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AND ANOTHER
B A 3 Y D A Y!

With still another group Of dainty offerings for the
smallest, but most caered-to member of the family.
Included are the homely necessities of baby lfeas we'll
as its luxures.
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Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Prolific Tomato Plant

The bureau of plant industry says
that it is not beyond the bounds of
possibility to produce one bushel of
tomatoes from single plant. This
yield is received, however. by giving
individual attention to the plant, al
lowing plenty of room, liberal feed
ing and fertilizing. A trellis must
also be erected over which the plant
can extend its shoots. There is little
advantage in trying to get a maxi
mum yield from a single plant, for
when the attention is centralized on
one plant rather than six the plant
takes the space of five or six ordi-
nary plants and the possible failure.
due to insect pests or disease, is
greater. AS many as fifteen pounds
of tomatoes can be gathered from one
vine without abnormal effort on the
part of the grower.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
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Incident That Upset
{. SIN. Dignity of Inspector

quantity of milk had arrived in
The North and was loaded on an ordi-
nary trolley awaiting claim by the
consignees. The trolley had on it
ABOUT ten of the large cans in which
milk is carried by rail.
Along came a dignified inspector,
bent on taking samples of the milk for
testing purposes He mounted the troll
ley and proceeded to insert the special
implement he carried to mix the milk
before taking out the samples.
But the front bOgey wheels were not
well placed for such an operation The
weight of the inspector upset the
whole trolley. The contents of all the
cans flowed freely over the stone pave
ment, and the dignified inspector was
in the middle of it ALL He must have
bathed in about 100 gallons of milk
and he had to be picked up and put
into a cab to go home and change his
clothes
The language Of the milkmen wait
ing for the milk could not be printed
London Answers.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
MORTICIANS

in it's hour of trial
1t is fitting and proper that a NOR
tician be a person of the highest
type of honor, integrity and probity;
that his establishment and appoint
ments be of the style and type suit
able to the sacred rites and services
performed, 1t is in perfect accord
along our lines of progress that our
funeral customs be adjusted to the
newer conditions In the pioneer
days it was not possible that any
one make special preparation and
employ his entire time in a profess
sional way to care for the dead but
as population increased and such
services became more in demand it
was natural that those who had as
sisted in the burial of the dead dur
ing the pioneer days qualify as pro-
fessional directors A. L. Moore &
Sons belong in this class.
Whether services are held at the
residence or at their chapel, efficiency
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

satisfactory service and high quality
Of stock provided for the public They
are members of the F. T. D., which
means FLOWERS Sent by Wire" and
those who have tried this service are
today praising its excellence.
This firm also handles a full line
of g9rden requisitey, sprayers for
every purpose, busters, insecticides,
and fungicides, seeds of all kinds for
flower or vegetable gardens. bulbs,
and in fact everything wanted or
needed to make the grounds of your
home more attractive or productive
whether it be just a few feet or a
farm consisting of many acres, may
be found here. Send for their catalog
and planters guide.
AS an added feature for their GUS
toners they carry supply of pet
foods and necessities Prompt at
tention is given mail and telephone
orders and this is the reason that
this company maintains large plant
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Arizona Seed and Floral Co.

Is one of the most popular and
efficient establishments of it's kind in
this section located at 80 North
Central Ave, next to the Western
Union, and is serving not only the
city but all the surrounding territory
with nursery and floral stock of SUI
perior quality and design.
This firm carries a complete stock
of beautiful plants, flowers, etc.,
raising their own products and sell
ing direct to the consumer, thus they
are able to provide you with fresh
stock at all times.
In the matter of special designs for
weddings, receptions, all kinds of
social functions, for funerals and
other occasions, this floral house has
become headquarters in this vicinity.
In fact, with a comprehensive knowl-
edge of the harmonious combinations
and arrangements that stamp them
as true artists in this, they have won
no little distinction because of their
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Find Alaskan Summer
Heat Hard to Endure

During the summer heat of the tenn
perate zone the Arctic regions look
like a haven of rest and comfort from
this distance. and it Is hard to visual
lie the conditions which explorers de-
scribe.
Summer is very short in the Far
North, but 1t is fiercer in proportion
to its limited time. Under sun shin
ing from twenty to twenty-four hours
a day, everything that grows and
breeds comes to life with a rush. The
land bursts in a very riot OF flowers
and the earth that in a few weeks now
will be ice and snOw-bOund is carpet
ed with delicate color Seventy de-
grees is cool for parts of the sub
arctic country.
There are inland valleys in Alaska
where the mercury rises to 100 de-
greeS in summer and men and animals
wilt under the heat. There are places
in the Far North of Canada in summer
where the mosquitoes are so bad that
neither man nor beast can face them,
but must flee for their lives.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

Is one of our most prominent pro-
fessional firms under the personal SUI
pervisiOn of 1 DR.. H. w. KrOtZer.
whose efficient service has brought a
large clientele from the city and vi
cinity to this Office located at East
Adams St. in Phoenix The doctor
advises phoning for appointments, as
it will eliminate waste of time on
his part as we'll as on the part Of
the patient Phone 5000.
Optometry is that important science
which cares for the defects of vision
and in so doing correcs rs per cent
of all eye ailments.
There are just three ways and only
three by which you may have eye
troubles accidents, disease and de-
feet. One eye in five thousand mee's
with accident This calls for the
surgeon. One eye in every thousand
becomes diseased, herein lies the
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

short time. In the fast develop
ing eye, the first organ of the human
organism to mature, it is essential
that quick attention be given before
trivial defects develop into more SER
ious and established ones. "Procras-
tination is the thief of good eye,
sight
This popular professional firm has
spared no expense in installing the
most modern of equipment in their
office, enabling their many patients
to receive the very highest type Of
professioal service, carrying out the
policy of Truth, Service and Econo-
my. Their experience guarantees
glasses that will give immediate re
lief from eye strain, ETC. You are
cordially invited to maken an ap-
pointment for a modern interpreta-
tion of optical service.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

mailing business
There is no other establishment
more worthy of extended mention in
this review than that of this promi-
nent concern. They attribute their
success in business to the value
every customer receives for their
purchases, the repeated sales the
careful and courteous attention given
each order wheher large or small and
to the increasing number of salts
fed customers.
We are pleased to compliment the
Arizona Seed and Floral Company
upon their great success and the
leading position which it occupies in
the business, life of the community
and let us add, if you are in doubt
as to when to plant, what to plant, or
haze some garden pest that you cam
not get rid Of write to them and
they will be more than pleased to
give any information they can, free
of charge.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

customer is given the same courte-
sizes and personal attention whether
he buys few pieces of lumber that
he can carry away in his automobile
or places an order for a carload, and
it is the purpose of this company to
see that he buys service and salts
faction when he places his order with
them and they guarantee that the
customer will receive promptly the
grade and kind of lumber which his
order calls for.
Mr.. Shoup and his associates are
we'll. known business men of the
community, all of whom are willing
and glad to assist in any way posi-
BILE in all things pertaining to civic
betterment.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

that knows no limitations in attend
ing to the needs of the bereaved, that
combines thoughtfulness with practi-
cal efficiency-that is within the
means of all, from the least expen-
sive to the most expensive outlay,
such are services of these we'll known
morticians. Not only their ideals,
but their years of experience enable
them to know how important is the
carrying out of every detail.
Your good will is gained and the
surcease of your grief is remember.
ed in thoughtful ceremony. Such
service, as is rendered here, always
distinguishes professional people of
merit, for they provide for that hour
when the shock of departing from a
dear one makes relief from all world
ly responsibilities most desired. This
establishment, with it's modern equip
ment, takes care of every detail in
most modern and up-todate man
ner.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Put Implicit Faith
in PoWer of Twins

Among certain savage tribes in
southeastern Africa twins are regard
ed as the children Of heaven and are
believed to possess the power of con-
trolling the elements.
In times of drought the people will
dig hole in the ground, put the
mother of twins in it and pour some
of their precious water upon her. They
believe that this will cause rain to fall
When a thunderstorm occurs the
people appeal to a twin to "talk to
heaven" on their behalf. In many
cases the mediator is mere child, but
the natives have implicit faith in his
power to persuade the thunder and
lightning to go away and leave them
in peace. AS soon as the storm has
abated the yOungster is reverently
thanked for his Intervention.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
A. L. Moore and ons

This company located at 329 West
Adams st. in Phoenix is one most
worthy of extended mention because
of their exceptional service. All one
has to do is get in touch with them
and every detail is taken care of IN
a most efficient manner. AS a fea-
ture of their efficiency they have a
Coach Ambulance of the very latest
type such as is used in the larger
cities in the East. It's equipment
consists of many features which as
sure the patient of absolute ease and
comfort enroute. This up-to-date am
bulance is at the service of the en-
tire community at all times and all
calls are answered promptly. Phone
50O1.
The profession of "Mortician" is
no less sacred than that of priest or
minister. In this contact with the
loved ones, relatives and friends of
the dead, he deals with the most
tender emotions of the human soul
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Good Reason for Returning

Commodore Albert B. Armitage of
the British navy, in his book, Cadet
to Commodore" gives the following
glimpse Of the explorer Shackleton
in the role of reporter: "Shackle-
ton and some of his comrades joined
the Isis in Port Said on their home
ward journey after his wonderful
dash for the pole. He was CHEEKY and
full of vim as ever The publisher of
his book. The Heart of the Ant
arctic'-a copy of which he sent to
me-several reporters. and italian
officials met him. took him to see
my home. and then to our agency.
where he composed number of tele-
grams. He wanted so he said a
'catchword.' He walked up and down
the room. muttering several phrases
TO himself I've got it at last he
cried, Death lay ahead and food be
hind. so | had to return"
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Poetry Restored

Let poetry once more be restored
to her ancient truth and purity; let
her be inspired from heaven, and, in
return, her incense ascend thither: let
her exchange her low, venal, trifing
subjects for such as are fair useful,
and magnificent; and let her execute
these so as at once 10 please, instruct,
surprise and astonish; and then. Of
necessity, the most inveterate ignor-
ance and prejudice shall be struck
dumb, and poets yet become the de
light and wonder of mankind. james
Thomson
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

At this nursery located at First
Avenue and Van Buren street in
Phoenix will be found an extensive
line of trees, including fruit, nut,
shade and ornamental trees; plants
and all kinds of shrubbery. Mr.
Blasingame is considered an expert
in the line of planting plots for DIS
plays and is willing to give advice
along this line to anyone desirous of
improving the appearance of his
grounds or yards and we must all
admit that plants and shrubbery add
quite a good deal to the general ap-
pearance of any home. and this is
the time to plan the garden and get
it started.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
STAGE LINE MERGER FORECAST
I'M OPTION

Consolidation of bus transportation
lines in Southern Arizona by the
Pickwick corporation of California is
seen in the reported option taken by
the California company on the major
ity of the stock Of the Union Auto
Transportation Company of Phoenix.
The California company now owns or
holds options on many other southern
Arizona stage lines.
The Pickwick Corporation operates
stages up and down the Pacific coast,
doing busines that reaches $4,000
600 year.
1t is proposed, it is said, to operate
all lines running from Phoenix from
a single central station Many of
the stage depcts of the Pickwick
company in California rival small
railroad stations in conveniences.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
HotU Wylackie Indians
Capture Their Fish

Before beginning the fishing opera
tiOns 1t was incumbent upon them to
eat up five small deer which they had
brought into camp, William Kent
writes, in the Yale Review, concerning
the Wylackie Indian tribe. This was
worthwhile performance. The deer
were skinned and hung up near the
fire. The Indians sat around, each
with sharpened stick. They went to
the pendant carcasses and cut off
strips which they then partially broiled
and swallowed, and continued in this
occupation without napkins or finger
bowls for about fifteen hours, at which
time they exhibited considerable dis
tentiOn. From time to time the
stripped bones were handed out to the
nondescript dogs that always signalize
an Indian camp. After this sumptu-
GUS repast both people and dogs were
able to endure several days Of fasting
without complaint.
However, after due allowance of
sleep, our friends went out for fish,
and it was a most interesting perform
ance. Out Of respect for us they re
Trained from the easy use of dynamite
and put in practice an ancient method
of getting results.
Going to a deep pool in a rock cleft
they beat upon the water with
branches, threw in stones and scared
the school of fish until, like so many
small trout, they took refuge under
the banks. Then an able-bodied In
dian stripped and, taking in his hand
a small scoop pet without a handle
dived down into the icy depths. He
swan under the rocky bank until only
his legs were visible in the clear wa
ter. He succeeded in getting a big
fish into the net and came in triumph
to the surface to drag him out in shall
low water. We who considered our
selves fishermen were forced to praise
and admiration of such feat l com.
mend it as real craftsmanship.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

industry, the business has increased
each year until today this splendid
enterprise is not only a credit to tn
community; but tribute to the many
years of untiring energy and honest
business endeayor on the part OF the
management.
We are pleased to compliment this
company upon their success and the
leading position which they occupy
in the business life of this section
of the state, and let us add, if you
are in doubt as to when to plant
what to plant, how to plant or have
some garden pest that you cannot
get rid of. write to them and they
will be glad to give any information
they can.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Maricopa County Industries
II. II. SHOUP
THE Yard of Convenience

The choicest trees of the lumber
belt yield the logs that are brought
to the H. H. Shoup Lumber Co., To-
Gated at 602 East Washington Street
in Phoenix. The purchaser of lum-
ber products from this firm has the
assurance that he will receive maxi
mum return in durability and satis-
faction from his purchase. Their
lumber is good lumber the best that
choice logs manufactured by expert
workmen with modern equipment
can produce.
Homes and buildings are planned
on paper, but they are built of wood
and other materials. This company
supplies thinking builders and con-
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Tribute to Teacher

Frank. age six, was a mischicvous
lad in school and along with several
others, just as bad, managed TO give
the first-grade teacher no little
trouble.
His schOOlhOuse was situated on a
busy street, so that the teacher always
went with the children to the street.
Frank was telling his father about
some of the pranks they played and
then began to explain how the teacher
coached them never to cross the
street without looking both ways for
machines. for they might be killed.
Frank exclaimed in surprise: YES,
sir, dad as mean as some of those
kids are she doesn't want them to be
killed. What do you think of thatY
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06

tractors with the lumber necessary
in every stage of their operations.
whether it be in the form of the
rough lumber necessary for the erec-
tion of the framework of the build
ing or the finish required for the
inside or the thousand and one pur-
poses for which lumber is needed
The products of this firm will be
found to be first class in every par
ticular. Their line is complete and
is handled by expert lumbermen who
are thoroughly familiar with every
operation connected with the manu-
facture and distribution of their pro-
ducts. No order is too small or none
too large for their resources. Each
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
NJ. J. Northrup Optical Co.
DR.. H. w. Krotzer-optometrist

DIs w M OS&Ci
work of the oculist Eighty per cent
of all persons have eye defects,
which call for the services of the
optometrist.
DR.. KrotZer's experience makes his
advice most expert. his examination
of your eyes efficient and thorough,
and the prescription of corrective
lenses absolutely reliable His pro-
fessional services include for the
convenience of his many patrons
every repair facility.
He also makes a speciality of cor
recting troubles which affect chill
dren's eyes. Parents dread to pu;
glasses on children and lily advised
postpone the evil day so long that
they become a necessity to the child
through life. If the eyes were prop
erly cared for during the early years
often glasses need be used but for
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
The Highest Mountains

you see thin mOuntainS?" ex-
claimed the driver of a jaunting car
in Ireland to an American passenger
The tourist admitted that he did see
them.
''Well. thim's the highest mountains
in Oirland"
You don't say sol"
100 do indade An you see thin
mOuntains?' the driver went on, flick
ing the whip toward another range
Trims the highest in the wur,uld 7"
The American expressed his in
credulity. Surely not :" he protested
Sure, it's thrue!" the driver re-
tOrted. bridling, "exceptin, av coorse
for thin in furrin parts :"
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
SENATOR ). J. cox ON BANKING

He stands for law to protect de-
positors in banks. 1t has been thor
oughly demonstrated that we need
such law in the state of Arizona.
His fight in the senate in the last
session of the legislature should con-
vince the voters OF this state of his
sincerity for banking law that will
protect depositors. No banker can
accuse him of trying to get a law
which would be detrimental to the
banker. The bill that he got through
the senate provided there should be
given a bond to the state of Arizona
securing not only the state, county
and city funds, but all deposits en-
trusted to the bank. If we could
have had such a law on our statute
since 1920, it would have saved to
the depositors and banks in the state
of Arizona millions of dollars In
stead of having wrecked and ruined
homes financially, no doubt there
could be hundreds of peaceful, happy
and cOntented families today that
were totally wrecked on account OF
bank failures. Senator J. j. Cox
carrying out his banking program
alone will warrant the voters in Civ
ing him big majority at the next
primary and general elections.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-06
Blasingame Nurseries
The Old Reliable

Well placed shade trees, taste III
foundation paintings and borders Of
attractive shrubbery bearing dainty
flowers and brilliant berries in their
season create an atmosphere of beau
y and dignity about your home. This
concern makes specially of this and
is responsible for the beautiful ap
pearance of the grounds of many OF
the homes in this vicinity.
Everyone appreciates the pleasure
in beautifying his own home grounds
and the up-to-date farmer, as well Gs
the owner of city and suburban prop
erty, realizes that a charming land
scape adds not only beauty to the
place, but to the cash value as we'll
Since establishing this flourishing