Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-17

made by President B. A. Fowler OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Fowler's talk was
a splendid one and glorious tribute
to the Y. NJ. c. A. as an institution fol-
/ the uplifting of mankind. He told OF
the opportunities and difficulties OF
the work, explaining the difficulties
encountered by the local directors in
giving Phoenix the magnificent, per-
fectly appointed Y NJ. c. A. building
ii has today. He gave many excellent
reasons why every young man should
become a member.
General Secretary ]. NJ. Davis was
called upon to explain the general plan
of the campaign. Mr.. Davis stated that
there would be fourteen teams. each
composed of five men and a captain
The names of the captains are as fol-
, lows:
/ No. l, Col. L. w. Coggins; No. 2
]. A. Moore; No. 8, l. L. Gregory;
No. 4. unnamed; No. 5. L. II. Civille;
No. 6. Claude d. Jones; No. I. DR.
w w Watkins; No. 8, DIR. William
H Sargent: No. 9. Phil Ensign: No
IS. f. A. Spaulding; No. IA, Marshall
! Humphrey.
The headquarters of the membership
campaign. explained Mr.. Davis. would
be at the board of trade. The standing
of the various teams will be posted on
| blackboard each day. During the
evening it was suggested that the
team securing the greatest number OF
members should be banqueted by the
others This suggestion was adopted
Physical Director Z. G. Fitzgerald
of the Y. NJ c. A. will be in general
charge of the campaign. He will be
found at the board of trade most OF
the time from now on until the cam
paign is over.
Short talks were made by DIR. H
A Hughes, DR.. John Wix Thomas
Col. l.. w Coggins, Prof. Claude ID
Jones. Prof. John ID. Lopez. +. A
Spaulding, l.. H. Civille. Rev. Bert
rand r. Cocks, Rev. Z. y. Phillips. ano
f. G. Fitzgerald.
Director Fitzgerald explained thai
the board of directors had decided &c
grant something like a special dis
pensation to those joining during the
next few days. Their membership
cards will be dated April ! and vii
| expire JdnudTN 4 oAiis
fourths the regular annual fee viii
be collected from these applicants
| though they will be admitted 10 ful
privileges of membership as soon as
they sign Thus they will enjoy the
! privileges ten months. though they
will paw for but nine months mem
bership. The scale of charges. undel
this arrangement, for the remainder
of 1911, will be as follows:
Business men. s1s.75; senior, 1880;
intermediate. $500; boys. $3.50
Little cards bearing full details OF
charges ana conditions of membership
viii be given to each solicitor Th'
cards read as follows:
MEMBERSHIP CAM PAlGN.
Solicitors Card.
Get well informed before you star
out.
For information call up headquar-
ters or Y. NJ c. A. building.
Be sure to have application cards
medical examination blanks and adj
vertising literature with you
There is No Extra Charge for Any
thinq other than the Games OF Bill
lizards, Pool and Bowling and the edu'
cstional classes.
Lockers, towels. gymnasium classes
go with full membership without eX-
ira charge.
Memberships will be renewable the
second year and thereafter at the fol-
lowing rates when paid within tel
DAYS Boys $500 Intermediates $1,000
and regular members $500.
The first year fees are: Boys az
to I4) $500. Intermediates Q5 to 10
$l2. Regular members tall over Is
years. $500. Business men $500.
The building will positively open foi
membership privileges February 23rd
All dormitory applications should be
referred to the secretary in charge a
the building.
Carry receipt books for use wher
cash is paid and turn all stubs in al
the office to be checked up.
Team members should report every
day to their captains and captains
should report every day at the office
Be proud Of the institution you vol
UNFAIRLY represent and say so.
Boost all the time.