Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-22

ENTERED AT THE POSToFFICE IN GLOBE, ARIz, AS sECoNDeLAss MAIL.
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 The Silver Belt has larger paid cir world published in a city with 12, OOO or less population.
 The bankers made a draft at sight on Globes hospitality and it was promptly honored.
 Copper authorities are inclined to the belief that the red metal will be selling at 15 cents before January l.
 It is gratifying to note that the democrats of Globe may take up the matter of organization at some future date
 If the bankers wives stack up as well as do their "worser'' halves it is shame that they didn't bring lem along.
 There is bare possibility that Mir. Jetfries has greater interest in the gate receipts than in the capital prize, hence his determination to have the fight pulled off where the biggest purse is offered
 People permitted to starve and die for want of care at the poor house in Cochise county! 1! It seems incredible; still seemingly we'll au- thenticated report to that effect has been given to the public.
 Even though, as charged, the Arizona republi- cans be not pulling all together, it is an undis- putable fact that they are pulling, and that is more than can be said of Arizona democrats just at this particular time.
 "A Tucson parson has venured to preach ser mon on the climate of the Old Pueblo With this good start not many Sabbaths will pass before he gets up to the real eternal bonfire. He's breaking the news gently, as it were.
 The appointment of a committee to make ar engagements for the reception and entertainment of Mir, Bryan step in the right direction. It is up to the committee now to see that all Globe becomes interested in the affair. Democrats should not allow the second coming of Bryan to Arizona to mix them on biblical his tory. Bryan has proved a very bum Moses in the past and there hasn't been any noticeableI devastation or waste in the wilderness of democ- racy. On the other hand republicans have beenI inclined to make something of preserve of it. While Miami is rapidly building, Globe seems to be fiddling. The matter of train service be- tween the metropolis and the little suburban city IS of sufficient importance to call special meet ing of the chamber of commerce. With the mat | ter properly presented there is little doubt that the railroad company would give gasoline mo- tor service, with from four to six trains day at once. The Sixth ward voters have made a wise se- lection Andre Maurel is not only an exclusive property owner, but is live, progressive citi- l zen, and will advocate any measure calculated to hasten the Greater Globe Banking on the city's future he has expended large sums of money Tn substantial improvements and he will insist that legislation be enacted that is cacu- lated to advance the best interests of the city.
 ArizOnanS may have been 'fools for voting down joint statehood with New Mexico, o as was charged by speakers at Albuquerque during the presidents recent visit to that city but it seems to have never occurred to these wise men over the line that the defeat of .ointure spelled the defeat of statehood of any kind, and that there may have been interests who appealed to the patriotism of Arlzonans and bade them stand Loyalty by their territory for no other raa cnn in