Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-16

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 Open the city's door wide next week. The banker is accustomed to the draft.
 
 If there were fewer 'big producers" the copper market might show early improvement If anything is to be gained by working both ends against the middle" which seems the case out that way, Miami will go some.
 Mir. Fairbanks doesn't seem to be making any more noise in Europe than he did while ofhclat- ing as e-president of these United States.
 Maxine Elliott's objection to being called King Edwards summer girl is based perhaps on the fact that the admission would place her in the "has- -been' class.
 Inasmuch as Prescott has provided its own throne, other Arizona cities will not object to the little mountain town calling itself "the queen city of the southwest"
 If made of the proper stuff it doesnt matter much in which direction in this great country the young man goes There be opportunities north, east, south and west-and in Globe.
 Now that the right-of-way question has been settled to the entire satisfaction of all parties concerned, the matter of grading the Mesquite street hill should be given full track privileges. Citizens with the best interests of Globe at heart are rejoicing over the fact that satis- factory settlement has been made with the rail way company regarding that Broad street right of-way.
 And are the democrats arranging for the re ception and entertainment of Mir. Bryan, who has promised Globe visit in December! Why not organize that Gila county democratic club, gentlemen!
 ''Can Theodore Roosevelt prove that he dis covered Africa!'' asks the Cleveland Leader. A very modest way, perhaps, of enquiring if MT. Roosevelt believes he is the whole G. O. P., tusks and all.
 Duncan, Graham county, lost out in the local option fight for the simple reason that not enough signatures were affixed to the petition filed. In controversies of all kinds defeat gen erally follows shrinkage of votes.
 If Postmaster Sturgis will take up the fight for all increased allowance for additional clerk hire, all Globe will stand at his back The com mercial club, familiar with local conditions, should join with the postmaster in this under taking.
 Mayor Solomon stood upon the most lofty pinnacle in Copper Hill yesterday, and, watch ing the great clouds of smoke belchng from the new shelter, bade the world welcome to Copper Hill, the only blown in the bottle smeIter city ,, And here's hoping, mayor
 The El Paso Times speaks of putting the whitening kbosh" on things and people. Around Globe can be found a number of well meaning, intelligent people who speak of it as the "bloomin' kibosh." It may be just little matter of ''bringin' up'' however
 The Bisbee Miner takes the liberty to sbut in" after this style: "Where can anyone find such delightful weather but m Arizona?, There may exist disagreeable weather conditions in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio "but in D Arizona climatic conditions are perfect. Huh ! The way to resume is to resume.'' said a statesman once upon time and the Miami Mes senger echoes the sentiment, or rather logic. in Its declaration that the way to build town is to build town, and not to wait around to see what the other fellow is going to do. Globe has made her mighty progress by doing things