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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Fans ore delighted over the improee
menis hens made at the bali park and
have been assured that the ear lins
would be Te.extonded to The park en-
trance By the time The season openat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

ralierle5 For toe local team are err.
rlylng. They WIN begin 70 work out
nest week and all players win be nat
into lhe neld by the 5th for q weeks
practice before either the exhibition d
practice games begin
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03

PITCHERS Ready to Let splitter Alone
New York, Nov. SIT begins to
look as if the spit ball would be put
in storage and remain there. A talk
with ball players last season indi-
Gates that the flinging of the wet ball
will be a thing of the past next year,
or at least there will be very few
pitchers using it.
Charlie Hemphill says the spit ball
is not right and should be cut out.
Willie Keller says it's a difficult ball
to hit, and when it is breaking good
you might as well go up there and
take your swing and then sit down.
If you hit it its catchers have com
planned about it all the time as a
catcher can't throw the ball as he
would like to.
Infielders also have their own
troubles with the spit ball. Baseball
fans always wondered why Elberfeld
and other shortstops would get the
ball and then turn it around in their
gloves before making the play.
1t was done so as to get good grip
on the ball.
With fast men on, no time could
be lost, and many a game was lost
because of wild throws after a spit
ter was used.
There is talk that the spit ball will
be abolished at the big league meet
ing, which will be held here in De-
cember, but there would be a years
leeway given. Pitchers say that con-
slant use of the spit ball ruins the
arm, and if any pitcher has a good
curve ball he loses it by pitching the /
splitter.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03

and G.. F. LaFrenz, residing at
01623 Elm street. have located a
dam and power site on the Salmon
and Snake rivers in central Idaho
about 40 miles. south of Grangeville.
The development of the project is gi-
gantic and calls for a tunnel through
solid rock seven and a half miles in
length. When developed the power
site will aggregate 100000 horse
power.
The developing plan calls for a
combination tunnel and dam. The
dam will be 100 feet high and To-
Gated on the Salmon river about a
quarter Of mile from the point
where the big tunnel will leave this
waterway for the snake river There
is a 530-foot fall in the seven miles
through the tunnel and engineer
estimates call for this bore to be 10
by "a feet
R. ]. Zell, an engineer of Spo-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
May Check Gum Chewing.

City of Mexico, Nov. 3.-Dire woe
is in store for the American gum
chewer. In fact, his favorite non
perishable delicacy is threatened with
extinction. according to Franklin
Canning. an officer of the American
Chicle company, who has been III
vestigating the chicle supply in this
country
Owing to the great demand and
consequent high prices, the growers
of Yucatan have been tapping the
trees too often, and as a result the
trees are being destroyed at a rapid
rate.
Unless new chicle grounds are dis
covered or a system Of reforestation
is put into effect, Yucatan will have
no chicle to export in few years.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
Import Diamonds.

New York, Nov 3.-As a barome-
ter of national prosperity, the GUS
toms house at this port announces
that more automobiles and precious
stones were imported into this coun-
try during the month of October
than in any other same period.
Two hundred AMI twenty-seven
cars, valued at $66S,s41, were
bought in October, breaking all rec
ords. Since January, 1,741 cars
have been imported, valued at more
than 100000. Precious stones
and pearls valued at $5,132,1 89
were declared during the month,
breaking the record.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lewis, at 100 North
Mission street, Friday. November 5,
for the regular business meeting.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03

kane. has been working on the pro-
iect for about two months and the
estimates on cost Of construction
for the dam and tunnel are nearly
all in. Water right for 5000 second
feet have been taken out for the dam
on the Salmon river and 2,800 sec
ond feet for the Snake river side.
The power plant and buildings will
be located at this point. The plans
are to develop for electric power and
the fact that three transcontinental
roads are fighting for locations in
central Idaho would indicate that the
systems through the mountains may
be electrified.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
WITH THE FIGHTERS.

Bill Lang, by knocking out Bill

Bill Lang, by knocking out Bill
Squires, has become heavyweight
champion of Australia.
Vernon Austin, the middleweight
champion of the northwest, has been
signed to appear at the Armory A. A.
of Boston.
Freddie Weeks and Monte Dale,
the two Colorado featherweights,
will meet in Victor, Col, Thanks
giving day.
Manager Sam Fitzpatrick has had
another row with Jack Johnson and
has parted company with the big
black once more
Billy Brady, former manager of
Corbett and Jeffries, believes that AL
Kaufman is better boxer than eth
er Jeffries and Johnson.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
Panama Celebrates.

Colon. Nov. 3.-In this and other
cities and towns of Panama general
holiday was kept today in celebra-
ton of the anniversary Of Panama
independence. Many of the American
employees of the canal commission
and Panama railroad took part in the
festivities which marked the OBJ
seryance Of the anniversary.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
Olympia Woman Gets Medal.

Olympia, Nov. 3.-The National
Humane association has awarded a
gold medal to Rev. Emma E. Page,
of Olympia, a minister of the Chris
tian church. This medal is awarded
annually to the person doing the
most work in the teaching of mercy.
1t comes to Washington for the first
time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03
POWER DAM FOR
SNAKE RIVER
SPOKANE MEN TO FORM RIG
COMPANY FOR DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOP 10000 HORSE
POWER.

Spokane, Nov. 3.-A company cap
italized at from five to six million
dollars is stated to be in process of
organization by Spokane men for the
developing of power site on the
Snake river.
A. w. Urine. 1915 Boone avenue,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-03

San Francisco
little which
The
Cliff
The will
the
voyag oil discover
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

ceres 2omner, bill life lGtte Dem /
StanO til at flare Jig / &pngOen.
Mien Oesltoen pilOe BET ltpe tDite
6remitpO %lnarelt trnne game Ste
ZEN for at ifaOe, inafrentt bet funOe
pipe 9lnleOning til, at Ganfer, Ser
ira SiO til a1Oen er Olttfe0e op
ruge SnlriOs, I'LL lit fultere 6ornt.
) bpert Sub piI bore WtoOltonoere
ipr6aabentlig fonlnle til at regne
meO, at ben Oanife 9efolfning life
nte0 @pnOerne / &ommen oil li009
% le puu, at Sen 6~eOre1eiOrO tuges
ira Sen. Man bill bolOe 2ie meO,
bpno Ser bliper al Sen tplfe Slan, %
ltofores Sen, ioa ma Der gri6es til
6oriparspaaben. Get ifol !nt bite Jig,
EN- &rigserflGringen onllGttes |
&irfeligbeO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

Den blaa Sang6ug.

5 8egpu0elien al 1908 inOienote
SanOlGge Smith / @aOer5leu ell til
SiltriftsrOuaIget / Slespig itillet
Ani9gning ON at fna &unOrenG-
%ringsbepis til llObreOeli e Al line 10
0pger tom &omumlnalloptn % Sagt=
retten) lalltt Tor ben bluu Sangbog.
InOragenOet a%fpiites for SungbOgen5
&e0fommenOe, i0et mat / 8runOene
benDilt9 til Ben gar1le 6%ororOning
al 1866 moo Ifi9tr1il1g al oOpbiO-
ienOe" &iler. Smith frGpeOe itrafS
mlnotlig 6prbnnOIing peO 9iltrifts-
u0palget, Ser er 6oruultlti1gs0om=
itol for @ertltgOpmmerne; men l(O-
fal0et blep Set ianme. Man be1l=
bol0t Iig I'll Ben @eItemmelie 0ee=
ringsloDens 5 6, forite Ifinit), bpor-
efter pisie Sing fun uoeluffes ira
&unOrenpringsOrift; enooiOare no
taltes / @runOene, at SororOninger-
he al 1865 og 1866 (om Ifipngel=
ic og IfiGtning al Yopbioienoe"
Sange) enon1 bar gDloige.
Sagen gif Oerefter til Sperforpult=
n~ingsretten I Berlin og Itoo Der til
Sorbanoling BEN IS. MartS. Sr.
Smith par ielp meOt. SorbanOlingen
horeoe i'll. n6lenshorg @p." TO 81
nler.
@n &egeringsrooO bolot EN- poll
tiff Sole bpori ban fremb9be0e
gtoroi lespigernes gnife ON @enfor=
ening meo 9ann1arf og brrtgte Sc
fenbte SIagsoro ON ltnoeritstteIie al
IanOsforrpOerife Silbeieligheoer oib.
Getten raoOllog / balponoen Sin1e
% forfpnOte oerneit, at &Iangen az
bites. 9e ganle 6ororoninger al
1865 og 1866 erflereoes for gploige.
Wan bill nleo nogen Snteresie Of
tente Ell n9rmere 9eretning fra oen=
ne 6orbanOling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
&orreipDm0amcer
Suef, @is-
(6ortiat ira SIDE 81


@briiten Slien meD Camille ira
@eit Superior, iom bar nrentet" $.
=. Iifops SarmL er anfOn1men / Dis
ie Gage. Sigeleoes Sprelt Glallien
meo 6amilie ira &enpille> Minn.,
JON bar fpbt 9apioion 9roorenes
6orm. Sg til @illtown er anfom-
men flere Samilier.
Nu tales Der ON, at Sern6anen
oil bIipe forIeget til @elt Superior
% 9ltIutb, ioa bill fer blipe 2ip /
GjenOomsballOelen.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
st SremitsO mOo Den banife Surb

Der er - %itriper uSlensborg @p."
j9pultg / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
eeres Gfterinaffere / ben tpife Sres.
ie bleDet talt ON De Masier al Sen.
&C, Der ira &ongeriget itrsmmeoe til
&oroilespig, og ON De Willioner, Ser
itoo til &aaoigbeo til oanife Gien-
homsfgb.
9esbprre bar Bette peret 2gall
fem iaa meget an0et al oet, ser for
t9Qes ON Noroilespig for at paa=
fal0e W~eOfSlelien meo Sc nsolioenoe
Sortpifningsm9no. 9igeIom set er
fmaa WioGer, Ser fan raaoes ODER
til Ststte for oanif Sprog og SOL
feIib, er Set %forboI0spis enon1t Iongt
mf1ore, Der bar funnel gpres for at
bol0e poa oanlf Soro. Gn etfelt
@qng bar oatife 9%anosmpn0 lint
tet Jig iammen for at boIoe poo Ell
eaer nn0en @aoro, % finn iiploent
bar Ell 9onif fltnnet fomme Sen
preusiiife &egering / 6orfa6et.
9h1 for6ercoas Der ct mt It6rre
SreniteO moo Sen bonife Sor6. Oct
er 2onobrrgsfnmret for @ertl1gb6m=
merne Ieoet At Sen fortpIfningsiprige
@rep Gant5an, Ser gonr / SpiOian
teo Sprettelien al Ell Scipttelles-
eller misunderstanding for Sertuq-
remmerne, ct SelIfab meo begr9nIet
&eftelic, bag hnilfet Ser igen ifal
ftou Ell mn 9aanefasie. 9uu0e StatS=
fosien, 9ropinsfasiert &omret oq
maoIfe &6biteoer og Gomm1ner
FAINT prinnte ifal tegne Nnoele. 8rer
&ant5at bar oplp1t, at Staten ulenG
tiloe opertoge &un0reoe Inoele pao
1000 Marf, altiao 100000 Marf
&amret bar tegnet $4,000 Murf
SeIlfabet bill bel nof / aft Jamie
flere <noreoe Suiinoe Warf. Wfaa:
let er at reiie ZEN Solo al tpife Solo.
hitter imoo BET oanife 6remIt6o"
Mon bill forbinOre Mager pes @aaro.
ilaqteri, biz boi9tte 9unoorheioere %
cpoprfe Sober og Woier.
Soer for Bette me itprfe Srem
fteo MOB Sen Oanife Sorb, Der aabent
beofenber Jig lit 6ortpIfningsprpg
er Ser bi0tiG life fra oonif SiOl
ifobt nogen MoooGgt. &nnlpen moi
Sor6en biz, iom ti0Gigere panbiIt, bli
be BET al Sc me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iom melt bill og Dor feite Spmerf
fombeoen poa Jig.
Set er tioligere bGnot, at Sc far
petite og bGgtigite @aaben / Mo0
ftanoernes &pn0er er bfebne Sen
ielp til li0en @anoe. Sor6aabentIii
Til set goa pnn innme Moo0e iii
Sort bigtigite @Grn er Sen onllif
2anobo1tonos SelpitGnbigbeo o.
Spgtigbe6 til at bGOoe Jig efonomift
Ge Suiinoer, ser gnor / tpife NpbDg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Sra Sun 6ranciScu.

S ben Oa1lfe Strife / Sun 6rall=
cisco afbolotes SenOag Ben 81.
Wfarts Ell meget pelbelegt &irfefon-
cert. Mun t9nfte pau, bu mo laa
llG oper ben Representative 6oriam=
ling al 9anife: bare De oiloe lutte
Jig liOt tGttere til % og bei6ge bore
9f6Oer liot oftere ems Silfeloet mn
er. Sor / San Sranciscp er set fife
6eore END mango anore Steber:
Solf er fist for ienoregtige til at
or9rp9re Be regulGre @l1ostieneiter.
&oncerten bar arrangtret for at
ifuffe Benge til %foreitaaenoe uogift=
ter til Islurmcen. Sg De mango
Wenneifer, Der oberoGreoe ben, Dor
geoe for, at Seniigten CAB rigeligt
i1bbbtte. &irfen bar nermeIt oper-
fplOt, og set betpoer, at mere enO
500 Menneifer oberpGreoe &oncer-
ten.
Gen eneIte ltlenlpe pe0 Nftenen
TOR, at Yult. Sanlen / Ell file ST.
tro0uftionStale n0pareoe Elt6lifum
imo0 at applnt0ere Sc optr9oenoe,
Der Iaaleoes mantte nn0gau at fnn
bogitnpeli9e 9epiler pan BEN Geltil=
fre0s6e0, bporme0 0eres ~ppperligc
Gr9l tationer ~mootoges. Sprlig FREQ
ie0e Snteresl len ON W1r. Sctber isis
mer, Dor fenbte oonIfe &iolinbirtuoS.
Sans Spill bar betagen0e pnoigt,
rg finn 8aIt. &aniens Interchangeable
@enltilling ON life at applmtoere
formaoe0e at ltnOerfte Sen0enien ltoe
hlanbt set forltoaeliesful0e 8u6Gi-
finn.
De pprige osiiiteren6e bar 0a=
nterne: Miis Ignes Sonien, SrgeG;
Mrs. Cecilia 0ecfer Cor, Gang;
Miis Selen Golburn &eatb, Gang;
og Miis Ioa Clement, &Gaper.
MGe beIteOe f~ortient Opmerfiom-
heo, og &oncerten bapoe | Set 6ele
fun cen Sell, BET pur: at &rogrum-
met bar u0eluffenOe Gngelif. Nl-
BRIG buroe Ser / en- oanIf Strife al
I'll oanif Menig6e0 afboloeS nogen
9[rt &oncert ener WGoe, r0en at BET
0dnife Sprog fif 2op til at SpOe,
ielp ON set iaa Ifuloe blipe / en- me-
oct unbertrpft @ra0. SGet ~ingenttna
frriporer, at en- ounif Wenigbeo / en-
6anIf Strife afbolber nogen Irt Cont
menfomIt, u0en at set bnnIfe Sprog
fuar Sob til at lp0e. Wfen Set er
for 1aa bi6t ogiau Ben encite &ritif,
ser bgr f~rembebes ON ben ellers
felt igennem bel arrangereoe &on=
cert.
rSa, De bar bel meget tiltreos
meO &ei ultottet / SSnoag3"? lpnrg-
tc ieg @aIt. Sanien, % ieg t%orleoen
Slften benpenote mig til bam Tor
Ell lille Samtale.
nSoo tilfrebs, iom man fan blipe"
irore0e &oitoren, veftcrlom ri tiff
flun0e 6upe gipet @loOs til flere, lloer
Of Sen enfclte ifltIDc bIipe li6e6ogeltg
Gerert al SrGngilel. Spcr6opeoet
IcIu ON BET mango @ange for p9re'
Ipprt berll0e, ino u%lli9epel: Sa? iel
'mcner, 9SoIf bar / 8rltnoen bore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
Suffering

fpr 8iorag til 9ouis 9arlens efter-
loote, bans @nfe og 8prn. Sa Si-
oraqDoerne Dor bells / &ennuro, bells
/ Slair og euers nO ooer 2anoet
meaem Sc to 8per, nepner Ri blot
9topnene, iom be %forefommer paa
De inolenote SiOragsltIter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

" ONtl''NN'N "N~N = SN|HI Nv
at bi bar belt guaet til gen1em &in=
teren. 0ette er M life Silfeloet;
man bar bet, iaa OiOt mig 6efen0t,
nof iau gOOt Der ontfring / Settle
nentet. @i bar, meO ltnotagelie al Ell
file SnebDge MI % pa, Daft imlft
%eir i. lang Sio-
81 bar bait 9eior al MGn0 ira
Glf &orn / &inter; to al Dem bar
cno0o Orepet set ioo piOt iom at BE-
Ipqe % 10 @ange. 9tt beioge os bar
nog life alt, Sc gioroe; Sc fobte llent-
lig 9an0 ogioo, iaa ri nenter Dem
Gerop at b. / Sremti0en.
Ser er meget goOt 2onO / Settle
lnentets Miote, imn fan fSbeS til
rimelige 8rtier ogiaa. 8oot 2an0
fan en0nll fpbes for ca. $40 pr. Sc,
men ieg penter, at set bill itige nleO
6praarets Mabning. On nogen 6n=
fer Splpsning a11gaaenoe 9onoet
beromfrtng, tsr ieg nof benpile Dem
til ct Gar Weno, iom begge bar
Snteresl er beroppe. 9e CT S. &as-
m1sien og s. II. $. WDrtbu ira
eff Sorn; oe bar begge 2an0 berop-
pc. Seq bar fife oeres SiQaoelie til
ct BRUCE 0eres Nupne ber, men bober
set aligepel. Selp fan ieg gipe Sp-
lpsninger ON ca. 5000 4cres 9anO
lem er til Sulg, / og omfring bet
oanlfe Settlement peo 0icflon.
Maaife nogle pil iige lom ioaoan:
Get er merfeligt, at Ser er lua me
get 2ano til Sulg 0eromfring; Ser
er bit noget / Sejen ct e1er anoet
Ste0s. Sa, BET er Ser oglaa. Sog
6perfen meo 2anoeI eler ps, lom er
Her - nei; men bpao Ser er / Seien
e. Bette: Set babe al 2onoet bar
81. 81. 2anO % fp6tes al Spefulun=
ter, lom olorig bar p9ret fer for at
DO, og lom MI bill l9lge,og lan
er Ser nogle faa Imerifanere, lom
bar 2ano inoe mellem 9aniferne;
let bliper Dem for 0anif belt igert=
mem, og iaa paffer Be iannnlen peo
lfprIte gooe 9eiligbeo. 2anbet fan
fpbes for ca. $3.50 pr. Icres.
Ser relies aoifillige me Sule /
Nabolaget MI / 6pruaret. 81 bar
lige begpn6t poo TrGiteboligen opre
peo Sfolebltiet - ia, hi faar NOT
mart en- lille 8p oeropre. Naar Ri
iaa faar Dor Strife bggget, iau tror
leg nof, hi bill bere rtgtig GLADE og
tafnemmeIige. 8i bar 10 @uOstiene=
ite i S~fplabuiet, men BET er lille moi,
iIaar be fleite giper MsOe. Seq funoe
for &eiten baoe 2pIt til at minoe
@ennerne / Uncle Cams SaHo ON, at
ucr &asierer bar en- rigtig flor Tnng,
rnen Ser er enbn1 for liot I BEN til,
at hi ter bope at begpnbe paa Sir
fer. - @i ifl1loe 10 babe Sen bpg=
get, iaa hi funbe inobpoe til Wis=
.iIonsmeoe pg &irfeinopielie / Ell nGr
Srernti0.
Ba1t. Magmlsien, Dor fremtioige
&reIt, anfom BERTH / Deg fra 3.
Sufotu. @nn fom for &elten, uOen
nogen rigtig pioite set frrltb. San
bopse ifrepet ON itn @nfomit, men
&C. bf finn foor @oit 3 @onge ON
l1gen, par 8repet life naaet trent.
&au bette Smroaoe bill Ri Ogiuu fao
set beore, naar hi faar flere Solf
ber10, 1oa ri bliper flere ON at for
longe og fife far npoig at iige: tor
oi 6eoe ON at foo". @opernment=Se-
lefon er ube iaa longt iom Warfer-
billie ca. s Mil berfra og fan fnurt
faaes til 9icfion, bare ri er nogle
faa, iom bill bolbe en- 8bone.
8t bor olbrig for traplt beruppe
til at biie 2onosmeno, Tom maatte
fomme BERTH, bpao hi bar.
Meo Silien til r9aniferets 2e-
fore,
Carl Gbrtitionfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
9icfipn, Ilta,

Morts 80. 'O9.
Gpre &oIt. anoerien.
Seq bar 2pit til at eioe nogle fac
WeooeGeIier Der oppe fra, Oilers finn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

y &orreIponOancen naaeoe os life
fgr efter Sen Sio. &eo.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Globe, Ariz., October 26, 1909. & To the Officers and Members of Globe Lodge No. l59, T. F. B.
 We, yonr committee appointed at a special meeting October %, 1909, to draft resolutions on the death of sister Geneva NJ. Fryer, beg to submit the following:
 WHEREAS, The Great q Supreme Ruler of the universe has in His infinite wisdom removed from among us one of our worthy and esteemed members, Geneva M. Fryer; and
 WHEREAS, Because of our kindly and intimate relation with her in the dis charge of her duties as member ard officer of this organization it is fitting that we record our appreciation of her. and
 WHEREAS, The wisdom aud ability exercised by her in aid of our Order by service, contribution and counsel, will ever be held in grateful remem. brance, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the sudden re- moval of such life from our midst leaves a void, and is bereavement deeply felt by all members and friends of Globe Lodge No. -l59, The Fraternal Brotherhood, and by the entire com munity. And be it further
 RESOLVED, That the relatives of the deceased sister have the deep sym pathy of this lodge. with the hope that God may comfort them in this, the hour of their great afaiction. And, be it further
 RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions he spread upon the minutes of this lodge, copy sent to the official and public newspapers for publication, ard copy be forwarded to the son and other relatives of our departed sister, and that our charter be draped in mourning for period of thirty days
 WILLIAM E. LACY,
 l.. w. JONES,
 W. r RAWLINGS,
 Committed Approved by Globe Lodge No. l59 T. F. B. at regular meeting held O.. November 5, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
PRESIDENT IF OLO DOMINION |S
 COMING

According to information received by the Silver Belt yesterday, Charles Sum ner Smith, president of the Old Domin- ion Copper Mining X Smelling com. pany, will arrive in Globe this even ing.
 It is generally understood that MT. Smith is coming to Globe for the .pur- pose of making arrangements for per manent superintendent at the Old Do minion workings.
 Since the resignation of R, B. Hegardt from this position several weeks ago, George Kingdom, assistant superinten- dent, has had charge of the mine and shelter,
 Mir. Smith s visit has been expected for some time and the appointment of Hegardt s successor, who will probably be named in the near future, as the re suit of his visit, will be awaited with interest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07

suit of an accident which occurred Fri day afternoon, while horseback riding, Miss Mildred Obert is suffering from a severe injury to her left eye, which may result in the loss of that member. Miss Obert was riding in from Miami when the horse picked up a stone with it's hoof and in some unexplained man ner, threw the pebble against the young woman s glasses. A portion of the lens was driven into the eyeball. Dr. Holt performed an operation on the member but the outcome cannot be foIetoid as yet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
JUDGE ROBERTSON
 WILL ATTEND FAIR
His First Dissipation of
 That Kind for 90 Years

Probate Judge F. c. Robertson will leave this morning for Phoenix to at tend the territorial fair. Judge Rob ertson is anticipating very pleasant time, as he has not attended fair for fifty years. That is long time ago, but on Friday he celebrated his seventieth birthday anniversary.
 Although the judge has reached the allotted three score years and ten he does most of his office work without the aid of glasses and states that he hopes to enjoy many more years in this good old world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
THIRD CASE OF
 BUBONIC PLAGUE

SACRAMENTO, Cal, November G. The third case of bubonic plage con traeted by human being in three months was reported at a meeting of the state board of health today. The victim is Frank Bonfls, an Oakland butcher. He became infected through eating squirrel shot in Contra Costa county
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
A Broken Back

That pain in your back caused by lumbago, stiff muscles or strain is an easy thing to get rid of. Ballard s Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, lum- bago, sore and stiff muscles, strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds and all aches and pains. You need bottle in your house. For sale by the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
Her Heart Was Broken

because her complexion was bad and she could not find anything to clear it. Ladies: bad complexion is caused by an inactive liver. An inactive liver will be put in perfect condition by taking Ballard s Heroine. The un equal'ed liver regulator. Sold by the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
Consumption Statistics

prove that a neglected cold or cough puts the lungs in so bad a condition that consumption germs frd a fertile field for fastening on one. Stop the cough just as soon as it appears with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes the torn and infamed tissues and makes you we'll again. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
TALLY Ho RIDE TO KELVIN

W. P. Kelsey will leave with his Tally Ho at 4 a. m., Monday, Novem- Der 8, to make connections with the l2 D. m. Kelvin train, which reaches Phoenix at 3:30 p. m. the same day. Reserve your sea at O. K. stable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
TO VISIT cLAM1s-Martip

TO VISIT CLAMIS-Martin I. Pomeroy of this city received word that Frank and Linden Pomeroy, his broth CTS, had made a rich strike of gold on claims adjoining those of the Green River Copper company, and leaves for the property this morning These claims are located in the vicinity of the Lake Superior & Arizona, and Silver King mines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
OFFICE OF SUPERIOR s i,
 COPPER COMPANY
To the Stockholders:

You are hereby notified tb., . nual meeting of stockholders n, .s lOR & GLOBE COPPER Co,s will be held at the office of z, pany, at Globe, Arizola. on S November l5, 1909, at 10 a, purpose of electing five drrecton ensuing year and for such otbe, {. as may come before the meef,' Transfer books of the comr.s be closed at II a. m. Novembs, ! and remain closed until I0a ember 3, 1909.
 By order of the Board of D,s.
 CHARLES CHYNOFp
 Dated at Calumet. Mich, Os.s 1909.