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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
SANTA CLAUS PARTY

Mrs. \. F. MalSch entertained a num- ber of children yesterday afternoon in honor of her little son, Arthur Bnd- well Maisch. The party assumed the s>rect of a Santa Claus affair and the little tots were as happy as such things usually make them.
 The little guests began to arrive about g clock and were amused with all sorts of childish games for a short time. until all had arrived.
 The doors leading into the dining r.om were kept closed and an air of mystery pervaded the room, but after all the guests were present, they were urpned and the scene they disclosed caused all the little eyes 10 open wi1e win wonder and delight. On the cenN fer of the table in the darkened room stood a real Christmas tree with ever .. many candles burning and illuminat- .- the many glittering decorations.
 The children were seated about this able. their places being marked by santa Claus cards, his photograph that ua had left for each of them.
 Dainty refreshments consisting ofsthc r..rgs children like best and including animal cakes, were served after which
 
 r.e tree was unlOaded. For each child there was a little stocking full of nuts arI candy and a package containing ,ame appropriate toy.
 Considerable amusement was furnish pl turing the afternoon by mechanl' rH toy built on aeroplane lines.
 The following little guests were pres r.-: Bernard and Ford Knowles, Rob- p.r Hegardt, Aldin Toombs, Robert And -, Robinson, Philip Lantin, George >-oueman, Frederick Nave, Robert Earl Hopkins, Virginia Hunt, Mufiel Mur- rav. Charlotte Sultan, Gladys Rupkey, Marian Hurd, Gertrude Hoar, Evelyn .I.nes and Lillian Jones. Pauline Me ,arrhv. Cathryne Williamson, Belle N-wman and Kathryn Hansen were un- able to attend.
 Mrs. MaisSh was assisted by her mother. Mrs. Bridwell and Mesdames Butler. Geo. w. P. Hunt, w. ;. sultan and Miss Josie Murphy.
 After all the children wants had been supplied they were left to romp mrrrilv for short time and refresh nonts were served to the ladies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

been was named by President Taft to succeed J. l.. B, Alexander as United States district attorney for Arizona. the appointment will not be confirmed by the senate until it reconvenes in Jan uary after the holiday vacation:
 Plans are now under way to start daily shipments of from 100 to 15O tons of ore per day to the Copper Queen shelter at Douglas, from the Shattuck mine at Bisbee, the first since the fall of 1907, the start to be made 1 about January 1.
 Practically all grading and tunnel work has been completed and the lay- ing of the track has been commenced by the shannon Copper company in the construction of the Shannon. Arizona | railroad.
 A new pumping plant, consisting of two Nordberg triple expansion 4.cyl- inder pumping engines, two 160 h. D. Sterling boilers and one separately fired per-heater, one lO-inch pipe line and two 500,000 gallon storage tanks has been installed at Morenci and the water company assures an ample supply of water for years to come.
 The Arizona Copper company of Mo renei is making good progress with the construction of its new briauettinp plant for concentrates, which will in crease the output at reduced cost.
 The total average attendance of the Morenci schools for the month of No vember was 535.
 After year of practical and exten- sive development, the Climax Mining company, owning properties along the Hassayampa, has made the announce ment that water pipe line will be con structed to propel the mill machinery and that the operation of the interests would begin immediately,
 Through the activity of Secretary Grindell of the Douglas Chamber of Comerce and Mines a branch of the recently incorporated Grover Cleveland Tuberculosis Preventorium for children may possibly be located at or near Douglas.
 Immense consignments of produce and supplies are being shipped out of Douglas to be the mining districts of Sonora.
 The engineering offices of the Southern Pacific, recently located at Naco, have been removed to Kelton, the junction of the Southern Pacific and the Mexico & Colorado lines seven miles below Courtland.
 Six months in the county jail is the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
CLUB MEETING POSTPONED

On account of the occurrence of sev- eral other events on Monday evening the meeting Of the O. Y. K. club will be postponed until Wednesday evening December 29, when they will be enter. tained by Miss Ruth Vanina and Miss Carolyn Fullerton at the home of Dr. and Mrs. l.. E. Wightman.
 The young ladies have planned some unique entertainments for the evening
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

| Lowell lying beside the railroad tracks in an unconscious and nearly frozen condition. Instead of suffering from exhaustion as was at first supposed it was found on examination that he was helpless from intoxication.
 Ralph Andrews, aged l9, who quar- reled with his father, one of the leading members of the Kansas City board of trade, about six months ago and then left home, landed in Bisbee last week in q down and out condition. He had done we'll at first, but later was robbed of what money has had by hobo com panion. At Bisbee he found friend of his fathers, who gave him his fare and sent him home rejoicing.
 Officers, including trustees of the fund as well as the departmental and medical staff who will participate in governing the association, have been named for the recently formed Copper Queen Employees Benefit association.
 Although Joseph E, Morrison of Bis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
Choked to Death

Is commonly said of babies who have died of the croup. How unnecessary this is. No child ever had the croup without having cough or cold at the start. If you will stop the first symp- toms of the cough with Ballard s Hore- hound Syrup there is no. danger what, ever of croup. Sold by Palace Pbar. macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
Free Show at the Iris

The Iris Theater will give matinee today at ?. m. FREE to all children under l5 years of age. Merry Christ, mas to all the little ones.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
Social ]: C ircleS
 |O By Edna Surerus Hasse

X Merry Christmas to all who may glance at this page this morning. On this day we should all be merry sni happy, for the day commemorate fhp bringing of joy and peace to the earth. The gift giving which some times Overshadows all other ideas in connection with Christmas is only the symbol perpetuating the great gift be. slowed upon mankind on the first Christ. mas morning.
 fr is not the costly gift that always gives the most pleasure, but the one which had been thoughtfully selected with @ view to its peculiar fitness for the recipient. In looking over your gifts this morning just those simple but carefully chosen ones will give you the kerneSt sense of pleasure. And so will thr ones you have bestowed upon oth- er> please according to the thought you have given their selection.
 .ut there are many less fortunate than yourself and unless you have done ,omething for some one of these your ChrSrmas lacks one of the greatest pleasures and theirs lacks one which yun might have added.
 Once more a Merry Christmas to all.
 f
 CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES
 The various churches gave the child. reu their Christmas treats in different waN,, but all managed to have real merry time.
 The Episcopal church people had a very pleasant evening at Bakery Iall, where gifts were distributed to the raldren.
 The Methodist Episcopal Sunday ,.a.al gave Jack Frost cantata ds r1r church which was very much eu- ru,.i by all who attended. The gifts were distributed after the entertain mr.r.
 The Salvation Army will be diStTib- urmg the many baskets and other gifts wovlded by the generosity of the G.une people this morning.
 There was no special program prc- pared at the Presbyterian church but at the regular Sunday school hour gifts will be distributed among the children.
 At the Methodist church Sunday ev- eaug there will be a special service when the male choir of about twenty vo.res will sing Christmas carols and appropriate selections.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Mound City Paints are better. Whal ley Lumber Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25
CHRISTMAS CAROLS

In olden times it was customary for lands of singers to pass along the ,rraets singing beautiful Christmas ear O.. on the eve of the glad day and 1t va, indeed pretty custom. But like n.nv other quaint customs it has been
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Six months in the county jail is the penalty that Wm. c. Allen is to pay for attempting to palm off half-eent
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

The engineering offices of the Southern Pacific, recently located at Naco, have been removed to Kelton, the junction of the Southern Pacific and the Mexico & Colorado lines seven miles below Courtland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Although Joseph E, Morrison of Bis,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Immense consignments of produce and supplies are being shipped out of Douglas to be the mining districts of Sonora.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

!. It was brought out at the trial of George Harris at Phoenix on a charge of insanity that he had killed two
 men during the course of his career, one in Texas and the other at Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Practically all grading and tunne work has been completed and the lay ing of the track has been commence, by the shannon Copper company in tn construction of the Shannon Arizon, railroad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

George Graham, aged l2, was found # sunday by Constable Bailey of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-25

Plans are now under way to star daily shipments of from 100 to 15 tons of ore per day to the Coppe Queen shelter at Douglas, from tn Shattuck mine at Bisbee, the first sine the fall of 1907, the start to be mad about January 1.
The evening world., 1909-02-18
.EXTRA!! BIG CROWD
HELD UP IN SUBWAY
Eleven Telephone Calls Tell
Editor of Terrible Accident
and Bad Service
WAKES UP STAFF, TOO.
Brake Beam Fell and There Was
-Four Minutes Delay on
an Express
WAKES UP STAFF, TOO,

Here's how the most recently formed
mems auxiliary, the Progressive So
clety for the Abatement Of Subway De-
lays, got by with It's frst try-out TO-
day. The phone on the city editors
desk rang at 10 o'clock. One Of those
excited. Caruso-pitched voices OF an In
dlgnant and consequently thoroughly
abused citizen shr!eked:
III you're tho editor. send some one
10 the subway--tra!n wrecked. Good
BY"
l0ol-"Hello. editor better wake up!
Dozen people hurt IN another subway
crash. Office boy late and Just told
me-"
loG-"well. been expecting II! Elk
press running one hundred miles an
hour around Worth street curve hit a
pillar and Lord only knows
"lO,o3-'Pon my word. old chap, It's
getting to be worse than-er. ah--lt
simply cawn't be worse--train of track
and business men lost four minutes
time and
Real Tlpster on Job.
1903 1-2-Here's a live tip. My name.
Abe Arllsch; live No. 2e3 Forsythe. Get
my money Saturday. Ell? Now here
was coming down In sub" editors voice
shouting "Cut It. Cut H." interrupts)
way Well. express hit something
maybe man or stray dog or wild
horse" (unsympathetic voice again
The evening world., 1909-02-18

Many readers Of the Evening World
saw the above clipping from the lnter'Ocean
and wanted to know OF this new formula
for curing kidney trouble.
DR.. Lynott offers Evening World
readers a free treatment. Dr.. Lynott.
however, say, that he proposes 10 siye the
free treatment only for limited time TO
convince the public In every part OF the
United States OF the positive wonderful et-
,icacy OF his treatment.
Eurthermo DR., Lynott wants TO make |;
clear that he has no "cure.all" He Is a
speclalist in kidney and bladder diseases
ard rheumatism. so pease DO not w!.te 10
him unless you have one Of these diseases.
II YOU write at once, both the medical advice
and the medicine are entirely free.
With .uch a fee offer anybody who STAYS
sick with kidney trouble or rheumatism de.
serves TO he SICK.
know that good many free offers have
been advertised where the public had t.
.cnd money, bat this free Offer really Is A
IhEE OFFER. And remember that In
stead 81 getting al ordinary ply scians YOU
g.. the medical advice free iirrrt i.uu
,me:Iras greatest OK rit Specialists 0H these
risaases See Free treatment certificate At
bottom Of this page ana get re,ie! righ,
now.
The evening world., 1909-02-18
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces OF Glycerine with a
half ounce OF Virgin Oh Of Pine COM
pound pure and q half pint OF
straight Whiskey. Shake we'll and
take In doses Of q tespoonful every
four hours. This mixture possesses
the healing, healthful properties Of
the Pines. and will bleak a cold IN
twenty.four hours ant cure any
cough that Is durable. In having this
formula put Up be sure that your
druggist uses the genuine Virgin OIL
OF Pine compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed only by the Leach Cheml.
cal Co.. Cincinnati. q.
The evening world., 1909-02-18
If IT DISAPPEARSIT'S ECZEMA
How to Tell Whether Skin Affection
Is an Inherited Blood Disease or Not.

Sometimes II is hard to determine whether
n skin affection Il a sign Of a blood disorder
or simply form OF eczema. Even physi'
clans are often puzzled Ia their diagnosis
The best way for any one afflicted Is to 30
to Iegemans Riker's, Kallsh's, Knsman's.
Iungmanns or any good druggist who han
dies pure drugs and obtain 50 cents worth
OF posIam. Apply this, and II the Itching
stops at once and the trouble Is cured In
few days 1t may be set down rs having
been eczema, as this Is the way poslam acts
In the worst cases OF eczema. and In curing
acne. herpes, blotches letter. piles. SAT-
rheum, rash. barber's and other forms OF
Itch. scay scalp. and all surface skin AZ
tectons.
Those who will write TO the Emergency
Laboratories. No. 80 West Twenty.fifth
Street. New York, can secure by mail free
Of charge supply sufficient to cure
small eczema surface or clear complexion
overnight and remove pmples In twenty.
four hours.
The evening world., 1909-02-18

heard Boy boy please take this
1Ool-Had ShmO transaction to execute
promptly az 10 O'Clock Train blocked,
damned brakes again, old rattle boxes
they're running nuw--uO schedules, hum
service, Service Commission joke.
Isn't there any redress for poor, SUI
fering public? Outrageous, intolerable
No country hut New iOrk-delayed
fifty-four minutes,
Al least the editor was convinced by
this time that something was wrong
some place. \ reporter who Just dotes
on those something, some place as
signments. and hence has much regard
for subterranean sufferers. went to ma
out. While out, or more correctly down
in the subway. the phone is ringing
as fast as It Is closed and more grew
some, awesome. simply unintelligtble re-
ports OF the subway disaster pour In.
Great Disaster"
The wheels OF the big story start
up, and dozens OF the star are wh'ri'ng
about getting an extra" ready, when
the something, some place individual!
iaunts in, deliberately consumes full
minute giving u boy his hat. lights a
cigar and saunters over to the boss's
desh the same boss prirned to open
broadsides OF censure for the same re-
porters steady ways.
Eyes, sir, there was a d!saster-a
brake beam dropped 100 feet north OF
the brooklyn Bridge station on a down
town BROOKLYN express, causing delay
OF exactly four minutes. Little conses-
ton"
Then came the ltght-the subway
fiend, old-time relative Of the newly
formed subway Bugs Association OF
Delays, put over smash against his
tirne-honored enemy. the subway,
Grand result: eleven telephone calls,
one excited office, four minutes delay
and a reasonably busy reporter,
The evening world., 1909-02-18

have got to provide proper outlets"
DR.. Hutchinson thought that II $780,
go could be secured from gas rebates.
or in any other way, for the extension
OF the anti-tuberculosis crusade II could
be best expended by simultaneous de-
velopment Of the present tispensary and
hospital system. Five thousand beds
FOR tuberculous patients are needed at
once. and the number OF clinics dealing
with tuberculous patients hould be in
creased to not less than thirty for Man
haitian and fifty for Greater New York.
The evening world., 1909-02-18
FINDS new KIDNEY CURE
DR.. T. Frank Lynott, New York Specialist
Discovers Remarkable Remedy.

At last a perfectly harmless and positive
cure appears TO have been found. Dr. T.
Frank Lyno,, formerly Of the New York
University. New York. later OF the famous
Bellevue Hospital, and now celebrated
specialist in Chicago, has very quick
acting formula which has been approved ey
the best doctors.
The evening world., 1909-02-18
d.. Frank Lynott

whose photo is printed here, is,
as you perhaps know, a great
authority on kidney and bad
der trouble and rheumatism,
Rarely before has a physician
of such high standing offered
TO treat patients by mail. But
DR.. l.yaott uants the people
to g,t the benefit of this free
treatment,
His cures have extended
over America and Europe. In
fact, Dr.. Lynott received a
special diploma on urinary
diseases from the great New
York University If which
the famous Bellevue Hospital,
New York, is now an honOred
part.
The evening world., 1909-02-18

From the Chicago lnter-Ocedn.)
All readers OF the Evening World
who have sick friends, suffering from
rheumatism or kidney trouble, will be
interested:
The evening world., 1909-02-18
TUBERCULOSIS
CAN Be WIPED OUT,
SAYS PHYSICIAN
DR.. Woods Hutchinson Points
Out Necessity Of a Wig
orouS Campaign.
COST IS FIRST NEED.
Noted Doctor Favors Charity
Organization Society
Plan.

, The. efforts Of the Committee on tho
Prevention Of Tuberculosis Of the
Charity Organization Society to get I'M
der way q movement which will even
tually stamp out tuberculosis In this
city has the Endorsement Of every COM
petent medical authority. II Is . move
ment indorsed by everybody CONVEX
SAINT with the facts concerning tubercu-
losis, its propagation and Its cure.
II this knowledge was shared by the
community In general there would be
little difficulty In raising funds for tho
Inauguration Of the prevention work.
The thousands Of citizens whose gas re-
bates will come In the nature OF a
windfall would be moro than willing
to divert the money to the committee
were they fully informed as to the
GOOD that can be accomplished with n
reasonable working capital. To the end
Of educating the public at large, The
Evening World will present series OF
opinions and facts gathered from recog-
nized authorities.
Can Be Wiped Out.
"Certainly, tuberculosis can be wiped
out" said Or. Woods Hutchinson. one
of the most prominent physicians In
New York City, in an interview to-day.
cit Is a disease which one person passes
on to another. In the past few years
owing to the discovery Of various bac-
terra, radical change has taken place
in regard to the attitude toward infec.
tious diseases.
"a few years ago you could never
have convinced people that malaria
could be wiped out. They had an Idea
that malaria was caused by dampness
in syamps, and that. In order to exter-
inmate II, all the swamp lands In the
country would have to DO drained. But
Il was discovered that malaria was con-
veyed to people by one particular genus
OF mosquito. Those mosquitoes breed
only in puddles or pools Of water which
have remained standing for at least
three months and are free from fishes
and tadpoles. Now, In order to night
malaria all the health authorities have
TO do Is to keep these puddles cleaned
up and not let water remain standing
for three months. Since these Things
have been known malaria has prac'
tically disappeared.
This is the principle on which We
have 90. to fight tuberculosis. Tubercu'
losis Is caused by germ known as th'
tuhercle bacillus. The campaign has
got OF he waged against this undeslra
bic citizen. This germ breeds on th'
dirty floors OF badly ventilated an'
b,dIv lighted rooms, not only in th'
tenement houses, but anywhere
The evening world., 1909-02-18
CrOSsiOWn On1nibuses

Patrons of the Oreenhut store will be carried
Tree OF charge in the 18th Street Cross'own
Omnbuses to and from Subway and Fourth
Avenue Cars, Third Avenue Elevated and Sur
face line and the Surface Car lines on Broadway.
The .ales advertised here are for Fridays selling
The evening world., 1909-02-18

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The evening world., 1909-02-18

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The evening world., 1909-02-18

Send no money-read the certlh-
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once and get the free treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

self openly into the warpath Prove your theory by
winning him from me long enough to make people
forget he thought of me, and | shan't mind IN
the least being Tilted by him IN your favor.
SIS he sufficiently exciting to make it worth
whe?" Dolly asked with mock concern.
Come and see," challenged. 'Pve promised
Monsieur Geraud an hour this afternoon the
portrait he commenced weeks ago, and mothers go
ing to stop for me when the sitting is She'll
bring Baron de Berenzig, of course-they're always
together these days. She's persuaded him to drop
the modest title of last year and assume the dignity
of his estate and people beginning to understand
that it's all in the interests of her daughter. OH
l appealed to Dolly desperately-"there's than
you realize to fight against, and I've got to marshal
my forces for the battle of my life in spite of the fun
you to in it"
"Very WE'LL general" Dolly leaned forward, her
eyes laughing into mine "Then I'm to be first ad?"
Dolly, I'm disappointed in you" Nella protested.
Don't you know womans first appeal is always to
man? You're second in rank-Carley Deane is
Number ~
"'Ah" Dolly looked surprised "I didn't know
he and Gypsy
Not at ALL" corrected Nella "He's merely voun-
teered his services unquestioning. Better begin
neuvers, Gypsy by having him there this afternoon"
She looked up at the Dresden clock on her mantel.
Come to Sherrys with me now, both of you"
and can go straight over"
so sorry" Dolly interrupted, "but I've luncheon
appointment 1 can't possibly break I'll meet you
later Say where"
I looked at Nella with sudden inspiration "Sup-
pose telephone Dick and have him take us some
where downtown"
Nella sat up and unexpected light sprang into
her eyes Dor she cried THAT will help me cut
the Powell Knight party and crowd of debutantes to
compare me to-unfavorably. And Dick-why, Eye
not him for years, it seems
Whatever his plans may have been, Dick received
my suggestion as though he'd been anxiously await
ing something of the Nella and met him at his
way down. He made send away the motor bun
to complete the quartet Nellas eyes were unusually
"Wi you trust yourself to me?" asked my brother
in return.
Providing you'll show new road" Nella an
swered, looking up at him quickly
well, then, no Sherry Del today" he informed
us. "Im going to give you taste of something
you'll not find anywhere else this side of Paris
Food or people?" inquired Make it people if
you can; I'm tired of the other.
Both You see" Robert Stead explained seating
himself beside me, the host guarantees satisfy any
variety of taste appetite and questions asked
You'll find every class and country represented"
Our cab deposited its cargo what appeared to be
high stoop brownstone house quite ordinary in ap-
identity of the proprietor, but the place might have
been the establishment of modste-it differed not
one whit from the recognized type. Once inside, how