Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-07

Ananias undoubtedly enjoyed a splendid iso- laton among ancient liars Otherwise it hardly seems reasonable to suppose his fame would have endured so long.
 One of the things that will be permitted to stay lost in the shufhe, we imagine is that farm ers' "uplft" commission that we read so much about in the yesteryears.
 "It is just as patriotic to read the governors message as it was to read the presidents, :" notes the Chicago Post. And just as probable that the average reader will.
 'I am too busy to make money,' said Gin clnnati minister to newspaper reporter, re- gently. And any reporter, not a "cub," of course, knows just how that is. "The south must furnish the next president" reads headline in the Atlanta Journal. MT. Taft will have to keep an eye on his Dixie girl She is not to be won lightly, nor yet with mere song.
 ''One hundred dollars saved by honest man. ual labor is worth more than $10,000 won by gambling" says Mir. John W. Gates. Personal
 
 lion, you know.
 The coal man may be at the bat today, but the 'ce baron is getting his tongs in shape to swat the ball next. There is absolutely no relief for the ultimate consumer. He catches it a-goin and a-comin
 Poet William Watson threatens to reside per manently in America A lot of Mr. Watson's caustic newspaper critics on this side would have gone slower had they suspected him capa- ble of such revenge.
 It has been discovered So runs the story, that Mir. Hartman $ estate foots mp to $221 100000 instead of the originally accredited $149, 100000. l The difference really is inconceivable, i'll the leverage human mind, however.
 As King Edward swings around the Emo- pean circle nowadays and notes the rapidly in creasing number of boy kings, he must real.7e more than ever the not necessarily melan I ly circumstance that he is growing old.
 Attention is directed to the fact that Alr. Can non is using his left hand very frequently in
 
 gress. Nobody has noted any lack of vim, vigor or vitality in the resulting ''whacks,' however
 "Mother Goose is the American Homer Deny lit who can'' says the Norfolk Landmark. How can categorical denial be entered unless one is as familiar with Homer as with Mother Goose? And how many people can qualify in that re lgard?
 | There is, no doubt, something particularly sinister and dark about the fact that Mr. Bal finger is courting complete and searching con gressional investigation into the affairs of his department Just what, however, we are unable l to fathom.
 Speaking of the peers of England, London paper says they are ''perversely proud, willfu- l ly forward, indignantly insolent, incurably self ish and incapable of salvage or salvation. J Even Bwana Tumbo would find it difficult to edit additional emphasis into that.
 Dangers of lynch law illustrated, y reads a headline in the Macon (Gal News This does not mean that a motion picture has been made of a lynchng in the News vicinity. The artist un- dertaking such feat probably would immed- ately precipitate another ynching.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the total num- Der of animals slaughtered by the Roosevelt par | ty in Africa, in the interest of science totals 6,663, the shooting has not been exhausted, in all probability. Surely, surely, however, science ought to be satisfied almost to nausea