Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

highway department, used to bring ina Indians ana school officials in from the reservation, completed the division.
 A fleet of White Line taxicabs were next in line, all decorated in red, vel low and purple bunting. The Fannln Brick company was represented by several loads of clay brick.
 The Arizona Gazette exhibited prize winners of its recent Farm Products contest in series of floats, when proved of unusual interest to the rancher.
 Indian School Division
 Sheriff John Montgomery headed the Phoenix Indian school dlviSlon, followed by an Indian student in the red. white and blue uniform or Uncle sam Indian school cadets were next, with girl students or the school following. The girls all were in white and they made an impress i've appearance. Industrial ana Vo- cational- floats, depicting different educational periods in the civilization of .he Indian. were features Of the division. These floats were prepared by the students of the school them selves, under the direction Of school authorities, and were among out standing features of the long process sion. The Indian school band and a domestic science float completed the division.
 One of the most interesting floats of he parade was that Of casa Grande, labeled the san Caflos Dam," which was next in line III the midst of a lettuce patch stooo Columbia, bearing in her right hano u-fO desert" a promise by the govern ment to build the San Carlos dam. The lettuce plant represented that CT the Powers ranch, one of many in the locality that have made rlch re- turns to their owners. The lettuce is planted with respect to seasons and so timed to reach the markets at the times of the year when the prices are highest. The float was prepared with the joint effort of Mayor Peart, the Pinal county farm bureau ana the board of supervisors or the county. The truck bearing 1t was brought 60 miles across country ara the design was assembled here. The promoters worked on it until late Thursday night and then stopped TOT lack of materials. They resumed yesterday morning and completed 1t | just in time to allow 1t to take its place in the parade
 Show Human Vegetables Human replicas of vegetables formed an interesting and amusing section prepared by the Arizona Seed and Floral company. Then followed | floats representing the Arizona Flour | Mills, the Arizona Iron Works, the Arizona Cornice Works, the Shelden Auto Top shop, the Constable 1ct and Fuel company, the Phoenix Wooo and Coal company, the Capital fue and Feed company, the Mccall cot ton and Oil company, the Pima Gln- ming company, the Bennett Lumber l company. the O'Malley Lumber com ! pany, the Japanese Farmers assocla tion, the Union oil company, the Melczer company, the Hall-Pol'och company. the Southwestern sash anc Door company, the O. s. Stapley company, Inc, featuring auto trucks and farm implements, the Ohlrau ! Lumber company, and the John F Barker Produce company, depicting two eras in the history of the valley before and after the arrival Of irri- i gating waters.
 1 A lounging set featured a float by l the ForS-levy company. It was at tractively done in a purple and white color scheme. Following it was float by the Doris -Heyman company featuring the Royal Easy chair. Next in line were industrial floats by McKean's Cleaning Works. Ari2o- na Cleaners and Overs, City Cleaners Chicago Paint store, Newland Music | company, exclusively dealers in Edi' son photographs, the Phoenix Laun- dry, the Byrd Tailoring company and Jerry Doyle.