Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

luncheon was delivered by l.. A. Weiss of the Phoenix 1Ad club, who explained the plans for the booster speciaLr which is being worked out by the chamber of commerce in con junction with the realty board and other organizations.
 The plan contemplates, MT Weiss said, the organization of an excursion train carrying about 125 business and professional men and farmers of the Salt River valley. which would stop at all the towns between Phoenix and Chicago in which there was pros pect of interesting in Salt River lands experienced farmers with money. who by their purchases here could relieve the stressed conditions of the present.
 The excursionists would be preeed- ed by a competent publicity crew to advertise the coming of the train, take care of the necessary publicity and arrange meetings between the excursionists and the various com mercia land civic organizations Of the cities through which the train would pass. One of the features of the ex- cursion would be an Indian band of about 30 pieces, the services of which have been offered free for the trip. The Indians would wear their abor- iginal garb and would be an unusual attraction in the Middle West.
 Following the excursion would come land car, in which 1istings. maps, and descriptions of valley lands would be carried, toge ther with experienced salesmen who would sell the land di- rectly to. the Middle Western farmer. The proposals to the prospective pur- chasers will be supported, of course, by the endorsement of the chamber of commerce, and everything will be conducted so as to impress the pur- chasers with the validity of the prop osition. even to exchanging his land if he is not satisfied when he sees it, or refunding his money.
 Another brief address was given by Earl Drake, who spoke of the srbig meeting held in Tucson Monday even l ing when the Kiwanis club of that city was presented with it's charter. About 25 members from the Phoenix club attended the presentation and dinner. Because some of the Phoe- nix delegation had returned home in l time for the luncheon here yesterday noon, while others had stayed in the 1 Old Pueblo, the absentees were fined 1 25 cents each, although Ben Rice wanted those members who had re- mained at home fined instead l4e ulSS llHS was pICSAoCA Ot SI by Arthur T. Esgate. vice president of 1 the club, and George Chapple was chairman of the day. The attendance l prize, which was given by Charles Rittenhouse, was won by Guy Law renee.
 The drawing of the attendance prize was followed by the introduc- ton of guests, after which an an- 1 nouncement of Glendales Chicken day. Friday was made. An an- ncuncement of the trip to Camp Creek Saturday and Sunday to look at the site of the proposed club house was also made.
 James Leach, captain and manager of the Kiwanis baseball team which is being. organized to trim the Ro- I tarians. then summoned his players to practice at the Osborn school at { o'clock tomorrow evening George Judson has promised to furnish the team with the necessary parapher-
 naIia The meeting was brought te
 an end with club songs.
 The guests of the club yesterday were c. c. Cragin, Phoenix; l.. M
 White, Phoenix: L. N. Fricke, Phoe-
 nix; Coleman L. Michael, Phoenix; B. E. Marks, Phoenix: Rube Thorn ton, Phoenix: ). H. Matthews. Phoe- nix; Marvin Young. Phoenix: L. A 1 Weiss, Phoenix: c. H. Stearns, Al
 buquerque, and l.. H. Tilden, Phoenix