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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-16

knows that state of mind we'll as ANYBODY and he
Jumped stiff legged because [ drew parallel be
tween him and Schmitz Now Schnlitz was always
bogus. Mccarthy is genuine You may not like
him-I don't like him-but he is genuine
WHAT JERE BURKE KNOWS
1t is too soon yet to be sure whether Mccarthy
can finally withstand the subtle demoralizing inlu-
ence OF the champagne and trimmings The hot
bird and the cold bottle are the most dangerous
enemies OF virtue as Jere Burke knows, but if
Mccarthy proves impregnable to such influences he
will go far. Such man is social portent of deep
significance.
McCARTHY'S GROTESQUE ADDRESS
We need not be concerned too gravely over
McCarthy's grotesque inaugural address, II was
merely apology for himself delivered in advance
The pot was much pleased to find some SCOT on
the kettle. II was like this, he said:
During the recent campaign the opponents of
many of the incoming officials predicted that with
the ascension to power of the incoming admins
tration the moral atmosphere of city would be
degraded and that wide open" town, shocking
TO the moral sensbilities of citizens, would
obtain
In order that there may be no mistaken impress
sion upon the part of citizens regarding this
very important matter, desire to place before YOU,
gentlemen and the public at large the present
of city with relation to conditions for
which the outgoing administration is responsible,
and in order that this unenviabe heritage may not
be said to be fathcred by the incoming admins
tration
I have no hestancy in saying that far as
ayvlessness and the harboring of undesirable per-
sons is concerned the city today compares
favorably with its darkest days OF lawlessness in
the past.
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0 the man who does not care
a whoop what happens SO long
as it does not happen to him, ?.
II. Mccarthy, Battling Mac,
must present a most interesting
study. Mccarthy was elected
mayor of San Francisco by the
votes of men who were con
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BELIEVED HIM TO BE A CROOK

They were offered William Crocler, straight
forward and rather simple minded business man,
and they might have elected Doctor Leland polti
clan of the better sort but they preferred Mccarthy
Why: Because they thought he was crook They
were mistaken, and hence these tears that bedew
the street" They imagined that he would be the
cheap and easy tool OF the public service corpora
tions, and twice before he had been sworn
into office he stuck the knife deep into the vitals of
the United Railroads and Spring Valley. The
street" had nursed viper in its ample bosom and
been stung. The slump in Spring Valley alone cost
II couple of millions
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By Edward f. Cahill

tailor and he finds his true voca-
ton in teaching elemental law
to Curtis Lindley. The admirable
and comforting feature of the al
fair is that Mr.. Dam is quite as
likely to be right as Judge Lind
lev and Percy Long, for this Isl
the prime virtue of Jurisprudence.
The courts have decided that
poker is a game of skill They
should complete the classification
by adding that litigation is game
of chance.
THE PARIS OF AMERICA"
Battling Mac next proceeded
to give us hint of what the Paris
of America will be like, as, for
example, to quote:
Unnecessary and too strict
measures have been enacted
to satisfy the unreasonable
desire of reformers who have
slight or narrow comprehen-
sion of the fair and liberal
spirit which should charac-
terize the government OF
metroDolitan CITY.
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A FOOL AND HIS FOLLY

I have been frequently taken to task because
have pointed out the futility of trying to protect
the fool from the consequences of his own folly
Though you may bray him in mortar he will still be
a fool and will infallibly eliminate himself by means
OF his pleasant vices For instance, kindly critic
in the Palo Altan has this:
Cahl says that he that it is wrong
attempt this protection of the weak by legislation
He builds up his thesis the subject of gambling
to show that repressive measures Intellectual
and that the logical way is to allow gamblers and
drinkers to destroy themselves in unrestraned
rush down the declvity This special pleading
will not bear analysis from any point of view,
except perhaps that of unrestrained vice surely
killing its victim.
Shall the strong outrun the weak and the devil
take the hindermost? Or shall the strong foster
the weak and them from themselves, helping
them scale the crags until they, both together,
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MCCARTHY A FANATIC

McCarthy's character, They sized him up as
vulgar CRATER only too ready to sell the people who
put him in place of trust. They were all wrong
Mccarthy is a fanatic to whom the labor movement
is religion. He is the stuff of which martyrs are
made, and in fulfilling the commandments of that
religion he would be halted neither by remorse nor
scruple. His extraordinary. speech on the Geary
street bonds revealed the man. On that occasion he
said that il, while he mayor, question should
arise OF conflict between the interests of labor and
ss.ose Of the city he would always be found on the
side OF labor.
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reach the peak which overlooks the promised
land? We believe in the latter theory.
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AUTHOR OF HIS POLITICAL BEING

Patrick Calhoun, for instance, did more to elect
Mccarthy than any other one man in San Francisco
but the first thing Mccarthy did to him to give
the Geary street railway bonds boost. I shall be
much mistaken if Mccarthy does not deliver Cal
houn shrewder and more telling blow than that
for look to see the mayor cause the reorganization
of the Garments union if he can reconcile his differ
ences with Cornelius
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THIS is WAR

You who read these lines may not know it, but
this is It is not the sort OF fancy warfare that
politicians biather about and fret and fyme and
imagine they are playing the very devil. 1t is the
sort of war in which every means is fair if only it
forwards and promotes the cause Inter arina ieges
silent In war all law is silent, and where men like
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\ GAME OF CHANCE

! remember the time, not SO long ago, when
Cleve Dam was tailor. He was not very good
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TALKING OF THE RECALL

The days have been filled with wrath ever
since. They were so hot that even before Mccarthy
had taken Office they began talking about setting
on foot petition for his recall under the charter
There are men today walking about California and
Montgomery streets who will tell you that before
six months Of McCarthy's term are gone the people
will vote to recall and oust him from office. No
man is so big fool as he who has lost his money
and his temper. The man who squeals because he
got stung on the tempting of his own greed is
joke for everybody but himself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
TRIP TO coNEY ISLAND

Those, who saw "A Trip to Coney Island" as presented at Dreamland last night by the Reed and Arbuckle Comedy company enjoyed many a laugh. The Dutchman and the Irish man took trip to Coney. Island, where they were taken in by all the swindles and shell games in sight. Finally they secured possession of a shell game themselves but somehow it didn [ work so we'll for them and they lost again.
 X number of excellent musical num- bers were introduced, among which were the following: "A Pal of Mine, v bv Alr. Arbuekle; ''l Wish I Had My Old Girl Back Aagain,' by Miss Rowe; Little old Broad Street, by Miss Durfee; HBiily Possum," by Miss Rove; Hello Mir. Noonman," by Miss Durfee, and Molly Lee" by MT. Ar buekle. All were accorded rousing ap- plause by the appreciatite audience and eneores were numerous.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
MAY ENLARGE YARDS
 AT BOWIE
Increased Traffic Makes I'm perative Better Facili-
 ties at Junction

According to information which has been received by local officials of the Gila Valley railway and which is gen orally credited with being authentic, the railroad yards at Bowie will be en- larged by the addition of several miles of new sidings, within short time.
 Al the present time, Bowie has suffi eient side tracks to handle the Globe business in good shape and the pro posed new siding is apparently fore runner of the construction of the ex- tension of the Phoenix & Eastern line through the Box canyon to the Gila Valley line at San Carlo.
 When this line is completed, much traffic will naturally pass through Bowie as junction point, until the compile. tion of the cutoff between San Carlos and Lordsburg More sidings will be needed to handle traffic at Bowie while this cut off is in course of construction and it is to take care of this traffic that the new work is planned.
 The Espee is in readiness to begin work on the road through the Box can yor as soon as the desired right of way can be secured from the government
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
AT THE MAJESTIC

.sThe Great Mine Swindle, as pre- sented last night by the Win Pet CTS stock company at the Majestic was beyond the expectations of the au- dienee. The story as it unfolds itself to the listener has sufficient interest to hold the attention to the exclusion of everything else.
 The characters were all portrayed in a manner that left little to be criti- cised. Richard Lester and Margaret France in- the leading roles especially auepaling to the audience. Will Pet CTS was good as the Methodist deacon playing the races. In fact the entire company did excellent work.
 An element of comedy was introduced in the second act. where the son, who had been turned out by his father at the instigation of the villain, and his friend who had stood by him, were struggling against poverty. It was a true to-life representation of the antics of two young fellows trying to make the best of hard proposition. But the pathos was very near the surface after all.
 However. the little drama ends hap pily and leaves pleasant sense of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
MIME. LANGENDoRFF COMING

The grand opera singer today takes advantage of the work at the European and American opera houses, and uses their season s work as a stepping stone, as well as a training school for the higher grade of talent required for the concert and recital stage. It seems almost necessary for the recital artists to serve an apprenticeship of several years at this laborious work before they are able to give the proper dramatic rendering of the classical composition called for by the patrons of the concert world.
 Mime. Frieda Langendorff has been one of the most successful of the grand opera stars of the Royal Grand opera in both Vienna and Berlin; co-staF with Mme Sehumann Heink and Mme. Gadski. she has received plaudits and endorsement of the most critical of royal opera followers.
 h. America Mme. Laugendorff has been soloist with the leading symphony orchestras of the east, for the oratorio and choral societies of the middle west and the north, and as 9 recital star hias had three years experience, to- gether with one year at the Metropol itan opera in New York. She comes to us for one recital only on January %. at Dreamland theater, with a vocal equipment of'the best.
 Even more potent than her noble voice is-the temperament that makes it vital, the dramatic power that pene- trates and swsys. Her voice is a pure mezzo-sOprano, broad, round and full toned. in the lower register, rising with sustained power and purity through the middle up to the crystal like clearness and vibrant intensity in the higher reaches, with foreign air that adds to the interest. Her programs are well built and run the gamut of German ieder, modern compositions. classical numbers, ballads and operatie arias. Reserved seats are now on sale at the Globe Commercial store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
Will Now Go Through En- tire Performance With
 out a Spoken Word


 When the fire department secured the fire team which handles the new chenn- cal engine, It secured two of the best norses Iol that work winch could have been obtained anywhere. Although tney have been working for less than a week, they are already better trained chan the majority or hre horses are in two months.
 The new horses have stalls in the rear of the ire house, only few feet from the cnemical engine. By the mere tap, ping of a bell, wplch works either m connection with the telephone or is rdng by one of the firemen, the horses trOJ from their stalls to the chemical eng.ne, walk under tie harLess wh.c i IS suspended from the ceiling and with. m few seconds from the tune the bell IS rung, are in position tor the harness co be snapped on them, without word having been spoken or hand laid on their shiny coats.
 The doors of the fire house open auto. matically by pulling cord over the driver s seat and the horses are on the jump the second the doors fly open. Tn less than minute after an alarm is sunded the fire wagon can be out of the fire house and on the way to a fire. This training has been aceomp- lished in less than week, with horses that never saw the inside of a fire house before. In month, Globe win have team of fire horses equal to the best in any city and worth many times the price paid for them.
 The members of the city council were given demonstration of the training which the new fire horses have acquired, at the close of last night s session, the test being more than satisfactory to every one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD
[Mrs. WI. D. French. Correspondentl


 SAFFoRD, January 21.---J. R. Vel, ker of the Boston Cash Store left for Globe last evening.
 Messrs. Poster and Marshall of Pima. were business visitors in town yester- day.
 Mrs. Dick Clifford returned from Phoenix last evening where she went for expert oculist treatment.
 Miss Laveda Waddell, who returned Sunday from the Tempe Normal school, is suffering from nervous break down. Lee Burdick yas an incoming passen- ger from Fl Paso last evening.
 Miss Iva Sowell and Mrs Ike Rob inson of Layton are on the sick list. Mrs. Leroy Searlett is ill with pneu- monia.
 Wm. Pepper came in from the Brewer ranch this morning and reported Mrs. Pepper ill.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Davies are ex. pected to return to Stafford this even. ing from Salt Lake City, Utah.
 Jas. E. Crutchfeld, presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will be in Solomonville next Sunday.
 MT. Rogers, superintendent of Ari- zona missions. is expected to arrive in Stafford for Sunday services at the Methodist church.
 Pima announces dance for neXt Friday evening at Weech's hall.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
NOCial Circles
By Edna Surerus Has e

wood. Several of the Pythian Sisters thanked the knights in brief addresses for the evenings entertainment planned for them
 Refreshments, including all sorts of good things to eat, and delicious eof. tee, were served, the orchestra mean while furnishing several vocal and in- strumental selections.
 After supper several hours were spent in dancing, much to the enjoyment of all who were present, and that means a goodly number. Several months ago the knights gave an entertainment of this character and established a repu. tatien as splendid hosts and last night $ social will only tend to strengthen that reputation. Much credit for the sue cess of the affair is due the entertain. ment committee, whose members were Henry Hudson, Harry Trevethan and Archie OlesOn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
CORRESPONDENCE

FIT. THOMAS, Ariz., January 27.- Mrs. Frank Policeman of Globe, who is taking course of the waters for netl- ralgia, is much improved and hopes soon to be completely restored to health.
 Fred Hengehold, of Globe, is spend ing few days at the Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Thos. A. Kelley, of Globe, arrived at the Springs yesterday and will spend some time here for the benefit of Mrs Kelley, who is suffer ing from stomach trouble.
 Col. s. w. Maltbie of Lordsburg, New Mexico, is testing the curative proper ties of the waters for severe attack of rheumatism.
 Messrs. George Olney, Ed Branch w. F. Ijams and Claydon of Safford, were week end visitors last week
 Mir. and Mrs. J. George Hately left for Los Angeles few days ago, having been called there on account of the i'll. ness of Mrs. Hately's mother.
 The following visitors registered from Thatcher yesterday: Bishop and Mrs. Frank Tyler. Miss Burma Brink erhoff, Mir. and Mrs. 0rson Tyler and Le Roi c. Snow.
 The Globe Mandolin club arrived at the Springs today.
 Mrs. F. w. Westmeyer. of Los An. geles, who arrived from Globe few days ago, will spend some time in this vicinity visiting her mother, Mrs O. N. Creswell of Ft. Thomas, and her sister, Mrs. Andrew c. Alexander, of Indian Hot Springs. Mrs. Westmeyer is accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lillian Westmeyer.
 J. E. Carpenter of Safford, was a week end visitor last week
 The many friends of C. C. Schasse of Globe, will be pleased to learn that he is on the road to recovery MT Schasse is familiarly known as Al. mv.''
 Mr. Richard Layton and Mr Pare IT.. of Thatcher, were guests at the Springs yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
rHOOL HILL BALLGROUND MAY REVERT TO SCHOOLS
having Action of Holdren and Moss in Refusing Pu- pis to Practice on Grounds, Action May Be
 Taken to Have Lease Annulled

that the present lessees have refused to allow the Central school students the right to use the grounds for basketball practice and for other athletic purposes and as the result, considerable feeling has been aroused.
 The matter was taken before District Attorney Shute yesterday by the pres ent school trustees. Mir. Shute is of the opinion that the lease it not valid and as the result, it will probably be annulled, through the courts or other wise, as may be found expedient.
 District attorney Shute stated yes terday that, in his opinion, the school trustees have not the power to execute a lease on school property and that as the result, the lease on the Central school grounds, better known as School Hull parK, is illegal.
 Just what action will be taken in the matter will depend upon the at titude of Holdren and Moss, when the question is taken up with them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
K P.,s ENTERTAIN

Ihe Knights of Pythias last night l'Tta.ned their families and the Pyth- ? Sisters and their families at odd lows Ha.L Only a very short busi- '>s session was held before the guests aTrd. after which the meeting was .arrl open for festivities.
 .ae r"."rnI orchestra arrived to en- 70 things with their catchy music, They played several selections
 '" 'a" members and their guests Ir greeting each other.
 a''rf al. .ad arrived an address of
 rome WAS delivered by J. N. Willis. !, WAS r...awei by a vocal selection
 ..1 m"m"rs of the orchestra. after
 '. !. '"# addresses were delivered -- 'r Decker and Mir. Isher-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
rrTVoD1sT LADIES MEET

4 METHODIST LADIES MEET sTad.r, Aid society of St. Paul s |. roji,, Episcopal church met yester- I ,ffprru.n at the home of Mrs. M Chairman, 434 Parker street, East ! .varaI visitors were present as well ra-ra number of members, and 1 srv n.ra,art afternoon was spent. t rho business session during the v rarr af the afternoon the election oarer,. which had been left untin- ai at a previous meeting, was com l,sI The new officers are: Presl- I+ Mrs. Roberts; secretary, Mrs. 1 rman: treasurer, Mrs. Braley; rren of standing committees vs and means, Mrs. V. Y. Smith !; nh and parsonage, Mrs. Conner; vis- 2. dr, Lang; social, Mrs. Temple. |be ladies also decided to take up course of study and China was p,en a., The first topic Papers will rreparei and read by a number of les and there wLL be general dis so1s.
 lfter the business session an excellent gram. which had been arranged by ,orlal director, Mrs. Temple, was iereL Miss Hutter, who visited the lerv. rendered several very beautiful 10 solos. Mrs. V. l. Smith gave reading. entitled (" The Isle of Jer-
 Thl, was followed by a vocal |et by Mesdames Shuek and Decker.
 rs Naisrh then gave reading en- el Scotch Lassie. v
 Delicious refreshments were served 'as hostess. All the members united thanking the hostess and all others o had in any way assisted in making
 afternoon one of such keen enjoy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
Caught in the Ram

Then cold and cough-iet it run on-get pneumonia or consumption, that s all. No matter how you get your cough, don t neglect it-take Bal lard 8 Horehound Syrup and you'll be over it in no time. The sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all pull monary diseases in young and old. Sold by Palsce Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28

h, result of decided stand '., .,..-.rjav by County Superin- 'n w O Kellner, the school trus- eI' ,Gs city and District Attorney
 U. u. Sbr,c it is probable that the teI "rnr dollar" lease on the 9ol ,.,, mar. at Central school will be hgu' in he summer of 1906, the a's school district No. l, which 's,s -. rMr entire city, leased the pr. -. s, central school to the ulo6e E''r .r.. for a term of five years. ,p"'t stnar.ral consideration for the .' f fly, years was the sum of Sl,
 .,.sa although made to a bonatide t.n ',I rrra was not taken kindly by -,n,c D",, ar that time and the school
 ,. E. Boardman, $, F. Sullen- - ., snl Mrs. Della McNehy, were ' ~. more or less criticism.
 ,s " ras,, rhauged hands several AZ |. .,I !, now held by Cnarles Hold,
 ,rJ \. Moss. It is claimed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
BENEFIT BALL

The friend, and fellow woEkTcn of
 H. Thompson. who so nearly lest his k in t4e accident at the Ola Dominion be oH New Year's eve, have decided
 gve ball, the proceeds oI which
 l he presented to NIT. Thompson as token of their loyalty and esteem.
 IAe ball is 10 be given at Dreamland the evenug of February b and an mission price of sl will be charged. . are cordially invited to attend and 1ae having a good time themselves ose who attend will have the added Tasure of knowing that they have 1e something to assist a fellow eature who met with misfortune.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
Came Near Choking to Death

A little boy, the son of Chris. D. Pet erson, a well known resident of the village of Jacksonville, Iowa, had sud- den and violent attack of erOup. Much thick. stringy phlegm came up after giving Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. Mir Peterson says: "I think he would have choked to death had we not given him this remedy" For sale by all drurpists
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
SPECIAL 5
DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME AT SAME PRICE AS YOU ARE PAYING RENT? HERE IS YOUR CHANGE.

A six-room house, bath, pantry and closets. Owner needs money at once. Price $1,S00.00. Will take $400 cash, balance on easy pay ments.
 A three-room house on Mob Hill: furnished. Price $900 for house and furni- ture; $300 cash, balance $10 per month.
 A four-room house close in, commanding excellent view of the city. Price $1, ,475; $475 cash, balance to suit buyer.
 A four-room house, mod ern, all rooms plastered, fine location. Price $1, ,500 -$j00 cash, balance like rent.
 A five-room house, pan
 
 try, bath and large porch es, East Globe; fine level lot. This is a bargain. Price s, 100. Can have on good easy terms.
 An eight-room house, with bath; fine location; $500 worth of furniture. House is rented for $55 per month-$2,5O0 will buy house and furniture; $700 cash, balance like rent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
Maruelous Training GiOen
 Horses at New Fire House

and the decision of Secretary of the Interior Ballinger in this matter is be. ing awaited with interest, not only in railroad circles but by the people of Gila county and the Gila Valley gener- ally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-28
BAPTIST AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid society Ot the First Baptist church met yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. J. L. Gibson. 3O3 South Second street. The meeting was well attended and as all were en- thusisstie 1t pVved a very interesting one.
 After the business session deli eious luncheon was served by the hostess.