Arizona republican., 1921-04-11
BIC PIONEERS REUNION TO. OPEN TOMORROW MORNING: LARGE ATTENDANCE SURE

The big pioneers reunion in Phoe- nix opens tomorrow morning and. from all indications, there will be a large gathering in this city for the event, which is to last for two days.
 Already pioneers from all parts of the state are arriving and are en- thusiastic over the prospect of meet ing scores of their old friends whom they have not seen for years. That the reunion will be a great success is assured from the word received from the many who will attend and from the many words of commendation the pioneers have sent to The Republican for having planned such a gathering of the men and women of Arizona who had so much to do with the early-day development of this state.
 Pioneers who attend the reunion are urged to bear in mind the regis tration at the office of The Repub- liean on the morning of Tuesday. the first day. This is the first thing to do. At the time of registra ton they will receive name buttons, which will be means of self -introduction to otheS pioneers and to the citizens of Phoenix
 Also, at the time of registration. the pioneers will be presented with coupon tickets, by means of which they will be admitted free to all the featureSf of the two days program. There will be an information booth at The Republican office for the con- Venience Of all those attending the reunion
 Bear in mind that the receipts for the railroad tickets purchased by all the out-of-town visitors to the re- union are to be countersigned at The Republican office and a certificate | given which will enable them to pur- | chase half-fare ticket for the re- | turn trip.
 Probably the biggest feature of the reunion will be the big barbecue at Riverside park at noon on Tuesday, the opening day. I. R. Haughey is in charge of the barbecue, and this is a | certainty that it will be a success. MT. Haughey is a postmaster in the | barbecue art, having had supervision I or some of the biggest barbecues ever | held in the southwest.
 An interesting feature of the re- ! union program will be the battalion | parade by the Phoenix High school cadets at 9:S0 a. m. Tuesday on the old Central avenue school grounds. mere also will be music by the High school band, the Indian school band ana the St Johns mission band
 Motor cars are to be provided for the pioneers in the parade to River | side park after the program at the old Central avenue school grounds. The hiwanis and Rotary clubs have named committees to cooperate in | providing cars for the pioneers.
 Governor Thomas E. Campbell will welcome the pioneers at Riverside park in behalf of the state. Mayor | Willis H. Plunkett for the city of Phoenix and Dwight B. Heard for The Arizona Republican.
 Following is the general reception committee for the pioneers reunion :: Col J. H. McClintock. chairman.
 Phoenix-W. L. Osborne, R. J. Holmes. George w. Bird. Charles Goldman, Frank Luke, F. P. Fowler D. Goldberg, E. Ganz John Isaac. A. C Naker, Joe Monihon, Mrs. c. H Gray, Mrs. Josie Monihon. George A
 Mauk, Mrs. Lizzie Warner, Mrs. LiI- llan Cox Sears, w. L. Feel. H. B. St Claire, Mrs. Nettie Scott, George A. Mintz, George Hamlin, NJ NJ. Elders C. E. Cartwright, Mrs. George L. Will key Eugene Jackson w. F. Marian John G. Montgomery, J. A. Porterie
 .. $. Wilkey, Perry Williams, John Alsap, Leo Goldman, Aaron Goldberg J r. Orme, Peter COrpstein, Jack Sweeney, Neri Osborne Charles w
 Barnett, J. L. B. Alexander, John Baggiore, P. Minor, A. c. Baker, E.
 Bennitt. J. A. R. Irvine, J. M. Aitlxin Lloyd B. Chrfsty, J. R. Bradshaw, $ J. Tribolet, Ed Tovrea, J. c. Hurley
 r. T. Hurley, John Osborne. c. H. N
 Luhrs, C. T. Solomon, L. H. Chal- mers. Judge Sloan, w. T. Smith. J. T
 Murphy, J. R. Norton, Hosea Green haw. J. w. Crenshaw, A. l.. Henshaw
 II. l.. Hancock, B. NJ Goldwater
 George w. Kane, Louis Melczer. c
 C. Hurley, J. w. Walker, Jack White
 F. P. Trott. J. Thalheimer. A. J. Pe-
 ters. D. Peter, Jim Ivy. Henry Ryder
 w. D. Fulweiler, Dan McDermott
 Vim. Pinney, H. A. Hughes. George
 Wilkey. Henry Wilkey. Harry De
 Winton. Frank T. Alkire, J. R. Long
 E. w. Thayer. L. L. Harmon. Hosea
 Cline. J. T. Hughes. Gus Hushfield
 c. r. Ainsworth, Charles E. PhiIes
 Quinn Anderson, Frank Asher. R. l.
 Bake. James NJ. Balz. Alfred Becker Ed Eisele, J. C. C. H. Boone, Frank l CContinued On Page Two)