The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-02
TODAY
SEE ARIZONA
BIG BOOM COMING
THE YUMA MESA
Copyright, 1926, by Star Company
4 PLACE FOR WORKERS
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

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See America first. last and ali the
time. See Europe, Africa. Asia, Aus
trnlia and New Zealand also if you
can, but, see America.
That advice is taken by the writer,
who at the moment is crossing the
continent for the fourth time within
eight weeks.
While you are seeing America. see
the great state Of Arizona. This is
written just cast of the sign that
marks the Arizona divide, more than
1000 feet above the ocean. In spite
Of vast size and comparatively small
population, this is very neighborly
state. A snOw-covcred mountain fif-
ty miles away looks so near you
think you could walk to it in fifteen
minutes. There is health enough here
for fifty millions Of people. and
wealth enough for that number also,
waiting to be developed.
Go west, by the Southern Pacific.
some time when you have time. Don't
ro without money. Stop at Yuma.
Your ticket will let you stop over;
you can continue your journey later
to any part Of the coast. See the
Yuma Mesa. Milford Winsor. prcsi-
dent of the Arizona Senate. says
truly: "There is only one Yuma Mesa
in the world"
You have heard Of farming coun-
tries where the rich soil is ten feet
deep or more. The soil is extraordin-
arily rich and great deal more than
one hundred feet deep on the Yuma
Mesa. On that land, If you take care
Of ten or twenty acres for little
while. those acres will take care OF
YOU, as long as you live, if you know
how to Work. The land of itself won't
make y0d rich.
Arizona doesn't want boom; il
would rather grow steadily, power
fully. But a boom is inevitable
throughout the state, At Yuma. Doug
las, Bisbec, Phoenix, Prescott, Flag
Ter. Tucson, everywhere.
The great Boulder Canyon dam on
The Colorado river will supply Ari-
xona with unlimited power to dis-
tribute the waters Of the Colorado
work the mines, farms and factories
Take money with you, enough @
invest, or at least TO pay your eA.
penses for q reasonable time. Iet
information ,befo you 80. Write TO
Senator Ashurst or Senator cameron
Of Arizona, addressing your letter 70
the Capitol, Washington, y. G.. or 70
Milford Winsor, president OF tne
Arizona State Senate at Yuma, Ar''
IONA. or write to the board Of man
agemcnt of the Arizona Gazctte
Phoenix, Arizona.
You have read about "wide-open
spaces"? This is where they are
They are not for gentlemenethat can
not bear to be more than ti1teeN
minutes from jaSx orchestra or
.reilablc bootlegger." This IS tne
place for men and women that wan
work and health, together, res
country. HeAe you find every kint M
~ rood climate In Winter, from tha'
of Canada to that Of Southern Cali
fornia. -
YOU can buy good real estate, VIII
the help Of reliable men and person
a observation.
Also wherever you 90, YOU cal
buy worthless land, ana tint
nienty Of people to sell it to you
See the land before you buy.
Richard GiMiland, former guide, il
charge OF w. r. HeArst's camp at TN
edge Of the Grand Canyon. has twen
~ acres on the Yuma Mesa, and whiIt
he works 1T the Grand Canyon some
body else II planting grapefruit OF
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