Arizona republican., 1914-09-26
ANOTHER GAR |S ADDED T0 TRAIN
 F0R BIC. CASH
Ride and Tie Committee of the Shrine Special Makes
 Room for More Nobles- Big List Has Already
 Been Provided

The committee of the shrine cere- monial at the Canyon mas been com pelicd to add an extra Pullman to the G.-eady big list for the trip ;o the linn.
 Not in the history of the shrine in this state has ceremonial been made so attractive from every stand pei The cost of the trip has been reduced until it is within reach of all The trip will stand an individual not over $35 and where the good wife is to accompany the cost is still re- duced as the meals for two will de- preciate in a ratio. The trip has been provided for by the shrine so that there will not be an item of ex- pense aside from the four meals Two dinners will be served at the expense of the shrine, and they will be so filling according to the men who have the eats in charge, that there won't be any need of anything to eat following the big thing for at least two days. George Mauk, who is, in daily communication with Douglas
 
 occasion, says White wires that it will be the greatest feed ever served al fresco in the great west. Every thing that will be served will be done in the style made famous by the justly celebrated Bohemian club of San Francisco
 While the lists in the north and
 
 yet the following already sent in for Pullman accommodations will show to what extent the great canyon cer- emonial is attracting the men of the north country. The shrine members in Phoenix are a bit slow getting their berths cinched and there will be much wailing and gnashing of teeth on the final day when the best ac- commodations are all gobbled up. for the diagrams are to be held open up to the time of leaving and the rule of first come first served is to be adhered to strictly
 Some desirable compartments in the special car are still open to man and wife and one or two of the drawing rooms still remain, but the greater bulk of the berths are now paid for and being held for the day of leaving. If enough send in for accommoda- tions it will be an easy matter in the next few days to add additional Pull mans but if the reservations are not made now there will be those who will be sitting astride the COW catcher fD, tIA nt occupied This will be a solid Pull man train hence no day coaches will be attached
 Bronze Door Donated
 The first donation for the temple comes to the committee in the shape |of huge bronze copper door which will be probably used as one of the main entrance portals of the edifice It is the intention of the building committee to have bass relief of a shriner in Arab costume standing on the rim of the greatest scenic won der in Arizona extending the hand of welcome to the shriner hosts of North America. This design will be submitted by a well known sculptor
  scribed with the names of those who make up the party to welcome the imperial potentate at the Grand Canyon
 Reservations for the Canyon The following are the reservations for the trip which have been checked off by chairman of the ride and tie
 
 w. C. Foster and wife, J. F. Barker and wife, Miss Nellie Teasdale, R. A. Wilson, w w. Moore, B. w Zachau. C. B. Johnson and wife, Thos. N, l Villas and wife, H. x. Onion, Chas. Urban and wife, J. Zeleweger and wife, J. Carney and wife, Chas. Granger and wife, C. W. Davis and wife, C. B. Cravens and wife, Allen F. Ware, P Slater and wife, R. H. | Cameron and wife, George w. P. Hunt and wife, George Y. Young and wife. Ezra w. Thayer and wife, Earl Parker and wife, Vernon L. Clark, L. K. Dewein, Chas. A. Stauffer and wife.
 1 Vic Hanny and wife, Clay Parker and wife, James Parker and wife, w T. Skidmore and wife, K. L. Hughes F. o. Twitty, Alex T. Nelson, Leon S Jacobs, J. N. Robinson and wife, w h. Ellory, J. M. Taggert and wife, F. IE. Rich. R. E. Chambers, w.. M Hughes, I. H. Barkdoll and wife. J F. Richards and wife. Chas. Bowers | and wife, Dr. Willard Smith and wife. Harry Taffe, Mrs. A. Mayer Mrs. Ogden. Capt. P. P. Parker, Ernest Kellner and wife. L. F. Wesley, A. J Mclean, Thos. May, Henry A. Nor gan. R. P. Roziene, D. Nelson. wife and daughter, I. M. George and wife IF. B. Slagle and wife w. D. Fisk and wife. Lloyd P. Christy and wife IL. $. Gates and wife John Devine. F. E. Browning and wife, Franl Shilling and wife, Shirley Christy ant wife. George Horace Reyes, Jr., B. l. Smith R. E. Chalmers, Michael Web Der. c. F. Meckley, James Claffy, F IF Duffield, Dr. A. l.. Triton, w. H Pitts, Thos. J. McGinnis, Michael Nil sen ] s. Amundsen, Thos. c. Frier Wm. c. Marian, Frederick Caring, J lD. Newman, Chas. D. Mack, w. A Parr and wife, w. R. Groshell. San Meton, Thos H. Rynning, A. B. Will Iliams and wife, George and wife Frank Thomas and wife, George A Mauk.
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