The Bozeman courier., 1927-10-14
IMPORTANT Hotel
Meeting MONDAY
HEADQUARTERS
Final : pa atoms viIl be Made
For EEGensive Campaign.
to Begin Tuesday Noon I

What is announced as the most i'm
portant meeting yet in connection
with the new hotel project will be
held at 1880 o'clock Monday evening
at hotel campaign headquarters, q
West Main street. The entire cam
paign organization, including the ex-
ecutive committee and the citizens
sales force, will assemble.
A program of vital Importance, ac-
cOrding to the directors, will be Civ
of how to sell stock in the new EO-
tel. G.. w. Sweigert, campaign direc-
tor, will give detailed information
concerning the forthcoming intensive
campaign.
The meeting will be in charge Of
Eugene Graf, general chairman, and
Roy M. Keister, general sales man.
ager. Campaign songs, parOdies
written for the occasion, will be sung.
Much emphasis is being placed on the
necessity for attending the gathering.
Executives and members of the sales
organizations who fail to attend,
Manager Sweigert says, will. handicap
not only themselves but the entire
campaign.
On Monday afternoon at o'clock
the group managers will meet at
headquarters to make an advance
selection of prospects for their first
days work, which will begin Tuesday
noon.
: Executive Body Confident
The executive committee is con-
tinuing its daily report meetings and
is confident that the preliminary part
of the work will have been completed
l by the scheduled time. By Tuesday
i, noon, when the big Kickoff" of the
: intensive week viii be staged, the
4 groups of statesmen will be completed
!. and announced and will be ready for
|. the weeks work Of carrying the cam
r paign to a successful termination.
e "By subscribing for stock in the
: proposed new hotel" said Manager
r Sweigart Thursday, "any resident of
n Bozeman can accomplish three very
: desirable things:
81. Put money in what has much
= promise of being safe and profit
[. able investment.
k "2. Prove his loyalty and patriot
r, ism by helping to supply a much
!. needed want in the community.
d SO. Enhance the value of any To-
cal property he may own and promote
S his own welfare by having an attrac.
Y tive community center, where he car
: meet his friends In a social way OF
v partake of a well-prepared and well.
n served meal.
It "When one has such a rare oppor
v tunity to kill three birds with one
d stone, there is just one valid excuse
le for not doing it-that is the lack oi
IS stone or, in this case, the lack ot
d morey with which to purchase stock
J. "In the final analysis a city like
IN Bozeman is simply one big family
70 of which the units are households in
IS stead of individuals. What benefit!
ID the family benefits ALL"
1T 'BenefactOr," Says Cobb
% Mr.. Sweigert referred to a state
IS ment, written by the famous journal
ID ist, Irwin S. Cobb, which appeared il
d, a recent issue Of the Saturday Eve
Ii ming Post.
m "'The man who provides a good no
tel is a benefactOr to the travelling
ID stranger and a friend to the entiru
Of human race Mr. Cobb generalizes.
K; "That opinion is typical Of th
b. thoughts Of everyone who at an.
u time has had occasion to use a hotel
R. We know what impression a modern
70 well-equipped hotel makes upon u
t. and how, after we leave it, we have
n, feeling of friendship and interest il
the town in which we found it. How
much more like this we feel towar
the people of that town when W
know that they themselves have in
vested so that this hotel and its ex
cellent accommodations might b
: available to us.
''The people of Bozeman now hav
DO an opportunity to become 'benefaC
tors as mentioned by Mr.. Cobb. w
must successfully complete the tas
al we have set for ourselves and we WI
ay do II