Arizona republican., 1912-10-04

Today is the great day At $50 pean geographers become the guests of Phoenix and the Salt River valley Their entertainment will be in keep ing with their dignity, is assured by the great preparations being made to show the scientists d good time.
 The order of the day. planned by the committees is as follows:
 The committees and all who want to take part in the meeting will gath CT at the Santa Fe depot at half past eight. The special will arrive twenty minutes later. On detraining, the vis- itors will be greeted and welcomed by the citizens, each of whom will pre- sent his badge and rose to one of the guests. The Indian School band will assist in the welcoming entertainment It will take half an hour or more to get the party all separated and as signed to machines. At 10 the pilot car bearing Project Engineer C. H. Fitch, Director of Tour William Nj Davis and two others of his party, will leave the station. Following, comes the state car with Governor Hunt, his aide, Adjutant General Harris, and the newspaper correspondents, present by special invitation of His F1XceIlency
 The rest of the twenty Studebakers will leave in sets of five, each set one minute behind that preceding. In one of each five cars will be @ mechanic to care for accidents The autos will be distinguished by the flags of the nations of Europe and by American banners The pilot car will have pennants with the devices of the American Geographical society and the [. $. R. $ The state car will be decorated with Arizona banners. In order. the remainder of the cars are as follows: Austria Hungary. Bel gium, Arizona Motor company, Den mark, France. Germany, Great Brit ain Arizona Motor company Ameri- can Geographical society, Italy, Hol- land, Norway, Arizona Motor company, Russia Sweden. Switzerland, U. $. R. S. Arizona Motor company and two cars from the Phoenix Board of Trade
 The first stop in the journey is Granite Reef the lunching place At 1 o'clock the run is resumed to the dam and the main entertainment of the day Next morning the inspection of the dam and power houses over, the cars will start on the return trip. Governor Hunt, who will be host-in- chief up to this point, plans to leave the party and proceed to Globe over Sunday and return the first of the week He will visit the camp of his road makers about eight miles from town. There are fifty convicts work ing there without guards, completing the state roadway from Globe to the Ray country
 On the return of the geographers tomorrow afternoon, they will be ex- tended the privileges of the Y M. C. A, a luncheon either at the Country club or on the "Y" roof garden and a rOusing rose filled farewell that will warm their hearts even after they have left the shores of America.
 Owing to the large number of local guests that will be in the party to the dam today, there is some fear that the number of cars for trans porting them will not be sufficient In the geographers' party alone there are siXty-five men, and some of them may be pOrtly Each car must contain a local man, who can eX- plain the points of interest along the road, and entertain the foreigners during the voyage.
 list of the foreign guests of the (Continued on Page 5).