Arizona republican., 1913-04-13
Loyal Order of Moose.


 l Chalk up another mark. boys. against the secretary for non appear ance in these columns last week. i have a dandy excuse to offer you but our worthy dictator says excuses 1 positively will not be accepted. so l what can q poor girl do. Tuesday. ! April lst was the date sometimes called April Fools day II proved no exception to the general rule with the Moose. for Bro Hayt had little , stunt up his sleeve and for the bene- fit of the absent ones. I'll say that it worked to perfection. Ask Bros Dan Massie and Cleveland Thompson They will tell you all about it. but be sure you are well in your stride to safety when you spring it. Both the above named brothers have most beautiful complexions, naturally, en- hanced with a touch of blushing red and the result is simply wonderful. No charming young, maiden, as she shylN glances into her lovers eyes and answers yes. ever had anything on Dan and Cleveland
 April marking the end of one semi fiscal year when all subordinate lodges must forward 10 the supreme lodge their semi annual report proved d very busy month for the secretary and the auditing committee How ever, Dictator Hayt proved d blessing in disguise in this case, naming on the committee three very efficient gentlemen. Bros. Q Axt. John Hyder and l.. T Mansfield. The work. while confusing and tedious. progress ,J Cin ,fIa and now we feel highly elated know ing our work has been well .Wone. and the report including our per capita tax and university fund is well on it's way to headquarters. and that we ensuing half year.
 Phoenix Lodge No 1oS has been congratulating itself all the past week. and well they may for hasn't Bro. Leslie DupeW become one of our very own. Thoroughly versed in lodge work sincere in his motives. d very efficient speaker and booster from the ground up. Just the kind of a Moose that will surely do a whole lot towards making the one thousand mark in membership Il l reality for 70S.
 ! All who wish to attend the Silver 1 Jubilee convention to be held in Gin l cinnati in July should notify Bro H l R. Daggs. past dictator of 70S and representative to the supreme conVen- 1 tion above named so that he can make transportation and hotel ar
 engagements for them Do not delay ! in this matter. thinking any time will ! do or that you can get accommoda - | tiOns for yourself when you arrive ! there. for you cannot. Something like three hundred thousand Moose
 are busy making arrangements to att tend. making it probably the largest t l convention Of any fraternai order ever held. so you can readily see why you should get busy with Bro Daggs at
 once
 Bro. C C. Thompson. our newly appointed deputy supreme dictator, 1 carried on the work of installation of officers for the ensuing year in d very creditable manner The new
 rituals marking a divided change 1 from the old make possible very beautiful and sublime installation. l l only wish every member of 70S could 1 have been there to enjoy it.. Bro. J. ] C. Keen. of Benson S35, was an in ! terested spectator to our doings. His l remarks. under the good of the order, ] were very interesting and timely. as I well as educational. Bro. Keen comes | from a local where they do things, and I believe I voice the sentiments l of all those present when I say that Bro Keen is true blue, an ardent, 1 loyal Moose, belonging to the class 1 of membership to which we all aspire Bro. J. H Ragland. who has been
 very ill with pneumonia. I am very glad to say is up and around again
 and will soon favor us with his pres ence at lodge.
 ' Meet me face to face Tuesday even