The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-02-21
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Geo. III. Stone of. the Stone
Fisher company-They are a fine
aggressive bunch. Half the pleas
ure OF life Is touching elbows with
pleasant people. We are glad to
have them with us.
IL. A. Rhodes, of Rhodes Bros
Il am glad to see the Rotarianf
assemble in our city. for they are
a happy and progressive lot oil
men. Needless to say they will
be the most welcome.
e. II. Hoyt, of the Crown Drug
campany, and chairman of the
building and grounds committee
OF the Tacoma school district
You may say the school officials
all welcome the Rotary clubs. We
Will be glad to show our neigh
bors any of our school facilities,
for example the new Lincoln High
school, the Stadium High school
and the Central grade school and
Administration building.
VIM. l.. Davis, of VIM. l.. Davis
& Sons-This gathering Of Rotary
clubs will be of benefit, and l am
glad to see such enthusiastic prep
arations made OF entertain them.
James Mccormack, president OF
Mccormack Bros.-As a matter
OF civic pride, | am only too glad
to do my part in entertaining any
organization, religious, political,
fraternal or otherwise, that has
as its object the advancement of
the best interests of the entire
community.
J. s. Menifee, manager for w.
p. Fuller & Colts a big,
broad guage organization, that is
making itself felt throughout the
communities of the Northwest.
There's not a shadow of doubt
that Wen be greatly benefited by
the coming convention.
e. f. Koenig, assistant man.
ager of the Peoples Store-The
gathering of the Rotary clubs will
focus the eyes of the leading bus
mess men of the Northwest on
Tacoma. It's the best advertise
ment the city could have, as 1t
will call attention to the splen-
did accomplishments and posi-
bilities of this city.
James H. Dege, president of the
James H. Dege company-Our
Rotary club is certainly doing a
great and good work for this city,
taking care, as it does in a
unique way, of industrial and
commercial needs. This organi-
cation is composed of enthusiastic
and energetic men who are doing
everything they can to advance
the best interests of the North
west.
s. A. Andrews, the jeweler and
diamond merchant - Sometimes
there is not shown much enthus-
iasm in entertaining Organiza-
tions. | am happy to note that
there will be a unanimity of spir-
it as regards the elaborate ar
rangements for tomorrow.
Warren Cuddy-Such a splen-
did organization coming to Ia
coma at this time cannot help
being a great benefit to us.
o. T. Craig, Paulson, Craig
Comparative are sure to expert
ence boost from the meeting of
the Rotarians in Tacoma. In
their discussions they show up
the practical side of affairs.
Lee Lewis of Lewis Bros
Such assemblages infuse new
ideas into the minds of the peo-
pie, as no one man or set of men
have a monopoly of good ideas.
F. Il. Mcmillan of Mclean &
McMillan-This city as a rule
does itself proud in entertaining
organizations, and l believe the
Rotary clubs should be encour-
aged.
N. r. O'Neal, manager Dick
son Bros CO. heartily agree
with the most enthusiastic that
we cannot have too much Rotary
spirit. It's what we need. Such
conventions enthuse the people.
r. e. Robinson, manager Sher-
man Clay & Co.-The Rotary
oI,h. ora looLfng altar ganoroI