Arizona republican., 1920-12-04

undisturbed sequence the materials are delivered, gathered, mixed, taken to the job and placed in the form with an ap parent ease and a certain efficiency that impressed the visitors with the idea that Twohy Brothers know how to btNld roads.
 Modern Plant
 Arriving at the Fowler plant shortly after 12 o'clock yesterday, the Ro- tarians spent the time before luncheon in looking over the modern "set-up" plant. A trainload of sand and gravel from the pits at Tempe was just then overhead, dumping it's carloads into the pits. The sand and gravel prev iously had been screened and washed at the Tempe plant
 It was explained to the visitors that the cement is unloaded from the cars through a vacuum process that draws the material into the cement pits in a twinkling and without necessity of handling.
 A train of small steel cars, drawn by an interesting gasoline locomotive, pulled up under these pits to transfer the material to the mixer and the road | job four or five miles away. There were three compartments in each half of the steel boxes on these little cars | it was pointed out. In the middle one | the cement is dumped, with canvas chute to prevent waste by wind or any other cause. On either side is placed the sand and gravel.
 | After luncheon the Rotarians were taken to the location on the Yuma road where highway building is in progress. | Fl om the dumping of the carloads of cement. sand and gravel into the big mixer by a crane. until the completed highway was finished by an interesting mechanical tamper and smoother, the Rotarians followed every process and were prepared to say that the roads now being built for Maricopa county by Twohy Brothers are high class ones and of quality of which to be proud.
 Opens Eyes of Many
 The 16-foot concrete roadway, 1t was explained, was to be finished with a four foot shoulder on either side, mak- ing a highway of ample width for all purposes.
 The visit yesterday opened the eyes
 of many Rotarians. who were i'm pressed with the magnitude of the plant installed by Twohy Brothers and the efficient methods employed in making the highways. That the people of Maricopa county should promptly vote for additional bonds to entirely complete the road program outlined ana in manner such as they saw ir progress yesterday was the declaration of many of the visitors who returned . to the city enthusiastic highway
 boosters.
 The Rotarians completely filled thu
 mess house when the cook gave tn,
 welcome signal During the progress
 of the meal there was a short program f President John Brown passed the gave , to Dwight B. Heard, who was named :, chairman of the day After severa . songs by the Rotarians, John F. Twoh. = welcomed the visitors, saying he wa : glad that this visit had been made. a { it was only through close inspection e that an intimate knowledge of the clas . Of work being done could be learned e He declared it was the intention o n Twohy Brothers to build these high
 ways in such a manner that ever, c citizen of Maricopa county would il y the years to come be proud of thei Il highways and be boosters for Twoh e Brothers They intended to give tn e people the very best roads possible D build he stated. Following his tai f Mir Twohy answered several question @ put to him by the visitors regardin - the road work. Jim" Horan, superin d tendent for Twohy Brothers, was in n troduced and given an enthusiast
 greeting.
 IS P. c. Salisbury reminded the mem g bers of the Rotary club to leave the st subscriptions to the European child re a lief fund at the office of The Reput d ican by Saturday morning. so that a Is may be included in the final accountin n doxr