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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
UNWRITTEN HISTORY

When Joseph down in Egypt was
interpreting dreams for the great king,
where venturesome men Of ancient
Tyre and Sidon in Phoenicia, in little
row boat ships were carrying on a
commerce with Khol is now Africa and
SPAIN. there lived in Arizona people
worthy of this now great stage. They
did not use electricity or steam or ride
in motor cars, but they TILED the soil
as we titled 1t, they builded as we
build, they lived and loved and died
as we do. without stone they fash
toned the soil of the earth into great
buildings. Without a knowledge of
modern tools and science they laid out
and made great cities to be the home
Of thousands of men, women and chill
dren for ages and ages where now
the rattlesnake and the ella monster
rule supreme. They were a wonder
full people as the ruins they left be-
hind so clearly show in the famous
Casa Grande ruins. See them in a
set Of exquisite pictures, by great
artist, at the fair every afternoon at
2:15 in the Mines and Minerals build
ing, and at each evening performance
during the fair week at the Columbia
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
WILSON WEEPs OVER
SLAIN W|FE'S BODY;
NH|SKEY IS BLAMED

I'm sorry it happened. I wouldn't
have had it happen for the world. l
loved her. I was crazy about her"
So said Thomas Wilson yesterday
afternoon at the county jail, where he
was taken by Chief Brisbois, Thurs
day evening following the killing of
Mrs. Wilson by a revolver shot at
their room, 1898 East Adams street
shortly after noon the same day.
Wilson yesterday reiterated tbs
version Of the shooting which he gave
to representatives of the county at.
torney's office shortly after his arrest
declaring that his wife had possession
of the big revolver which he had Dor.
rowed from Charles Wright ten days
before, and wished to kill him. In the
struggle, Wilson, repeated yesterday
the weapon was discharged and the
bullet passed through her heart kill
ing her almost instantly.
New details of their troubled do
nestle relations were furnished yes
terady by Wilson, however. His wife
was terribly jealous Of him, he said
I'VE got back from Alvin, Texas
about two months ago." he said. I've
got nephew there, Johnny Wilson,
who brought a new wife back with
him from Luxembourg, when he was
in the army. Hazel was jealous Of her.
"She stayed that way after we got
back here. Yes, I guess she had been
drinking little, too, and intoxicated
that way, the trouble started. I'd had
that gun up hunting with Charley
Wright quite a while before, and I
| laid it down in the room-never thought
thing about it,
"Drunk As Could Be"
Wilson is tall, almost six feet. Ian
tern jawed, with slightly followed
cheeks and the upper lip drawn tightly
over the teeth. Several teeth are gone
and he speaks with a, slight lisp. His
eyes are very black and sunk deep il.
his eyes.
81 was drunk. Drunk as 1 could
be-" he said. And about that mus
tache, burned it the day before. The
barber can tell you that
Wilson indicated that the shop wat
around the corner" He did not name
the shop nor its proprietor.
About this cap, too" Wilson fin
ished. They say I put on this car
to disguise myself. Why, I always
wore cap half the time
No arrangements or the funeral OF
Mrs. Wilson have yet been made, an6
/ no formal charge of murder has yet
been placed against her husband by
the county attorneys office. Wilson
was taken to the undertaking parlors
yesterday afternoon to vie wthe body
of his wife. He broke down completely
but added nothing to the Statement
he has made.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

TRIRoLETs Market at Is East
Washington street has Just
emerged from very successful sum-
mer business. Their market, you
know, is an innovation = something
different from the usual run of Meat
Markets. White finish prevails
throughout. and cleanliness together
with quality and excellent service are
the main features. The public gen.
orally appreciates this fact, and every
day during the business hours crowds
frequent this popular market.
Tribolet's also conduct the most
modern abattoir in the state Of Ari-
iona. Shipments are made to the four
corners Of the state daily. Their
plant, located as it is on the Arizona
Eastern right of-way, furnishes the
best possible facilities for the correct
handling of meat products. Their
shipments are loaded directly on the
express cars which pass the phantom
account of this and other features,
Tribolet's enjoy an immense whole
sale business. Visitors are always
welcome at their plant. located at
Portland station, six miles due east
from Phoenix
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
GOODYEAR MANAGER :
WILL LEAVE LOCAL
BRANCH FOR NORTH

The ranks of the local rubber men
are soon to suffer from the loss OF
one of their most progressive and
best known members in the person of
D. w. Sanford, manager Of the local
branch of the Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der company.
Mr.. Sanford is leaving shortly &c
take over the management of the Salt
Lake City branch Of the same COM
pany, which comes to him as a we'll
earned promotion. The latter branch
is considerably larger than the Phoenik
establishment and handles all the bust
ness throughout the state Of Utah, as
well as portions Of Nevada, Idaho and
wyoming.
When Mr.. Sanford came to Arizona
four years ago, he was the only sales
man employed by the Phoenix branch.
Two years later, when he was pro
NOTED to manager, his force consisted
of eight persons. two Of whom were
statesmen. At the present time there
are twenty five persons in the organi-
Zation and seven statesmen are kept
busy calling on the numerous accounts
throughout the state.
The branch building, located on
North Central avenue, is at present
undergoing extensive alterations, and
when completed will contain a floor
space of $1,000 square feet, which is
Just twice as much os the old building
contained.
J. B. Castleton Of Salt Lake City has
been appointed to succeed Mr.. Sanford
in his present position, and is already
on the ground.
Mr. Castleton has been connected
with the Goodyear branch at Salt
Lake City for the past five years in
sales capacity and being versed IN
| the rubber business, will make an able
successor to the present incumbent
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

T USED to frown and squint and grin
and cuss the Arizona glare, my
temper was all frazzled, surely was a
bear; but now my frown is wiped
away, my squint has vanished, too.
twas Northrup's glasses did the trick,
and they'll do the same for you.
THIS is the last day you will have
the opportunity to see the demon
stration at the fair given by Lois
Robinson, domestic science instructor
of the Monroe school and graduate
of Pardue university. Mrs. Robinson
has charge of exhibit of the Pacific
Creamery company which is located in
the dairy building. Throughout the
week she has given women a great
many valuable hints as to the utility
of dairy products in the home. Visit
the booth today if you are interested
in your home for the demonstration
will be worth while.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

LIVERY property owner knows that
IL he could not rebuild his home for
what it originally cost him, but we
wonder how many have covered this
enhanced valuation by additional in
surance. Fire insurance is just as
cheap now as it was when your house
was built, and there is no excuse for
not having full protection. Mel Fickas,
II North First avenue.
ONE Of the incest things we have to
~ tell you is that Munson Brothers
are including in this years pack a
special picnic size olive-delicious as
the jumbos with which you all are
familiar.
OUT OF TOWN visitors during fair
- week will no doubt feel the need
of a temporary banking connection.
The bank most conveniently located
should appeal to everyone. The Ma
tional Bank Of Arizon9 situated at
Central and Washington streets, offers
to the public every modern banking
service.
WE ARE approaching the season
when chilly mornings and even
ings make fires indispensable. Wheth-
err you need a small stove for heating
purposes or a range for kitchen use,
you should go to Talbot and Hubbards.
We need not point out the good points
of a Majestic range, you know it is
made of non breakable malleable iron
and rust resisting charcoal iron and
has innumerable qualities that make
It superior to all others. For fire.
place fixtures, too, Talbot and Hub
ard Is recommended.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
Here
and
There
I'm
the
Shops
About
Town

IT has been a week of pleasure and
we sincerely hope that the en-
ioyment Of the past few days continue
Those Of you who saw the demonstra-
ton at the fair of the Thor washing
machine realized how your own homo
could be made happier by ownership
Of such an electric machine. House
keepers realize the effect Of drudgery
and hard work on the disposition ane
are unanimously in favor Of the Thor
which will have a family's washing on
the line in an hours time. The va
rious good features of the Thor will be
shown you by the New State Electrlt
supply and Fixture company which
has cut down the installment price
TO $40.
CRETONE has yet to have a rival
in its place in the home. The bril-
liant colorings, or the dull tones in
tapestry design make ideal hangings
or even upholstery of the bedroom
while cretonne cushions give an addi-
tional charm and dash of color. We
noticed something quite new in hang
ings at the Doris Heyman Furniture
company. They were linen curtains of
the natural linen shade on which were
appllqued bits Of cretonne the design
having been cut out for the purpose.
The Doris Heyman company by the
way has a wide assortment Of Gre
tonnee.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

EXCEEDINGLY pleasing is the al
ways courteous treatment one re-
ceives at the Hoeppner Electric and
Machine company, and We certainly
hope that fair week visitors will avail
themselves Of the opportunity of in
speeding this Phoenix shop. It's atti-
tude toward our strangers is most
cordial for the company truly delights
in demonstrating its electrical ap-
planes to all who are interested
There is a particular type OF percola-
tors to be shown, grill or perhaps a
toaster, while milady may wish to see
an electric curling iron. No mean
ingless fripperies, but world of cleo
trical household conveniences and de-
vices are in the stock which you are
assured that it is delight to exhibit
whether or not it is purchased. The
showing ninety nine times out of a
hundred brings results, for who can
resist such modern home necessities
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

A RIGHT royal welcome was ex-
tended to fair week visitors by
Korricks. They hope that the last day
of the gala event will be even more
delightful than any other day and that
the remembrance Of the occasion will
live long with the city's guest. Kor-
ricks' is eager, too, that the visitors
have a pleasant recollection Of its shop
which by the way has offered every
courtesy to the stranger-its COM
Portable rest room having been in con.
slant use. Before leaving town We
would suggest that you see the smart
wearing apparel which Korricks' has
specially priced" for this week. The
tailored suits are built along the most
attractive and becoming lines, severely
plain or the girlish model which young
women find most becoming. The fur
trimmed ones, too, are very clever and
the odd coat which has become so
much worn the past year or two and
is even more popular this season is
there in infinite variety and rightly
priced. We saw innumerable smart
frocks for afternoon and evening wear
and dresses, too, of cloth in vogue for
street wear with the fur. The blouses
are charming. With a touch that is
different, all Korricks' ready to- wear
is exceptionally attractive.
7 .ETS all of US decide to have lunch
L con this week at Graves and Hun
nicutt located on Washington street at
Second avenue. The food is nicely
prepared and served. Short orders. A
fountain where excellent drinks are
mixed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

ONE CAN not afford to take risk
~ in the present high cost Of build
ing" day, especially when 1t is alto
gether unnecessary. Clinton Camp
bell, general contractor, has had years
business experience in Arizona and his
reputation is his best recommendation.
One can rely on a contractor of Mr..
CanpbelPs standing and proceed in
their venture without gamble where
he is concerned.
THERE is a smartness about the
narrow black ribbon around the
wrist and an exquisite beauty about
the tiny platinum watch set with
sparkling diamonds Fine workman
ship is shown in those exhibited by
White and Wesley, who have also
handsome dinner rings, bar pins and
La valliere of platinum studded in
diamonds.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

IF YOU contemplate "freshening up"
your home this autumn do not fail
to recall that the Phoenix Plating COM
pany is equipped to plate anything
from a pair of shoes to brass bed.
The freshening process is not limited
to the home. The company makes a
speciality of all automobile parts,
headlights and bumpers. When COM
pleted the parts gone over are as
good as new, and you can reckon the
saving. With the present high prices
it is something to remember.
NINE. NELLIE MELBA, probably
AVA the most widely known prima
donna now alive, has Just purchased
her second Franklin car. The car is
a touring model and to have fine
white pencil stripe around the body
about three inches from the top and
extended around the cowl and back.
1t will be shipped direct from the
Franklin factory at Syracuse to Lon
don, where Nine Media now makes
her home. Her first car was Frank
lin Sedan, purchased when she was on
tour in Australia nj 1916. She was so
pleased with it that she sent to this
country for model of the same car
rather than purchase any of the Eng
lish makes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

VIII is the season? The four sea-
sons are revealed in flowers at
the wonderful showing of the Donofrio
Floral department where the cornflow-
ers and marigolds are still holding
forth with lovely autumn roses and
violets. Gladiolas, carnations, chrys-
anthemums, too, are on display among
the floral offerings which are parti-
cularly impressive in compliment to
our fair week visitors. Charles Nor
ton, manager of the department al
ways uses exquisit taste in his selec-
ton of bloom and has some novel
ideas in the way of decoration for fair
week festivities. He has mastered the
art of arranging flowers and corsage
boquet fashioned by him is 10y for
ever" Mr.. Morton made a special
trip to California and secured some
very handsome ported crysanthemums
which he is exhibiting. We forget just
how many blossoms are included in
each great cluster. but we wager
there are hundreds of gorgeous yell
low and white chrysanthemums. In
fact those shown are the prize win
ming ones from the Pasadena fall
flower show.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

HERE'S to Elwells. The Elwell
Grocery company has such high
grade groceries that we would not place
our order elsewhere. Order in person
or by telephone and your goods will
be delivered.
no YOU wish to show a bit Of atten-
ton to one of the city's many
guests? We can think of no more
graceful way than to express the
thought in candy. The Busy Drug
Store has the kind she likes best
delicious chocolates from the Los An
geles Chocolate Shop. In attractive
wood boxes the chocolates are packed
in fascinating rows and one variety is
more delightful than the other. If
you prefer another make Of candies,
the Busy Drug Store has Lowney's
known the world over as pure and
fresh
E,AIR week visitors greetings from
: the Smith-Vincent company. This
company has the agency, by the way,
for the Packard car.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

GUARDIANS of the market basket
~ you no doubt have guests In
town or will at least entertain some
ones else guest during the gala week.
Realize then that not everywhere in
Arizona is fresh fish and poultry re-
ceived daily as it is at the California
Fish and Poultry company.
THE RETAIL markets of Phoenix
= Wholesale and Meat company
render admirable service to the public.
1t is not only service that stamps the
shops superior, but the quality of meats
which is summed up in word-the
best. The seven local markets owned
and operated by the company are the
Union Market, Valley Market, Hackett
Market, Hurley Market, New Market
and Forage Pot Market.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

HERE you fair week visitorsl Do not
4 overlook the fact that Christmas
is approaching rapidly and while here
why not sit for your picture at
Heaths. The likeness will be true and
the photograph finished with the art
istry for which Heath is noted.
OUT OF TOWN visitors and local
~ people as well are invited to
make their headquarters at the Roam
re Motor Sales room.
ono MATTER what the occasion
AZ say 1t with flowers" and how
beautifully it will be expressed If the
flowers are selected at the Arizona
Seed and Floral company. It has a
charming collection Of bloom and
feathery ferns for which out of town
orders will be taken and city deliveries
made. We think a canary bird in a
cage such as they show a charming
feature Of the breakfast room, attrac-
tive and cheerful.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

THERE'LL be many a picture you
will wish to snap fair week-and
afterwards. The purchase of a kodak
then is of Importance and we can
recommend the Eastman which you
will find at the Adams Pharmacy.
This pharmacy by the way makes a
speciality of Squibbs preparations,
imported toilet articles and Nunnally's
and Browns candies. H. T. O'Brien
is manager Of the pharmacy. owned
by Ryan and company. They also
operate stores in Globe and Miami.
MILDRED MADDOCKS, director of
AZ Good Housekeeping institute, de-
clares that in the oscil1ating type of
electric washing machine no harm can
happen to the linen under any circum-
stances Of use, even the most careless
and for this reason It is often called
"the washing machine best adapted
for fine laundering" The Blue Bird
electric clothes washer is of this type
mentioned by Mrs. Maddox in her
bulletin number five in an article OF
washing machines in which she fur
ther states that "a copper tub machine
is the best investment because it will
Withstand wear for practically an in
definite period Of time and hard water
has no effect on it." A carload of the
Blue Birds are en- route for Phoenix
the shipment arriving the first of the
month. John Urner, the Blue BIRD
representative Of Phoenix is demon.
strating all the feathers of the ma.
chine at the fair today. Watch the
ads announcing his location in tht
City
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

IF ANYONE should ask you what is
the most interesting thing about
town do not hesitate to tell them the
Graves Indian Shop. Seeing the town
is part of the pleasure of fair week
visitors and their stay here will not be
complete without a visit to the House
Of a Thousand Gifts. Their show
room holds Indians direct from the
painted desert weaving blankets and
hammering silver, manufacturing
handsome bracelets, unique rings and
countless other articles that will make
fascinating souvenirs of silver. Any
thing the Indian makes is to be found
at this shop which is distinct class.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
INJURED SOLDIER
WRITES RED CROSS

Among the soldiers suffering from
wounds, gassing or illness who have
come under the notice of the servic,
section of the local Red Cross wa
Powell Avent, who was recently sent
to a sanitarium at Palo Alto, Calf
The following letter has been re-
ceived from him:
"Palo Alto, California
Nov. 2, 1919.
Service Section, Central Arizona :.
Chapter, American Red Cross, !
Phoenix, Arizona.
Gentlemen: Arrived here o. X.
last Monday, as per instructions
from DR.. Martin. Like the place
and the country in general fine.
The weather is about as warm as
Phoenix after $3.50 a. m. and con-
tinues so till after shutdown. Have
big fog this morning which will
be clearing away by $50. Think
this is the ideal place for patients
with pleurisy, T. B. and gas
troubles.
Have good eats and plenty of
fruit of all kinds. Picture show at
Red Cross every night. Have about
$50 patients, almost half of which
are marines, but not attached to
the army, balance soldiers and
sailors.
May express my thanks to you
for your cooperation in landing
me here-this is the place.
Best wishes to you all and DIR.
Martin. Yours truly.
POWELL AVENT.
Ex-Pvt. No. 1,505,555
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

THE r. D. ROPER Motor company,
which has the agency for the
celebrated Chalmers and the popular
Maxwell cars, greets fair week wish
tors. The company extends the hos
pitality Of its show rooms to the out
of town guests, and to Phoenicians as
we'll
A REVIEW of the authentic modes
in feminine footwear for autumn
and winter Is presented at the H. A.
Diehl Shoe company. The latest con-
ceptions in shoes, oxfords and pumps
in all the smart tones and built along
the long slender lines are attracting
attention. They come in black and
white Of course and beaver, brown,
Havana brown. field mouse and vari-
GUS shades of grays and other vogue
ish" colorings. The prices range from
$3.50 to $40.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

WHATEVER you do. do not even
w start looking old. The minute
those naughty gray hairs appear go
straight to the De Marvel Institute and
have Henna d'oreal pack and re-
store your hair to It's natural color
and lustre. The coloring is not in
furious and your hair will be the love-
ly, auburn, brown, black or any shade
you desire. The De Marvel has, just
received a shipment of human hair
from New York which we defy you to
tell from your own. 1t comes in all
the latest pieces and toupes and wigs
as well. Also smart shell goods, plain
or jeweled.
VARIETY being the spice Of life, the
thing that is different always
having a singular appeal. Think how
fascinating to the fastener the box
of candy made from the desert plant!
Think what the little gift calls forth
NOT only appreciation of delicious
candy, but an intense interest as well
How Donofrio secures 1.-THE pro-
cess by which it is made and count
less other quiries which demonstrate
that it is gift unique.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

TN THE summertime we learned the
truth Of the slogan East Side
Test quenches best" But East Side
is not merely a summer drink, in fact,
it is just the ideal beverage with which
to top off a Dutch lunch on a cool
autumn evening. 1t goes nicely with
what you would serve on such an
occasion, but bear In mind that the
supper would not be complete without
Libby's dill pickles, the Melczer COM
pany, the distributor of East Side, is
also the wholesale concern handling
the incompatible Libby goods.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

AN INTERESTING variety Of furni-
Il ture that is both individual and
charming is to be found at the Ford
Levy company, 144 East Adams street.
Pleasing in it's simple, restful lines and
tones is the cane and tapestry furnt-
ture so ideal for this country. The
stained cane decorated with cushions
covered to harmonic with the living
room is charming while another effec-
tive set is Of antique brown mahogany
with removable spring seats covered in
mulberry figured tapestry. There are
others, too, equally attractive while
their rug department contains many
timely suggestions that will solve the
floor covering problem for you at q
moderate expenditure.
THE REASON why Redewills is rep
l. resented on this page concerns you.
my dear patron. They have few
pianos and players In exceptionally
attractive cases that win delight the
eye as well as the ear. The prices are
low; the terms suitable; the designs
are Of advance styles and not alto
gether on your pocket book. Warn
ingl Do not call unless you are pre-
pared to buy-because you can not
resist these special bargains.