Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-21
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 SANATOR|UM
(Frcm Sundays Daily.)

leave tor San DleSO lIllS dIlGGlOOn to attend the Moose Supreme lnterna- tional Convention and boost for hay ing Prescott selected as the site for the S2.OOO,0O0 sanatorium. If as much enthusiasm is displayed in the south western seaport as was shown at meeting of the business men at the Yavapai Club yesterday Prescott should win the big project in a walk, Twenty-four is the number that in tends to go, if not to win the sanatori- um to let San Diego and delegates from all over the United States know that there is such an ideal place to live as Prescott with its cant be beat climate among the pines. The party will leave on a special car at tached to the regular afternoon southbound train.
 Health booklets furnished by Dr.. John w. Finn and literature i'll re- gard to this section added by the Chamber of Commerce will be taken by the delegation and Prescott is promised tie biggest boost that it has ever known in years, for the best of Prescott's speakers and publicity men are in the crowd and behind the movement to land the large Moose tubercular sanatorium for this city.
 That Prescott is the best place in the United States for treatment of tubercular patients is fact estab- lished by the government through its weather bureau and other depart ments The country surrounding Prescott has the right altitude, the climate, which is one of the most es- sential features, the average temper atures and the balmy ozone of the pines, which is very beneficial.
 Comparisons made with other cities that claim the right to name them selves cities with the finest climate in the world prove that Prescott is in the lead at every turn. These com parisons have been made by Dr. Finn and have been compiled in a small booklet, which very comprehensively sets forth this city's climatological advantages. The pamphlet which goes into details and figures, will be distributed among the various dele gates from the entire country to the big Moose convention.
 The special car today will carry the greatest aggregation of boosters that ever left the Mile High city and they are going with the determination to win for Prescott and Yavapai county The delegates to the conference will be buttonholed and will be made tc believe that this city is on the last step towards heaven when it come: to the climate, and possesses such . one as is unknown in other portion: of the world.
 The only man from Prescott who will have a vote will be E. c. Well the Prescott Moose lodge representa- tive, but the boosting by Prescott: really live business men is what i: hoped will carry the convention 1T favor of this city.
 How was it all started? The doc tors Of Prescott saw one of the bes chances that this city has ever haC slipping through its fingers to one O two other cities and they got thei heads. together and said that if i could be impressed upon the mind of the local business men what an op portunity they were missing the! would soon be willing to get back O movement to annex the big projec for this city. As a result the doctor called a meeting of the Prescott busi ness men and gave them a Luncheon at the Yavapai Club yesterday am while they were enjoying the feast put the matter up to them in such convincing and forccful manner tha they could not resist.
 Dr. Finn started the meeting wit an address putting the matter Squar up to the merchants and professions men and declared that they had bee invited with the intention of interest ing them in sending a delegation t the Moose convention in order to a least make a try for the $2O0O,OO sanatorium. which would be an inst tuition which would be invaluable | this vicinity in more ways than on' He said that he had heard that tn matter would be decided for ccrtai at the convention and also had hear that Well was the only man goin from Prescott. He also declared tha Prescott had the greatest chance i the world to win and that he and th rest of the doctors had agreed tha two of their number could go an boost for Prescott if IS or 20 bus ness men would go, all to pay thei own expenses. Dr. Finn said: "l we are not successful we will at leas give Prescott some of the best aC
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