Arizona republican., 1922-03-17
Of
Real Life in
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shamrock Oil on Erin's Day
Left No Forwarding Address
Dent Crowd the Kissograph
stanford Club Greets Hoover
Hand Is Quicker Than the Eye
Gets Five Days to Think 1t Over
IT NIGHT be interesting to know
that the Shamrock Oil and De-
velopment Company of Holbrook,
Ariz., will on this, st. Patrick's day,
receive by mail an order from the
corporation commission granting the
company permission to issue and sell
100000 shares OF it's treasury stock
at 40 cents a share. The company
made application for the order sew
eral days ago. The corporation was
formed under the Arizona laws on
May IS, 1919. with capital stock of
$250,0O0 divided in 2500,000 shares
at the par value Of 10 cents share.
ECENTLY the corporation COM
mission received certain papers
from corporation of another state
and upon inspecting the papers found
failed to have the president OF the
company sign the papers before
mailing them in. A letter was writ
ten to the secretary enclosing the
papers ard asking that he have the
president of the corporation sign
them.
Yesterday a letter was received by
the commission from the secretary Of
the corporation containing the fol-
lowing sentence:
Regret to state that the president
of this company died in 1917 and we
are therefore unable to have him
sign the papers What procedure
would you suggest following in cr-
der to comply with your require
ments2"
I EVERY KISS has a "kick."
Kisses. some OF them, kick up
Your blood pressure.
So says r. v. Breitweiser OF the
University of California's department
OF education. He has measured the
kick" according to press dlspatcn-
es from San Francisco.
Given one man and one woman
who will kiss, Breitweiser told the
San Francisco Advertising club, ne
would measure the linear extent ana
lmillimeters OF blood pressure result
ing from:
The mistietoe kiss
The stolen kiss
The expert kiss. of the finished
flirt-
The soul kiss.
Breitweiser said the instrument he
uses is so sensitive it will register the
domestic kiss: the degree Of frigldi-
Ity in kisses one woman gives anoth-
ler she does not like, and so forth
throughout all grades Of osculatlon;
Breitweiser calls his instrument the
,kissograph. He gets a man ana
woman who will kiss: he attaches
wires to them: then they kiss. The
machine acts automatically. He also
said there is no difficulty in obtain
ing couples to carry on the expert
ments.
THE instrument is an adaptation OF
the sphygmanomometer which is a
machine psychologists in criminology
use to detect lies.
IN WING again those good old col
lege days. Secretary of Commerce
Herbert c. Hoover and Mrs. Hoover
yesterday became just plain Mr.. anu
Mrs. Hoover class OF s95, when they
were the guests of honor at a lunch
con by members of the Stanford club
The luncheon was marked by the
exchange OF campus "reminiscences,
and that intangible thing which is
called the stanford spirit" was
prevalent throughout the affair.
Mr.. Hoover impressed on the alum
nj the necessity of their help in the
financial campaign now peing con.
Quoted to increase the endowment
of the university. He also pointed
out the fact that many OF the pres
ent students at Stanford are the sons
and daughters OF old alumni OF the
institution.
A S THE crowds were leaving the
"A galleries of the house chamber
Yesterday morning following the ad-
dress of Secretary Hoover before
Joint session of the state legislature
a. representative of the Repubncan
overheard two women discussing the
work Of i. o. Tuc1er or the firm Of
Tucker & Little. well known court
reporters Of Phoenix, who were en1-
uIoved by the Republican to report
the address of Secretary Hoover YER
batiln. Mr.. Tucker. during the ad-
dress. sat at the clerks table on the
house floor, directly in front OF tne
speaker, but with his back toward
Secretary Hoover.
..Did ven notice how rapidly ano
how easily that fellow setting at the
table in front OF Mr.. Hoover wrote
shorthand" said one OF the women.
lsYes" her companion answered
laand wasn't it remarkable that ne
could take the address in shortnanu
without being able to see Mr.. HOO
'Iver?'
NOTHING ventured. nothing gained
IN q r. Jenkins had two strings to
-. how and one Of them held. Jenk-
Isns was the appellant in a case IN
which an opinion was handed down
In the supreme court yesterday ne
had been convicted in this county u
manufacturing Intoxicating HqGI 49,
one ground Of appeal was tlaI Ire
Reformation charged that the hdIne
~ az iionor being manufactured was
- the county attorney unknown anu
l+ha appellant claiming sthat ne ulu
law moved for an instructed Nel
Sict on the ground OF variance pe
ltween the allegation ana tne pIooL'
rTta witnesses had described ths
-4,,ff yax.iously as white nlule,
e..s.,S.oonshine." "hootchr and Wnls-
,,av The court said: 1t is COUP
Fnf n any witness could nave stateu
avact1v what the liquor was; II W1s, We.
~ course, illicit stutr, anu 81
have required the analyslis sifical ~
,,e,.t 10 give 1t a proper classlllc1a
.tao among intoxicating drinks ~
tiVN ~ ,-a,,ts we cannot conceive now
ssit taafendant could be preJudlced IN q
49, . ~ This kind il the manuIactuIeu
ar1icle is described by It's geIsl.S
49,, sjntoxicating liquor as
s le,in' IN this case. The. variance -
- would be immaterlal. ,u,a
The only thing that appe%L et .La an