Arizona republican., 1913-08-04

roses and roses and flowers everyWhere No locality in the country has better educational facilities and few can com pare in the opportunity for advantag- i eous education and instruction. School buildings are magnificent in structure and appointment, large airy buildings that make one want to go back again, make you wish for the return of the dear old country school days" The aim of the authorities is to supply a course of instruction that will fit the scholar to enter the hustle of business l or to take charge of any trust that may be put upon the student. So well have the officials succeeded that the com mendation of authorities from all parts of the country have been general and plans and details have been copied ire quently.
 Churches are well established and every denomination is represented. There is a well stocked Carnegie Lib rary, EIks Theater and a number of Well equipped entertainment places. Many important theatrical companies l visit the city during the winter months and three country clubs offer unique | and varied attractions to resident and visitor.
 1 To Phoenix is drawn a great deal of 1 the resource of the surrounding 1 country. Each year those who have 1 been successful in mining ventures, | cattle enterprises or in ranching opera l tions. in fact in all lines of effort, 1 come to Phoenix and establish perma- 1 nent residences. Many wealthy people
 who are still active in business in east
 ern cities have built for themselves l winter homes where they come each
 i year to rest and refresh themselves and 1 get ready again for the worry and cares
 of industry.
 Phoenix is on the "BOrderland" the 1 auto route from ocean to ocean from i coasts to coast, the always open route
 ] This is part of the proposed national
 ] system of highways. Each year road
 ! races are run on this route from Los
 ] Angeles to Phoenix and now from Fl
 Paso to Phoenix. an evidence of the
 l travelability of q thousand mile link in 1 this ocean-to- ocean road. Each year
 the Arizona state fair is held at Phoe-
 nix in the month of November The
 track at the fair grounds is one of the
 fastest the whole country and the fast est in the west. \ great number of | worlds records have been made here 1 and each year sees new ones added to l the list.
 l Adjacent to Phoenix and easy to l reach by auto are resorts of all kinds. 1 hot springs, camping and fishing 1 places, and good opportunities are af 1 forded for hunting. As a place for l the hOmeseeker desirous of spending ' the evening Of life amidst surroundings | pleasant and peaceful it is unepualled l old people grow young and the weak ! grow vigorous. here are the vine and ! rig trees, olive and orange. the date 1 palm is al home. the fresh green lawns. l velvetY- smooth always invite the sun | saturate sky, brilliant and blue is beck ! oning, balmy air. glowing tints in 1 mountain peak and range, ever chang 1 ing and always new. This is the place ! Of which you are in search. For the l energetic business man looking for new field in which to invest his can 1 tai and ability. il offers excellent Op- 1 portunity, every encoura agemcnt is l given to legitimate enterprise and no The rancher who wishes to till the ! soil under the most favorable COndi- | tions and win fortune for his labor will | here find prosperity writ large and in l no uncertain hand. Here is guaranteed i agriculture, gold bond farming, and all 1 under the most perfect conditions. 1 Good soil plenty of water and a eli 1 mate that supplements mans effort. ! All these aIlurements are surrounding. are in, are part of. Phoenix. which is 1 in the Salt River valley, in Arizona.