Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-02
I STOCK SALES
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anything you want in this city The
spirit you have shown is mighty fine
There has been no friction. You
were faithful to the end and would
not be licked. 1 will always have a
warm spot IN my heart for Douglas .
George b Doubleday, secretary OF
the Douglas Chamber OF Commerce
and Mines, was awarded a hand
some gold watch for making the
largest number Of sales of hotel
lstock since Tuesday noon.
AT that time, two watches were
offered-onc to the salesman making
the largest number of sales and an
other to the man selling the largest
amount Of stock
When the records were complied
II it was found that Doubleday had
taken first place in both the stock
sales and total amount. He told
stock TO the amount of $4,000.
r. E. Webster was awarded the
second watch for having sold the
largest amount Of stock next to
Doubleday, his figure being $2,700.
The race between Webster and
BYRON Dieckman was spirited
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Webster and Doubleday by Sales
Manager E.. j. Huxtable, the two
linen replying appropriately.
"The goat awarded each day to
the group of statesmen having the
best sales record for the day was
HI awarded last night for total records
made during the nine-day campaign.
It became the property of George
II r.. ,Doubleday's men, who hung up a
4 record Of $4,000.
H The work of Doubleday was one OF
the bright spots of the campaign.
The chamber Of commerce secretary
secured four stars opposite his name
in the Boosters Club signitying
that he sold more than $4,000 in
hotel stock
i Doubledays group also gained pos
session of the I'VE Are 1t" pennant,
awarded to the group having the
largest total in sales.
r.. E. WebSter's group took the
pennallt in division A with record
of $4,000. Douglas Coopers group
led in division @ with $1,000 ana
W. W. Windham's in division D
with 5000 for the campaign.
Fl AT the noon day luncheon at the
church annex yesterday the total
amount subscribed had not yet
/ reached the $125,000 mark set as the
goal at the opening OF the campaign.
Yesterday noon the total stood at
$119,300. "
1t was decided then to carry the
campaign on until 6:15 p. m. when
the workers we're again to meet at
the church annex.
AS the reports were read off last
might and placed upon the black
board the assemblage of about rs
Ipeople waited with bated breath to
Isee If the total would reach the goal.
When it was compiled it was seen
that the $125,O0O had not been rais-
Led. The figure at that time stood
Lat $123; 200.
Although that amount would have
been ample to put over the hotel
the workers were not satisfied and
some of the city's most prominent
business men were on their feet
with offers to dispose of blocks of
the stock before this morning or take
lit themselves.
Those who took such action and
THE amounts they vouched ofr fol-
lows: Joe Tardy, $780, Tom Glenn,
1920; Tom Schofield, $500; Buxton
fSmith, 5000; Byron Dieckman, $500:
II Douglas Cooper. 5000; Conrad Kaiser,
500; and Rex Rice, $500.
s "A number of additional members
were added to the Boosters Club
yesterday among them being Henry
Schwantes, Pete Wimberley, Guy
Crouch and Albert Gillian. Each
sold more than $1,000 in hotel stock
The scene was one OF wild JOY
as the goal was reached last night,
the statesmen almost carrying out
their promise Of taking the root
n off,"
AT theN conclusion OF the banquet
a parade was staged throughout the
lefty, the scores of automobiles with
Illonking horns to herald to the world
/ at large that Douglas had done what
she set out to do.
The report up until noon yester-
, tday follows:
/ Group Managers Today TO Date
Division "A"-JOe Tardy, Manager
/. L. S. Perrin ....,...,. S $500
2. R. E. Webster S17OO 940(
4! 8. JAS A. Howell - 200 49OC
4: Total division "A' $1,000 S 176OC
i Group Managers Today ToDate
Division "B"-TOm Glenn, Manager
q, Geo. Doubleday 49, 1900 121OO
Il s.. Roberto Breton - 5000
6. NJ. J. Anderson - 200 410C
II Total division "B" $24OO $212O(
Division "C"-TOm SchOfieId, Mgr.
:. Z. j. D. Cooper . 600 $500
Il: 8. Byron Dieckman w 200 $500
,: g. Frank Thompson = 200 240(
i Total division "C" $1,000 S132O(
, Division OH. Johnson, Manager
: Group Managers Today To Date
: ! 10. Albert Stacy - 400 630t
. IL. w. w. Windham, $500
J 12! Fl. A. Wimberley - $500
Total division ID" $40O $191OC
Executive Committee
II E. w. Graves, Manager
E l. Geo. Buxton .........,..
!, | 9 Fired HlIbbell