Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
ARIZONA FOLKS IN
 FAR AWAY CALIFORNIA
They Spend Big Sum Every Summer Cooling Off at
 the Sea Shore.

Los Angeles papers are commencing to wake up to the amount of money the people of Arizona spend there III summer. But the following from the
 Times is exaggerated especially in l regard to the heat. This summer has so far been worthy of a summer re- sort, but 1t is doubtful if ArizCna will ever be given credit for having a pleasant summer climate
 Says the Times:
 Going inside"
 This unusual slang phrase is now daily used by hundreds of Arizonans, referring to Los Angeles.
 Where are you going?' one asks the other
 Going inside is the spirited reply; and it means, plainly, that he ;s com ing to Los Angeles to cool of. An Arizonan told a Times reporter. yesterday that he had seen SGO,OJD a day for three days taken out of banks in Phoenix alone to be used for ex- pense money in Los Angeles. Equally large sums in proportion are flowing to Los Angeles from Bisbee, Globe, Tucson, Prescott, Florence Douglas and other prosperous territorial points.
 AAOtAGE EAlLAOiid GShGQ to estimate in round numbers the amount spent in Los Angeles by his territorial friends, ito cCOl of" grew thoughtful for moment and after careful com putation on a pad of paper said:
 Tn the coming ninety days Ari- Zonans will sperd' for good fellowship in and around Los Angeles the sum of $2, 10000; yes, perhaps more. They are liberal users of money and plan weeks ahead for their outing here"
 It is said by another authority of high Importance that the personal amusement fund of Phoenix to be- scattered in Los Angeles will be close to S5e2,990. Going inside" is going some" in the language of the day. Hot? We'll, Yesl
 And why does a genuine Arizonan come here to cool of?
 The answer is easily found when you talk weather to one of the sun burned delegates from Arizona. Tt was 102 in the shade the day I left" is the first thing he is likely to say; or, in some cases. The thermom- eter stood for awhile at 120." Tt The Los Angeles beaches are the lure, the sea bathing appeals to an Arizonan as a delightsome pastime. He is found in numbers on the sands any warm day, and if he has a few thousand dollars ahead he is likely to buy a seaside cottage. There are per haps 1000 of these seaside summer homes at the various beaches nearby already owned by Arizonans. Within the coming three weeks those AriZonans that are members of the far-famed Hassayampa club of Los Angeles will be more and more in evi- dence. The annual high-jinks of that club will take place August 20, 21 and 9, and already plans are under way for right royal time. This club is unique. It has no dues, no assess ments, but entertains all corners rom Arizona. Headquarters are at parlors Is, Is and 20, Hollenbeck hotel, where Arizona newspapers are already on file, and other comforts and diversions are provided to help while away leisure half-hour.
 Fully six hundred guests will be at the big banquet. There will also be picnic and a theater party.
 Hassayampists. The fame of the "hig jinks" will bring fully eight thousand Arizonans to Los Angeles on the days in qUes- tion. Leading men of the territory will be present, miners. ranchers, busi- ness people, the judiciary, the terri torlal legislative group, club men and society women. All is for good-feIlow- ship and the mayor of Los Angeles, members of congress from neighDor- ing districts will also help along the fun. Toasts and speaking will empna- size the cordial relations existing be- tween California and Arizona.