Arizona republican., 1913-04-02
THE COMPLETED MAP
 OF ARIZONA ROADS
Eastern Tourists to be Liberally Sup
 Piled With Them

The Arizona Good Roads Association Illustrated Road Maps and Tour Guide,
 the first official collection of logs of | all in roads in the baby state; will be l off the press and ready for distribu
 tion April ,,
 Arizona does things well and this
 beautiful specimen fthe printers art
 is not only perfect as to draughtsman-
 ship. illustration and typogra phy, but 1
 it is also an exhaustive Baedeker for
 the traveller; for it gives every bit of
 information the autoist and camper
 can possibly want.
 Harry Locke, of Bisbee, is the off,
 cial compiler and he has put in eigh-
 teen hours day, for the past year Tn the work now completed. In the log ging of over 200 maps contained in the Guide. over 10000 miles were travelled by auto. The Arizona Good Roads as- sociation car was the first ever at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. via the l Peach Springs Route and the book in cludes a log of this road.
 There are many unique and extreme | Iv useful features about this Guide | Besides being plainly marked as to 1 forks. turns. oil and water stations and grades. each map shows perfectly the 1 contour of the country traversed. Each 1 fork or important branch is designated 1 not only as to position. but with very | clear photographs of the landmarks. 1t 1 is impossible for the tourist, armed | with a CODY of this Guide to go wrong on any road in Arizona.
 l The Dir ding of the book, which is of
 convenient pocket size, is in durable l cloth of a pretty gray and in the cen 1 ter of the cover is beautifully execut 1 ed four-colored reproduction of the 1 Grand Canyon of Arizona, the greatest 1 natural wonder on this continent. The l engravings on splendid mineral pa per are remarkably clear and attrac- tive. No expense. apparently, has been spared to make this work durable for the rough use to which it must be
 subjected and dainty as souvenir of
 Arizonas wonderland
 Maps of all the important cities of
 the state enhance the value of the as
 sociation's guide. These were included
 bv Mir. Locke to overcome the almost
 |
 ervwhere that it is easy enough to get into town. but mighty hard to get ! out on the right road. All such aids have been added to procure for the traveller the ma ximum of pleasure at the minimum of bother.
 <i Thousands of the edition just off the ! press are to be forwarded to the east ! ern and European metropoli this week ! and by this means. a just proportion ! of the immense westbound traffic ir ! 1915 will be secured for Arizona. Large ] advance orders indicate that there vii be a very ready demand and local low { CTS of nature and good roads will dc { the best days work of the year if they II will send a copy of the Guide tC ! l friends in the east who are yet unac- quainted with the fact that rattlers II Gila monsters and scorpions are fal less in number than the miles of goot roads afforded in Arizona.
 $I The association and its representa- tive, Harry Locke. are to be con graduated on this authenic and ex- haustive work. which is to be had al ! hotels, garages, news stands anC book stores and on the trains gener- ally throughout the southwest. It vii ! be found that it is worth severa ! times the price asked by the associa- ! ton $2 This price is guaranteed tc { the publisher and no less can he ac- : cepted at retail.