Arizona republican., 1921-12-15
Many Vital Subjects To Be
 Discussed and Results
 May Mean Much For Welfare and Prosperity Of the State and People

With the most prominent bankers, mining men, stockmen, agriculturists, railroad, business and professional men In Arizona present, the State h.
 dustrial conference, the first gath ernipg of the kind in the Southwest. will open at 10 o'clock this morning at the Woman's club.
 The conference will last two days, sessions of various divisions being held at the Woman's club and the
 Country club. Buffet lunch will be served each day at the Woman's club.
 with a dinner at 2 o'clock this eve
 ming at the Country.club with an &C., companying program.
 The program of the two days of
 the conference Is an indication of the
 importance of the gathering and
 what it means to Arizona and the Southwest Discussing subjects of
 vital interest to all the people of the |-state, the coming together of these
 men in an effort to find a solution for
 the problems that confront the vari- ous communities and the state marks an epoch in industrial cooperation and undoubtedly will add greatly to the future welfare and prosperity of Arizona and all the people of this state.
 All State Represented Every part of the state will be
 represented at the Industrial con-
 ference, Visitors to the conference
 were arriving by. every. train yester- | day and by motor cars. A reception
 committee, headed by Bryan Akers.
 was at the depots to welcome the
 visitors and to lend every assistance and courtesy. Motor cars were also
 at the depots to take the visitors to l hotels or elsewhere in the city. A registration booth has been | opened in the lobby of the Hotel
 Adams where visitors were registered and given name badges. They also
 received coupon tickets to admit | them to the iuncheons today and Friday and to the dinner this evening at the Country club.
 | Several cities in the state will be represented by delegations, accord | ing to notification received by the general committee, One delegation
 Of 80 from Tucson arrived at. s:30 o'clock last night Other delegations will arrive this morning.
 A change has been made neces- sary in the program for the dinner I this evening at the Country club.
 Gov. Thomas E. Campbell, who was on the program for an address on the subject of The Colorado River as a | State Asset will not be here. The | governor is on his way from Wash ington to Phoenix. and may make
 this city in time to take part in the 1 program tomorrow.
 His place on the program at the dinner tonight will be taken by W. s. | Norviel. state water commissioner. who will make an address on the same subject.
 | Prominent Men Arrive | IT. B. Titcomb, president of the | Arizona Eastern railway and the
 Southern Mexico of Mexico. arrived | Phoenix last night in his private car
 to attend the industrial conference. | Col. John c. Greenway. general manager of the Calumet and Arizona | Mining company, will arrive this morning to attend the sessions of the | conference.
 Dr. L. D. Ricketts. vice president of the Inspiration Copper company, is l expected in the city this morning l Vice President Sweet of the Fl Paso and Southwestern and H. B l Harding. land and tax agent of that | road, will be in Phoenix today for the
 sessions of the industrial conference, according to word received yesterday | by Rudolph Kuchler. state land com 1 missioner. They will make the trip
 in MT. Sweets private car in which they will be quartered while here. Among others who arrived in Phoe- | nix last evening to attend the con- | ference are Cleve W. Van Dyke and L. D. Van Dyke of the Van Dyke | Copper company. Miami; L. D. | Strode. Miami Silver Belt. Miami; c. H. Dowell, general manager of the Copper Queen company. Bisbee; T. H. O'Brien, manager of the 1nspira- | tion Copper company. and Col. J. B. | Breathitt of the Southern Pacific Railway company, Tucson. B. A. | Packard. former mayor of Douglas, drove up to Phoenix, arriving Wed
 nesday night. to attend the confer l ence.
 | Register at Booth
 Among others who registered at the registration booth at the Hotel
 Adams last evening were the fol- | lowing:
 R. W. Moore, Oatnnan: George A | Shea, Prescott: Thomas Devine,
 Kingman, Morris Goldwater, Pres