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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

The cast for "Lulus Husbands" "
Maurice Soulie's farce, adapted by
Thompson Buchanan, has been COM
pleted by the Shuberts, and will in
clude, besides !. Mabel Barrison and
Harry Conor, Robert Dempster, Fan
chon Campbell, Edward Heron, Louise
Dempsey, Ryley Chamberlain, Sophie
Tucker, George lie Soir, Thomas Del
mar, Harry Sargent and Frank T. Dan
iels, the clever Kansas City boy.
Sydney Resented has closed con-
tracts with Henry B. Harris for his
new comedy, "A Divorce Colony" an
original play AS its title indicates, it
has to do with marital discontents who
seek out Reno, New, as the haven to
unshackle their matrimonial bonds. 1t
will be one of the early offerings of
the coming season iii New York.
A. L. Erlanger, the national chair
man of the Actors Fair fund benefits,
received $10,743 last week from bene-
fits and subscriptions, the first returns
from the series of benefits that have
been arranged by Mr.. Erlanger in
twenty-five cities. OF this amount
81, 200 was received from Washington
and more than $1,000 from Chicago.
The balance was subscribed by mem
bers Of the various Klaw & Erlanger
companies now on tour.
Maude knowlton, who plays a promi-
nent part in James Forbes new COM
edy, "The Commuters" was the orig
inal Sylvia Simpson in "TheN Chorus
Lady"
by James Forbes for one of the lead
ing male roles in his new play, THE
Commuters" was for many years a
member of Sir Henry Irving's COM
pany and also with the late Richard
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

jestic and Casino theaters. also the
studebaker, Chicago, and while one
can't always trust the Judgment Of
New York and Chicago, it Is safe to
say that the big show has qualities
that appeal. There are twenty-four
songs and dances and among them are
noted 1.-THE Busy Mr.. Bee," The Col
lie Ballet" How'd You Like to be MY
Bow-wow?" why Don't You?" CYAN
kee Doodle Yards and Cupid and
You and t. Side by Side, sung and
admirably delivered by Fred Bailey,
Ralph Austin, Charles Harris, Flor
ence Smith, Adele Oswald, Francis
Carrier, D. j. flanagan. T. j. McMa-
hon, May Roth, Will-Nell Lavender,
Joseph Monahan and Lillian Burnham.
The comedy is said to be refined and
appealing. --
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

The dramatic editor of the Courier
has received from Ben Powell, former
ly manager of the Garrick, copy of
the program of Ringing Bros. great
circus. which is playing at the Coli
scum at Chicago from April to April
ct. Mr.. Powell has supervision over
the reserved seats with the Ringing
shows.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09
NEWS AND NOTES OF
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
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Elsa Ryan finished a years engage
ment in the title role of "The Blue
Mouse" one night and began rehears-
ing her present role in 1.-THE Belle OF
Brittany" the next morning. Miss Ryan
wears profusion of beautiful jewels
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

Good results always follow the usa
of Foley's Kidney Pills. They givd
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, are healing,
strengthening and anti-septic. TRY
them. Swenson's Drug Store: Clarke
Drug Store
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

Mansfield. He, was the original March
bank in America in Bernard shaw's
Candida"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-09

Jack Webster, who plays "Biff
Bates. in Winchell Smiths new COM
edy, Bobby Burnt" which Henry B..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
New Phone Service Will Be Cut Into Commission at
 Noon Monday
NO MORE RINGING
 OF MAGNETO BELLS
When Completed System Will Be One of the Fin
 est in Territory -

At high noon Monday, the new ex- change of the Consolidated Telephone company will be formally put in opera tiOn.
 The finishing touches are now being put on the new exchange and tomorrow will see everything in shape for the op- eratiOn of the new installation. A few minutes work will disconnect every tel. ephone in the city from the present ex- change and connect it with the new out ht, without any appreciable tieup in phone service. Unless some unforeseen trouble is discovered, the average sub. scriber will hardly know the change Is taking place.
 In installing the new exchange, con nections have been made in such way that by q simple exchange of fuse plugs, which will require but a few minutes time, the phones will be cut over to the old switchboard. Arrange ments have also been made for operat- ing both exchanges, should any trouble arse when the change is made, which would put any of the existing instru- ments out of commission.
 When the new exchange is put in op- eration, the present system of magneto ringing, to secure central, will be abol. iShed. For the present, the phones now in use will be maintained, but they will be replaced by new instruments as fast as replacements can be made.
 The present phones can be operated on the new exchange, however, and all that will be necessary to call central after the neY system is in operation will be to remove the receiver from the hook. This operation, without any ringing of bells, will automatically call central. When conversation is com pleted, the operation of placing the re- ceiyer back on the hook notifies central of the fact that the line is clear and the parties are disconnected at once, leaving the line ready for another call at once.
 Manager Edwards estimates that a call can be received and the number called at the other end of the line in ehree seconds. Practically all of this grat saving in time will come as the re. suit of new and improved switchboard apparatus, the installation now being being of the most up-to-date type manufactured.
 1t is possible that the new exchange may not operate with the desired smoothness for a few days, but within a week, Manager Edwards promises to give Globe telephone service which will be unrivaled anywhere in the territory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
FIRST BABY AT DEspoT HOME

Martin Despot, of the White House saloon, is one of the happiest and proud. est men in Miami. A boy made his first appearance at the Despot home in Miami, February 8, at p. m., and Dr. A. K. Shaw of Globe, remarked that the Despot heir was the finest young. ster she had ever seen. Paul, which is the newcomer name, will have the proud distinction of being the first child born in the town of Miami. Mrs. Des, pot and baby are enjoying the best of health. Sam says congratulations are still in order and an inyitation is ex. tended all to visit the White House Sd. loon and drink to the health of Miami s first baby.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD
(Mrs. ". D. French. Correspondent)

SAFFORD, February 1.-The city council held a special meeting yester- day evening for the purpose of consid. ering the petition of Layton to in crease the corporate limits of Stafford so as to take in her boundaries. The attorneys present agreed that this could not be legally done under the existing laws. Stafford would have to disincor- pOrate and re-incorporate after acquir- ing the additional territory.
 Mrs. Louise Notte and son Alfred arrived this week from Belleville, Tex. as. They will make their home in Saf- ford.
 Sterling Somers, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan HoOpes of Thatcher, is a late conner from Wyoming. MT. Somers is looking oveE valley property with a view to buying.
 Visitors in Thatcher are Lorenzo and Will Jensen, with a nephew and Conner Richards, all of Utah, who are visiting relatives.
 James E. Crutchfeld, presiding elder of the Methodist South church in this section, will preach in Stafford next Sun day.
 Kreuger brothers have mounted a gasoline engine on wheels and use it for cutting up wood.
 Mrs. E. M. Carpenter of Thatcher left for Morenci this week to visit heI son.
 Mrs. Sapp and daughter, Mrs. Brown, formerly of Stafford, are employed at the hotel in Pima.
 Joe Morse of Thatcher brought fine stallion home with him from Duncan
 The Arizona Eastern shipped out of the valley in 1909: 2,361 ears of hay divided as follows, Stafford 735 ears Thatcher GAS, Solomonville 62l, Pima 34S. The grain shipments were 17f cars.
 A party left Thatcher for. Duncan this morning in the interests of the Mormon church. President KimbalI and J. F. Nash on the business of the auxiliary organizations. E. c. Phil lips for the Sunday school; Mrs. Kim ball will visit the relief societies; Mrs Nuttall the Y. l.. M, l. A. and MT. Cros. by the r. NJ. M. I. A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

stood on the sidewalk, the majority of whom were carrying store purchases.
 Thursday was pay day in the Miami district.
 Not less than $l25,OOO was distributed between twelve to fifteen hundred men
 The amount of money paid out and placed on deposit in the two banks of Miami is not known exactly, but the following statements of the bank of icials and merchants will give an idea of Miami $ pay roll.
 F. M. Hurd, of the Gila Valley Bank of Miami" When we established our branch in Miami it was with the know ledge that the business would not be self-supporting inside of from eight to twelve months. You can state that if the bank does the same business next payday that it will be on paying basis Miami surprised me. ."
 w. J. Ellery, of the Bank of Miami "FOr a financial institution that only opened Wednesday our Thursday busi ness took us off our feet for time We cashed checks to the amount of sev- eral thousand dollars, the larger part of which was placed on deposit by in. dividuals."
 Mir. Hopkins, of the American Cloth, ing Co.-'This pay day taught me a lesson. was caught with one-fftb enough help to serve the customers.
 Sam SmargOnsky, of the Golden Rule -"Pay day found me unprepared with clerks, besides l could have used sever. al thousand dollars to cash checks.
 Sam Abraham-"M Miami s first pay day turned loose as much money as have seen in many other large towns ip Arizona"
 John Roddan, of the Miami Drug Co -" When I placed an $S.000 stock of drugs in Miami two months ago thought was taking a long chance That thought has now disappeared.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
NASH |S DISCHARGED
Insufficient Evidence to Con vict Miami Deputy of
 Deadly Assault

l.. P. Nash, arrested ct Miami a few davs ago on a charge of assault with a dcatly weapon, as the result of trouble, which arose while ha was guarding a clam st Miami, WAS d ''harged by
 udge II. II. Pratt yesterday, for in- sufcieney of evi i.nse to substanliaIe ,he charge.
 The case was brousfs before Judge Pratt as the result of change of venue from Judge Barnett s court at Miami. After hearing the evidence, the district attorney moved that the case be dis missed and this action was taken by the court.
 MT. Nash is well known here, having acted as night iailor under Sheriff Henry Thompson for some time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
LEWIS STARTS A BUILDING

J. F. Lewis, contractor of Globe, has purchased a lot on Gibson street adjoining the American clothing com. pany and has begun work on two story building 24 62. MT. Clark will rush the building to completion and install an up-to-date confectionery store. Can. dies, cigars, stationery, sporting goods, etc, will be carried. A soda fountain will be installed and a specially built workrOOm is being erected in which the candy and ice cream will be manufae- tured
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Will Globe People Learn the I'm
 portance of It?

Backache is only simple thing al first;
 But when you know 'tis from the kidneys;
 That serious kidney troubles follow
 That diabetes, Bright's disease may be the fatal end,
 You will gladly profit by the follow ing experience.
 'Tis the honest statement of a suf. ferer who was cured.
 J. NJ. Bandurraga, 347 Ninth Street Tucson, Ariz., says ''I was troubled for many years by pains in my back so severe at times that I could hardly straighten. l paid but little attention to the complaint when I was young, but as I grew older the pain increased and the attacks became more freuent. Of ten I had to lie down to get relief and even then my back bothered me SC much that I could not remain still. The least cold l caught settled in my back and had a tendency to make my trouble worse. I was often dizzy and felt mis erable in every way. Reading of home people who had taken Doan s Kidney Pills with splendid results, I was in duced to try them. l used two boxe: and was entirely relieved of kidney complaint. My trial of Doan's Kidney Pills has given me great confidence il them."
 For sale by all dealers. Price .5( cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York. sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan sand take no other.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
NAVAL OFFICERS
 GET OFF LIGHTLY
Auld Exonerated and Rob-
 nett Loses Two

WASHINGTON, D. C., February II Assistant Secretary Winthrop of the navy department has passed upon the courtmartial of Paymaster George P Auld, U. s. N, and Past Assistant Sur geon Ansey P. Robnett, each charged with conduct unbecoming an officer, etc
 Auld is ordered released from arrest and fully restored to duty. Robnett < sentence is mitigated to the loss of two numbers. The sentence in each cast was that each officer lose five number: in his grade.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Reay 6 Hoopes was, dissolved Janu. ary 16 by mutual consent. MT. J. l.. Hoopes will continue the business and assume all liabilities of the dissolved firm of Reay & Hoopes.
 M. W. REAY. Miami, February 7, 1910.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
}IY DAY AT MIAMI BRINGS JOY D
 MERCHANTS
a5O00 Turned Loose and Good Share Goes to
 New Banks

'g1e c.a nroly realize that three la,'ls aE where those business build ls snl .., that army of workmen ls "avor- the street, uncut mes s-'e stood .a. the town of Miami was -li-'Ha. ~o.I cIeve w. Van Dyke, of i5 torn,r. company.
 Ah 'm Dyke directed his listener ( One If N"M 8 thoroughfares, where 'a-o 'wo n.orks exactly 376 men
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
Arrested

A cough that has been hanging on for over two months, by taking Ballard s Horehound Syrup. If you have a cough, don't wait-stop it at once with this wonderful recovery. Splendid for coughs, cold on chest, influenza, bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. Price 25c, soc and $l.00. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
McElroy for framing pictures.

Seventy pages of illustrated informa. ton about Globe and the great Globe district, handsomely bound and a boost for home. Send some to your fregds who don't realize the greatness of Globe. Get them for 25 cents each at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

If troubled with indigestion, consti patton, no appetite or feel bilious, give Chamberlain $ Stomach and Liver Tab lets trial and you will be pleased with the result. These tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
NEW SHOEMAKER FOR MIAMI

George A. Clark has moved into his new building on Miami avenue near the Abraham grocery and is now ready to serve all the people of Miami who have shoes to be repaired. Mr. Clark will also carry full line of shoes for men, boys and women.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

Seventy pages of illustrated informa. tion about Globe and the great Globe district, handsomely bound and boost for home. Send some to your friends who don't realize the greatness of Globe. Get them for 9 cents each at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
Best Offices in Globe

The Amster Building, corner Broad and Oak streets, is now completed and ready for occupancy. The offices on the second floor are undoubtedly the finest in Globe and are modern in every respect. Applications for rental will be received at the office of the GLOBE LIGHT & POWER COMPANY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

Baths without delay at the Ruby bar. Der shop. Hot water on tap at all hours
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

Price your goods before buying, thea try Adams Candy Prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
MIAMI DEPARTMENT

A,rI miles from h Northern railway It W. eraph office and aday train service with Globe Miami had of 800 The population of Miami district the Miami Warrior Cactus @ copper mines aization SSoOO000O men payroll S75OOO The months Miami rapidly. All It has weekly newspaper The Miami Messenger Many
 
 ro pulation will be 5000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12

See Morehead & Lunn's list on Page 3.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
PALACE HOTEL
and

BOOMING HOUSE First-class Bar and Res taurant. We solicit your patronage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-12
Miami Business Directory
Miami Drug Store

First class Pharmacy. &c., i.rt stock of Drugs, irSsr,jcsls m, Patent Med ;.ires au5 Toilet Arti- .I., Mail orders so- Ecited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
HUSTON TO GIVE UP
l4.2 BILLIARD GAME
Will Play Harry Postal at 1872 Game
IN Detroit and Ann
Arbor,

ANN ARBOR. Feb 2S.--"The com.
ing year Viii see the end of the LAP
inch halk line game as played in the
tournaments about the state is the
statement made Oy 81 Huston hold.
er of the Brunswick Bake cup for
this game. The reason for this is
that the lSinch game is played the
country over anu is considered
standard There is no reason why
the artists up here in Michigan should
still hang on 20 the old style or play,
when this fact is clearly understood ="
Mr. Huston went on to state that he
has been playing the 1872 game in
practice for the past few DAYS and
finds ii but little more difficult than
the old style OF play
Mr.. huston has agreed to meet Har-
~ Postal OF Detroit at 1872 for cup
90 be presented by the Brunswick
Bake company. The match will be
PLAYED in four blocks OF $50 points
each and will start on Monday. March
IA. Two games will be played in De
troit and two at the Huston parlors In
this city AT the present time Mr.
Postal is considered the champion OF
Detroit, Al Hawkins having forfeited
10 Allison from whom Mr.. Postal Sc
cured the honors. The match will be
watched with considerable interest,
az both participants are well-known
and masters of the game, and also for
the reason that il will mark the In
PRODUCTION OF the new game among
the players OF the state
The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
TIM SULLIVAN HAS
HIS SAY ABOUT FIGHT
viii Make Jeffries and johnson Go To
Court To Get Money
II They Fake.

NEW YORK. Feb 2s--"Big Tim"
Sullivan. stakeholder for the Jeffries-
Johnson fight. VINO already has $4,000
fight money In his possession and Will
have $4,000 when the fighters enter
the ring declares that II there is any
think crooked IN the big battle the
fighters will have 10 come To New
York court TO get the money away
from him In an Interview made pub
lie today he says:
Many thousands dollars Will be
wagered on this fight. Every man who
Is interested in the fighting game, |
suppose. will have something down and
! propose 10 protect them II | feel
there is anything wrong about the fight
| viii denounce II publicly. call all bets
of. and they'll have TO go into court.
There wouldn't be a chance Tor a
fake. II couldn't be arranged ! have
received $40 900 cash from each OF the
fighters and $40 600 from the club. On
IuneS the club hands me $4,000 more
and As hours before the fight takes
place / viii receive the balance OF the
purse, so will have sl21.000 In my
possession when sir at the ringside
The moment the fighters enter the
ring | will hand back $4,000 10 each
OF them The purse | will split. three
fourths 70 one and one-fourth 10 the
other
III either OF them can win IN a round
he will do r.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
Sporting Notes

Mohawk hockey team has practically
won the copper country championship.
JunrcN racing closed with sundays
events. Tie derby was won by German
silver.
third in tire &. OF NJ. class games sat
urday night
Tad" Jones. the former Yale player.
Will play with a semi professional ctdb
in Cincinnati next summer.
Iee-boating rncinE Tor cups, donat-
cd by several jewelry firms, is on at
Kramers $. Monday afternoon.
HImmeIhoch. OF Detroit, won Ia n
wrestling contest In Chicago, getting
tie medal for i2"-pound grapp!ers
Jack Dunn, owner OF the Baltimore
club. declares that ne is through with
the playing end OF the game. tie Will
be "a bench leader this season.
Four Of last years WhitesoN have
now been let 70 Jakey Atz. George
Davis. Frank Isbell and barney Kelley
are the men 20 get the official ak. Who
Will be next when the recruits show
their skill?
Manager Mike Kelly. of the ST. paul
club sold enough players 10 clear $Z3.-
600 last season. and this in spit, ot
lion race the st Paul team fell into
the ditch last season.
.
A. yet George Davis has not made
up his mind what 20 do. \ club look
Ing FOR scout who is strictly there
would 10 well to look over the former
WhitesoN star None or them had any
thing on George when he was right
Columbus OF the American nssoeln-
zion. has on SIS roster eleven players
VINO were formerly with cleveland.
They are: Pitchers. Licbhardt. Sltton.
Up and Wlnchell. Outnclders. Clarke.
C0ugaltOn. HiuchmaU and Reilly. hyst
basemHn. K0ssmun third basemau,
Frlel. and catcher. Schreck
The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
FI(I. uI;N.
TMn-MEN I;AENr-

@.5o p q m--J Ford and. partner Do
betra6 M ME- SH1 and ii - r i'II@ en-
~. Detroit J. r. Reynolds and VIM
Diedri,4, u, Detroit Leo kosel ana
Joe, i,rttior. pctroit PAil Rrcitmeycr
ami VIM A. frioderich. Detroit Dr.
Geo. T. Clark and Arthur WoIgast, be-
I"lt John j. Jones and + RiedelL De-
- We AFtH'S ana Inro. teiers-
untl 'fHnu Rapids, }. Gruher and
otto Vail Cleveland G. Forester ana
y ttNctt. CLEVELAND, j. Wahl and y
3tl5 y m.-Geo r. Nova, and T.
Johnson, Detroit John higgins and J.
~ Allen Detroit, r Higgins and Leo
Allen. Detroit q. Friedman and T.
man. Detroit, T. CONWAY and H. Heck
Detroit, Bentley aud McManus. be-
troit. Henry Baldwin and John And
rich, Detroit Leo Higgins and Fred
Ieuney Detroit, Peter Ganter and
Frank Wilde. Detroit. Dr Frothing-
nam md Maurice Glostcr Detroit,
trott
INDIVIDUAL EVENT.
30 =. an - Ford. J. II Stuart. r.
r bradley. :. T. McGraw. \ r. Lerch-
en-. ! T. Reynolds VIM Diedrich. Jr.
Joseph DettIilof, J. "A tiamnret = F.
WoiEast' j. T. Jones ali of b |i%oK' a.
y. m Theo. Biersdorf, Lewis Arms
Grand Rapids; }. n Allen. Leo. Allen.
man. Carl icnton. Ann Arhor, i. Fritz.
Detroit, J Gruber otto VAIL. : For
ester. J. GillctL A. Kargau j. Wahl.
Cleveland.
$50 y nc. Friedman, f. Smith, H.
Speck. J. Conway 81. Heck. ~ Law
renee, 4. McManus }. Higgins. Bentley.
John Agdrich. Peter Gantcr Frank
Wilde, +. Higgins. Dr. rockingham.
all Of Detroit
FINE-NEN EVENT.
D IN Godfrey * Hoffman. Detroit;
FrisA's No. 2, Detroit Majestic Hunt
iugton. W. Va, v NJ G. a, Detroit:
senators. Madison, Wis Randy Kids.
Madison Colonlals. Madison. Socials.
pittsburg, Hue Ribbons. Erie. Blaney's
Five, Cincinnati. Vehicle city, FLINT;
Wayne. Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-28
Nelson's Registered
Age Is Surely q fake
BY HAL LANlGAN.
I'm ST. Louis Tines

It's pretty hard 10 believe that Bat
Ting Nelson Is only Is years old. as
all pugilistic guides have H. The
name June 5. 1882. as the date OF his
birth. They also have him hghtlns
professionally In 1886. That 5 Ia years
ago. So IL the Dane is 2S ne VAS only
ii when he started on his fistic
career The chances are that Ted
Murphy or whoever IL was who ar
ranged Nelson's chart Judged few
years on his age Il was in 1903 when
Nelson started 10 become prominent
In his chosen profession Those who
remember him in his early battles
know thar he didn't look like a par.
ticular junior al that time, and il the
dope book is right he was but 2l
There's nothing TO II but that the
chap from Copenhagen has probably
crossed the 80 mark