Arizona republican., 1919-02-18
.REALT0RSH0LD
 ELECTION AND
 CONDEMN I.W.W.
Annual Meeting Passes I'm portant Resolutions - Dwight B. Heard Chosen
 President Unanimously

The passage of a regular anti wunblv resolution was a feature Of the annual meeting and dinner of the Mari .Dpa county real estate board at the fu,el Adams last night as was the .usuimous election of Dwight E. Heard .p be president of the organization for ho following year.
 rhc meeting was opened by Presi- lcnt Web Griffin. who spoke in ap- uroeation Of the services Co the or Haimuon ot the late secretary J. A. Noaro.
 Je then introduced George H., Max rlI. regarded as the father of tHc rec lAmaton act. that made the Roosevelt .ua other Irrigation projects possible. -Uhocnir wI Dc a city of 100 900 population iu less than 70 years if the people who are here now will organ .sc and make the best possible use Of thcir advantages and resources" said Mr. Maxwell The speaker named four great sources of such growth to bo de- yeloped and utilized.
 tirst-Thc enlargement and best utilization Of the entire available Wal ter supply.
 Sccond-The establishment of far tories SO as to enable a population of working people to enjoy the benefits or life in this delightful climate.
 Thlrd-The labor problem for sea soual industries like cotton. so as to guarantee the necessary labor exten- sion of the cotton industry.
 Four-The climate advantages. MT Maxwell declared that Phoenix had, in his judgment tho best winter climate of any place in the United States.
 Get Together
 "Cet together make your plans com prehensive and in detailing them or them out" he urged as the way to sue ceed in making good his prediction of l00.000 people in Phoenix in 10 years Hut this cannot be realized without work. he declared.
 Dwight B. Heard was then called upon. and made a brief talk. in which he emphasized the necessity of "get- ting together and working hard" tc further the growth and development oi this section. He spoke of the drain age development now under way and predicted its entire success.
 He spoke earnestly of the duty and privilege of everyone who staid al home getting solidly behind the re- turned soldiers and sailors, seeing that they have the inside track in every thing.
 J. R. Loftus spoke on the Lane bill and probable legislation here, and oi the benefits to Arizona from the de. Felopmeut under this bill, which is de. signed tO give work and opportunity tC returned service men.
 Mr. Heard's Election Unanimous
 At this point Ralph Murphy rose and speaking Of the necessity. for tn, coming years work of the board. O having a strong hand at the helm nominated D. B. Heard for president dr. Heard immediately rose to protest but could not be heard for several min utes for the continued applause. H. insisted that Griffin should be re elected. because of his good work tn, past year. but was over ruled an, elected by vote that lacked one-hi own-of being unanimous.
 Other officers elected were Wei ,frittin. vice president; c. r. Wood bury, secretary-treasurer. and the fol lowing board of directors: r. D. Lane <. r. Jordan. J. R. I.oftus. J. $. Grif I'm and Ralph Murphy of Phoenix. J y. Kelley and John Command of Mes: and A. A. Carrick of Glendale.
 Improved Irrigation
 Improved legislation was discusse, at some length, the consesus of opiniol
  being that the present laws were in adequate, and that a bill would be ore sented to the legislature that will con tain model provisions that have beel tested in other states. and that vii give necessary protection to the realtor
 Commend Soldiers Action
 Ralph Murphy then presented a res olution anent the wobblies that "wa u steuwinder," and it was passed en tnuHastically. The resolution com mended the action of the soldiers an sailors in withdrawing from the sol diers', sailors and workmen's counci which was characterized as an I N W. movement questioning the wisdor ot allowing public school buildings fo these meetings, and appointing a com mittee to look into the reported move ment to make Phoenix the national w. W. headquarters, and to take mean 70 avoid this calamity Co the city.