Arizona republican. [volume], September 17, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
BY R. A. KIRK
Secretary Copper State Kennel Club
Mankind's best friend" wi!l be well
represented at the Arizona state Tair
during the first three days of the
tventiul week, Xov. 8-13. The com
missioners have planned a dog show
.to be given under the auspices of the
Copper State Kennel club, with tho
sanction df the parent organization of
t-ogdom, the American Kennel club. It
will be the first opportunity ever af
forded Ariztfnans to see some of the
really famous canine stars. Under the
A. K. C. classification more than 80
breeds may bo represented, and the
management has the promise of many
entries of the rarer breeds from points
outside the state.
American Kennel club rules, which
will govern the forthcoming 'dog show,
N'ov. S, 9 and 10, do not require that a
3og be registered, to show. This as
sures the interest cf those who have
either 'failed to secure the pedigree of
ineir pets or who own dogs not en
titled to registration that would fur
nish keen competition to the canine
wit&a long line of blooded ancestry.
There are, however, many fine speci
mens .of pedigreed dogs in the state
and it, is expected that there will be
a large entry from Arizona,
The Copper State Kennel club's cop
per medal will be awarded to the best
dog in almost every class, together
with' the much coveted A. K. C. blue,
red and yellow ribbons. More than fif
teen beautiful copper cups have been
donated as special premiums to be
Siven in tne following classes:
Gov. Thomas E. Campbell, copper
cup for the best dog in show.
Hon. Mit Simms, copper cup for the
, bi-st"'rposite sex.
Carl. II. Anderson, copper cup for
best puppy in show.
Dunbar Spring Service company,
copper cup for best toy dog.
McArthur Bros., copper cup for best
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
FOR EX-SERVICE MEN
SUBJECT OF SURVEY
Definite steps toward giving dis
abled ex-service men vocational train
ing in the Salt River valley are ex
pected to follow the visit here the last
three days o L. W. Bartlett, assistant
district vocational officer, with headV
ctuarters in Han Francisco, for the re
halulitation division of the federal
board for vocational education. Mr.
liartlett, in company with Fred P. Row
leii, in charge of the local work of the
board, has been making a survey of
the local field.
Among the vocational educational
possibilities investigated by Mr. Bart
lett was the matter of agricultural
training at the experimental farm sta
tion near Mesa.
The matter of vocational training
for disabled ex-service men at the
Tempe normal also was included in
Mr. Hartlett's investigations here in
tho course of which he conferred with
Covernor Campbell and President Mat
thews of the normal. Mr. Bartlett to
day will be in Tucson, making a sur
vey of vocational training possibilities
at the University of Arizona, where a
As a Soil Builder
We recommend sowing
sour clover in your cotton
the cost is small. Ask
us about this.
Phoenix Feed and
Feed Company
dog owned in Arizona,
The Kennel Advocate, trophy for best
puppy owned in Arizona.
John C. Greenway, copper cup for
oest setter or pointer.
C. C. : Huff, copper cup for best
Pekingese.
Jack , Barber, copper cup for best
collie. . -
Senator Mark A. Smith, copper cup
for best Airedale terrier.
Ralph II. Cameron, copper cup for
best smooth fox terrier.
Charles be' Sales "Wheeler, copper
cup for best Boston terrier.
C. M. Stoddard,, copper cup for best
Pomeranian.
The banks of Phoenix, copper cup
for best bulldfeg.
United Verde Copper company, cop
per cup for best wire fox terrier.
Ray Consolidated Copper company,
copper cup for best bull terrier.
C. A. Sheldon, copper trophy for best
opposite sex. . , '
W. Li. Barnum, copper trophy for
best Boston terrier, opposite sex.
United Verde Kxtension Mining com
pany, copper cup for best brood ma
tron together with two or more of
progeny.
Dogs in all classes will be Judged
by James Ewins of Los Angeles, who
has an enviable reputation among dog
fanciers throughout the country. Ow
ing to the large number of entries the
show will be housed in the large brick
building opposite the main entrance to
the grand stand. Premium lists will
bo available about Sept. 25 and may be
obtained by application to T. 11. Adams,
superintendent, SO South Fourth ave
nue, or to R. A. Kirk, 384 North Sec
ond street.
number of ex-service men already are
students.
There are at present about 1,500 ex-
service men subject to vocational train
ing in Arizona, Mr. Bartlett said last
night, and the number is expected to
double within a year. Most or tnem
now in this state are tubercular, and
these form the main problem. About
200 of the 'men are now undergoing
,'ocational training, and it is intended
to greatly broaden the work in the
state to care for moie men.
W. A. Burk. in charge of all voca
tional work in hospitals, will visdt this
city in connection with the work next
month, following the return of Mr.
Rowlen from the American Legion
convention, ent. 27. 28 and 9,, Dur
ing Mr. Rowlen's absence his work
here will be taken care of by C. !.
Dolman, who will come from Flagstaff.
Vocational training for disoliled ex
service men is divided into two classes,
education while the man is in the hos
pital and education after he is out.
The two branches rre along the sar.v
lines, however. :ud both tend to but o.
thing to enable the man to become
,rt useful and efficient Workman find
citizen.
Training matters looked into by Mr.
i Bartlett hero included the possibilities
of giving the men training at the nor
mal school, at the agricultural experi
mental farm, and in private educational
and technical institutions. Much in
terest is being taken in the possibility
of giving training in agriculture at the
experiment station near Mesa, as it
involves reclamation and the. giving
to ex-service men of opportunities to
obtain farm lands.
HATS SHOW NOVEL
FLOWER TRIMMING
Paris has invented a novel use for
flowers on large hats. The soft flow
ers are worn close to the face edging
the underside of the brim where it
joins the crown.
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'A person's thoughts can often b
detected by the involuntary movement
of his thumbs.
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Live stock keeps coming to market
and we have to keep buying it and
putting it through our plants whether
conditions are good or poor.
Swift & Company has no control
over the quantity of live stock shipped
to market Live-stock producers ship
their animals to the big stock-yards
markets, wherethey are sold through
commission men who represent the
shippers.
The result is that the live-stock
supply fluctuates from week to week.
We have to buy the animals, how
ever many or few there are; and they
have to be handled - without delay.
We cannot hold dressed beef, lamb,
mutton, veal, fresh pork, or any other
fresh perishable meats, but have to
sell them at the prevailing market
prices within a few days. If we try
to sell at half a cent under the
prevailing prices, retailers would
naturally buy from us as long as our
supply lasted, and that supply would
be used up very quickly. On the
other hand, if we try to sell for half
a cent higher than the market prices,
the retailers, who shop around, would
buy from our competitors and ve
would have our fresh meat left on
our hands. We have to sell our
products every day. at prevailing
market prices whatever those prices
, may be.
Half a cent up or down in the
wholesale price means the difference
between profit and loss to us.
Swift Company, U. S. A.
Phoenix Local Branch
412 S. Second Ave.
A M. Mayfield, Manager
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We wish we could say that Schilling's is
the only coffee worth your money. We
say it about Schilling Tea, and it is true :
Schilling Tea I is actually cheaper per cup
than any other tea you can buy; it is also
much finer.
But there are other good coffees beside
Schilling's -other coffees made from fine
full flavored coffee beans, ground properly
so that you get all the delightful fragraijce
andjdeh taste of fine coffee, and packed in
vacuum-sealed tins which is the only way
to keep the full flavor and strength for your
breakfast cup. '
coffees are good. Two or
But they differ some-
All of these
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what in taste.
So the way to get the coffee you like best
- and the only way is to try these vacuum
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the one you like best.
We make.it easy to try Schilling's: your
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