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So much has the clesert bloomecl that oasis-like cities of the state have spread the fame of Arizona throughout the nation until it has come to be considered a Paradise on earth where flourish all the fruits of the tropics and of the East. It has become the winter home of thousands of people attracted by its ever sunny clay: and natural beauties. Anal so we have chosen as our theme The Flowering Desert. Most symbolic of this subject, the horn of plenty appears on our cover surmonntecl by the ever present Arizona palm tree. The art zzforle in the boole represents phases of the various Arizona industries which owe their prosperity to irrigation. The snap shot pages, to carry out the theme, contain actual photographs of the subjects cliscusseah at the end of each section of the book. And finally, we have shown in the pictures above the beauty of the Arizona desert and the contrasting beauty which has resnltecl from irrigation.
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Q3 Mfmw 1' Q: rl. 4... , ' sr a-,I 1, . Hgh , it W... M51 ' ' XV ' will V . - ,ffir -. - ' A 7 -'i1,g: ee 4 lid-v ss ve 5 . rs -'gr . ' l will ,M K mf at if F?-Y' ' VF? L' my L ,Q - 1 V I FM. 1 1, THERE is a saying in Arizona that onfe a person has lived in the desert he will newer be contented away from its spell. The desert has a beauty of its own, a majesty and a grandeur, euhanfed in Arizona by the history of an early people and their cliff dwellings, Indian mounds, and canals they have left behind. Anyone who has ever looked across the sand towards the Superstition rnountains, will newer forget Arizona. Or it may perhaps be the mountains and snow of northern Arizona whieh attrart the visitor with some of the most rugged scenery in America. But it is not of this primitive side of Arizona, beautiful as it is, with which we deal in this Phoenician but with the changes brought about by irrigation-the flowering of the desert when the water from a tremendous system of dams and waterways flows over the sands. And it is literally a flowering desert for thousands of aeres so fertile and so level they hardly need working, abundant water, and the ever' warm elimate make plants grow almost -visibly from day to day.
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In Memoriam Bernice Greenwood Miss Florence M. Dunlap
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