Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-22

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 The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with IF, 1000 or less population.
 Globe is the largest city in the United States without free express delivery.
 That Globe will have population of 50,000I inside of ten years even the knocker is willing to admit
 As climax for the closing of the term the present city administration should give the peo- pie sewerage system.
 More buildings have been erected in Globe during the past year than in any other town of similar size in the United States
 Money can be invested to better advantage in Globe than any other city in the United States, which means that the city has brighter future "Whether or not we choose it, we are in for four years of strife" says the Atlanta Consti- tution They may be more truth than pessimism or poetry in the statement
 'Mr. Pinchot is just little too honest for political job, /" says contemporary. Just how honest ought man to be in order to be just plain, old-fashioned honest'
 The Bell Telephone company made $150,000, GOO last year. We believe it would not reduce profits, however, if some of the operators cut out their back talk to customers.
 A number of big real estate deals and some big business enterprises are on tap, which when divulged, will prove to the world that capital is not afraid to venture in Globe.
 ''There has been no news from Nicaragua re- cently," says the Atlanta Journal. It is proba- bly, sure thing, however, that thhG lNicaraguans are either revoting again or yet,
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 A St Louis robber recently stole five feet of woman's blond hair. If he did not get the peroxide bottle, also, however she can get some more where the lost hair came from.
 ''We are spending too much money" says William Allen White, evidently sermonizng from the editorial "we' point of view and as the author of "A Certain Rich Man.'
 Lest you forget we wish to again call your at tention to the fact that Globe is the best and most prosperous city in the entire southwest and has brighter future than any city in the universe.
 Boston's public librarian has refused to oust Dr. Cooks books from his shelves Evidently, experience has led this man to think that what the public reader wants is something interest ing, anyway
 Technically, John Walsh violated the laws of his country, was convicted and now occupies a felon's cell But in reviewing the history of his case we fail to discover single individual who has been injured as a result of his irregularities Mir. Walsh, with all obligations satisfied is worth almost one million dollars today.
 There would be comparatively few com muncations published in newspapers if writers were compelled to sign their full names And if a man has an opinion worth giving publicity why should he wish to conceal his dentity1 Think this over and the next time you write communication be man and sign your name
 The property owners have adopted the Silver Belts suggestion and are now camoring fo1 sidewalks in the residential districts Such al improvement would be welcomed by all anC would give the city an appearance of perman ency that 1t does not possess. It would also pu the city in line for free postal delivery Tn, city beautiful idea is gradually taking hold upoI