Arizona republican., 1911-11-07
ALL ARIZONA
 IN JUBILEE Fairgrounds RendezVou of
 the Multitude SCENE IN PERSPECTIVE
Department Displays Excel All Former Efforts. Real Arizonans, Savage and Civilized, Frater nizing With Boosters.

A year ago, short a week or 50. tn.
 commissioners of the Territorial Fail
 of Arizona were drawing Ions
 breath and congratulating themselve.
 on another success. regardless of tn,
 hard work that had gone into it
 Ia about the same breath they were
 planning in a tentative way for Q
 larger success for the year ahead and for months they have been working for IL. They are too busy now tO 0'aw the sigh of relief that comes Iron. certainty of big work well done, but the people whom they have worked and planned to entertain are keenly alive to the advance that has been made.
 1 Many of the visitors to the fair grounds today have been in Phoe- | n.N for every fair since the first one and they are busy telling each other what a wonderful gain this year shows over the past good efforts. here could hardly be a more fitting i location anywhere for such a repre- sentative gathering as the Arizona fa.c should be and is The natural beauty of the surroundings strikes the visitor at once; such a sweep of many peaked, richly -cOlored mountains as oouid hardly be surpassed glow ing with deep and lovely tints that change with every hour of the day IL is typical Arizona landscape that lies before the visitor, a beau tifnl ana harmonious setting for the even. that more than any other draws together all Arizonans in the friend lies. exploitation of all the products ot this big youngest state.
 This year mort fully than ever be- fore The lest use has been made of the hatUIal advantages of the situ- atinn. and many improvements have been made in the grounds and build ings that add much to the comfort ana sightliness of the place The new cement walks can only be ap- preciated by the fair-goer who re- members what went before them, and the,r long, straight sweep is as grace ful to the eye as their solid. dustless suI face is to the feet. From the very gates inward there is a cleaned-up brusfed-up holiday face upon every thing; walks, buildings. grand stand every;l Ing from the ticket offices to the farthest poultry yard and sheep pen.
 With the first car afternoon crowds began tU pour out of town and into the fair grounds. a jolly, laughing. joking, pushing crowd of people that represented in every fifty yards every l county ard town in Arizona all out | for the biG meet of the year.
 Wilcox and Clifton and Douglas and | Kingnian and Winslow greeted each | other. all within reach of hands. and | informal and impromptu conferences O: the mining. agricultural, and stock growing interests were holding forth | at every turn of the walk. It was like Los Angeles or Seattle with Excursions on and ev- cry body comparing notes at once.
 The crowd was picturesque enough | To tempt brush or camera for the bright shawls and bead collars and lack hair of the real AriZonians were thick at every turn. A little group Df Mol ayes from below Parker gath ,red at the corner of the mineral with the son of their heredit- iry chief in the center. In very | good English he said that their pres mt cf.ef. Manitabe was also with hem and that he meant to see the pig white chief of Arizona before he vent home.
 The pile of rich green copper ore n front of the mineral building seem d to draw the crowd like a lode 'tone and the place was a clearing house for all the visitors to the grounds. The interior was attractive trough to hold most of those who vent in till there was bargain jam around the glass cases md down the long shelves where 1r. Goodwin had grouped with fine fleet the most beautiful and rep esentative exhibit of ores ever shown n Arizona. The interest in this building was ager and mining men were telling