Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-24

 portunity to meet the need.
 No man is imposed upon by the claims and ap peas of the church.
 Every man should so recognize his obliga- tions to the church and so meet them that many of the methods to which the church is now driven would never be necessary.
 Secretary Ballinger very clever gentleman ordinarily, thinks it little too early for the people of Arizona to realize what the Roosevelt dam project is bringing to the territory. If the Silver Belts memory serves it correctly the Roosevelt" possibility was discovered by Ar zonans and pointed out to the government with an urgent request that the dam be built. Ari- zonans are not all from Missouri MT. Ballinger
 There is shadow of doubt lingering around that alleged confession of New York custom official. He asserts that for eight years he has been underweighing imported limberger cheese. It is barely possible that his superiors were de- ceived by the knowledge that very little of the stuff would at least make a decidedly offen sive bouquet.
 George Crosby's Paper appeals to the demo- crats to give Delegate Cameron one-half the show given Mark Smith and he will secure state hood. There may be some democrats who would prefer a territorial form of government rather than ten years of Cameron in congress. And that's about what "one-half the show" figures out.
 The address of Mir. Lynch before the bank CTS convention was an interesting and able eX- position of facts and figures and regular mine of information that students and thinking men could not we'll afford to miss The Silver Belt noted with unusual pleasure the large number of outsiders who proitaby took the time to listen to Mir. Lynch's able discourse.
 The bankers just couldn t believe it. Globe was a revelation to them. A busy, bustling semi-metropoltan place, basking in the glitter of wealth, sociability and hospitality. The con- vention was a wonderful card for Globe, and those who made it such magnificent success are entitled to congratulations.
 The Tucson Star, with great gusto, states that Postmaster General Hitchcock is chairman of the national republican central committee. Well, what of it? Mr. Hitchcock as it probably has been observed, didn't come to Arizona to sit down or to spy on the democracy
 The organization of Globe or Gila county Democratic club would have been very nice step in the direction of the Bryan reception and entertainment. With wisdom and good taste. the general committee appointed could make such a recommendation
 Edison thinks that within ten years, accord ing to the Bisbee Review, that flying machines will be used to carry the mails Bless you yes :; they've been ''up in the air" in Globe for a number of weeks past.
 The El Paso Times charges up democratic demoraization to Bryan. Bah! Who has given ear to the silvery tongued orator and by whose consent has he been thrust to the fore? Bryan is creation of democracy.
 That Tucson gentleman who took the 33rd de- gree in Masonry at Washington the other day, perhaps had reason to believe before the cere- monies had been concluded that he was being given his 23.
 While waiting for the electric line, put in a strong pull for the immediate installation off gasoline motor cars on the Miami extension and a 50-cent round trip fare
 And, as was to be expected, when the water wagon stopped the 'gentle zephyrs' fell off and started on a little expedition of kicking up the dust.