Arizona republican. [volume], May 23, 1915, SALT RIVER VALLEY, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 15

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THE "ARIZONA .REPUBLICAN SALT RIVER VALLEY EDITION. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 23, -1915
PAGE FIVE
No End Of Pleasures Await Busy Man In The Recreation Hour
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I n winUT or summer l;ie amusc
hi scck-r in Piiovnix m-vd ncvor
k ('v i lainunnt. It is theiv
i i ii:;int.ti s aiul varied forms.
1 .t the Kivor of the theatre there
;itc in .iiv tilings to i house from. Til"
il.iaite. an old c.vtaldNhed tuni
i m.iti-n hou.se pr. i a home for
I'o ai:d ti.-ivtlin;; tympanies ui
their w:!j- to an 1 from l.os Anjreks
.Hid Sin l"r.- ncisco and during e.ic'.i
m .isoii 1 1 tol r 1st, to May ls-t. many
id ttii- most prominent artists in
lie Mintry aii'iir tiicre. In fact
1 !:--ii.x lias the ro;utation of heiiv-i
in,- of tho !,. st "unc idgiit stand
la the Wist."
A nin.liTn anil well ctmuipped stocic
lii'iisp is the homo of an excellent
..m:itic comp.tnv which srives a re
It loirc of plays, rot old hut the most
k.i i t stock n Ua-cs. Anothrr house
s:i i'1'.cs ni:iMal comedy in tabloid
fi'im aiul of movie theatres there
;:rc a ercat number. These offer
iittr.utions running from the straight
i n.nicri ial service programs" to the
li.ost ihiborati- feature films before
fie pKHie. Probably no city of its
.-..c has more movie theatres or of
fers a better cl;i-s of pictures than
s 1'lnit id.
I hiring the sprinK. summer and
t.irly autumn Riverside Park is the
mecca for the amusement seeker.
.-Mt'iaiod within a short dislau.c of
the center of tin- city, this gre u
playt;! ou:ul if fifty aeics, has the
Uit'sosl artificial swimmin;; pool in
the courtly, a miniature lake, sup
plied with e'ear pumped water which
flows through it at ti:e rale oT more
tt'.Hii a thousand sallons eai ii min
ctc. An open air thtatre. a zoo liiat
is v ii storkcil with a wide vaiiety
of animals, birds 'and reptiles, n large
oven air i!;inciiig pavilion, water
slit'cs, many little streams and waterfall.'-,
i-n abundance of shade, all the
ust:al side attractions anil accoairi
meats of an i-.musenient park, and an
ever present coolinji breezf that never
fails o-.i the hottest days of summer,
mean much to an "all-the-year
round' resident of l'hocnix.
l-r lovers of music there are
ample oportunities for study and en
joyment. The climate is pal tietila rly
suited to simers and many famous
artists come here from time to time.
Many have made their homes here.
In addition to a number of vocal
and pianoforte stc.dios where one may
receive instruction from teachers ,,f
note. There is a school of music,
that- would be pretentious in a city
n-.ueli la riser than l'hocnix. Here
there is a faculty of most able in
structors and all branches of music.
elocution and expression are taught.
I 'lux-nix has a symphony orchestra,
throe bands, and a number of musi
cal organizations and clubs, includ
ins a chon.l society, a male glee club
and a womans' chorus.
There are a number of dancing
academies and John Murray Ander
son, iiivcilid to be the foremost
authority on ami one of the leading
ixpouents of modern dam-ins in Ani
rriia. sprues a (art of each winter
h're unitiiHx a studio. Mr. Anderson
is the tiailur of many of the mist
exclusive society Iadie:i in New York.
I'hih-delphia nnd Newport, and not
i ven the irrcat .coast cities have the
a'l vaiitac ? ot Phoenix in I. us
t icii la r Vine.
While Phoenix has been well
vided with amusements heretofore,
there .. ore a number of enterprises
now under wav which should make
the rnmir.K season the most notable
in its history.
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New Comers In
Valley Succeed
In Dairv Business
Arizona Insurance Local Pride In j
Company Succeeds School Of Music
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May 5. 11115.
Kditor pildicui.:
We nave been in the dairy business
more or less ever since we came to
the Salt l'iver Valley about seven
years atto, and believe for the new
comer in the vail: y that dairying
offers the safest and best pavincr
r5fy?y,o- 1 L.J
The ' Arizona Tin- Insi.iance (.a-i'i-I'iiny
illustrates '.he succest possible
in Arixi n i. and I'hoeni:., particularly,
of bis local companies. The Arizona
lire I.'isurance company is a local
iRaniZation of Arizona men that
commence'' business m September,
19111. Its success and prowlh is
::!ioivn by the fact that their premium
ineoinc- is now over a quarter of a
million '.'ollarf a year. It has as
sets of almost one half million dol
lars. Its operations are now ex
tended in thirteen of the states and
the province- of Britisn Columbia.
The com puny has already invested
over four thousand dollars in real
e si rite mortgages and .municipal and
S'-hooI bonds in this locality. Thus
will b- seen that this is one ave
nue in which money ia brought from
eastern and central states to Phoe
nix for investment.
investment one can make. There
are a number of other industries
that will pay here after one has be
come familiar with the country, cli
mate and conditions but these things
all take time and in the meantime a
man and his family must have a
living and the dairy cow is one thing
on which he can rely.
We have retailed milk, sold cream
to the creameries and made butter.
Retailing the milk of course pas
the best if one has enough help
at home to do the work: selling the
cream to the creameries is the least
work, but for a moderate amount
of work making butter probably pays
the best.
In the fall of 1012. we milked 28
head of cows, most of which cam:;
tresh along in September and Oc
tober and kept account of what these
cows brought in up to the first of
March, the following year, and they
averaged $i7t per month for the
tcr. supplied seven of us at
ifinch with all the milk, cream
butter we wished for the table
raised 30 head of fine calves,
ef the cows having twins. At weant
ir.ff time the calves would be worth
not less than $25 per head on an
average. This was just an ordinary
herd of untested cows and no doubt
the ineome on a herd that size could
be materially increased by testing
si ml Wei-ding out the poor cows and
ktci ing on!f the best.
A. IT! A N'K COOPER.
Glendale, Ariz.
l'hocnix probably
smallest
with an
the
! city in the United States
I institution dedicated exclusively to
j music and arts.
The Arizona school of music building
! of Phoenix is owned by Mrs. Shirley
' Christy, the founder and the director
I of the institution. Phoenicians al-
nays point with pride to this beauti
j ful ouilding and the institutions' j
t work of artistic Oevclopnient.
The school was founded in October,
IS'I, and maintains the highest sUind
'j.'iid of efficiency in its special educa
tional field, with departments of
I inusic, expression, dramatic art, physi-
cul culture, dancing and languages.
I The- building contains an auditorium
with a seating capacity of six hun
dred. From the stn of the auditorium
the school has presented such operas
as "The Bohemian Girl,"' by ftalfe;
"Stradella," by Vlotow, and Gilbert
and Sullivan's "The Sorcerer." Among
the plays are "Ksmeralda" by Frances
Hodgson Burnett, 'A Rose O' Plym
jouth Town," by Renin h Marie Dix and
Evelyn Oreenleaf Southerland, and
Oscar Wilde's "The Importanc-e of
i Being Earnest."
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ARIZONA SWIOOL OF MUSIC
private school, favorably known for its carefully-selected faculty and
wide range of courses offered
j healthful i onditions of living and the; A majority of the executive conimit
! very evident public spirit of your peo- tee ot the Texas Cattle Growers' Asso
! tdc. It wiulc! .'cem tnat nothing hm- i ciation lia e recommended Governor
sihle can stop your constant remark- ! I'crguison to remove the quarantine
able development." against Mexican, cattle.
Famous Magazine
Editor Enthuses
Over This Valley
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THE TEMPE CITY HALL
Tempe. the "Butte City," is the home of the State Normal Schcol. tt also ha s a very fins $70,000 High School and
because, of .its .many pretty, homes is knrv.n as one of the most attraitive cities in the southwest.
! A branch of the Arizona Farm Im
jprovement Arsociation has bt-en form
' ed a.t Sin Simon with the following
j of filers: President. Guy Sison: first
i vice president. II. W. Harnett; second
, vice president, A. S. McKenney; sec
j rctary-treasurer, Mrs. I.. K. Stan
1 berry. .
When S. S. McClure, publisher of
.McClurc'fi magazine and largely inter
ested in other publications, came to
Phoenix in Xovember of last year,
he was taken for a trip through the
north portion of the valley.
When Interviewed as to his impres
sion of the Salt River Valley, Mr.
McClure made the following1 state
ment. "I believe that you h:.ve here the
most remarkable combination of the
resources of men. coupled with great
opportunity, which I have seen in ray
travels. In fact in my judgment, you
have an .inncrallcled opportunity for
making an ideal co-operative com
munity. Your suburban development
is spiendid and in my judgment is
jrt in its beginning.
"You have here ideal conditions for
perfect community organization here
in this place ef self contained island,
or as you mhrht say, a marvelous
Kden. here you cn show the great
achievement for community develop
ment; in other words I believe that
you have here the idi al experimental
station in the nation, with your un
eqraled opportunities for- production,
your immense diversity of crops, the
n fs i?s pa b a a' aaTr n
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