Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
BUSINESS MEN
VISIT ARIZONA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EX-
EXCURSION POPULAR
MANY POINTS OF INTEREST FOR
LOCAL MERCHANTS
Glad Hand Trip Lasting Six Days VIII
Bring Southern Territory Into
Closer Relations with
Los Angeles

Bound for Tucson, Benson, Douglas,
Bisbee, Globe. Bowie, Wilcox, Mesa,
Tempe, Phoenix, Prescott, Ash Fork,
williams, the Grand Canyon of Ari-
zona, Kingman and Needles, over the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe rail-
way lines, a party of 125 representa-
tive business men of the city, mem
bers of the Los Angeles chamber of
commerce, left the Arcade station yes
terday afternoon in a special train of
nine coaches. 1t was the second
"Glad hand business excursion of the
chamber for the present year, and is
designed to bring trade relations with
the merchants of the flourishing Ari-
zona cities and the wholesalers and
iobbers of Los Angeles closer and
more binding, and also for extending
acquaintance and seeing the country.
The excursion committee in charge
included Walter Raymond, G. G. john
son, Percy II. Clark, c. N. Campbell,
ID. e, Luther and d. G. McGarvin, for
the chamber, with Seymour Swartz in
charge of car 1; Marion r. Gray in
charge oe car 2; G. G. Johnson, car
8; Chester f. Hoag car 4; Fred Allies,
car 5. The train was in charge of
N. r. Martin for the Southern Pacific
and j. ]. Byrne for the Santa Fe,
while Secretary Virgins of the cham
ber of commerce and his assistants
were watchful for the general comfort
of the guests of the organization.
The first stop will be at Tucson this
morning, and as provision has been
made for hospitable entertainment at
the principal cities on the route, the
party is assured of most enjoyable
trip All points of interest will be
visited, the tour through the Grand
Canyon being a special feature of the
Journey. The train is scheduled to re-
turn at 10 o'clock next Monday night.
Banquets at Phoenix, Prescott and
other points on the itinerary have been
arranged at which good fellowship will
prevail. The glad hand speakers for
the chamber of commerce are Secre-
tary Virgins and John S. Mitchell.
who each summer has proven himself
a prince of entertainers for the Ari-
zona hosts on their trips to Los An
geles and the beaches.
Included among the excursionists
were the following:
Fred l.. Allies, Allies Printing Co
F. H. Bordin, A. Bordin & Co.
L. N. Brunswig, Brunswig Drug company.
H. c. ]. Burr, Parrot & Co.
J. ]. Byrne, A. p. T. NJ. Sante Fe Rail
F. A. Brown. Excelsior Cereal company.
Mrs. F. A. Brown.
A Bernhelm Anderson a ChanSlOf.
C. II. Burnett l.. A. e. Redondo Railway
company.
Edwin Bird, Douglas Clay Product company.
Thomas Bamford Thayer Decorating COM
pany.
J. w. Marlborough, Ocean Park.
c. NJ. Burr, Childrens Shoe store.
c. w. Brashear, contractor.
r. NJ. Burnham Hughes Manufacturing com
pany.
f. H. Bagby, stocks and bonds.
d. T.. Bowman, eastern capitalist.
IHo Chs ana Tno- ~
A. l.. Carpenter. retired.
M. G. Cooper. Cooper. Coate & Casey.
Fred Czermiski. Acme Brass Foundry COM
$. Crandall. California Hardware company.
". II. Clune, Clune theater.
W. T. Craig, attorney
r. b. Crosier, Southern California Lumber
G. Del Anne. K. Cohn & Co.
r. c. Devereaux, City Directory company
Harold Dewey, Pomona Cal.
A. H. Dunlap Whittier, Cal.
Otto Dolhnger, capitalist.
H Albert Dewitt, Union Lithographic COM
pany.
f. n. Emery, Newmark Bros.
Carl Entenmann, 1eweler
c. W. Evans, Dolgeville.
Charles f. Elder, L. \ Investment company.
Howard Frost, L. A Pressed Brick company. |
Mrs. Howard Frost.
A ]. Goldwater, Stewart Dawes Shoe COM
pany.
Marion r. Gray. Marion r. Gray company.
George w. Grimes, Grmes-Stassforth COM
pany.
c. f. Caller, California Ink company.
w N. Hamaker. First National bank.
George l.. Hazard, Whittier Cal.
Harry Harrington, capitalist.
Walter L. Haight, wholesale butter.
c. w. Hill, Braun Chemical company.
b. f. Hulse and wife, Machinery and Elec-
trical company.
Chester T. Hoag, National Bank OF Com
merce.
r. Harris, Glib & Harris.
W. F. Howard, Western Pipe and Steel COM
pany.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hutchinson.
James Irving assayer.
G. G.. johnson, real estate.
W. w. Jone Traders bank.
w. II. Jameson and daughter Corona
D. w. Kirkland American Drug company.
John Kahn, Kahn-Beck company
A. j. Kon, A. j. Koll Planning mill.
J. Kuhrts. capitalist.
Edward Kuhrts, L. A. railway.
L. Kimble, W. W. Montague company.
Otto Kaiser, Haas, Baruch & Co.
Frank H. Knapp. a. II. Busch company.
Floyd F. Lewis, real estate.
VIII Llewelyn, Llewellyn iron works.
James W. Long, J. W. Long company.
DIR. Walter Lindley director chamber OF