Arizona republican., 1914-09-14
Sixty PhOenicians Make the Trip to Florence and Are Entertained by Governor Hunt, Warden Sims and Prisoners ,~-a
INSPECTION OF
 gSTss,AAEAE SEA | PRISON
Followed agO Obinner and Most Instructive Speak ing in Library Presided Over by Charles Fulton, One of the Prisoners

ONtI DN CIldI1CS U ulUOlI,
 One of the Prisoners
 With jolly John Hyder in his Buick de luxe leading, sixty members and friends of the Phoenix Ad Club visited Florence and the state prison yesterday as the guests of Governor Hunt and Warden Sims, and in addition to a visit of inspection through the institution held very enjoyable session of the society when a program of great merit, -Variated with music by the prison or chestra, was given and generally en- Joyed by all both advertising men and = prisoners The autocade left Phoenix before daylight yesterday and returned tired but exceedingly well pleased with - the trip last evening. The ruA was made down there in little more than three hours while the return trip took but very little longer time. The trip was a revelation to many of the mem berS of the association who had not hitherto been inside prison walls, es pecially from a sanitary standpoint, while the fact that one of the prisoners 2. Charles Fulton, presided at a general meeting in the library and lecture room z where the technical ad papers were read and the discussions made was a surprise to all.
 The morning was spent in looking through the prison and the different departments Of the great institution. This done all sat down to a good din- ha hat ad fn ha prisoners, thereby appealing to the guests by the novelty of the thing. At the dinner a number of speeches were made, notably those by Governor Hunt in welcoming the guests, and that by Harry Welch in answer to the welcome.
 Promptly at two o'clock the gathering in the library got down to business. Charles Fulton was introduced by President DuImage of the Ad Club, and Fulton made an almost ideal presiding Officer during the session. President -Dulmage read a telegram from H. J. Coleman, twice president of the ASso- ciated Ad Clubs of America, to the Phoenix Ad club giving greeting and best wishes for success. Letters were also read from Arthur G. Nuemeyer of the New Orleans Item, the leader in the south in the clean up campaign and one from s. C. Dodds, the great adver- tiser that manages tNe publicity of Coca Cola,
 Among the speakers who made great impressions upon the audience was Clifton B. Jackson, secretary of the Mir Clemens, Mich, chamber of comme q l,-1 and who returned from Florence tc Phoenix with the club MT. Jackson will journey on to the coast in a few days. A G. Wolcott, assistant secre- tary Of the American Mining Congress, who is in Phoenix opening the prelim- mary for the coming of the great gath ering of mining men from all over the world was one of the party.
 Among the advertising papers was one by Mrs. Pauline l. Colodny, who told of the ad from the standpoint of the shopper, and who emphasized the necessity of the salespeople in the mercantile establishments being up on what was advertised, and how neces- sarv and how very much better it is to all concerned for the advertiser to play fair with the public. From the woman buyers point of view the store ought to fulfill every promise made in an advertisement
 very able paper was read by L. ". Eytinge, life prisoner in the peniten- tiary for murder, who forcefully and logically spoke of the mail order busi- ness. and the fact that an estimate is given that sS00,000 is taken from Ari- zona every year by the mail order houses outside the state. He gave some excellent advice as to methods to con- trol this trade and keep it in Phoenix. After this session the Phoenicians took their leave more than satisfied with all they had self ahh0h4d. k There were in the partyylhats A4 8wd'at the table the following.
 Henry Myers, Ro3 Murray. H. M. Clemens, Fred F. Cosleyl C. E. Miller w. B. Leecraft, Freda Blackman. Cha pin Hall A. G. Dulmage, MT. and Mrs. Chas. O'Connor, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Beane, Albert Berganer D. A. Dono- frio, Otis E. Young, James c. Jeffrey Vic Hanny, j. H. Maxy,' John B. NiH- gan, Chas E. Heath, G. N. Mclean Hal c. Prince, Mir. and Mrs. Chas, J McElroy, s. c. wilson, Mr. and Mrs Karl B. Rollins sdwe Marto, John Fly der, & J. Wolf, Fred Myers, Chas A Stauffer, H. K. Behn, Russel N. Mar win. pr. Robert R. Brownfield, MT. and Mrs Lebbeus Chapman, Jack Rinehart Roy Whitemore, John Sabra, l.. O. Car lisle, Bryan Akers,; Edward Rudolph Joe Haldiman, MT. and Mrs. P. I. Colod. ny, s. Harry Robertson, Robert A Turnbull, H. R. Copple, Louis W. Low enthal, Harry Welch, A. A. Wolcott Clifton D. Jackson, Gov. Geo. w. P Hunt. Warden R. B. Sims and Parol' Clerk, J. J. Saunders.