Arizona republican., 1910-11-11
TERRITORIAL BOARD
  OF TRADE CERTAINTY
ORGANIZATION GOTTEN UNDER
 WAY YESTERDAY MORNING.
Delegates From All Over Arizona Are
 Enthusiastic in Approval of.Plan.

Enthusiasm over the plan to adver- tise Arizona through territorial board of trade or chamber of commerce ran nigh at the meeting of representatives of commercial bodies of Arizona, held yesterday morning in the quarters of the Phoenix board of trade. As a re- suit of the meeting a strong committee was appointed to consider plans for a territorial organization
 The gathering was preceded by an excellent and most enjoyable breakfast at the Adams Annex, the out of town delegates being the guest of the Phoe- nix board. Immediately after the breakfast those in attendance ad- journed to the new building at Sec ond avenue and Adams street, and a most enthusiastic session, lasting sev- eral hours, was held. Dr. John w. Floss was chosen as presiding offi- cer and the following program was carried out:
 State Purpose of Meeting, Dr. Foss, President.
 Value of State Organization" H. V. Tailor Tucson
 Arizona Represented in East" E. P. Grindell, Douglas
 Advertising Methods F. D. Smith, Globe.
 Immigration Commissioners Can Help State Organization" J. NJ. Ron stadt, Tucson, and J. w. Crenshaw, Phoenix
 "Co-operation," R. J. Schweppe, Tempe
 There v,ac mt opo e,,aol,or ,,,bc ,,,o,, not emphatic in his approval of the territorial board of trade idea, and also of the suggestion that that board maintain exhibits of Arizona products in the east and on the coast.
 The address of H. V. Tailor, secre- tary of the Tucson chamber of com merce, was exceedingly Interesting and the suggestions he made most valuable. Mir. Tailor has held his position for a number of years and is one of the most successful publicity men in the west. Mir. Smiths talk on Advertising Methods" was also interesting and in structive. R. J. Schweppe. president of the Tempe board of trade, made a strong plea for cooperation among the commercial organizations of Ari- zona. He was particularly enthusiastic. MT. Grindell of Douglas declared that an exhibit at some point in the east will be of inestimable value to this ter ritory, as it is certain to turn many hOmeseekers toward Arizona
 Following the speeches there was a general discussion. in which every dele gate present voiced his unqualified ap- proval of the territorial organization idea. It was finally decided that the chair should appoint a committee to draw up definite plans.
 MT. MT. IT. " Tailor was appoint ed chairman and will represent Pima county. The others on the committee are Harry Welch, Maricopa county; E. P. Grindell, COchise county; F. D. Smith, Graham county: w. C. Budge. Santa Cruz; A. B. Ming, Yuma, and H. D. Aiken, Yavapai county. The com mittee will meet at the board of trade building, Second avenue and Adams street, at o'clock this morning to out line the plan. Delegates from all over the territory are invited to attend and make suggestions.
 The board of trade has invited the representatives who have charge of ex- hibits at the fair to send any materi- al they would like displayed to the new building. where it will be put on ex- hibition when the room is put in or der.