Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-15
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n Mr. Roosevelt nsuls only come ia
Phoenix once month The prcLrfetorS
az the city hotels would soon be abb.
To buy out The Standard OIL compsn,
ana have enough left over To- buv y
t"htf"llnS interest i'm the house OF
H"ihSchild. The fact is Mr. Roosevelt is
q celebrity such this country has
rarely had before ana his visit 10 the
Hdlt river valley * bringing more
money and more people 10 the valley
ihan anybody realizes. Last night al
"SIock me Hobbies OF the Ford. Adams
annex and Commercial hotels were
packed with guests who will make If
" point 10 remain over for tho celebra
lion What the ones who come LATER
are 10 do nobody knows PERHAPS the
poor things can have cots on the
porches Those who are sufficiently
SmaH IN stature can be put 10 bed i'm
the cigar cases. and others given beds
on the hotel counters The Hobbies viii
nave TO be pressed into service As hon
DORIS, and cellars refinished 10 form
state suites. The roofs will be trans
formed into open air bedrooms similar
10 those which made il necessary to er,-
HInN blind mueZZins on the watch tower
or the Mosiem churches i'm Turkey
There will be people everywhere
crowds. mobs. throngs. multitudes. And
over all will loom the illustrious Tbao-
dore. He Is worth seeing. He 10 worth
nearing. and-he is worth all the admi-
ration and confidence which the Amer
lean people have given and have re-
posed in him
All those who have gold mines-see
Mr.. c. K. Bertherton Of Fairbanks
Morse & Co, now stopping at the Ford
motel Mr. Bretherton sells rock crush
eFs, gasoline engines steam engines.
stamp mills. concentrating tables. lies
and few hundred other things which /
are Of use and service in a gold mill |
Fairbanks. Morse have been supplying
Inc mining men Of the west with ma |
chinery for good many years. and Mr.. |
Bfetherton has been representing them |
himself for five or more Before 1
that he was in the mining business |
himself and by virtue of his extensive |
mining experience in the states Of the
United States. in Mexico and in |
Canada he feels that he knows some |
thing about it. SO do We But by All |
means don't buy any machinery until |
Won have the mine. This reminds the
writer Of a Young man who planned /
10 set up in the real estate business /
He leased q splendid office He bought |
a mahogany desk. He purchased half
4 dozen mahogany chairs He spent p |
hundred dollars for fine rug. and had |
his name placed on the front window
Ia slaring letters. This was all well
and good-but the hard luck of the
thing was that he did no business
afterward and had 10 close up few
months after opening Get the mine
first and then see Mr.. Bretherton He
can give YOU what you need
What is a trust? Very few people
know, and everybody thinks he knows.
Mr.. Albert A. Clay represents the CITY
Ice Delivery company Of cleveland. and
when he gave the history of the firm
il certainly seemed that its growth had
been similar to that OF a large tree.
spreading ont wider year after year.
growing stronger and stronger. not be-
cause II wanted to, or specially desired
To. but because il had IN. and couldn't
help itself. Mr.. Clay is an attorney,
member of the great law firm of
Bacon & Clay OF Cleveland. and he has
been representing a number Of cor
porations for good many wears
Through his association with success
ful business men he has learned how
and why the wheel of fortune turns
and stops with the arrow pointed tn
certain individuals. Because they
work harder. see farther and increase
their capacity by striving. Is this
bad definition for success? Mr.. Clay
stops al the Adams Annex.
ID. c. LennoN Of Jerome arrived i'm
Phoenix Yesterday and registered At
the Hotel Ford. He came down on
business and will remain in town for
several DAYS. II is necessary 10 advise
Mr.. LenoS that during the coming week
there win be as much difference be
tween Phoenix and Jerome as there is
ordinarily between New York and the
same city. For a brief while this is
10 be a metropolis and pedestrians will
have 10 step lively to keep from being
run over by parading autos. II is hoped
that Mr.. Lennox will have no accidents
That the will return to Jerome unin-
iured and unspoiled
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. r ". Kemp,
late Of the Chandler ranch. where he
helped Or. Chandler take care Of num-
erous ostriches. now of the Salt river
valley. since he has lost HIS definite
location and moves whittier so ever
he listeth. was interviewed AT the
Adams Annex. Mr.. Kemp sDecisliZes
I'm ostriches. He knows all about them
He talks about them all dav every
day and dreams about them sll night
every night. When he falls ont of bed
ne dreams il was forward kick of an
ostrich that precipitated him 10 the
floor lie is on the point Of forming an
ostrich syndicate To operate n number
OF ranches in this vicinity. and he saws