Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-23
PUBLICITY FOR THE
PEA VINE EXCURSION
Appointment of Reciprocity Com
mittee Yesterday.

General Agent Goldsworthy OF the
Santa Fe was busy yesterday super
intending the distribution of red and
white hand bills announcing to the
world the salient facts in connec-
ton with the proposed excursion t.
Prescott next Saturday and the rates
that will be in force during the fol-
lowing days, return limit May 81. II
is desirable that all who can take add
vantage of this $3.50 joy ride ar
range TO do so and let the fact be
known at the Santa Fe ticket office
as soon as possible.
The publicity committee at its daily
meeting yesterday appointed a new
committee of many members, to
which others may be added from time
to time, and on which committee any
ambitious volunteer may secure a
place. 1t is to be called the re
ciprocity" committee. Every member
OF this committee has two duties to
perform; one is to ask everybody he
meets if he is going on the excur-
sion. If the reply is negative il is
his duty TO labor with that person
and change his mind if he can. The
other duty is TO go to Prescott him
self and when he gets there shake
hands with everybody he meets and
tell him that outside of Prescott.
Phoenix is the best place in the
world and that nine months of the
year it is better than Prescott.
This is not supposed to be done
roughly or extensively. 1t is only
to keep up the Phoenix end of the
game. The Prescott man is first to
be told that everybody knows that
Prescott is the place just now and
that everybody in Phoenix thinks SO
but that little later on. say from
fair time until this time next year.
Prescott will be expected to return
the compliment. 1t is "a good fair
argument all around. Three months
now is better than nine months lat
er on for everybody may he dead in
nine months. but Phoenix knows they
win not be, if they live in this val
ley and can afford to wait for her
turn.
The members of the reciprocity
committee are: Governor r. Z.
Sloan. John p. Orme, B. A. Fowler.
L. NJ. Hoghe. Dwight B. Heard.
Judge ]. II. Kibbey. r. ]. Schweppc.
Al Williams. George H. y. Luhrs. \.
Goldberg, \. G. Hulett, Ezra w.
Thayer, A. l.. Boehmer. Garrett
Schiller. II. a. DiehI. Sidney Gold
man. Louis Garesche. r II. Ensign,
F. NJ. Avis. J. F. Cleaveland. E. r.
Ceilings. ]. G. Spangler. Count Deu-
bel, W. NJ. Costly. II. ]. McClung.
VI. g. McDougan. r. \ Leak. Geo.
F. Billiard, V. c. Cooke, J. W. Cren-
shaw. H. NJ. Kennedy DR. \. J.
Chandler, J. II. CoOns, c. Lauver. J.
A. Moore, L. H. Civille, James 5.
Day, B. +. Marks, c. A Stauffer. L.
s. Thompson. ID. Donifrio. DR. An
ell Martin, Roy S. Goodrich, Il. =.
Burmister. j. II. McClintock, Frank
Cox. a. r. Cater, Judge Edward
Kent, Bishop, ]. w. Atwood. r w.
Griffen. DR.. j. w. Foss. w. ]. Kings
bury. c. w. Miller, Grant Jones, H.
L. Chandler. o. 5. Stapley. F. p.
POmeroy, DIR. r. :. Palmer. Ralph
Murphy. W. j. Murphy, Lafayette
Myers, J. c. Dobbins. ct al
II will be noted that the names
have been given from all of the val
ley towns. That is designed to inn
press the fact that il is an all val
ley excursion. not merely a Phoenix
outing. Everybody can go who has
price and the price isn't very much.