Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-23
HEARD IN THE L0BBIES

j.. G. Leavill, representative Of the
Armstrong Turner Millinery company
has made 4 study of the science Of
colors. His business demands tnat, al
though he may know nothing what
ever Of Sexual Selection. as taught by
Darwin. he is compelled to know all
about the Selection of the Sex. when
it comes to spring shades. summer eff
fects. fall tones, and winter colors.
This scientific attitude, taken and
maintained toward the hat business,
elevates il ana cnnobIes il until il be
comes a fine art, an art worthy the
patronage of such man as Leavitt
For the benefit of feminine readers OF
Heard i'm the Hobbies" his dictum con-
corning the proper colors for this fan
will he given: The reigning color
he said. will be very dark rich pur-
PIE known as the Coronation color.
1t probably receives its name from the
fact that a similar color was worn by
| the king and queen at the tim" or the
English coronation" To the regret of
| all husbands it will be announced. fur
| Their. that hats win be NJ cheaper this
| fall than during former seasons. Hats
! in Coronation will probably cost few
dollars more than any other kind be
cause of the aristocratic derivation of
their nomenclature. This is sad, but
true Mr. Leavitt stops at the Ford.
where he seems benignly unconscious
of the impoverishment which will be
suffered later by Phoenix married men
when their wives see Leavit;'s hats.
land fall i'm love with Coronation
Some time ago Charles Zacharias, a
| well known young man of this CITY,
married Fortune favored him. He
had son-weight nineteen pounds at
the present writing-and now the sun
| of Zacharias rises and sets in the heir
Of his house. When approached on any
question Of politics, religion. philosophy,
business or anything else, he devotes as
| little time as possible to the question
| up for discussion. and goes back to the
| original great thought as quickly as
| possibIc-the thought Of Zacharias the
Second For instance he says II don't
know whether Taft will be reelected
or not. but-my boy will soon begin to
cut his teeth. / must say that | am
in favor of the kind of prohibition
Phoenix has right now-you can't Inn
agine how glad | was when that boy
came to us It is a question in my
mind whether II is necessary to streng-
then the Santa Fe bridge at the Needles
but | have never seen as pink toes rs
nv baby has. | consider them quite
distinctive" etc. etc. This is sample
of his conversation Everybody endures
if for everybody likes Zacharias-and
Ieverybody will like Zacharias the Sec
ond when he grows up. Although 4
married man. Zacharias occasionally
Visits the Stag. His wife has gone 70
1.-The ry-Minneapolis-and he feels
free to while an hour away with his
unmarried and less fortunate friends.
He has been in Arizona so long that
he could sit right down on n cactus
lpIant without 'hollering." So he said
himself yesterday at the Commercial
why this prolonged residence in AriZo-
ma makes his anatomy impervious tc
1.-THE penetrating points of cuctus
lplant is an insolvable mystery, but II
must be true since he said it himself
Mr.. ]. NJ. Burson was n visitor at the
Commercial yesterday but he Is neither
a travelling man nor an actor. Neither
an evangelist nor a mining man. HI
belongs right here. and is one OF the ole
style fellows who broke into the ives
through packs of bowling redskins, anC
slept under blankets of scalps in th'
wintertime. He is an impressive per
son of forty or more who talks like {