Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

called to order by PC. Salisbury.
 Invocation-Rt. Rev. J. w. Atwood
 bishop of Arizona.
 Address of Welcome-W. H. Punk
 cit, mayor of Phoenix. Address-Hon. Thomas R. Mar
 shall, former vice president of the
 United States.
 Introduction of George F.. Kilt of Tucson, general chairman.
 "The Purpose and Aims Of the
 Conference" Frank H. Hereford. Tucson, attorney.
 Recess for buffet lunch.
 p. m.-Woman's club. Session
 on agriculture. Chairman, Edward F. Parker, Phoenix, farmer. The Organized Farmer, Fred J. Elliott, Phoenix, attorney, Arizona Pimacotton Growers association. Agriculture, the Basic Industry, as Related to Other Industries, c. S. Brown, Tucson. president Arizona Farm Bureau. Discussion, led by F. ". Hudson, Tempe, farmer. 2 p. m.-Woman's club. Session on reclamation. Chairman. Mulford Winsor, Yuma, ranch owner. Reclamation of Arid Lands, Judge o. J. Baughn, Florence. Discussion Jed by George Kinne, Casa Grande farmer. p. m.-Woman's club. Session on
 mining. Chairman, Robert E. Tally. Jerome, assistant general manager United Verde Copper company. The Relation of Mining to the De- velopment of the States Dr. L. D. Ricketts, Warren, vice president Irf- spiration Consolidated Copper com pany.
 Cooperation of Mining: 1. With Farmer and Cattle Crow
 CT. Dr. John Dennett, Jr.. Phoenix,
 president, Hassayampa Creamery 1 company.
 2 With Merchant and Business
 man, F. S. Viele, Prescott, president,
 Arizona Power company. 4:30 p. m.-Woman's club. General
 chairman, George F. Kilt. presiding. Shall a Permanent State Organiza- ton be Formed? Hon. E. $. Clark, Prescott and Phoenix p. m.-Dinner. Phoenix Country
 club. Toastmaster, John B. Wright, Tucson.
 The Colorado River as a State As set, Gov. Thomas E. Campbell Practical Use of Power From Colo | rado River, Col. John c. Greenway, Warren, general manager Calumet
 and Arizona Mining company. Development of Power in Connec- tion With Reclamation. c. c. Cragin,
 Phoenix, general manager Salt River Valley Water Users association.
 Community Cooperation, Dr. R. B. l von KleinSmid, president, University
 of Southern California. December 16, 1921 g. a. m-Woman's club. General chairman, George F. Kilt, presiding. Committee. on organization. Nomination of permanent direc- tors.
 9:So a. m.-Woman's club. Session | on transportation and railroad rates. Chairman. T. G. Norris. Prescott. at torney.
 The Present Railroad Situation. speaker announced later. The Relation of Railroad Rates to Prosperity of the State, R. A. Kicker son, Williams, manager Saginaw and
 Manistee Lumber company.
 Discussion, led by George Jay. Bis bee, purchasing agent, Calumet and Arizona Mining company. 10:30 a. m.-WoInan's club. Ses- | sion on the livestock industry. Chair | man, A. A. John, Prescott, executive
 committee, Arizona Wool Growers association. The Stabilizing of the Livestock
 Industry. Henry c. Boice, San Carlos, l president, Arizona Cattle Growers. association. Discussion. Led by Charles Mullen, Hillside, past president Arizona Cat l tie Growers association. 1 12:00 M.-Woman's club. Lunch con at Phoenix Country club. Dr.. A. NJ. Tuthill. presiding. l 100 D. m.-At the Phoenix Country l club. General chairman. George F. Kilt, presiding. Election of permanent directors. 1 General discussion. 2:30 D. m.-Session on taxation and l economy in government. Chairman, 1 pr. John E. Bacon. Miami | Taxation, Rudolph Kuchler, state land commissioner, Phoenix. l Economy in Government, Andrew
 Kimball. Thatcher, farmer. N General discussion.
 Adjournment of first conference. 6:30 D. m.-At the Arizona club
 Dinner to new directors for purpose
 of working out permanent organiza-
 ton.
 Announcements
 Credentials-No credentials are re-
 quired; the sessions are open to the
 public. No fees will be charged. Registration Registration head | quarters will be maintained at the
 Adams hotel, and all visitors must register on arrival and receive their
 badges and cards for luncheons and dinner.
 Attendance-Those expecting to be present who have not already for,
 warded an attendance card are urged to sing the enclosed card and mail
 to do so immediately. Luncheons and dinner-The two luncheons and dinner will be free to all visitors. Phoenix residents will
 be required to pay $5 for one or al meals.
 les-Automobiles proper ly marked will meet all trains on the l4th and morning of the 18th. ervations-Anyone wishing ho- tel reservations should write to h. dustrial Conference, Box 1123, Phoe- nix, stating which hotel and charac- ter of reservation desired Goh-The directors of the Phoeni2 Country club will extend the privi- leges of the club house and gol course to all visitors for Saturday and Sunday following the conference Cards will be issued at the registra- ton desk. |ttn-F UUFYEI4 uIa-r4