Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-28
LUNCHEON CLUB HEARS ABOUT
 PIONEERS
tFrom Wednesdays DaiIy.)

Over sixty members of the Lunch con club O the Chamber of Com merce met at the Owl yesterday noon, for the usual good feed and program, each of which have become fixed insofar as the Luncheon club is concerned.
 Howard Cornick lost no time in bringing to the minds of those pres ent the need of cooperation insofar as the Chautauqua is concerned. Tt is one of the many things which go to make up a community, and Pres colt cannot afford to stay behind in this respect" While the remarks made by Cornick showing the benefit which can come to a community from a Chautauqua were short and to the point, sufficient impression was left with his hearers to make the sale of season tickets go up consider able, and it is a safe bet that this will not be the last time that he is heard before the members of the club.
 "The old cry that Prescott does not have sufficient entertainment, and the wish for something along musical and educational lines" according to Robert E. Morrison, is to be filled this year by the Chautauqua num- bers. "The price of admission has been set within the reach of every one and it is up to the citizens of this community to show that they are behind the Chautauqua commit tee of the Chamber of Commerce in bringing in this talent. Every one knows the character Of Chautauqua entertainment. The best that Pres colt has ever had has been staged by the Chautauquas, and 1t IS easy for all of us to recall the splendid num- bers which were given to us on our last Chautauqua. All we need to do is to call to the attention of the gen eral public the fact that the tickets are now selling at a good rate, and the rest will come"
 In the absence of NJ. B. Hazeltine LeRoy Anderson has taken the super vision of the sale of season tickets A few have been called upon, and those who have been holding of should purchase their tickets imme- diately. Those who wait until the very last gun is fired will find that they have missed a splendid oppor- tunity and will have only themselves to blame if they have to take a seat in the peanut gallery. Tickets car be obtained direct from. the sales men and by telephoning l8O, those who may not have been at home when the sellers call, the chairman will see that they are supplied witt tickets Reservation of the seats car be made at Brisley's Thursday morn, ing. It's up to every one in Pres colt to back up the committee in it' splendid effort in bringing to Pres colt these artists and men of note So that we may enjoy the musica and educational numbers, one O which is given on both the afternoon and evening performances, said Anderson in addressing the club. The members of the club were not slow in purchasing their tickets at the close of the luncheon meeting.
 Cleanup Day
 City health officer called attention 10 Cleanup day which will be helC in Prescott Saturday, April 24th Every ones premises must be 1T order on that day or the chief O police will take the necessary steps to see that they are placed in gooC sanitary condition"
 Humboldt Meeting
 President E. s. Clark of the Cham Der of Commerce called attention tc the members to the fact that Hum boldt has extended an invitation tc the Chamber of Commerce, through MT. ColvocorcSscs, 10 hold a meet ing of the Chamber of Commerce a Humboldt Thursday, May 9th All members of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce are requested 10 attend.
 Pioneers Home
 George Shea, superintendent of the l Pioneers home, stated that before the state proceeds to spend the $65- l coo for an addition 10 the home il l will be necessary for d road to be built to the home which will not gC over private property. He urged tho 1 members of the Chamber of Com. merce to visit the pioneers.