Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
FRIGHT NUMBERS
FEATURE ROTARY
BIRTHDAY FEAST

Dov Wise and the Cherry City Bak-
No, ,ed excellent hosts at a BAN
a a. which fifty Salem Rotarians
quo .,so their wives were present in
anu AZ the fifteenth anniversary OF
D,Ory nOaO, After a tour of inspection of
nv &c cherry City company's baking
w NJ, the assemblage was seated TO
par s,rntuous repast served in true
banquet style u,. o...;hn.;,o
:, ;ntsrnational Rotary were in evil
o. Il the banquet room, there be-
u'a amonr other motifs the Rotary
nS nS,to oHe profits most who serves
nssta pointing to the true spirit and
snroose of the organization.
Inhn ". Todd. as usual. demon
..o,sd his ability as leader in jo-
10, and fraternal entertainment.
s.n,,s @ original and representative
- Rotary spirit were introduced by
". Todd. one feature that aroused
..ro, mirth was the singing of
sSmi,eso to the accompaniment of
All smiles. As one guest remarked,
aor,v Rotarian could do it,"
Rotary Spirit Defined
n g. Gile gave a talk upon the
r-outh of Rotary, speaking of the
conception of rotary, is years ago at
cbicaro and OF the expansion of the
orvanization to the present listing of
soS o,ohe 'r"'uS've of membership
~ 10000. "There are no field men
and no organizers, in rotary" said
Mr. Ollie, organization works from
within and not from without" He
further pointed out that the rotary
snirit stands unalterablv for the high
al standard Of business ethics.
with Mrs William Burghardt as
accompanist, Ralph zercher's solo
numbers were eXcellently rendered
and well received. Mr.. Zercher's
numbers were Hear Me. Ye winds
and Waves Handel. and Tell Me
Not of a Lovely Lass" Forsyth. AS
an encore, 81 Came with a Song,
LaForge was given by Mr.. Zercher
By special request, Mr.. Todd sang
his ID r''"~ ~ the rotary poem.
This song had been presented by Mr.
Todd at the recent retail dealers con-
venton at Astoria.
One of the main features of the
evening was talk given by Leslie
R. Mutch Of Tacoma. Dr.. Mutch is
we'll known as a scientist and as an
expert in defining personality.
Appreciation Voiced
At the close of the program the
ROtarians unanimously expressed
their appreciation of the reception
Afforded them by Mr.. Wise. Thanks
we're also voted to Wayne Price, who
devised the decorations; Miss Elsie
Schulse, who arranged the special
place cards and to Williams Edwards
as superintendent Of the chow bread
Is made" demonstration.
Because of illness or unavoidable
engagements Charles r. Archerd ant
Major Adre, royal flying corps, were
absent. Mr.. Archerd and Major Adre
had been assigned two important
numbers on the program.
Caterer Johnnie" Jones was con.
gratulated upon the service and
quality of the repast. The "piece d,
Ia resistance" was liberal portions
Of delicious ham provided by the
valley Packing company, and pre-
pared southern style" in the Hol.
sum ovens by Mr.. Jones.
The banquet menu included frui
cocktail, celery, pickles, baked han
au Holsum, prime roast of beef
mashed potatoes, sugar peas, cab,
Oage salad with pimentos, cream pie
holSum special, assorted cakes
cneese' coffee and Holsum bread.
Talk is Feature
me man or woman in poor health
Nno can not give sincerely and dc
'o'ecly the fun measure of energy
anu tlme TO their employment is {
PRODUCTION menace and an ultimat,
I9c'or in social unrest with this state
'"'n" Dr' Mutch startled his hearer.
at the banquet.
At the special request of promi
1ent iumbermen of the Pacific ooas
! an investigating problems in pro
Suu'Nn costs in this industry an,
se Is a statement wou you repre-
native business men of Salem t,
~Vsaer "rs upon" exclaimed DIR. Mutch
Inc statement which l shall make