Arizona republican., 1912-07-04

 0F NATAL DAY
Loyal Order of Moose Has Arranged a Splendid Pro gram in Which All Are Invited to Participate in Outdoor Sports

f The safe and sane Fourth of July celebration offered by the Loyal Order
 of Moose in the down town streets of
 Phoenix today will be the first real pre- Ftentious celebration of the Fourth
 which has been offered by Phoenix for der five years and promises to be a 1 success Of the kind that will make the entertaining ability of the merchants of Phoenix long to be remembered
 The twelve committees who have had the matter in charge have all 1 worked faithfully, and the program outlined by them in their reports to ! Dictator CrOZier and the finance com mlttee last evening show an attention
 to detail that will give Phoenix a grand and glorious Fourth of July. in which all are cordially invited to take part and in which everything will be entirely | free. from the crack of the pistol shot 1 which will start the marathon runners from the Democrat office on their run ' to the Capitol and back to the last | drum beat at the dance in the evening at 12:O0 P NJ
 | There will be something doing every | minute from 10:00 A. NJ. to 12:OO P. NJ
 
 | the business section of the town for the | day will be entertained at various | points as outlined in the program which follows.
 The fuil strength of the New State band of strictly union musicians has been hire to play from goo P. NJ. until 4:30 P. NJ. furnishing music for the parade which will start on Washington street at the City Hall plaza, thence | north on Second street to Adams. west
 on Adams to Second avenue south on Second avenue to Washington street. east on W ashingtOn street past the re viewing committee who will make their headquai terS on the balcony of the Ford hornt and thence to the City Han
 where the speaking program will com mence immediately The reviewing cOimmii tee selected are A. l.. Boehmer. Vernon l.. Vaughn Fred TrihOlet. F.. H. Porter, N. l.. Burt, Ed. Melczer, J. Fred Cleaveland. David Goldberg and A. G. Hulett
 The first prize. which is $25.00 cash. will be awarded to the organization tuning out in largest numbers in the parade. The second prize. which will
 be 100 cigars, will be awarded to the organization making the best appear ance. either in uniform or drill.
 At tho City Hall Plaza, immediately after the close of. the parade. the fol- 1 lowing speakers will be introduced. l Mayor Lloyd B. Christy, Wiley F. Jones | of Safforl. Hon George Purdy Bullard | and Robert $. Fisher During the II speaking program the winners of the Il prizes in the parade will be announced \ by Dictator J. A. Crozier of the Moose .I Lodge Patriotic selections will be | rendered by the band. and the commit tee on oratory requests that the audi 1 ence joln in the singing of the national i anthem and the other patriotic airs. l After the speaking program, which l will last about an hour, from 800 to l 100 P. NJ, the scene will change to the l Central school grounds where the mon
 ster free barbecue will be in full swing,
 with a program of sports to still fur
 ther eniren matters at that point | The committee on sports, consisting l of Walter J. Hayt. chairman. Dan Mas 1 sic, has Sanichas and w. D. O'Neil, 1 has arranged for it's part of the pro gram to start promptly at 10:00 A. NJ.
 at the DemOcras office with one of the 1 feature events bf the day, q modlIled l marathon race to the Capitol and back, l for d first prize of q gold watch. sec | ond prize, S5.00 Christy straw hat at l Vic Hannys and the third prize | years subscription to the Arizona Dem I ocrat. the first prize being donated by I the Lodge. This race will be one of I the features of the day. and the list of Il entries comprises some of the best run I ming talent in the city from the high