Arizona republican., 1910-06-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST


TO cOLORADO.-Mr. and Mrs. j
! F. Diamond and daughter will leave
| today for La Junta. Col, where Mrs
Diamond and her daughter WIN pass
the summer. Mr.. Diamond will return
to Phoenix in July.
COMMISSIONER HERE.-W. p
McNair of Douglas, member of the
Arizona Railway commission, is in
Phoenix today and registered at the
Ford hotel. A regular meeting of the
commission will be held next Monday.
TO SHOOT AGAIN-The white wing
match between members of the Phoe-
nix gun club and three crack shots
who do not belong to any club, will be
shot all over again. The outside men
won the last shoot down at Hanson s
but will not accept the victory on ac-
count of the scarcity of the flight. W.
b. Twitchell, president of the gun club,
was notified yesterday by H p. De-
Mund that the winners would like to
shoot the match ali over again.
EXPERT SODA DISPENSER.-In
II. w. Thompson. soda water dispenser
de luxe, the New Adams Pharmacy has
secured an adjunct to that department
bound to result in increase patronage
at once Mr.. ThompsOn's ability becomes
known. Mr. Thompson has been
through the book and then some and
his mixtures are irresistible. He will
endeavor to populariZe grape juice
drinks, particularly those known as the
grapeade and grape float. He will also
make a specially OF egg drinks, egg
matted milk being one of his best. He
has been employed at the l. ]. Christ
opher fountain in Los Angeles. the
leading establishment of its kind in
the coast city, and was for a long time
manager of the Emperioum fountain
i'm San Francisco, the largest fountain
in the west This fountain has seat
ing capacity of 100 people Mr..
Thompson intends to place before the
Adams Pharmacy the best his art af-
fords and viii spare neither expense
or pains in attaining and maintaining
a high standard. He says the Adams
Pharmacy fountain is the largest and
best fountain he has ever seen in
city the size of Phoenix.
QUICK ORK.-The speed with
which decorations sprouted out all
over the city after the big whistle
blew announcing the passage of the
statehood bill, was really marvellous.
Within an hour a number of the bust
ness houses had flags and colored
bunting dropped and festooned from
the fronts of their places of business.
Some of the first to get up their dis
plays and thus evince their jubilant
JOY over statehood were the New York
store, ]. w Doris, Goldberg's, Elliot
Evans, the board of trade and the city
hall. The decorations of the New
York store were quite elaborate for
such short notice. A bright red star,
signifying the additional star on the
flag, blazed out from the window of
the Evans real estate office. In the
decorations of the pavilion on the
plaza silver star was hung over the
portrait of Ralph Cameron. Our dele
gate to congress had the distinction
of having his portrait placed between
that of Taft and Roosevelt. Fred
Gardner. city hall janitor. explained
that while Roosevelt did not have very
much to do with statehood he was
fine man and he has the habit of
showing up at the psychological NOM
emit Roosevelt lands in New. York and
the statehood bill is signed the same
day "Somepin' allus gwine happen"
said Gardiner. when that man Roose-
welt goes places"