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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The republicans feel confident that they can carry Arizona at the first election after the ter ritory has been declared d state. And this is the only reason why democrats should have faith in the passage of an enabling act at the coming session of congress. In other words, Arizona will be created state just as soon as the republicans are satisfied they have every thing grabbed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

ence has been natural. Criticism, more or less humorous, has assailed it in vain. In reality, the soft hat needed no stimulus from Lon don It had it's own and sufficient reasons for existence and persistence. If the royal example leads to its wider use in the north, the custom will be one of comfort. The southern. states man will find himself quite in the mode, and may hereafter fear not the descriptions of ob- servers in Washington and may venture as far as New York or Boston without dread. Here $ to the kings hat long may it be the style!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

"P C. Anderson in the list. 0, yes; he s going along to furnish ice cream to the dele gates; but that will not prevent that old wal horse P. C. Robertson from riding in the same car and shaking hands with the great common CT in Phoenix. Anderson will appreciate good political company for a change.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
Footish Songs Are Ephemeral.

Foohsh Songs Are Ephemerat.
 One of the sociologists who seems peculiar to the University of Chicago is alarmed about the songs of the nation. He views with alarm the spectacle of public laughter at such lines as "I Love My Wife, but o You Kid' and My Wife's Gone to the Country, Hoorayp' But this critic hears only momentarily. Such songs are ephemeral The new versifed fiippancy of today is forgotten tomorrow The passing dit ty of absurdity does not deserve this profes- sor's serious treatment. The songs that last are the songs that count Such are Darby and Joan, n,' Annie Laurie," or "John Anderson, My Jo, or a score of other lyrics, ancient and modern, which breathe an undying constancy, upon which the passing years have no power. Their genuine sentiment would outweigh in the balance, ten times over, the scurilous lampoon of the satirist and its thoughtless, fugitive re- ward
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The Siluer Belt ,0M De mailed upon request to subscribers leaUing the city during the sum- wer months Change of address 0iH be made as frequently as desired; notices of such chdnge should give both the oi0 and neU address. CaH ct tke office or phone aay change yon Wish be- fore leaUing the city. The subscription rate IS the same Oat of toa0n as iR the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
PhiladeIpha's HGrbor.

PhitadelphiG's HGrbor.
 The mayor of Philadelphia has on hand the tidy sum of $1, 100000 to spend in various mar bor improvements. This is not congressional appropriation, but balance of municipal funds resulting from loans The money is to be spent on piers, dredging the Delaware and Schuyikill, and buying waste lands One large item will be municipal pier. The reclamation of waste lands on the lower section of the river front is conceded to be a most important project. The mayor believes that commerce will eventually concentrate on what is now the lowlands of South Philadelphia, and in this he is strongly supported by shipping men. To carry out a plan involving the reclamation of thousands Q; acres of waste land filling in the same and constructing bulkheads, will, it is said mean the expenditure of upward of $20,000,O00.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
The Kings Hat.

Probably without knowing it, King Edward has lent the stamp of royal example to mascu- line fashion of our southern states. The king has appeared in public wearing soft" hat with a frock coat Now, this has long been favorite combination south of the obsolete line of Mason and Dixon. It had it's origin, prob
 ably, in the adaptability of that form of head gear to either plantation or street. It's persist
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
Forest Telephones.

Forest Telephones.
 The telephone invades the forest. It has been made an adjunct to fighting forest fires. The forestry police of New York state will have six ty-four miles of telephone wires in use by the close of the year, and already, under the new system of giving warning when forest fires start fires in the Catskis and in the Adiron- dacks have been quickly discovered and put out Telephone lines have been built to the tops of eight mountains, including Mount Hilayr Mount Hunter, West Mountain, and Snowy Mountain, where are stations for observation and watchmen to give prompt news of fires starting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Ben Barron, the Boston democrat v whose name was inadvertently omitted from 'the list, " will be among the most enthusiastic of the young democrats who leave this morning for Phoenix. Ben wouldn't do anything much worse to a republican than offer him an Owl cigar.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Henry Thompson isn't bit better democrat than hundreds of others in (iiIa county but let the Silver Belt say to you right now Henry Thompson is an effective worker and delivers the goods. See the point? Get ill the Thomp- son band wagon and every day will be gloomy day in republican circles
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The rank and file of Gila county democrats are expecting fruitful results from that dele gation leaving for Phoenix this morning. The foundation for strong Gila county democratic club should be laid before the delegates return.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The great trouble with democrats is that they scatter like a flock of black birds after the first shot has been fired The first shot is the signal for united stand in the republican party. Democrats should profit by past disasters and get together and stay together
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
Chicdgo's Setf-InSpectiOn.

Chtcdg0 SeT -IHSpecU0R.
 Chicago is to have its finances investigated The mayor has named a committee of eleven for that purpose. Charles F.. Merriam, pro lessor of political science at the University of Chicago, and an alderman, is chairman of tine committee The city comptroller is another member Another is the statistician of the San ta Fe system, fourth bank president, and the list includes an expert civil and sanitary en- gineer, former president of the Municipal Voters league. a leading merchant, and present and former members of the board of aldermen familiar with municipal finances. The corpora ton of Chicago will have an audit of it's busi- ness Every well administered business enter prise is subjected to searching audit and ac- counting of expense at intervals of a few years. Now stockholders of municipal administrations have discovered the value of such inspection.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Little consideration should be given outside interference, especially when the aim is to dis rupt the democratic party of Gia county. If any differences exist they will he settled local ly and right.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The future of Globe is so largely dependent upon it's railway facilities that every encourage ment possible should be given railroad building. Little sacrifices here and there will pay big dividends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

"There ain't goin to be no leavn only the republicans, if the democrats get busy and keep busy from now out until the returns show clean democratic sweep in Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

In the death of Governor Johnson of Mime sota, the nation has lost valued citizen and statesman, and the democratic party one of it's most influential leaders and advocates.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

It will be all right for the territorial demo crats to play politics over at Phoenix but if you lose your point don't pout. Be democrat :; that's the idea.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Election day is a poor time to settle demo cratic differences. It is up to every true demo- crat on that day to vote the democratic ticket.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Globe is the best town of its size in the world. Verdict of people returning from imported and domestic" iaunts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Proposed statehood calls for a campaign of education This should be one of the missions of the Gia County democratic club.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Act today, gentlemen of the chamber of 'om- merce, on that rapid transit proposition To- morrow it may be too late
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

In a few days now the city will award the contract for graling the Mesquite hill and near ly every person in the city will offer up a pray CT of thanks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Whats that! The Clark road coming to Globe. Sure All roads lead to Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Miami will make nice quiet little town if the merchants of Globe do their full duty. Pnll for rapid and frequent transit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

If the Gila delegation does not return with Mir. Bryan, they will have only half performed their mission.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

The present city administration should close the year out by presenting Globe with good sewerage system.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22

Work and talk for the sewer bond issue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-22
LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU

LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU The Siiver Belt aoiH be mailed upon request to subscribers leaping the city during the sam wser months Change of address OiH be made as frequently as desired; notices of such change should give both the olu and neU address. CaH ct tke office or phone aay change yOu Wish be- fore ieaUing the city. The subscription rate 's the same ont of toWR as in the city.
 Work and talk for the sewer bond issue.
 
 Whats that! The Clark road coming to| Globe Sure. All roads lead to Globe
 Globe is the best town of its size in the world. Verdict of people returning from imported and domestic iaunts.
 Act today, gentlemen of the chamber of ,om- merce, on that rapid transit proposition. To morrow it may be too late.
 Election day is a poor time to settle demo cratic differences. It is up to every true demo erat on that day to vote the democratic ticket. Proposed statehood calls for campaign of euucatlOn. rms SnOuIu De one ol luS lulSSioil9 of the Gia County democratic club.
 Miami will make nice quiet little town if the merchants of Globe do their full duty. Pull for rapid and frequent transit
 If the Gila delegation does not return with Mr. Bryan, they will have only half performed their mission.
 The present city administration should close the year out by presenting Globe with q good sewerage system.
 In few days now the city will award the contract for graling the Mesquite hill and near ly every person in the city will offer up pray CT of thanks.
 In the death of Governor Johnson of Mime sota the nation has lost valued citizen and statesman, and. the democratic party one of its most influential leaders and advocates.
 "There aint goin to be no leavin 's''-only the republicans, if the democrats get busy and keep busy from now out until the returns show clean democratic sweep in Arizona
 It will be all right for the territorial demo crats to play politics over at Phoenix, but if you lose your point don't pout Be democrat :; that's the idea.
 The future of Globe is so largely dependent upon its railway facilities that every encourage ment possible should be given railroad building Little sacrifices here and there will pay big dividends
 Little consideration should be given outside interference especially when the aim is to dis rupt the democratic party of Gla county. If any differences exist they will he settled local ly and right.
 The great trouble with democrats is that they scatter like flock of black birds after the first shot has been fired. The first shot is the signal for united stand in the republican party. Democrats should profit by past disasters and get together and stay together.
 Ben Barron, the Boston democrat" whose name was inadvertently omitted from 'the list, will be among the most enthusiastic of the young democrats who leave this morning for Phoenix. Ben wouldn't do anything much worse to a republican than offer him an Owl cigar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
TOBACCO IN BALDWIN.
Industry Near Summerdale Grows In
 Importance.

Industry Near Summerdale Grows In
 Importance.
 Bay Minette, Sept. D. Especially - For some time the people near Summer dale have been raising fine tobacco, Ho fine. in fact that 1t attracted the at tention of the large buyers and they sent experts into the vicinity to ex- anime the soil. Several tobacco ra.sers from Florida, and a Government soil inspector paid the vicinity visit, and after thoroughly examining the soil, declared 1t to be fine for growing the large leafed shade tobacco.
 Recently a large company has been organ Zed and they now have laid plans for a large warehouse. the con- struction of which Is In progress.
 The prices which the toba eco from this region brings are high. ranging from 30 cents to s5 cents per pound The quality of the veed is unsurpassed nv tho Aneat tobacco grown 'n F1nrids
 Contractor Greenwood of this place who has charge of the construct'on 1i a large brick house at SummerdaIe rcno~ts that the brick work has been .,oru,1atod and states that carpenters vii begin their nart of the job at once office which has heer located at Nar low will be ahan3pocd iiter the mid d'n nf the roocth rho lack of Natrnn- f. ora and +ke int~oduc+'Nn of tn" rural sroo Se1've- routes makes rt poss'hln for tle natrons of that place to receive their mall regularly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Postof1icr Receipts,

Postoffice receipts for the month of August were s5,263.43, according to a report compiled by the postmaster and this does not include box rent. The report shows an increase of over $500 when compared with the same month of iast year. and $1,5o0 when compared with the business of August, two years ago.
 The postmaster says that no one firm did any extraordinary business during the month to swell the receipts. but it tx the natural growtn of business Wholesale liquor dealers have largely increased the money order department. and they also send out quantities of mail matter but this increase came nearly a year ago when many of them moved here from adjoining cities and States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
New Building Code.

Having been granted authority to employ assistants In drafting a new building code for the City Building 1n- spector Johnson this morning sent out letters to various cities In the country requesting copies of their building laws and when they arrive those who are 10 assist him in this work will gather and formulate en entirely new set of building laws which will govern fu- ture structures In this city.
 The old building code was found to have been designed after some New York city laws, which were all out of Keeping with the demands and re- uuirements in Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Agrees as to Water.

An agreement as to cost of water used by the county has been reached between County Attorney G. J. Sulli- van and City Attorney H. 5. Boone to settle the matter that way, and thus relieve the water works department of unpleasant duty.
 The county contends that the Bien~ vile water works charter was granted to it with the provision that 1t be in- corporated in it that the county was to have free water at the court house and jail. and it was done. President Bauer contends that the charter is still in effect.
 The city will claim that the charter is revoked by reason of the purchase by the city of the Bienville plant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malarla
 And Buiid Up ehe System. Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE. LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking The formula is plainly printed on every bottle. showing 1t is simply Quin- me and Iron in a tasteless form. and the most effectuai form. For grown people and children. soc --e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
nONDURANS COMING
PARTY OF OFFICIALS WILL VISIT
 MOBILE.
Collector Ashley Advised That Party VIII Be In Gulf City, Other News of
 Csosf.

Mobile. Sept. 2.--(Special)--An of- ttcial telegram has been received by Collector of the Port Ashley, advising him that Juan Paredes. Minister of Fi- nance of Honduras. and Pauline Val abares. private secratary to the Pres. ident of Honduras. will arrive at this port perhaps tomorrow having sailed from Puerto Cortez, Honduras. August s0, for Mobile.
 Those mentioned constitute the Hon. duran Commission appointed to settle tho debt of the Republic and are en route to Washington and New York.
 They will be met upon arrival by Ernesto Fletes. Honduran Consul at this port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
NelDs of Mobile Society

Mobile. Sept 2.--tSneciai.) )--Mrs. Le- Innd JAnss the charming wife ef Com mander James. U S. N., and sister of Nrs Elmo Dawson. was the guest of honor It . supper party at klosky's on Mo06ay evening. with Mr. T. Neiissn as host: the other guestA were: Mir. and Nrs Elmo Davison ard MT. Davison's mother, Mrs !. P. Dayison-
 On Sunday afternoon Mrs. James was aGAIn the Inspiration .f a launch party 9tyen by Captain Gricksen on his trim little launch the MarRaret.
 Mrs. James leaves today for . few days visit 10 relatives In New Orleans. On Saturday she has engaged passage to New York on the steamer Antilles. or the Morgan line.
 Mr. Thad Harrison Is spending a few weeks at the Batter, Park Hotel at Asheville. NC.
 Miss Irene stannard has returned from delightful trip to Chicago and Ma
 Mrs. Carrie McGill Dickens and her mother, Mrs. M. J. McGill. are Al charlevoix. on Lake Michigan.
 aGr H Penrose vass. after a visit to his old Virginia home for three weeks
 
 returned to Mobile.
 Dr. H. T. InKe returned on Monday from Pensaco.a. called there 10 give medical attention to Mss Florence auttman. whom he later brought to for appendicities at the Inge-Bondu- rant Sanitarium.@
 Mfss Guttman Is reported to have stood the operation well. and Is now well on the road to recovery. much to the dslight of her many friends
 Hon. Howard Douglass. of Washing. ton County. was lately visitor in Mobiis.
 Miss Mauds Kimbaii Is in Boston. Mass.
 Hfxht from Basic City. Va. where ne left Mira Tayler for few weeks long,
 AGr. and Mrs. J. s. Smith. of Mont gomery, are In the city. and are stop. ping at the Battle House.
 Mfr. c. H. Randall, after a sea trip to New York via the Mallory line. has returned to Mobile.
 Mrs. A. ". Brooks of Mobile. who is the guest of pr. and MrA Thomas Hinanan, of Atlanta, at their home on West Peachtree Street, was the honoree on Tuesday at dinner given by her hostess: on Wednesday she was the guest of honor at a bridge party given by Mrs. Robert Davis, and again on Thursday Mrs Win Spalding will en. certain at her home on Spring Street n& l. Aa.1<l <lm&m -mN.w AraA nNr Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bush of New or- leans, and Mrs. Bush's three sons. who have been spending the greater part of the summer with Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Tebbetts at Point Clear, have re- turned to New Orleans.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode, who is prom inent factor in all the literary circles Of the State as well as In the social world. has been appointed to respond to the address of welcome at the State Federation of Women's Clubs. which win meet in Greenville. Ala, the sec ond week in November. Mrs. Goods was a former president of the Feder-
 MT. and Mra. }. Curtis Bush. who have been in New York city for a short stop, then 10 Asheville, N. C.. for two months. arrived in Mobile on Monday afternoon, and left at once for Point Clear. where they will spend the rest Of the heated term with MT. and Mrs. Tebbetts at the Ross cottage.
 Nsenswenersann at the Yacht Club.
 The steamer John Quill brought on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
MOTIONS FOR MRS. DICKENS.
Mobile Woman in LitIgatIon With Her
 HFother-fm-LaVy

Mobile. Sept. 2-- Special. Several motions have been filed in the Chan cery Court by attorneys for Mrs. Car rie McG Il Dickens ID the case in which she figures against c. C. Dickens. her brother-in-law, and the motions have been set for hearing tomorrow.
 Tn Is done by Mrs. Dickens in order to straighten out the business aff. rs of the estate of her dead husba sd. James o. Dickens, In order that the widow can get settlement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
SEEKS A. A. HUTCHINSON.
Cailfornla Plumber May Re

Callfornla P1umber May Ne Jn
 Alabama.
 Mobile, Sept. 2-- Especial. )--The fol- lowing letter has been received hy W A. Copeland, a local plumber. from the Merchants Plumbers Association, Los Angeles, Cal:
 w. A. Copeland. Mobile
 Dear Sir:-You being a member of the associa tlon, we ask that you use your endeayors in Mobile or that vicin- tty of your State, to locate A. A. Hutchinson, a white plumber. who left Los Angeles, February. 1909. His de- scription Is: Age S5 to 40 years; height, s feet, ' inches: weight l50 pounds, eyes. blue; hair. red; speech slightly crawling; plumber by trade" He is not known Tn Mobile and may perhaps be located in some Alabama city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Cole have re- turned from Fayetteville. N. C.. where they have been visiting for several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Progress Club Hsrac .

Contractors who are tC erect tho handsome new home of the Progress Club on East Chase Street today began preparations for dsmolishinS the pres int two-story residence which now ot- cupies the site and the intention is to clear 1t as soon as possible and com mence the erection of the new build ing. The latter will be two stories in height, of modern design and devoted exclusively to club purposes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
KNOX BUYS PROPERTY.
Montgomery Man Invests In GulfpOrt
 Real Estate.

Real Estate.
 Gulfport, Miss, Sept. 2-(Special.) "A notable deal in real estate has just been consumated here. whereby D. c. Knox of Montgomery. came into pos session of some valuable heack prop erty.
 The deed recites a consideration of 1900 cash. Forty dollars front foot was the price paid.
 Mir. Knox. 1t Is learned. is undecided as to whether he will build on his hand some site resort hotel or a luxurious home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Miss Maud Seymour has returned from a very pleasant visit of ten days. spent with relatives at Opp, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Machines

That have been used-overhauled. re- paired and guaranteed-prices $l o and SIS. These are the best machines ever offered at these prices. Call or write b R. 1. Penick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

MT. Arthur Pfeiffer, who has been the guest. of friends in Indianapolis and Cincinnati for several weeks, re. turned home this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola Fla, Sept. 2.--(Speciai. )-- Miss Mildred Ortman of Mobile. is the guest of Miss Cors Brown on West Romano Street. She will visit here for several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Contest for Child.

petition was filed by Andrew P. Scottgen in the Chancery Court to- day seeking the custody of his child now In possession of his divorced wife. Rhoenia Scottgen. The hearing Is set down for tomorrow.
 The petitioner declares that his d. yorced wife is unfit and incapable of caring for the child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

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