Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

should be regarded merely as sugges- tions.
 "Rusiness- like plans and efficient methods are back of the present move ment to give Phoenix a modern chali- her of commerce." members of the com mittea say, and it Is the hope and ambition of the men and women who stand sponsors for this movement that Pboenix. for which nature has done so much. shall be second to no other city of the west in future development.
 The expansion and reorsahlzdtloIl movement is bringing to this commun- itv inc statement of the committee noints out. as the basis for its new chamber of commerce, years or Stuuy on the part of many capable ana el- ficient men who have given their pest efforts to the problems or CIVIC ueVel- opment. The plan to be followed heIe is not experimental, tneoretfcal o mythical: it is the praclical WI h,r;ia nide out of the best features or CIVIC ouiIu ing and development used by the most successful commercial organizations or the country. moulded into one concrete system.
 For more than 15 years the problem of civic development has been one M ehal the leading and most progressise ln.ii in the country have studied. Ine !. iaS. est growing cities today are those which have had the best chambers or commerce. For years the men now III charge of the reorganization canpais T , have been studying their metnous ahe, T coIlating the results of their Work' anu anu they bring to Phoenix all Of the pest and most successful experience. This plan has worked elsewnere anu it will work here, with one provision,,. that the people of Phoenix stand back of the plan and give freely and unseiI- ishly of their time and energy 10 make the new chamber of commerce sue cess. This sort of machinery Will Ho' run without man-power.
 A summarized statement Of the aims and purposes of the reorganized cham her of commerce of Phoenix may espu' | in this form:
 | First-To protect and foster the commercial. industrial, agricultural ane civic interests of the city of Phoeni1 Maricopa county and the Salt Rivel
 valley.
 Second-To bring the advantages O geographical location, topography, Gil | mate. resources and environment to tn' highest stage of development, utiill. | and attractiveness.
 l Third--To lead in prompt, progres l siye thought and action in all that VII II make for an enlightened, contented an' prosperous Phoenix.
 At the end of the membership cam
 paign the organization will be com nosed of the representative bushes: working and professional men an
 women of Phoenix, as well as the mos progressive and thrifty men engage in livestock raising and agriculture i the Salt River valley, who will talk counsel together for tho common goo of all. The chamber of commerce wi make known the advantages of the cit and endeavor to create more advantae es to be advertised.
 II It will aid those industries now with in the city by improving facilities, b working for better conditions affectin the labor supply and living accommc dations. and by the same means al tract new industries to the city. The chamber of commerce is bein built up to assist the merchant building up his trade area, In promo' ing home buying. in operating at lowt -osts and correcting any wrong cor iitions that may exist.
 If will take an active part in all civ movements for the betterment of u city and its neighbors; it will aug me- the efforts of existing organization
 working to further the development
 every commercial and social advanta' of Phoenix. and it will inaugura movements toward making city better place in which to live and business The machinery of the campaii organization is so far advanced that \ will be practically completed within \ few days, after which the balance the preliminary period will be devot to polishing up any spots that m require such attention and t
 streng ngthening of any weaknesses tn may be discovered. The director of t campaign says that he has learned experience that no better insurance \ success can be taken out than to
 absolutely sure every detail has be
 carefully attended to and every pos
 bility anticipated.
 In the week of the intensive enro
 ment of memberships and the signi II of service fund pledges, which will
 that of February 21, the entire te; | organization, headed by the captaf will gather each morning at stat
 place. There will be a brief conf ence, a few words of instructions bas on the events of the previous day, a
 then the teams will start out peds
 to give at least three hours to the ( rollment of members.
 At 12:15 o'clock they will meet - some dining hall of the city, to be