Arizona republican., 1916-11-14

was provided. and at ten o'clock tho | parties started from the chamber Of commerce in three sections. The dis rribulon of the visitors was as fol
 lows
 SGuthside section-Committee A. ]
 Chandler Dwight |. Heard C. T
 Hirst. +; Windes. C. Ii. McArthur
 W D. Johnson, J. E. Cook This
 party was entertained by Dr. Chand Ter at luncheon at Hotel San Marcos
 Western Section-Committee \. 4 Carrick, :. Griffin, Webb Griffin
 Iohr P. Orme. Holy sugar Co Thia party were guests of Glendale busi- ness men at luncheon, at Glendale.
 Northern and eastern seCtion-Com- mittee. w J Murphy, Ralph Murphy J. C Norton. C A. Stauffer.o C. D. Dcrris. Y C. Cook, Frank Stewart. This party wes entertained 5v W. J. Murphy.
 After luach the different sections went to the fair grounds. Special passes were provided.
 At o'clock cars assembled at the grand stand at the fair grounds and carried the visitors to Phoenix. giving them an opportunity to look over the city
 Tourists Are impressed
 H. C. Lyman. Ashton. Iowa: A great many people in Iowa are inves- tsating conditions in the southwest with view Of making investments. They ale young men. mainly-5old spirits who want to do pioneering Somc of them doubtless VII come te, ] Phoenix. and they are the kind of ] citizens you want. 1 am deeply inn pressed with this country, and will tell my neighbors what you have" ] aTs. s,- Iowa. and owns bank.
 Tfrmas Fay of Chicago, who is in , the live stock commission business anG farms on the side, said: T have read about the Salt River Valley. but l the stories were imperfectly told Iris is wonderful"
 ! J. J. Roberts, a life long farmer of i Waverly. Ky. said: "I have been reading in the Earth for two or three years about Phoenix and vi- cinity. and figured that the editor of the paper was over-enthusiastie: but now I know that te was very con- serYative in his descriptions. This is a garden spot. with an ideal climate"
 F. c. Brundage. a practical farmer of Tiffin Ohio said "We rode through greasewood for two hours this morning. and then suddenly en- tered the irrigated district. The con .rast almost took our breath away It was like coming from the night into the brilliantly lighted room. No les son on the value and importance of irrigation could have been more plainly taught. It. was a practical demonstration Of the agricultural pos abilities of Arizona"
 Resolutions are Passed
 When the excursionists assembled at the Santa fe station. last night John Bottcher of Highmore. s. D., offered tke following resolution. which was unanimously adopted.
 Desiring to express our apprecia- ton of the exceptional hospitality of the citizens of Phoenix and the Salt River valley. we. the members of the Santa Fe Farmers Special, avail our selves of this opportunity to give a vote of thanks to all who have par ticipated in the program for making this perfect day for us. We con eratulate the people here upon the fact that ey possess the kind of spirit which spells success in com munitv building. and upon the fur ther cact that they have q chamber of commerce which leaves nothing un- cone to keep the public advised re- garding the resources of this section. We predict for Phoenix and the Salt ' IbiN fI NdiltN n lHlhlt Ol ttlt ItSltNl industrial development"
 After the adoption of the resolution, tfe visitors gave three cheers for FhoeniN and departed for the Paeifis coast.
 The Visitors
 Thomas Fay, Mrs. Thomas Fay Je- rome F'ay Thomas A. Fay. Chicago. | IL: C. H. Langenhans, Mrs. C. II. Iangenhans. Jefferson City, Mo; A. 4. Pesoto. Mrs. A. A. pevoto. Post Arthur Tex: !. r.. Carr, Toledo, Ohio C. A. Fleming. Mrs C; A. Fleming, Las Vegas, x. M. F. C, Brlindage. Mrs. F. C. Brundage. Rule Brundage. Tiffin. Ohio: H. C. Yyman, Mrs IT. C. Lyman. Ashton. Iowa. ]. Hottcher Mrs. J Bottcher HighmGre South Dakota: Miss Emma Roberts, Miss Florence Hite. J. J. Roberts. WaveTy. Ky; M. W. Evans. Aug. Herman. Geo. T. Black. J. W. McCor- mack, Mrs. J W. McCormack A. M McCrscken. Miss Ethel McCracken Rutler, Mo; Vim. Ensley. DinuIa Cal. A. W. Simons, Mrs. A. w. Si- mons, Hoboken. Pa: Miss Mary Cald- we'll Ieetoni1. Ohio: T.. Dehne. Mrs l.. Dehne. SEermervile lll.; A. C Gregg, Mrs. A. G. Gregg. Sycamore Ohio; ]. w. Wulf. Jenks. Okla: Wee ley Wilson. Newbere Ind. c. Fl Reeder, Mrs. c. II. Reader. Fenwicl< Nich.: A. W, Finnav. Elk Falls; II Gaiseking. Kirkwood. Mo-. II Shoen- '"rg Edison Neb.: Ralph Q. Teeter Waterside. Pa: Y. R. Campbell. Ford l Kas.: Mrs. T. E. Camrbcll. Ford Kas.; w E Miller. F1izabethvills | Pa. l. r. Henderson. $. J. Nelson ! Wate1 mon H.: Mrs James Anderson Huron. Ohio: H. Stewart. Dodge City Kas,; Mrs H, stewart, Dodge City