Arizona republican., 1921-06-25
POULTRY STATION d0 BE GREATEST IF
 KIND IN COUNTRY

NIlU nu uUUluIIll The only exclusive poultry expert mental station in the country, the station at Glendale is destined in a few years to be the greatest in the world according to William Luce. head of the station. who spoke at the Rotary club luncheon yesterday at tho \. M. c. A.
 Any Rotarians were surprised to 1e n of the importance of this gov- eminent branch right here at home and of the position it is expected to attain in the United States in few years Mir. Luce reminded them of the great advertising 1t would pro- vide for the valley and how it would benefit every business and industry in the state.
 There is one other poultry experi- ment station in the country. con- ducted by the government--in Mary land-but it is not exclusively for poultry as the Glendale station is people Of the valley to cooperate in making this station of the greatest value to all the people.
 What proper breeding and feeding methods will do for poultry was ex- plained by Mir Luce who told of var ious experiments conducted at the station since 1t was started last September One pen, bred and fed according to the proper methods made profit of $1 65 per head dur ing the time of the experiment. while another pen of similar poultry, fed the usual ration of grain, lost IS cents per head
 It pays to breed only standard bred poultry stock. the same as it does to breed standard bred cattle, hogs and other stock. the fpeaker said. In year or two. declared Mr. Luce. bulletins will be issued from the country and will attract much attention here.
 The formation of banking group for China, in which work he was the representative of the state depart ment of the United States, was the subject of brief address to the Ro- tartans yesterday by Hugh Marshall, former banker of Phoenix whose home now is in New York
 Mr Marshall described the condi- tfon in China tip to the time of the World War and how its 400. .000. 900 oi people had been exploited for years by Great Britain, France, Germany and Japan, each with it's own sphere of influence and each with the thought of only it's own benefit The United States Mir. Marshall said never had asked for a like privilege.
 Classed as one of the most back ward of the nations Of the world Lhina has been slow to take or
 pdern ways. he beclared. preferrini to be left alone ao do as she pleased but nevertheless, these people havs made an honest effort to moderniz, themselves
 Every province in China speaks different language. the speaker said amking it extremely difficult for peo. pie of foreign nation to do busines with them. Great Britain, German, and France took advantage of thei backward condition and built ul spheres of Influence by demanding that all money furnished them fo railroads etc, be spent under theil direction and where they directed.
 America had never demanded sim. k ila privileges, and when her busi. Ra4 $ men went to China to sell ma cZnery, locomotives, railroad steel and theflike, they found the Chimes tied up with grants, agreements am the like which could not be overcome the speaker declared
 During the great war, said Nil Marshall. Japan secured the greate part of these grants and privilege and when the United States aske all the nations to join in an agree ment to finance China for the de velopment of her great resource Japan did not acquiese. She al ready had clear sailing there and
 did not appeal to her.
 Finally in 1919 te president aske the formation of a banking group finance China's industries and an ol ganization of 35 banks resulted, u speaker said Japan held out f, certain exclusive territory, but at la came in, unwillingly.
 Mir. Marshall was named by Il state department to represent tn
 department in the formation of tn
 group. As it now exists. he declare
 the terms of any loan arc submitt,
 to this banking group. and If not al proved, the loan is not made. It < intelligent co operation in the 1 nancing of great country, MT. Ma
 shall declared. It opens the doc to the greatest market for Americ; goods that can be conceived. In conclusion MT. Marshall stat that he had been agreeably surpris
 to find on coming to Phoenix, tn
 the business conditions here are f different from what he had been from reports to believe.
 My confidence in this valley sa ' Mir. Marshall. ifs just as strong as ever has been. You have great
 future than you ever have had"
 The meeting was presided over
 J. T. Whitney, chairman of group Miss Winnie Hoops entertained { Rotarians with monologue
 President c. N. Boynton announo that the money subscribed by 1
 Rotarians for the relief fund for |
 Pueblo flood sufferers is to be st
 nf once to Pueblo