Arizona republican., 1914-09-27
LODGE LORE

| our fortunes, frowns on faults and sympathizes with us-one who con- siders your needs before your de- servings. Fraternally it means a l bank of credit on which you can | draw supplies of confidence, council, | sympathy, help and love. If you will | but permit it, the Loyal Order of | 1 Moose will prove a true friend to you. l | At this very moment your friends up ! 1 here are planning whole winter Of l entertainment and real genuine plea- | sure for you. The first gun will be fired on next Thursday night, after | that they will come with startling rapidity and regularity. For want of something better, we nave labeled it "a smoker for the boys" some way or another this sounds like mis- homer to newly it doesn't half be- gin to cover the ground, tis true | there will be plenty of the delectable l weed on hand and every one of them will bear the label "Phoenix" on it, for have not Brothers Mo Bride and Kinney long laid claim to the excellency of their brands-they have invited just such an occasion as this one and neither of them seem to be worrying about the outcome, neither am I and there is no need for you to. For those who enjoy playing cards there will be progress sive whist with suitable prizes for the winners There will be music in
 plenty and the, soon to be famous, Moose Quartette under the able lead ership of Brother Hayt will render
 several of the latest popular pieces
 Undoubtedly there will be a team
 from one of the local theaters as
 well. Several of the ablest speakers
 of our fair city and state will be
 with us and the messages they Will
 bring to US will indeed make our hearts glad. The Loyal Order Of Moose is indeed proud to number among it's membership such men as
 the Hon. Geo. w. P Hunt, Lewis T. lCarpenter, John Mcbride, w. L. Gust, = Paul Geary, Barnett F. Marks, Geo. (U. Young, P. H. Hayes and J. C. !. Adams Each and every one of those ! mentioned will have something of . more than passing interest to tell to you and I trust that every Loyal Moose within the confines of our Fair City will be on hand to vel
 come them. The Loyal Order of :, l Moose believe in hands that work :. lbrains that think, hearts that love they believe that the better the Moose
 you are, the better the citizen you
 must necessarily be. Let's all gel
 together boys and make this a nigh : Hong to be remembered in Moosedon 2 there's work for each and everyone of us to do. Let's give long pull y a strong pull, a pull all together fol Y, 7OS and Moosedom and we will b. happy in our own simple way.
 Whatever you do don't worry, If you fret, the wrinkles will grow, i; A bright, cheerful smile will troubl
 beguile,
 And dispel even mountains of woe. There's nothing so catching as laugh
 ter
 ,e It drives death oft back to it's lair, e, It acts on the nerves, it good healtl od preserves
 And annhilates loads of despair or Then let it come out when you fee ho it.
 ,t Don't check it, but give it fully pla. It will drive away grief, if there oo any around
 .t And illumine like sunshine your da. :, 'Tis like silvery moonlight at eve ,,r ming,
 It lights up lifes dark stormy way,
 Does good honest laughter. 'Tis ths
 that we're after
 mo Then let us give it full play.
 if Fraterrally Yours,
 I VAN.