Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
FASTEST RAGING MILE
WEST OF MISSISSIPPI

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showing neither knot nor blemish.
There are samples of all kinds of lum-
her. rough. dressed. and polished. the
latter in many different colors. There
are specimens. one very large board
that the average judge would pro-
nounce birds eye maple and there Is
lone novel specimen in which the grain
lof the board is twisted in a certain
lway the whole length Of II. so II re-
sembles cat tracks. In other words the
impression is left that the board was
moulded instead of having grown In
: tree and before IL got dry cat walk
ed across the length of il. Except
| for these "cat tracks" the board is
perfectly clear The lumber II is said
takes the most beautiful finish of any
pine lumber in the market.
There is also a handsome colored
panel set in frame Of pine bark and
two large display boards on which
are mounted many specimens of
mouldings. A pine table made of the
lcompany's lumber is shown, that has
been put together entirely with pins.
not a nail in il. There is a good ex-
hibit Of turned work. such as newell
posts, table legs and all similar manu-
features. Another novelty and a very
attractive one are sections of pine
buhrl. or polished pieces sawed from
pine knots very artistic for fancy wood
work. The appearance Is very much
like that of the polished onyx.
II Mention of the exhibit would be in
complete without reference to the pic
lures for they are there in prefusion.
showing every department Of the oper-
ations in the conduct Of the company's
business. Different pictures show log
ging camps. logging railroad and train.
lumber mill. office pictures. logging
camp pictures and fine birdseye
view Of the city of Flagstaff taken
from the Lowell observatory hill.
Thayer's Show Place.
Opposite the lumber booth is a large
space occupied by the hardware and
Machinery display of Ezra W. Thayer.
II Includes the Sharples Tubular sep
arator, plows. pumps, stoves and
ranges. hose. pumps and fittings.
FORCES and score of other lines that
go to make up n large general hard
ware stock.
Doris heynan Furniture Co.
The Doris Heyman Furniture Co..
has similar space but it has been
filled all the past week with a good
display of u few lines of goods of
which the company makes a speciality
such as the Bucks steel ranges and
stoves as well as some other stoves,
rugs of various kinds. table covers
and furnishings and large display
Of wall papers.
A Tucson Booth.
Messrs Gardiner. Worthen Goss Of
Tucson. dealers in machinery. have a
small booth devoted almsot entirely to
featuring an ore car handled by them.
a car axle and an armiture oil burner.
Arizona saddiery Co.
The Arizona Saddlery Co. of Phoenix
has a goodly array of saddles. rugs.
Navajo Blankets. gloves and many
other leather goods that are worthy
of notice and attractive to the eye.
] A Rattlesnake Rug.
Louis Kunz of Phoenix has booth
that attracks a great deal Of attention
and represents fine work in a line the
Phoenix people have many of them
overlooked. Mr. KunZ is a tanner of
skins and furs and is a good one. His
goods show it. There are rugs. lined
land otherwise, made from the hides
lof almost every Arizona animal. His
most novel exhibit is a rattlesnake
hide made into rug six feet and two
inches long and about a foot wide.
Ii is lined and really makes a pretty
nice rug aside from its being unique.
The Wheels Go Round.
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cupied a central position in the big
hall and had the only moving picture
show in the building. 1t required no
film in its operation however. for It
was ran with big Slower gasoline en-
CINE. The show consisted of a separ-
lator. pumps, and other machinery all
lin operation. other features of the ex-
hibit We're a seed cleaner, buggies and
Ia big dummy horse and harness.
Ceilings Vehicle & Harness Co.
This concern. one of the newest bus
mess houses in Phoenix made a fine
4 display of harness. saddles. brides.
robes. brushes. buggies and other now
ielties and horse and buggy furnish
ings.
There was also a big showcase filled
with penitentiary products such as
hat bands, brides, and other hair and
Leather goods novelties, made by con-
victs and handled by this company for
their benefit.
Phoenix Auto Co.
The Phoenix Automobile Company
had in its space two magnificent cars
of Tourist" pattern. A feature of the
leXhibit that attracted as much atten-
ition as the cars was a show case con-
tanning thirty or forty loving cups
and other valuable silver trophies that
have been won by the Tourist in COM
petitions.
Valley Flour Mills.
The Valley Flour Mills exhibited a
Igood line of the products Of the milling
lplant in Phoenix. among them the IA
lmous Perfect" flour. and a big kitch-
len cabinet that was presented to some
lone or will be when TIE right person
lcomes along.
Art for Business.
Mrs. Max Vault made an interesting
ldisplay of embroideries and work done
by herself in advertising that fact that
Ishe does Stamping for others engaged
in similar work. The collection was