Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-28
YAVAPAI MAY GET
A 100000
SANITAR|UM
L. o. o. M. LODGE PLAN
MING FOR SUCH INSTI-
TUITION; PRESCOTT IS
TOLD TO HUSTLE

With some strenuous boosting
and legitimate backing of what
Prescott has. superior climate,
against what inducements Others
think they have to offer, may event
ual,y bring to this vicinity a 81
100000 tubercular sanitarium. Such
was the announcement made at 4
rally OF the Local Order OF Loyal
Moose Lodge No $40, when c. G.
Reum, national director of the /.
O. O. NJ. Of the southwest division.
with headquarters in Fl Paso and
II. R. Daggs. district deputy SUI
premc dictator of the State OF Ari-
IONA, delivered addresses.
The subject was preached to 4
small but enthusiastic attendance.
in 4 comprehensive. illustrative and
thoroughly interesting manner by
the two speakers of the evening.
Both officials occupy positions in the
lodge which would not countenance
any particular partially III word
or deed toward any certain commit
nifty or lodge: consequently the dis
cussion was more of an instructive
nature as regards the procedure
than aught else.
Mr.. Daggs. however, did lay par
ticular stress upon his determina-
ton TO support Arizona for the 10
cation OF the proposed gigantic in
stitution. There are seventeen
branches within as many commit
mites in this State and naturally al
may more or less evince an inclina-
ton toward procuring the plum
But this matter remains to be set
tied within the State. so that all
Arizona's delegation may present
one solid front at the national con-
vention.
The officers of the local order
were advised to cooperate with the
Chamber of Commerce: CLEAN the
sentiment OF the residents with re-
CARDS to such an institution located
three or four miles from the city:
learn what, il any inducements,
could be offered; gather all statistics
available, and bind them in form:
work in cooperation with the oth-
er lodges in this State and generally
conduct certain line or campaign.
The magnitude OF the project from
an advertising osource would BE
greatly beneficial to the city and
the State in general, the two speak
ers pointed out The conspicuous
feature, however, would be the fact
that Prescott had triumphed in its
claim to unexcelled climatic condi-
tions and would be looked up to by
at least 100000 people as the health
lest place in the country.
The subject of a sanitarium has
been uppermoSt in the minds of
Moose members throughout the ma
ton for a number OF years and this
at Milwaukee when the an
nual convention is held. the all I'M
Dortant topic will again be preached. I
If Prescott at that time puts forth I.
is claim to recognition, an investi-
eating committee will be sent here
% look up the claimed advantages. /
Both speakers expounded the .
beauties of Moosedom, its princi-
'les, enterprises and plans for the
uture. The attendance was small.
lue to the weather conditions. but
hose who were present heard two
spirited and delightful adj
lresses.
Mooseheart, the colony of the
odge established with the better
nent of humanity as the principle.
vas clearly portrayed to the audi
nee as a place for the homeless
nd deserving, a model interpreta-
ion of the lodges belief in educa-
ion for what education is planned
or and not education for what the
'edagogue would interpret it to be. (
At Mooseheart, the modern pub
ic school system is not followed
tut. Upon the other hand the STU
lent is taught that which he or she
hows the greatest inclination for.
The project thus far has proven 4
asst success. 1t was originated but
everal years ago and is gradually
becoming known to the world.
The local lodge is planning for q
membership campaign during the
text three months. Mr.. Daggs Wis
ted in his official capacity, paying
lis annual trip of inspection. He
the organization
which is the largest in the State,
ipon its activities. financial state
nd condition of its books.