, 1921-07-28

permitting the Cubs to eat the prin-
~ cipal portion Of their
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&&A meal before consider
N& ing business or any
<8 sA lengthy subject, did
~ not prevent Cub Had
~ sell from touching the
button and starting
the fun. and when requested to pass
the olives for the seventh time, arose
and made a motion that the famous
Crooks Creek manner of table ETH
quette be inaugurated in the by
laws. which requires that any per-
son wishing any Of the service, will
reach for same as long as one foot
Is on the floor instead of botherine
those in the immediate vicinity, the
motion was carried without being
seconded.
Cub Burnsmaier, chairman of the
Membership Committee. when asked
for a report, stated that no new mem
bers had been proposed, which drew
from President Whitehead the re-
mark, that for a new organization,
the Lions were to be congratulated
on the showing already made; and
that an additional member would
meal that a new dining room would
have to be found or a club house
built"
The most important question of
the baseball game between the Ro-
tary and the Lions. Club brought
forth much Interesting conversation,
and upon 8 motion that the game be
held this coming Sunday, July 31st.
1t was quickly seconded and carried
unanimous. The most pathetic hap
pening of the luncheon was the short
announcement Of Cub Bible, when he
arose and stated that the team would
be without the assistance Of The star
player, as he was compelled to 60 to
Denver the day previous. upon being
urged to put the business trip off
or postpone the cause therefore. Cub
Bible replied that the voice Of the
master had called and the call was
so forceable that same was un-post-
poneable. This explanation was not
suitable to the assembled Cubs, as
the absence of the principal might
weaken the interest, and upon be-
ing pressed for the cause of the
Masters Voice, stated that Mrs.
Bible had decided to drive to Den
yer, whereupon the matter was
dropped.
Immediately after the first course
had been enjoyed, which was pro-
ceeded by a son by Cub Finley ar
rived and made by doing both the
first and second courses in record
time. as a matter of observation of
the writer, time was clipped from
that of the second course, and Pres
ident Whitehead noticing that he had
thus accomplished the feat, was
patiently waiting. made a suggestion
that he sing the song he had missed
or be fined a quarter by the Tail.
Twister, Cub Finley Immediately pro-
Cured his pocketbook and satisfied
the treasury.
Cub Jones made a suggestion that
a quartet be formed and h Club
given the pleasure of some real
music, various members were called
| upon for ideas and a general game
Of passing the buck" ensued. all of
the speakers could sing without a
doubt, but time was pressing SO
! heavily from the revival of business,
| and the intense heat had affected
their vocal cords so badly. (there be-
ing no further remedy for dry vocal
| cords, because OF Constitutional
| Amendment) that their taking part
was out Of the question. and the sug-
gestion returned like the famous
boomerang to the author. Cub Jones.
He was requested to look the situa-
tion over and use his judgment,
which will be known at the next
meeting.
Two communications from State
Organizer Orlando Jones. who attend
ed the Convention at Denver, was
read by President Whitehead. and
the Rawlins Den was congratulated
on the ann In which they are
. making themselves known, Organ
ixer Jones stated that the activities
of this Den was under observation,
not only in the state of Wyoming,
but in Colorado. This was an In
spiration. and pleasure TO the
assembled members, and enthusiastic
cally received. Organiser Jones
farther stated that . DEN was to be
organized In wheatland ON the 53nd
Of this meath, and that requests
weFS being received from every city
and town OF any consequence for the
formation Of . Den there. Thus
Lionism grows, and a. fast ~ people
realize the benefit Of such An organ
tzation. there 10 an immediate re-
quest for . Don, and certainly Why
hot, whom the princiDleyof "For the
0Ood Of All h the foundation. OF the
Institution and the cause Of III
every action.
Good news in the form that th<
signs were about eomDlstsA Wal
givea BY Cub Zones Of the eisnl
jGommitess A 1lSn 9 call frol