Arizona sentinel., 1917-11-08
GOVERNORS CAMPBELL AND CANTU ROYALTY TREATED ALL DURING THEIR STAY AT THE COUNTY -BANQUETS AND RECEPTIONS
 AND TRIPS TO SOMERTON AND LAGUNA DAM

Within an hour after his arrival in Yuma Governor Es eben Cantu and his staff together with the other dstn gushed officials and business who accompanied him. seated midday banquet arranged and engineered by that prince of good fellows A. L. Verdugo manager of The Toggery Mr. Verdugo being personal friend of Gov Canu naturally took unusual pride in staging this n formal function. of the greatest social treats during the entire festivities and much credit be given MT. Verdugo for the in which it handled
 The affair staged at the Stag Cafe Dr. J. A. Ketch- erside very appropriately selected toastmaser for he speaks Spanish well as he knows his English and be- sides that is of Yumas most accomplished citizens and scholars Governor Campbell his right and Cover Cantu to his left All the others appropriately ed that prominent Yumae seated of the distinguished Mexicans It had been originally intend ed very quiet informal affair but by the time Al had finished his list found that there A seated the noonday banquet On of the laeness of the hour agreed cut out all the speech-makng sav- that feature for the formal banquet the Southern Pa cific Hotel Friday night However in brief but appro prats speech Dr. Kecherside started the ball a-rong by introducing Mayor George Mchelsen not necessary attempt say all the good things he said about our tors for it would but give him chance memorze his words, and that would do for our George is in class all by himself when comes to making banquet speech that takes the wind of all the other speakers He could not resist calling the Hon. Harry R. Trtle how ever, and whatever distinguished Mayor forgot say Harry said for him. and said it in such way as vince all his hearers that he has missed his calling Instead being tied down at an editorial desk at the business end of big daily pewspaper Mr. Tre convinced all his hearers that his legitimate place right by the side of such The Peerless Leade delivering classical addresses before afternoon Chauauqua other religious gathering composed of the genter for fact and in truth he is just about the most polished orator that hit the pike especially the pike down towards AgadoneS if he heard of such place During his half hour discourse he kept his 43 hearers in uproar of laughter all the time They 10th to have him quit but he finally did, after he had proven the satisfaction of every present that A the greatest state the union and that Yuma the greatest city earth.
 The balance of the speeches really saved until that night, but Harry again that occasion demonstrated that he is the king bee of them all"
 Those seated at the noon-day banquet follows
 Gov Esteben Canu Gov. Thos. E. Campbell V
 E. F. Sanguinetti A. L. Verdugo
 l. Barrera Francisco Borquez
 Ramon Guerrero Gus Dato
 J. L. Redondo Hector Gonzales
 Fred T. Golfer J. T. Carvin
 Michael Young Ben s. Arguello
 A. c. Byrnes Jose Guerrero
 H. R. Tritle B. F. Hopkins
 F. Terrazas Henry Levy
 A. Leon Greada, Malcolm A. Fraser v J. L. Venegas c. A. Baquenado
 Rosam Garcia Fidel Barranco
 Dr. c. E. Rooney Al Purtel
 Dr. ]. A. Ketcherside R. Lancaster Jones
 It. Col H. Barranco GuStavo Farfan
 It. Lathrop U.SA Roberto Farfan
 Geo. Michesen T. L. McCutcheon
 E. C. Burdick Lewis T. Hicks
 J. w. Young J. L. EScudero
 Pat Sullivan BE. Fly
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