Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
HEARD IN THE LOBB|ES

When Queen Louisa of Prussia sat at meat with the great Napoleon at Tilsit to make the request well known to historians-refused, because Bona parte was only gallant when it suited the need of his ambition-she had no idea that her greatness would be made immortal less by the writers of
 songs. novels and histories than by q great boot manufacturer of Boston
 The novelist recorded the fact that while taking a music lesson from her great piano master one beautiful aft ernoon. the dazzled and infatuated musician, hypnotized by the white ness of her majestys bare shoulder. leaned over and planted kiss squarely on it in the middle of a
 Mozart minuet. He was expelled from the palace, but was permitted to teach the queen again-in the presence O a third party. History re corded many things about the queen and all to her credit. So that from the pages of all writers it is learned that she was good, beautiful. intcl- lectual, and less capricious than the majority of her sex. But it remained for the Thomas G. Plant shoe manu- facturng company of Boston to be- stow everlasting immortality on Queen Louisa. He made her the trademark of the Queen Quality shoes, and her picture has gone all over the world. Men see it, admire it. and long to meet the original. Those who see the pie ture. even though unacquainted with her royal position. say isn't she a queen?" This is the final proof of majesty. IL has the power to make itself known without electric signs or billboards The success of the Queen Quality shoe company Is a tribute to the beauty of Queen Lou isa. The trade mark makes the first sales. The shoes make the others. J. P Poteet sells this famous line He stops at the Commercial When not engaged in selling his line he passes the time looking at the trade mark. wishing that he had been King William the Third. and had lived, say one hundred and twenty years ago.
 All sorts of bird and garden seed are sold by F.. J Cook ins. now stopping at tho Ford. He also sells poultry supplies. Mir. Cook frs is man who believes in carry inc poetry into his work When he wants to make sale he talks after this wise: Think of the precious and beautiful birds. Hear them sing They are cheerful, they are glad. they never get mcG. or make discord on an Easter morning If you want to give them seed. and you surely see their need, give them mine. give them mine" He sells carloads of seed. and, while not an aeroplanist | might be truthfully described as bird man.
 Before the insurrcCtiOn broke out in | Mexico F l.. Watson was owner and l Of the Cafe Royal in Quad | llaiara. Since the revolution he has | come to the states. When asked to | -ecite the causes for this sudden | 'hange. Mir. Watson replied. There's | | reason l. seems that. according ! O his notion. MT. Watson's days | arc not in the yellow leaf by any means. He still wishes to finger on Tor a few years. Finding the bullets md knives too thick for his peaceful . astes. he simply packed his grip and ook French leave from Mexico This nay seem strange that a man could ake French leave from Mexico. How ! .ver there were a great many people who did it few months ago. Wat 'on wishes tO spend his days in the !! peaceful walks of respectable busi- less. II Far from the madding crowds ig- II
 noble strife,
 lis sober wishes never learned to II
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 Along tho cool sequestered way of
 restaurant life.
 Io keeps the noiseless tenor of his
 way"