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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-18
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

the city The~traffi at one time was legalized by the city government. Of late it has been tol- erated-winked at--on roundabout bonus plan. In the general summing up the vice and it's seat have been officially recognized. The women have submitted to the demands made upon them in most cases. They are willing to- day to comply with any reasonable exactions. Then why not throw this problem upon the bal ancing scales of justice.
 It is plain business proposition and should be stripped of all sentiment There is demand for the removal of the district. The suppression of the vice has not been asked for It's elimina- ton is recognized as impossible. A new locali- tv, endorsed by the officials of the city of Globe, must be found. There is plenty of capital will
 ing to profit by the traffic to be had for the build ing of new houses When the reservation is in readiness notice to vacate the present quarters will witness an exodus of the courtesan colony. That is the only solution of the problem. And forgetting the essence of the evil and placing the real punishment in the hands of the court of last resort, the city will have done its duty to and will be given credit for exact and even justice, even unto fallen woman
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
Idle Items

These platonie friendships don't call for any thing much in the way of Christmas present.
 The ice money you didn't save would have come in handy to buy coal with.
 1t takes motherly soul to bring up a rubber plant properly
 Stove-pipe jokes are out of date, but the radiator furnishes just as good material.
 1t takes genuine courage to ask saleslady to show you something cheaper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

If this latest creature of some perfervid i'm agination, an independent Roosevelt Bryan cru sade against predatory wealth in 1912, does not bring forth something from Chancellor Day, we shall conclude that eminent fre-alarmist is hopelessly out of the running forevermore
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The senior senator from Rhode Island is go- ing about his present task in the usual way His quiet, soothing, almost deprecating HNothing to say; nothing whatever is working overtime out west much to the regret of his many would be reportorial friends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Soda water dispensers say that the winter season IS now almost, if not quite as profitable as the summer. And yet there remain people who do not believe women are constantly widen ing their sphere of endeavor
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Whoever it was that discovered the pending conspiracy" to discredit Taft and pave the way for Bwana s return from Elba, it probably will not be necessary for the very modest and retiring Secretary Fred Carpenter to prove an alib
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
MORNING SMILES
4 PeeUish Opinio,

4 PeeUish Opinion like to read of nimble Jack, That youngster pliant, Who exercised his climbing knack, And slew the giant. The reason why you may conjecture: :: He did his task and didn't lecture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

President Roosevelt says you cannot believe one-half that is written about hunting in Af- rica," says the Dayton News. Now, to which half do you suppose the colonel is contributing 2 Awards for all correct answers will be delivered in 1948
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

A Nebraska judge has decided that kiss does not necessarily constitute proposal. His honor does not propose that there shall be one sort of law for the seashore and another for the in- terior.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The bureaus of vital statistics should figure out what the dear ladies spend annually on their voluminous headgear. At least such reports would be vital to the husbands and papas who pay the bills
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
MildIu Interested

Transmitting by telephone is merely mat ter of vibration '
 ''So I've heard"
 "Experimenters have found that you can make yourself understood over the wire by holding the receiver against your chest''
 Sounds reasonable. Will it work through a porous plaster?''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

'Marse Henry'' Watterson thinks Paris is unquestionably Europe's finest product. And we do not mind informing Paris that "Marse Henry is just about America $ finest product.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

And now the turkeys are having appendicitis. Of course, the real desirable turkeys of the future will cost not only the price of bird but the added expense of an operation previously made to insure its perfect health
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Some of the papers insist that King Edward is sixty-nine, while others put it down sixty eight. The exact truth ought to be established and adhered to. At Edwards time of life, and for other reasons, little points like that count
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
The Modern POlonius

Pay your debts promptly, son. ''All right, dad'' "Then when Opportunity knocks you won t be afraid to go to the door"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

After all, one of the things the people ap- pear to like best in Mr. Taft is his ever-wiling and cheerful concession that somebody else is entitled to think now and then
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Only twelve candidates have bobbed up in op- position to Senator Dicks reelection so far. but the campaign is young yet, and the source of supply unusually large.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
SOmethinq to Reach For

SOmethlng to Redch For Have you provided pitcher of ice for the orator?'
 Yes; and also small box of dried codfsb He's graduate of the grocery lyceum."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

"Not that Secretary Ballinger's reply is the most convincing of documents" suggests the New York Mail. Or that Mir. Glavis' recital is perfectly fair, logical, and unprejudiced se- quence of facts and conclusions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
AR Early EGaB,pLe

An EdfEy EGdmpIe Some people fall naturally into the good things of life'
 For instance?''
 Even among schoolboys there's the handy kid who rings the bell, answers the door. and manages to get out of doing any studvinp ;,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

On account of the sad defeat of Mr. William Randolph Hearst for mayor of New York the Commoner will not be issued with its column rules reversed any time soon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

It was reported recently that Saratoga N. Y., had gone "dry." It was such palpable fake. however, that even Commander Pearv did nut feel called on to denounce it as such.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Having passed through the south without par taking of one mint julep or sazarac cocktail, MT. Taft can never hope to be awarded the sacred title of "colonel' ''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
Polar Rates

A North Pole hero is pet;
 The latest is a perfect bird. We understand he is to get
 A dollar and twenty per word.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

A theatrical production labeled "A Dry Town" IS touring the south. The go-out-be- tween-theacts contingent is unanimously of the opinion that it is "bum'' show.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

'Twlll be sweet to hear the insurgent watch dogs honest bark bay deep-mouthed defiance as they draw near Washington and "UncIe Joe ,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
.WdStiRg Time

WdStlng Tune That old codger must have a good deal of time on his hands, Seen him wasting any?, Well, saw him spend several hours trying to persuade young fellow not to get married so early in life''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

And after the flies are exterminated, as the scientists say they must be, it is to be hoped it will not be discovered that the flies held in check something worse
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Why should English statesmen complain so bitterly that the suffragettes throw brickbats at them! It is notoriously true that women never hit anything at which they throw.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Hon. George B. Mcclellan probably is busy preparing to go out like a lamb.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The Gaynor presidential boom has been put in cold storage, where it will occupy very quiet, very small, and very unostentatious cor ner for some time to come.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with l2,OOO or less population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

On account of the high cost of living, ham and eggs rarely speak as they pass by nowadays, whereas they used to be inseparable cronies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The president of Bryn Mawr says College girls make the best wives" As she is an inter estlng spinster however, her testimony will have to be ruled out as mere hearsay
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Bryan has been twice defeated, 7 says the Petersburg Progress. Oh, yes; and then somel
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
Of Course

Every man thinks his town the finest place on earth to live' f-''0 It's pity We don't apply this tendency to our other surroundings in life. It shows that we can all be contented if we want to be-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
4 Kick from Posterity

fl hac6 From POsterity Those mound builders must have been law lot" "eeh id~y Why so?"
 Didn't leave half the arrowheads and otbor curlos they might have left for the bpnaGt of collectors" ueii' oi
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The fact that Commander Peary is to get $1 20 per word for forthcoming magazine article probably will not occasion an acute crisis in the Outlook editorial sanctum, however.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

An astronomer claims that there is "no moist ure whatever on Mars" Evidently, the Mar tan prohibitionists have system that beats the earthly variety beningy and sufficiently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Speaking of Mary Garden, begins writer. We'll he need not have worried in the least Mary may be depended on to speak for herself and right frequently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Relations always give us lot of trouble, whether they are foreign or domestic, y says the Baltimore Sun. Especially poor relations, pre- sumably.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Even the Outlook's most distinguished con tributing editor will admit to MT. Peary, how ever, that accepting $1.20 per word for maga- zine article is not an indictable offense
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

The North Pole controversy continues to be the most fearful and wonderful conglomeration of toasts and roasts known to modern times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

cene, Soda water dispensers say that the winter in season IS now almost, if not quite as profitable as the summer. And yet there remain peopl, 5 who do not believe women constantly widen hVeieu ing their sphere of endeavor. The bureaus of vital statistics should igur, th out what the dear ladies spend annually on the ttI volumlnous headgear. At least such reports ot as would be vital to the husbands and papas who o' anu pay the bills
 Nebraska judge has decided that kiss does is oo not necessarily constitute proposal His honor His does not propose that there shall be one sor ,ng to of law for the seashore and another for the in ort;n,o terior.
 would -
 'Marse Henry' Watterson thinks Paris is
 unquestionably Europe's finest product AnG dward we do not mind informing Paris that "Marst sixty Henry is just about America $ finest product ,lished ---- e, and After all one of the things the people ap unt pear to like best in Mr. Taft is his everwiline
 and cheerful concession that somebody else is licitis. entitled to think now and then of the --- rd but Only twelve candidates have bobbed up in op ousiy position to Senator Dicks reelection far
 but the campaign is young yet and the source
 of supply unusually large. is the
 it's the On account of the sad defeat of Mr. William recital Randolph Hearst for mayor of New York the ,ed se- Commoner will not be issued with it's column
 rules reversed any time soon. ain so Having passed through the south without par ,ats at taking of one mint uep or sazarac cocktail Mir never Taft can never hope to be awarded the sacred
 title of "colonel '' en put It was reported recently that Saratoga, N Y very had gone dry It was such papable fake IS cor however, that even Commander Peary did nut
 feel called on to denounce it as such writer. theatrical production labeled "A Dry least. Town" IS touring the south. The go-out be herself acts contingent unanimously of the
 opinion that it is a ''bum'' show q con The president of Bryn NIawr says "college how girls make the best wives" As she is an inter maga estng spnster however her testimony will have
 to be ruled out as mere hearsay with An astronomer claims that there is 'sno moist to 90 ure whatever on Mars.' Evidently, the Mar unera tan prohbitionsts have system that beats the
 earthly variety benngly and sufficiently. ys Sir Relations always give us lot of trouble vative whether they foreign or domestic says the r. An Baltimore Sun Especially poor relations pre-
 sumably.
 to be The Tact that Commander Peary is to get $1 20 ration per word Tor forthcoming magazine article mes roDaDy Will not occasion an acute crisis in the
 Outlook editorial sanctum, however m and - adays, Ana after the files are exterminated, as the nies scientists say they must be- it is to be hoped
 will not be discovered that the flies held in check , busy something worse.
 Twill be sweet to hear the insurgent watch ys the dogs honest bark bay deepmouthed defiance as some! they draw near Washington and 'sUnce Joe. j
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
THE SOCIAL PROBLEM

"Let justice be done though the hedvenS should faH"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Still, no rational person at all acquainted with "Uncle Joe" would have expected him to go about the country delivering his own funeral oration during congressional recess.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

''It is glorious to be born poor" says Sir Thomas Lipton. A much more conservative statement than certain famous one of Mr. An drew Carnegie
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18


 conspiracy" to discredit Taft and pave the way for Bwana $ return from Elba, it probably will not be necessary for the very modest an6 retiring Secretary Fred Carpenter to prove al alibi
 The senior senator from Rhode Island is go ing about his present task in the usual way. His quiet, soothing almost deprecating Nothing tc say; nothing whatever" is working overtime out west, much to the regret of his many would be reportorial friends
 Some of the papers insist that King Edward is sixty-nine, while others put it down sixty eight. The exact truth ought to be established and adhered to. At Edward $ time of life, and for other reasons, little points like that count. And now the turkeys are having appendicitis of course, the real desirable turkeys of the future will cost not only the price of a bird, but the added expense of an operation previously made to insure it's perfect health.
 ''Not that Secretary Ballinger' $ reply is the most convincing of documents" suggests the New York Mail. Or that Mir. Glavis' recital is perfectly fair, logical, and unprejudiced SC quence of facts and conclusions
 Why should English statesmen complain so bitterly that the suffragettes throw brickbats at them? It is notoriously true that women never hit anything at which they throw.
 The Gaynor presidential boom has been put in cold storage, where it will occupy very quiet, very small, and very unostentatious cor her for some time to come.
 Speaking of Mary Garden, begins writer. We'll he need not have worried in the least Mary may be depended on to speak for herself and right frequently.
 Even the Outlook s most distinguished con tributing editor will admit to Mir. Peary, how ever, that accepting $1.20 per word for maga- zine article is not an indictable offense.
 Still no rational person at all acquainted with "Uncle Joe" would have expected him to go about the country delivering his own funeral oration during congressional recess.
 ''It is glorious to be born poor,'' says Sir Thomas Lipton A much more conservative statement than certain famous one of MT. An drew Carnegie.
 The North Pole controversy continues to be the most fearful and wonderful conglomeration of toasts and roasts known to modern times. On account of the high cost of living, ham and eggs rarely speak as they pass by nowadays, whereas they used to be inseparable cronies.
 
 Hon. George B. Mcclellan probably is busy preparing to go out like a lamb.
 Bryan has been twice defeated" says the Petersburg Progress Oh, yes and then somel
Evening star., 1909-09-02

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT TILL PM.
MARVEIsS OF BEAUTY.
WITHOUT DOUBT THE GREATEST HOME
VALUE EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
SIX SAFE AND SANE RESIDENCES.
PRICE, $3.50 MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
32l0 to 1920 18th St. NV.
Beautiful Columbia Heights.

Oocn day and night till y pm.
HOUSES AND COMPARE THEM WITH ALL
FOR SALE. then your comparison and medi.
HND SANE 1 HoMfs1aiways Es1 @ to be as yoa
first see. So properly built that deteriorat ton
is remote No froeks nor frills ls No pins
property for the best people-truly safe. sane
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS has as Its citlzsns
bought their homes here because they deem 1t
the best place TO live High elevation: unsur-
passed car facilities: churches. schools and
13th st. between Kenyon st. and Park road.
where these residences are located. IS the
prett.isst block M In the section: spaeious lawns
an on-place to leave the family IN the bus-
bands absence
brick Not subject to stain or atmospheric
conditions. Stone and brick porches-far bet
ter than wooden structures. The essential
servants lfront CELLAR entrance.
The first floor has parlor. library Cor recep-
tion halp, dining room. pantry and kitchen:
The second door has three immense bed
rooms and tiled bath: four large closets on this
The third foor tfuIl height, has two large
noor. An air space above Both bathrooms
are unsurpassed in equipment; pedestal. por-
celain washstands. very expensive medicine
Hall coneol mirror. as well as plate glass
mirror door to cloak closet in reception hall.
THE WOODWORK THROUGHOUT Is OF
GENUINE OAK, FINISHED AS SMOOTH AS
VELVET.
THE GURNEY HOT-wATER HEATER.
REAR STAIRWAY OF SOLID OAK. Laun-
dry tubs Two-story porch.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS TIfROCGHoCT. Most
exquisite lighting fixtures. Expensive maHtels
and decorations. Servants conveniences.
Numerous other vital features essential to
the making Of SAFE. SANE AND SANITARY
residences.
Wide, deep lots Gao feet deep to alley.
Thirty foot front lawn.
CONE OUT. BRING THE FOLKS.
Open till pm. daily.
Evening star., 1909-09-02
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
17os 2lst ST. NV, . rooms and bath $50 90
1892 Sherman ave, rooms and bath Al. 90
2n17 10Th NV, 10 rooms and bath. As 20
1918 18th ST.. rooms and ba ath ........ 40. 20
a22 23d ST. NV. rooms and bath. 90. 90
626 o st NV 6 rooms and bath. $500. .25. 80
631 G at. ne. Z rooms and bath. 80
$40 Columbia road 6 rooms and bath 30. SO
1447 Monroe, rooms and bath 35 30
124 f st. NV, 10 rooms and bath 40. 30
213G St. rooms and bath ..........2 .27. 30
As s st. NV, rooms and bath. .25. so
FLATS
141O 14th st. W.. 8 rooms and bath 35. so
APARTMENTS.
No. AZ, the Chesterfield. rooms and ba III. 40 90
". II. WALKER. 729 18th at. NV.
au2S-sa. .tu h.n
Evening star., 1909-09-02

419 9th NV, lor b..
h-w heat. ..... .$I6.Jo
Al 9th NV, 13r, b.
b-w heat. al. 90
11Ol \ ii v.10r. .b35. 80
35i 11th Sc. st&d $50
1856 Az sw, st&d 35. 30
ia A ne. Tor. b. .32. 30
500 I'd NV. .Sr. b. .30.g
911 9th sw. Or. b. 20. 80
COZ f ne, Sr. b. /. %. 40
1919 LIST NV, Or. b. %. 40
1345 LIST NV, 6r, Is. 10
216 1874 sw, sr. b.25. 40
a o NV, 6r. b. so
1874 F ne, Grab. .21.J so
$50 NJ sw. Or. b. .@.50
252 1lth sw, Sr. b.20. 30
1927 9th nv. .6r.b. 20. 90
l311 + ne. 6r. b. rs. 80
s24 X ne. Or; b. .17.5O
1901 r Sc. Or, b. II. 90
63 Myrtle, Or. b. 16. 30
1929 Monticello. 6r. b. 16. 80
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