The Coconino sun., 1923-12-14
ROTARY CLUB DEMANDS
A NEW SANTA FE DEPOT.
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irresistible, irresponsible power with
in him. Boy Scout work helps teach
him self control and proper direction
of that power. Not one of his hear
ers, the speaker said, had realized to
the utmost the dreams and ambitions
he had when he was a boy But each
has the compensating privilege of
seeing to it that his boy or his neigh
boris boy works out the realization
of those dreams and ambitions. With
the boys of today the future welfare
of this country rests. 1t is up to the
men Of today to help train them for
the great relay race of life to carry
on the work our fathers and forefath-
ers handed down to us.
President Powers and Vice-Presi
dent Breen both being in Los Angeles,
the vice. presidency pro tenn had been
handed over to B. A. Cameron, who
called the meeting to order.
A telegram was read by the secre-
tary, purporting to be one that some
of the members had sent to Mr.. Breen
in Los Angeles and which he had for
warded back here. 1t was signed
/ "The Bunch" and demanded to know
what authority Mr.. Breen had for ap-
pointing Mr.. Cameron vice president
and asked if it is because "he's the
oldest member, or the best-loolzing 2"
Mr.. Cameron asked if anyone pres
ent could explain the telegram. He
was somewhat flabbergasted when Mr..
Koch bobbed up, with another tele-
gram on the same subject, ostensibly
| written by Mr. Cameron to Mr.. Breen,
in which the former asked the latter
to appoint him vice-president, and
another telegram, 0stensibly in reply,
making him vice-president on condi-
tion that he wear purple shirt and
| flamboyant tie.
Mr.. Cameron got even with the
whole bunch by filming each 20 cents,
which Sergeant-at-Artns Frank CHS
holm collected.
The latter wittily described Rotary
meetings he had just attended at Fort
Collins and Alamosa, Colo.
Joe G. Dolan, in humorous vein,
told about Rotary meeting he'd at
tended in Los Angeles, at the Bit
more.
Sid Gassman was the chairman for
the day and had worked out and pre-
sented fine, constructive program.
L. B. McMullen was singmaster and
stood on chair, diaphragm in place,
and led the bunch with gusto.
Smokes were again on "Granddad-
dy" Koch. John @. Thomas brought a
box in regret for his recent birthday,
which held over for a week until its
contents could be tested for explosives,
rubber and horsehairs.
| Mr.. Koch announced that next week
Boy Scout Regional Executive Miller
will speak to the club and that the
week following the meeting will be
on the 18th, at Normal auditorium, in
the form of dinner-dance.
Corn bread, corned beef and cab
bage being prominent on the menu
Tuesday, colored supplements of Jiggs
and Maggie were promiscuous as dec
orations.
Miss Elsa Myers graciously presided
at the piano.
Guests: Miss Myers, Tom Stahl, Mr..
/ Softley, Tom L. Rees, Reub Thorn
ton of Phoenix, Walter Myers, DR.. E.
s. Miller, Bob Rhinehart, Hubert Hill,
Rev. FIR. Marcellus of st. Michaels,
Arizona.
The ladies of the Woman's club who
prepared and served the fine luncheon
were Mrs. C. B. Wilson, chairman;
Mrs. Carl Mayhew, Mrs. e. c. Mills,
Mrs. r. H. Simpson, Mrs. Cecil De-
Vaney, Mrs. A. A. Johnston.