Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-18
EAST ENTHUSIASTIC OVER PROSPECT
 IF GLOBE
CHARLEY CLARK RETURNS WITH GOOD REPORTS OF CITY's
 POPULARITY
ADVERTISING BY SILVER BELT
PLENTY OF MONEY AVAILABLE FOR INVESTMENT COMING
 THIS WAY

Charles M. Clark, the well known local mining man and one of Globe s most enthusiastic boosters, returned Tuesday night from a visit to New York and Boston. MT. Clark stopped in St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Denver and number of smaller cities in the middle west on his return trip and is thoroughly satisfied that Globe is the best and most promising city in the United States.
 "You would be surprised to know how well the people of the extreme east and the New England states are ac- quainted with Globe, and how favorably the city is considered by these epople, !" said MT. Clark last night "They new CT tire asking questions about the com ing copper metropolis and l tell you these people are boosting the town back there. In Denver, on my way home, heard prominent bushes sman advis ing gentleman who was seeking a new location to go direct to Globe, Arizona. Neither one of the gentle men knew where I was from and I was naturally very interested eavesdrop- per when I heard Globe spoken of so favorably. T have straight informa- tion on Globe, continued the business man, 'and I want to say to you if l wasn't tied up here l would quickly locate in Globe. It's city now of about l2,n0O, but it will have five times that nui per of people in five years. I know what I am talking about and if you are looking for a good thing you n hike out on the first train. There will be rush to that town in very few months, advised the business man. Similar sentiment is expressed east of here whenever the name of Globe is mentioned.
 "The Silver Belt is a big advertise ment for Globe in the east It certain ly skins any newspaper in the coun- try published in town Globes size. You tell stranger the actual facts about Globe, and if he isn't we'll in formed he is apt to be a little skepti- cal, but pull copy of the Daily $ l. yer Belt on him and your story IS cinched It mirrors the every day life of our people in graphic, entertaining way; it's presentation of news is ght up to the minute, and its general style and makeup will skin any newspaper in the east published in towns of from 20OO0 to 50,OO0 people. Don't think I am giving you taffy. It. fact. The importance of live newspaper like the Silver Belt never so forcefully i'm pressed me as it did on this trip east. And I had awful hard work keeping copies of the paper in my possession long enough to read them.
 "Industrial conditions are vastly inn proved in the east and in few months ld-time prosperity will be with the people again throughout the entire coun- try. Up in the New England states the people are actually fat with money and they are looking for profitable in vestment and they are offering loans on reasonable ates of interest. Globe is going to get geodsizcd piece of this money. The district certainly has won the confidence of the people and money for development purposes is go- | ing to come to us almost unsolicited. I look for big boom here this fall and winter.
 1T notice wonderful change in Globe. I was abesnt from town only about three months, but new buildings have sprung up here, there and every where and even an o,d-timer like myself is liable to get lost in the shufhe- after brief absence. Conductor Reed s call
 of l23rd street, Globe, isn't going to be so far removed in the very near fu- ture. Oh, Globe is a goer. Keep on boosting her."