Arizona republican., 1914-08-10
GREAT DAY AT ALLAH'S GARDEN
Phoenix Ad Club Guest of Lebbeus Chapman and Manager San ger, and Enjoyable Time Spent at Excellent Resort

| The Phoenix Ad club returned last night from day gloriously spent at The Garden of Allah, a resort not widely known, but fast becoming popular, To- cated on the historic and romantic Hassayampa River, four miles from Wickenburg. A party consisting of MT.
 and Mrs. Wayland Wood, of the Ari-
 zona Motor company; Joseph M Levy I of the Arizona Republican,; A. G. Dull ! mage of the Arizona Gazette, and MT. i Mullen, sales manager of the Savage | Tire company of San Diego, motored | up early in the day, in Woods Stude- 1 baker car. Others that went up by
 train were: M R. Murray of McDougall i and Cassou; R, P. Roziene. of the Bear l Drug store; c. s. Scott, of the Arizona 1 Magazine; J. D. Smith, of the F. A. | Hilderbran Co: s. H. Robertson, of the Phoenix Engraving Co.,: S. w. Marto.
 of the Popular Dry Goods store; D. A.
 Donofrio. of Donofrio Confectionery | O.: Fred c. Cooley, of the H. A. DiehI | Shoe Co.,; Chas. A. Stauffer of the Ari- l P''iiNNii, " = I ANtlSOIl, the I Nelson & White Shoe store: Henry | Myers, of the New York Store: R. P 1 Helm, of the Pratt Gilbert Vehicle Co | Marshall Humphrey and Ben Stanton | of the Phoenix Seed and Feed Store. l Ii. K. Behn, of the Arizona Hardware 1 X Supply Go. As guests of the Phoe-
 nix Ad Club were Phoenix visitors. S 1 R. Poison and ( 4 Dot vii T,l: There was also present Lebbens Chap
 man of the Valley bank, who is vacationing at the garden.
 1 It was on the invitation of Mr Chap- | man, a club member, that the Ad club visited the Garden as his guests. The forenoon was spent visiting the Allahs Garden, picking strawberries and swimming. MT. and Mrs. Sanger hosts, were loudly cheered for the most
 excellent chicken dinner served. After dinner the club got together on the veranda and several hours were spent lh seriously and earnestly dis cussing many phases of the work be- Ing done and being outlined for the winter A principal feature will be work superintended by the vigilance committee to increase the effective ness and power of advertising by el,m ination of exaggerated and misleading advertising. fake sales and mistate- | ments in fact to stimulate the ethics I of clean, strong, honest advertising. | so that all advertising will be more profitable. Honest Advertising" is | their slogan
 Another feature to be developed to | the profit of the merchants of Phoenix | is an educational course, a school of advertising. as it were, training the | men in and cooperating for, better and more effective copy. and on the basis of profitable, honest and forceful ad- vertising in all lines of publicity. The l Phoenix Ad Club is to be a working organization, not social one The meeting yesterday was successful in | the development of free discussion of topics relating to advertising and Phoe- nix, illustrating the earnestness of the members.
 | Next Thursday the Ad club meets in regular session.
 l The Garden of Allah was left with | the Ad clubs official yell, cheering Mir Chapman and MT Sanger. The Gar den was a complete surprise to these | men. who did not expect to find so | cool and so delightful a place within ! two hours train ride from Phoenix Here the Hassayampa contains a mag nificant little valley nook, with several hundred acres of wonderful tall trees | perhaps the largest trees in Arizona
 with here and there springs of running
 water, pools, gardens tennis courts
 Nature could do no more in making an | ideal summer resort. Manager Sanger has his own dairy, his own chicken yards, produces splendid berries. mel
 one and vegetables. keeps a stable of saddle ponies for his guests and for guests who prefer it to the lodge,
 there are a series of comfortable cot | tages
 Vic Hanny was unable to go but he
 sent this very pertinent communica- | tion
 Phoenix, Arz Aug. 8, 1914. Phx. Ad. Club,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Gentlemen: