The Coconino sun., 1926-12-31
ALL MADE RESOLUTIONS
AT TUESDAYS ROTARY

Called upon at a moments notice
by Earl Slipher, chairman for the
day at Tuesdays Rotary, to announce
resolutions they would make or
thought they would make-or, at
least-said they would make-the
members voiced several that it would
be fine for all to make. Most of
them were serious and had to do with
intentions to make even better Ro-
tarians, in the service they give, in
attendance at club meetings, in man.
ner Of living, and in other ways.
Those whom he judged were a little
too facetious or whose resolutions in
some other way left them subject
to fines, were, by direction of |. B.
Koch, chief Of the judges appointed
by Mr.. Slipher, visited by Sergeant
alarms Ralph Davis.
Secretary Art Riordan reported on
the Christmas charities, an account
Of which is given in another column.
Cigars were provided by President
Ed Miller in expiation of having
SO far forgotten himself as to have
another birthday, and another box,
brought in confession of similar
weakness by Sid Gassman, will be
smoked next Tuesday.
Henry Albers read brief inspira-
tional article on the new year.
President Miller announced that
Monte Butler of Tucson, governor of
this Rotary district, will be here on
January a. He also announced that
Pat Moran will be chairman next
week, Vic Watson on January IL. and
Grady Gammage on January 18.
Ronald McBirney of Los Angeles,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McBlrney
of this city, spoke interestingly OF
the little theatre movement and It's
value to the communities. Mr.. Nc
Birney is connected in an important
capacity with theatrical work. he
expressed qualification at the high
class of moving pictures shown at
the Orpheum here.
Miss Selma Aas, with Miss Elsa
Myers at the piano. sang pleaslngly.
/. B. Koch, president Hotel Monte
Vista company. sketched the deveiop-
ment of the idea of community
hotel for Flagstaff. He said he has
no doubt that it will be profitable
from an investment standpoint to the
stockholders. He mentioned the
splendid cooperation given by local
business men since construction be-
gan and highly praised the work OF
Clark Granting, superintendent OF
construction. Mr.. Granting, ne SAID.
when he leaves here probably Will
return to Bakersfield where ne tlnl-
shed the construction of the Ell TeJon
year ago to build lot more rooms
on it, and expressed the hope that
when he got through there he would
have to come back here to put more
rooms on the Monte Vista.
Much that Mr.. Koch said in his IN
teresting talk is covered in hotel ar
ticles in this issue of The Sun.
Chairman Earl read a Rotary ar
ticle and spoke of the influence the
local club has had in efforts for the
public good, a point being the I'M
petus given the movement Tor the
new hotel
H. ]. McClung of Phoenix, presl,,
dent of the Arizona Central Dank OF
which and the First National bank
Mr.. Koch spoke in complimentary
wav relative to their helpfulness IN
connection with the hotel financing
said success comes to Flagstaff be-
cause of the efforts put forth here
to get things we want instead OF
waiting for them to come to us.
| Guests: Miss Aas, Miss MYERS
Bob Koch, Edward Koch, Capt. Z. =
/ Damewood, Mr.. McClung, Dick Mel
son. Ed Haight, Mr. McBirney, CLARK
Granting, Fred Stein.