Arizona republican., 1914-12-08

defective, and by you thinking that Where you are weak you will nurse it with Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
 Always see that you do not con- tradict yourself. Oftentimes the parties to whom you have been talk ing are very keen to remember your previous conversation, and in that way you weaken yourself
 Also realize that the people who are working for you are not as bright as ou. If they were they would be in your shoes. Therefore, any errors that they might make, overlook it. Do not judge our clerks too harshly. Remember, you are the boss and can do as you please.
 Those poor devils have to come just on the dot. If they feel q little indisposed they have to work just the same. When it rains they have to wade in the mud. while you take taxi. The salary that you pay they can hardly live on. They raise big families. Their expense of liv- ing. having to support a half dozen children, is greater than yours.
 For what You spend for cigars, shoeshines. tips and slaves. a work ing man will support a family with four children. himself and wife on what you spend for little extras and still the party will save from ten to twelve dollars per month
 Gentlemen. we will have to come off the perch. We will have to learn to be more economical and use bet ter judgment. take more interest in our city, county and state affairs. See that the proper men are put up Men who have had training in that specific office which they are seek ing. In other words, I mean that in every department where clerical work is needed it should be gov erned just as the government han dles the postoffice and other posi- tions. Before man runs for an office he should be halfway quail fled as to the duties which he ex- poets to do.
 l suppose now. that you gentle men have heard enough of my speech. although I have not yet started. but l am afraid that if continue much longer. some dishes and other things would be thrown at me. therefore l thank you. one and all for the tttention you have given this crazy reading.
 We Rotarians~ do not realize the great struggle that is going on in Europe. The poor Belgians have been driven from their soil and home. thousands of them, starving. freezing, begging, homeless. wounded and in great agony with practically no assistance
 Right here in Phoenix there are q great many sick people who are also very much in need of assistance. The Associated Charities. with Miss Gill christ in. charge needs help. The treasury is empty. They cannot rem der any more assistance.
 How nice if would be if we Ro- tarian each put in five dollars apiece. Let two dollars and fifty cents be given to relieve the Belgian sufferers. and two dollars and fifty cents to the Associated Charities to relieve the sufferers in this city. I herewith hand over my five dol lars to MT. Power Conway, the gen. tleman to whom I referred as hav- | ing the superhuman power. and want him to see that each man present hands over five dollars. For it is a worthy cause.
 make a motion to appoint MT | Power Conway chairman of this re-
 lief committee, and to do everything
 in his power to help the conditions. 1 Thanking you again. and if any
 of you gentlemen have not seen my place of business You might learn 3 few pointers by going through it. 1 Goodbye. Will see you agair next Friday.
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