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Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

out and conquer the world. You know the feeling of absolute self confidence you have when you know beyond sll doubt that you are looking your best. And using the right cosmetics makes you look your best. It adds the finisn- ing touch to an otherwise perfect cos tune. You know, of course, that the face powders and the rouge comes in all the different shades, natural, white. brunette, etc. Now, Jean," laughed Mrs. Allison, do you feel properly en- frightened as to the best of imported French cosmetics"
 "Not entirely" 1 said. "Not until know where I can get them."
 At the Adams pharmacy, in the Adams hotel building. And in case the stock in the kind Marjorie uses is eX- hausted, you will find that Mir. O'BIier has a stock of the same things-the face and talcum powders, soaps, etc. that are put up by Coty, PiNer, Roger & Gallett and Pinaud They all ranl as the worlds best perfumers and those who try any of their products nevel use an yothers. Now, then. if vol aren't beautiful tomorrow it won't b' my fault, will it?''
 Late as it was when I left the Ali
 son home, I stopped in at the Adams pharmacy to investigate for myself thi | line of French cosmetics. The Adam pharmacy, you know stays open unti
 II p. m.
 | And I simply reveled in these won
 derful things. Several of them wer | familiar to me. but one or two wer
 new. Every individual article is gottel up in the most eXquisitely attractiv way and every brand has that subtle alluring fragrance that the really bcs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

dressed women insist on having. And the texture of the products is the best The powder is so soft and fluffy and yet it stays on ones skin so much better than do most of the face DOW ders. The soaps are perfectly de- lightful and the toilet waters come in the most attractive glass bottles asked for Cotys "Origan" and "StyxH brands, which Mir. O'Brien said were the most popular among the Phoenix trade. Houbigaut's "Quelque Fleurs- and "Ideal' are other especially popu. lar kinds also, he said, and last win. ter he had some difficulty in keepina them in stock. So many women will use no other kind. And now that the summer vacationists are getting homt again, it may be that the stock will go just as rapidly. Anyway, I took advan. tage of the opportunity and purchased what I needed. If any of you have an extra minute, you might stroll through the Adams street entrance of the hotel and look at these cosmetics in the lobby window of the pharmacy. They malkt the most attractive display and kndre that you will enjoy it. Don't yol
 think that Phoenix is in luck to have
 store that carries such a fine line Of
 such things. And the price won't | trouble you at all when you experience the exquisite quality of these goods.
 And I noticed as l went out the door, that there are several of the best | looking Reed Craft hand bags. They are in all the new shades and vii, blend with the new fall suits so well l Mr. OBrien showed me severa and al of them are fitted with everything that you might want in hand bag. And they are so fashionable now.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
PINCHOT AND THE PRESIDENCY

people in defiance of the law he was sworn to enforce; and turned over to the Southern Pacific railroad without struggle $500, 900, 900 worth of oil lands in California to which it had no right That Palmer was seriously considered for the nomination at San Francisco shows how low the Democrats have fallen. There may have been more un- faithful public servants than Mitchell Palmer, but not many
 Cox stands for Wilson. No sooner was he nominated than he hastened to the White House and authorized the statement that there was a perfect agreement in all things between Wilson and himself Nothing is moree impor- tant than to have done with the Wilson clan, and the only way to do that is to vote against Cox.
 The people of the whole earth have learned at bitter cost what Wilson says is no indication of what he has done or what he will do; that his words and his actions do not match; and that to have his own way is more important in his eyes than the safeguarding of | America, the welfare of nations, or the saving of human lives.
 If a man believes in Wilson. argu- ment is useless As for me, hold that it is time to finish with all that smacks | of Wilson, with the inefficiency, eN- travagance and secretiveness, with ths national and international blnnderlng and with the impudent assumption oi wisdom and righteousness beyond hu' man. The only way to repudiate VII son is to vote against Cox.
 Finally, Cox is too reckless in state. ment, too shifty in argument too mucl like a man running for little offic' in a little town. His speeches shou | it aloud-Cox is too small to be presi dent Harding's speeches could hav' come only from man big enough t handle the job.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

 brother to brother. He declared that the Fillmore ticket was being financed and run by Democrats to divide the northern vote, that it's only possible effect would be to defeat Fremont and elect Buchanan, and that Fillmore's hope of having the election thrown into the House" was a delusion and a snare He attacked "Know-Nothing- ism" with such bitterness that he not only weakened its strength among the old whigs, but he attracted many Ger man Americans of the Northwest to the new Republican standard.
 When the election was over there was hardly a suggestion of a cessation of the Republican activity. Nobody believed that Buchanan would be able to solve the delicate problems which confronted him. The great battle was already on.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
Jean Whites Adventures in Arizona
France Sends To You the Subtle Charm of Today's
 Story

'Why, Marjorie Allison" I gasped. as I entered the Allison living room last evening. "Why are you so dressed up? And where are you going2 It must be some place awfully important from the looks of you"
 Tt is important I am going to a dance" replied the 17-year- old and eldest daughter of the Allison house. hold
 Well you look it." was all that I could think of to say.
 Marjorie, rigged up in the most at tractive of dancing frocks, looked posi- lively bewitching. Isn't it peculiar what a difference the matter of a frock makes in one? Marjorie in a middy blouse was one of the most attractive youngsters that I know: but Marjorie in this soft blue evening dress was almost vampirish-in a very proper sort of a way, of course.
 I remembered the dances of my own high school days and how on one par ticular occasion I had wept myself out of a perfectly good evening because my mother would not permit me to att tend a dance dressed in an extremely formal evening gown. Also, l had wanted to apply several coats of an especially conspicuous face powder but this privilege, too, was refused me Marjorie evidently had no such | troubles, for here she was. dressed for the dance and more than likely with her pretty nose powdered just as she wished.
 My entire high school career was ruined because I was not permitted tc use face powder" I laughed. "Anc also because I couldn't have such ar
 awfully good looking dress as the one ! you have on.'
 "Oh well, if you had had to veal
 middy blouses every single school day for four weeks, I'm sure that you could have gone to a dance in a frock n' more dangerous than this one. AnC perhaps your mother did not know about the kind of face powder that have" laughed the young miss as sh flashed into the hall in response to
 ring at the door,
 Yes" said Mrs. Allison after Mar
 iorie had gone. "It really does make difference what sort of face powde ) one uses. I have never allowed Mar iorie to use any at all until l foun this particular kind. And I use it to if I can keep box of it away fror Marjorie long enough. This is French imported powder, and if yo 5 have not tried it don't wait any longer ; It's splendid
 7 And the name" I hinted. "-is Houbigaut, of Paris. Houbi
 gaut. you probably know, is one C l several world famous French perfum f CTS. who make the very best fac e powders. toilet waters, soaps. extract s and talcum powders. They are ever 8 one simply exquisite. and when you us - them you feel as though you could 2
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

identity of the men who had conspired to commit this crime made known The Republican urged that this wrong could not be rghted merely by the throwing out of the precinct but that that action should be supplemented by the prosecution and pun ishment of the well-known criminals Otherwise there could be deterrent resulting from the proceedings. wisA these men going scot-free, in the future men would still attempt election frauds hav- might be gained
 Tn proceeding recently instituted in this county, is charged that gross frauds have been committed in several counties by the alteration of primary cleo ton returns with the result that candidate who it supposed had been nominated had been de- feated and another defeat had seemed assured has been given a certificate of nomination.
 We do know what evidence there may be in support of this charge There many ugly stories concerning the affair and very plausible motive for the alleged crime has been put forward. As to the effect of this alleged upon fortunes of the two candidates the people may not be vitaly inter- ested but the effect the principle of elec tions all deeply concerned. If it should be will materially help the contestant for his cannot be placed the ballot. Only the con would be found to be ineligible the result of the proceedings.
 But the important thing. the in which we all vitaly concerned would be the stern. vigor ous prosecution of every who might be found to be implicated in the alleged fraud. his conviction and commitment the penitentiary for his part in it. large small. to the end that in the future elections. primary and general, may be untainted.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
Presidential Campaigns

conservative Democrats must be ap- pealed to, and that the old line Wings must be kept from voting for Fillmore. To win the old time Democrats. Greeley and his cohorts opened fire on Bucha- mans record. They proved that he had been a Federalist. had been twice elected to congress after Jackson's day as a Federalist. that he had been a slavery restrictionist in 1920, and that he had been so devoted to the thirty six thirty" line of the Missouri Com promise that he wanted to extend it all the way to the Pacific in 1850.
 To the wavering Whigs old Greeley talked straight as man to man and
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS
c. What is meant by the "sinsle

c. What is meant by the "single tax scheme? J. R. H.
 4. The single tax idea is that tax should be levied on the value of the land, irrespectiev of improvements, and this to berthe only tax levied, on the theory that it would make it impossible for capitalists to hold idle millions of acres of land which are capable of pro ducing if divided among many people. The Single Tax" by Henry George is the great authority on this subject.
 e. How is the name of the Chicago ball player Cieotte pronounced7 Is he an Indian? H. F.
 A. The name is pronounced as if spelled See Cot, accented on the first syllable. He is French Canadian.
 c. What are the tiny grayish white insects that are found in old books and what can be done to get rid of them R. w E.
 A. The Bureau of Entomology says that these insects are psocids or book lice and are found not only in old books but in damp, well shaded rooms not 1T general use. Unless in great number "a thorough airing. drying and cleaning
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Samuel Gompers finds himself unable to deliver the labor vote for president. week ago last Sat urday there brought the Harding headquarters at Marion testimonial and pledge signed by 5000 shoe workers of Brockton. Mass. The day before similar pledge of support signed by several thou sand organized workers of all classes brought to Judson Welver in charge of publicity.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

We suppose that President Wilson and Secretary Baker predicting that the of Major Bene- dict CroweL late of the department. win go ringing down the of time along svith that of General Benedict Arnold. The crime of Arnold was only against his country; that of Crowel the view of he president and MT. Baker. is against humanity and the democratic party.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

There is talk of a slump of prices the east. It is worthy of note that the prices in Phoenix of many commodities already lower than they are in the east. That is especially true of mems cloth ing and women's apparel.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
The Deterrent Effect

When in the course of the Campbell Hunt con tt there was disclosure of the rotenness in Doug ls precinct No |; when 1t was shown that there had been there a violation of practically every election o,,,t,tior. that nearly half hundred ballots which ,,, hoc, cast for one candidate had been crudey -.-marked and counted for the other; and when the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Little Jimmy Cox he's cunning as a fox" is couplet from republican campaign song. That pretty accurately describes popular estimate of his qualification for the presidency
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

As long the government on one pretext or another permits the shipment of liquor from one part of the country another the business of the bootegger will flourish
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Whatever may be the fate of Lord Mayor Me swiney he has pr. Tanners record of forty years ago, beaten by large margin.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8. 1920

Rejoice whatever anguish rend your heart, That God has given you the priceless dover S To live in these great times, and bear your part
 In Freedoms crowning hour.
 Owen Seaman.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

The longest pendulum ever made was 377 feet fin length and was swung from inc second platform of the Eiffel tower.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

It apears that the land department will be the chief issue in the closing days of the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

new trench digging machine exca- yates in front of it and fills in behind as it proceeds along its tracks.
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MAKING IT A FULL PLEDGED JOKE

Now that it has been shown beyond all doubt that there is more' behind Coxs romance re- gardng iniquitous Republican campaign slush shevsts. it really matters at all that the Demo- cratic presidential nominee infected by the atmosphere of Senator Borahs home state. has sud- denly raised his mythical total $15000 GOO to $3000o00O Indeed, long s Mr Cox will persist in telling his funny story for the amusement of the people, there seems to be really valid reason why he should not make the yarn a good one so that everybody-except his campaign manag gers-can laugh heartily. Only, unfortunately, a tinge of flat ness his newest effort for, after all Mir Cox is trailing his running mate the minor Roosevelt who sprung the s30000000 joke long time ago. but didn't succeed in getting it properly the footlghts- Detroit Free Press.
 It is reported that Harding baseball pitcher. Right left-handed? This is important
 Montenegrln poet grows onions as a sideline Both his products cause tears
 Some people believe that half of cent refers to enforcement and not content
 '
 The petroleum production of this country last wear amounted 356 O0o.0OO barrels.
 It isn't much of a nation that hasn't a crisis of sort.
 Red Cross critics had better not knock in the ureseucs of Italian earthquake sufferer
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

It is reported that Harding was once a baseball pitcher Right or left-handed? This is important
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Some people believe that half of one per cent refers to enforcement and not content
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

The petroleum production of this country last wear amounted to 356 GOO 900 barrels.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Montenegrn poet grows onions as a sidelin Both his products tears.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

Red Cross critics had better not knock in the presence of an Italian earthquake sufferer.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08

It isn't much of a nation that hasn't crisis of sort.
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