are Now FaVOriteS
for SIS, 900 Race.

READVILLE. Mass. Aug. 3t-With
T-hlan scratched because OF his match
race with Hamburg Belle on Friday.
san Francisco and SOnoma Girl will be
virtually the scratch horses this after
noon I'm the $500 trotting handicap. the
division Of the derby which opens the
great four-day meet.
These two wonderful t@rottcrs will have
10 fight their way Will. a i5-fout handi-
can through a field ~ fast steppers,
having haudicaps ranging 40 to $40 feet.
Lon Mcdonald. who drove Allen Winter
a vIctorv last year will pilot the sister
~ the 1908 DERBY" winner. Miss Win
for viii start from a mark Of $50 feet.
San Francisco and Ralph Wick are
two favorites for the handicap. Both
trotters were i'm the money last year.
when Allen Winter showed a clear lead.
Ralph Wick has a very fair handicap
and will start from the 450-foOt mark.
Peter Balta. also a money winner last
wear. will start from the 2%l0-foot mark.
While sixty horses were originally
nominated for the handicap il is not
expected that over thirty win face tho
starters gun.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
Little Excerpts About the Players
Who Are Prominent Just at Present
around the Major League Circuits

Recruit Cole. Of the White sox, IS.
breaking into fast company with a.
crash Of hits.
"Toots" Hoffman hasn't reached the
Columbus camp. 1t may be that he is
doing the PaysOn Weston act in his
journey from New Orleans 10 -he
North.
Walter Clarkson. the former HgrvaTd
Highlanders and Cleveland, Is twirlinS
good ball for an Independent team in
Cleveland.
It seems that while the Boston club
tice OF unconditional release. notice OF
the same was not received by President
Heydler at National League headquar-
ters.
Jerry Downs. whom Jennings futileiy
tried 10 teach secoud-sacking for three
years. thinks ne has learned the art
I'm Minneapolis. lie is sure ne Will
make good with Washington next sea-
son.
Catcher Lee Lemon, Of the Burlington
team, has been sold to w. n. Watkins,
owner OF the Indianapolis American As
ISOLATION team. In Lemons place Man
ageT Egau has secured Catcher Elmer
Pierce. Of the St. Paul American AS
sOciatt.n team.
Maurice Rath. the clever shortstop OF
the Reading Tri-State club. has been
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
DOC RESTING MAY
RETURN TO YORK
Cantillon Must Decide Today
Whether He Wants New
Pitching Recruit.

YORK. Pa, Aug. S1-'Doe'' Refs
ling, who was sold by the York Tri-
State club 10 Manager CantilIon, Of
tie Washington American League
team. may return to the York club.
Reisling was sold on trial. and. ac-
cording to the terms OF the agree
ment- the local association was to re-
ceive $50 il he made good. CantiIlon
has requested President Free TO allow
him TO extend the time of his trial
until October 4.
This Free has refused TO do, and he
has given n Washington manager
until today to report finally whether or
not ne wants the big pitcher.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
HUB HART LEADS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Former Georgetown Catcher Is
Hitting a Great Clip
Tins Season.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. Stub
Hart, Montgomery hard-hitting back
stop. and a former Georgetown Uni
versity player. who has been prom'-
nontIy associated with the select swats-
mon 81 the Southern Association all
summer. is the latest candidate to loom
up for premier honors among DiNie's
best batters.
The freshest bunch of figures show.
Hart i'm possession OF a 81 position,
which is best OF all with the exception
Of Miller. OfsMobile and Cobb, formerly
of Memphis, neither Of whom have
pIaved i'm sufficient contests TO entitIe
them TO consideration FOR al-year
lauTelS.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
BOXERS COIN
TO NEWSBOYS' FUND
Promoters Got Busy When Fighter
Would Not Extend
Himself.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-Ben Douglas
had a ridlculousiy easy time Of Fl beat
ing Lew Meyers at the Olympic A.. c.
last evening.
After -four rounds Of milling. Meyers
had received enough Of Douglas hooks
and jabs. and the referee stopped the
bout. Meyers was on the floor most of
the time after the first round.
According 10 the club officials, Meyers
wasn't trying, and IL was decided TO
give his share of the purse 20 the News
boys FUND
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
BALL GAME
WITH EYE CLOSED
Despite Injury Received in Fight
Player Makes Good


MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 31.-Folow-
a fight with Captain Jordan, Of
the Atlanta cam. which has ciinched
this years southern League pennant.
Al Newton, shortstOp, played the
game yesterday with one eye COM
pletely closed, accepting seven
chances. embracing a double play. and
making a hit, producing two runs.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

sold 70 Connie Mack. of the Philadelphia
Athletics The price given for Rath is
not made public. Cleveland. New York
and Washington, of the American
League. were also after Rath.
II begins TO look as though there win
oe little opportunity to get Rudy Hus-
witt out Of the National League next
winter. He is having the best season of
his career and il is too bad that he has
been laid up with a spiked foot Right
now he is hitting at a 80 clip
From all accounts Johnny Killing. Chi
cago's stubborn child, will be buster
than a chicken picker next season. Be
sides managing the Cincinnati, Philadel-
phia. Boston. Brooklyn and Kansas
City clubs he viii play with the pro-
posed American Association team Of
chicago.
Olmstead hasn't reported to Chicago
vet. Mike CautMlon has appealed TO Ban
Johnson and is making an awful fight
to retain him to the end OF the season.
CantflIOn believes he can find some
flaws in the latest anti-farminE rule
which will permit him TO keep his slab
man until "A. A taps are sounded
They say that Mike Cantillon is eat
ing ON the run nowadays. Mike IS so
worried that he can't sit down long
enough to partake of his coffee and
and III the MiIlers do not win. he'll nee3
a strait-iacket at the end Of the cam
nafgn. Cantillon has his heart set on
winning. and his disappointment will be
terrible if his club falls Town
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
KETCHEL MAY YET
MEET S. LANGFORD
Promoters of New York Club
Still Doubtful of Stag
ing Bout.

NEW YORK, Aug. N.-There is still a
strong possibility that the ten-round 20
between Stanley Ketchel and Sam Lang
ford at the Fairmont Athletic Club in
New York may occur.
The management OF the club declares
it IS a regularly organized club and has
a perfect right TO pull off the fight. II
TO flaw can be picked IN the standing
or the Fairmont as a legitimate club.
the fight viii occur.
Willus Britt. manager for Ketchel. is
IN New York and declares Ketchel Is i'm
splendid shape for the battle.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
GIANTS WILL WINTER
AT FL PASO, TEXAS
Rumors Say Team Will Use Dia-
mond of Mexico Jockey
Club.

Ell PASO, Texas, Aug. 31.-That the
New York clrb OF the National League
will winter In FL Paso Is the an
uouncement made by Colonel W1un OF
the Mexico Jockey Club.
In preparation for their coming he
stated that the MeNico club was con
structiuE a diamond and erecting a
handsome club house on the clubs
round near JuarcZ for their use.
He stated the Giants would come
at the close of the season.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

MANY 7 DRIVERS
FOR BIC MUNSEY RUN
ENTRIES CLOSE
ON SEPTEMBER II

Entries i'm the Frank a.. Munsey
reliability contest close at noon,
September II, 1909. Eleven days
from today.
Twenty-Five makes are num-
bered among the twenty-nine en-
tries received 10 date.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
WOULD NOT REPORT,
GET A SUSPENSION

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. G.-Pitcher
LaEoe and Shortstop Tooley. of tine local
Southern Michigan League ball club,
who were sold 20 Rochester. y. Y, ana
refused e. report there unless given part
of the purchase price, were suspended
TODAY from organized baseball.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
TENNIS PLAYERS
HERE FOR MATCH

NEW YORK, Aug d--AmOng the
passengers who arrive today on the
kronprinZ William were j. c. Parke,
c. 2. Dixon. and W. c. Crowley, mem
bers of the British tennis team which
viii compete, on September II. at Phil
adelphia. against American players TO
decide the team that is 10 go 70 Aus
tralia TO compete for the Davis cup
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
Manufacturers Eager to Land
Efficient Handlers for
Their Entries.
SOULES M AITKEN
HAVE FINE RECORDS
Both Are Veterans and Will Bear
Watching in Coming
Tour.
BY HARRY WARD.

Recognizing the Importance Of the
Frank A. Munsey reliability contest, the
manufacturers who have entered their
cars In this event are picking the best
men available to pilot their entries. At
the present time more than a dozen Of
the best known drivers in the country
have been nominated for the Muasey
tour. The latest addition to the list
Of famous drivers is VIII Soules. one Of
the well-knOwn SOUles brothers, who
for many years drove Pope-Toledo rae
ing cars in track and road contests.
Soules viii drive one OF the C%roxtou-
Keeton entries. a 45-horsepower. seven
passenger touring car.
Bernhart to Drive.
The other CroNton-K eeton entry. a
30-horsepOwer. foUr-passenger car. will
be driven by o.. p. Bernhart. vice
president Of the Croxton-Keeto Motor
Company. Of MassilIon, Ohio. Mr.. Bern
hart drove a Jewell car in the Gliddcn
tour and, as he IS entirely familiar with
touring conditions. the CroXtOn-I[eetOn
stands an excellent chance Of figuring
among the prize winners.
As the Chairman's car sets the pace
for the tour, IL IS eminently fitting that
II hOuld be a car Or known reputation.
capable Of holding the lead Of the tour
throughout Its length. and Furthermore
that the driver should be an expert.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
KLINE BOXES MACKEY.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. q. - Biz
Mackey. Of Cleveland, viii meet Patsy
Kline, i'm the wind-up an the Douglas
Athletic Club. here tonight.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
A c TO THE MINORS.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3l.-Fresideut
George Tebeau, of the aKnsas city
Blues, has purchased Pitcher Campbell
from the Cincinnati club of the National
L 90 nome
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
'Batted Tor LeIlvcIt in Tho thlrd.


Wo-paSe Hlth-bfoMI ne ocidtieI-
Three-base hit-Stone. Sacrifice hits
Hoffman, Yohe. Criger. Bailey. Nc
Aleese. HoseII Passel balls-By
Street. ]. by CTigeT. . Stolen base
Ferris. Hit by pitcher-By Groom, J..
Wild pitches-Groom, I; Bailey, J.
Bases on balls-Oh Bailey, .; of
Groom. 3. Struck out-By Bailey, g.,
by Groom. Z. Left on bases-St. Louis,
9: Washington. II. Umpire-Mr. Egau.
Time OF game hour and ~ mute
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
Standing of the Club.
NATIONAL LEAGUR
Yesterdays ResultA

Chicago, 2: New York. 0.
New York. .; Chicago. O
Pfttsbure, ., Brooklyn,t l.
Philadelphia, 3; St. Louis. 2
Cincinnati, .; Boston. 5.