Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
OUT OF THE HEART l THE MOUTH SPEAKS
Douglas Booster" Urge Citi- zen of Shelter City to Keep
 Hammer Hidden.
Doaglae. January 10.

Do1glas, January 10.
 Editor international:
 Just now the energies of the Doug. las chamber of commerce and mines are bent in the direction of getting the 1909 session of the American Min ing congress. Strong influences have been enlisted and there are many good reasons why we may predict success in the effort. Theis is a great mean ing in the word success and the oniy way 1t can be achieved is by a united effort along any liRe that may seem [ to be for the best interests of the 1 city All wish for success, some seek 1t. some find. some lose it. Many try to teach others how to succeed. but their ways are often torturous, rougn and difficult. Others. because of ex- periences which have not been along lines of their own selection. refuse to take part either b. advice or work and because of this the work of many who believe that the wish being fath. CT to the thought, it Is up to them to seek and find success. in some way.
 A man may have shrewdEcss. zeal and energy, all necessary qualifca- tions to win success, but chief among the qualities is faithfulness to every undertaking. Faithfulness is a char lacteIistic which all may have who viii pay the price. The man who cares ] only for his own interests cannot be called faithful. it is more like selfish ness and the person whose mind is all wrapped Gp in self interests seldom succeeds.
 Under this definition of the worc success 1t may not bc out of place to say. there are more Successful men in Douglas today than ever before to where you will in all lines of business is shown that faithfulness which au- gurs well for Douglas There is no
 knocking" 1t is nc. Q question or whose ideas are being carried out. but simply an inquiry as to whether lne project is for the best interests of the community as a whole
 Many of our peoplpe do not realize just what a gathering of the Mining congress can and will do for Douglas. In the first place. it will bring to our city between I500 and 2oOO men who are interested in mining industries many of whom may have heard O. Arizona, some may have heard of Douglas, but the great majority have never been here and have no concep- tion o1 the vastness of the richness in close proximity to our city. It will have a tendency to enlist new capital il our territory to ;tn extent that onlv personal visits can uo and will intro duce to all the beauties of the mos, glorious climate that Gods sunshine ever made.
 In event the effort of the chamber or commerce and miats is successful and we have every reason to believe iJ will be, there is an immense amount of work to do. Our entire citizenship should be ready 70 act upon commit tees. if necessary, CT to do whatever may be in their power to further the interests of Douglas in the matter. Me shall be disappOinteS # this will not pc the case. for at ever com nunity had the spirit of krtzoDa thoroughly lncuicated within it, it is Douglas.
 The true Arizon2n Is he who ,.as the sunshine of the glorious climate m his heart. who is willing to ioin hands with his Beishbors to make a long pull, strong pull. a pull all to- gether," and set things moving. Get busy. Place yourself in touch with the best business or ganization Doug. las has ever had. IT you are not al. ready member. get your application in quickly. for you will be needed on committee work in the very near fu- ture, if not on tbe Mining congress on something else. Stand up and be counted for a greater Douglas on every occasion.
 BOOSTER.