Arizona republican., 1914-07-19

oil. we are each one OF many a
unit of society at large, a personality
in a common brotherhood.
Whatever affects folt veal or woe
one whom We can help, that is our
business. We are, indeed, our broth
er's keeper
Over 100000 strong and rapidly
| nearing the million mark, what a
mighty influence is that in this state
and nation which the members of
this grand order exel,t
The world is growing better, so
they say. Good Mobse make good
citizens, good citizen ship is duty
each and every individual owes to
himself and his country.
| The Loyal Order of Moose seeks to
benefit the entire world along the
lines of true fraternalsm. 1t has
opened an avenue along philanthropic
lines whereby men are enabled to
rbroaden themselves and grow into a
| nobler manhood by assisting others
| in the effort put forth to assist them
selves. The first frhternalist was ST
Paul, who said, bear We one another's
| burdens" Under Moose management,
however, no one belrs the burdens Of
| others. We join for mutual advan-
| tage pay for what we receive and
are, therefore, but bearing our own
burdens along proper lines. The
cause of fraternalism is above re-
proach. and it is the duty of all iden-
! titled with our order to strive to har-
monte with our three cardinal prnci-
pies.
Thoughtful men will insure their
household effects against loss by fire,
but are prone to neglect to make pro-
visions for their loved ones. Very
often it is simply carelessness, but
we all know how very uncertain life
is. That men must be solicited, ar
gued with and almost coaXed to do
that which duty to their family com
mandS necessity requires and Ordi-
nary precautionary measures call for
is a matter of wonder. A real man
is never reluctant to provide for wife,
children or dependents to the very
best of his ability. Every honorable
and temperate and Industrious man
of the Caucasian race can make this
provision for his family at a slight
expenditure of money per year by
joining the Loyal Order of Moose.
The qualifications for membership
are not based upon wealth or exalted
position, but are simply manhood,
good character and lawful occupation.
To such as these, the Loyal Order of
Moose says come. 1t has room and
to spare for real men. The initiation
fee is still within the reach of the
working man and will remain so for
period of ninety days. If your friend,
who is a Moose, does not solicit your
application, drop the secretary line
and he will give you any and all de-
sired information. To the older mem
bers, | would add: Please note that
your dues are paid in order to keep
you in good standing; they must be
paid within fifteen days from the date
on which they fall due, January, April,
July and October !. Prompt payment
is necessary in order to keep you eli
gible for all benefits. This is i'm
portant and if given attention, will
relieve your family of all possible
trouble in case of accident, sickness
or death.
Our next regular meeting will be
Tuesday July q, at p m. at Moose
Home. 2S South Center street. There
will be several on hand to take the
| initiatory work, and you know that
spells doings. Brother Walter j.
Hayt, our representative to the SUI
preme lodge convention, opening at
| Milwaukee on July %, is preparing to
leave on the 21st He has proven
| tower of strength in the upbuilding of
! 708 and is eminently qualified to care
| for the interests of our local on this
| momentous occasion.
Has anybody here seen Mac-he
! with the kindly smile, or have you
| heard any familiar noise coming from
| the direction of Coronado | Won
| der if the fishes could have hypt him.
VAN.