Arizona republican., 1914-05-24

what he said about some of the Rip Van Wrinkles of the shrine should have caused a wholesale burning of ears yesterday. There are a lot of men big in public affairs who have vast property interest in Phoenix who would be the most benefited by the names are not on the bond list What is the reason.
 If you are in the list of dOnators to the country store and you have not sent into the publicity office a sign telling something of the gift you supplied, do it now. The next few days are going to be mighty busy ones for the men who are handl- ing the sirkus and they may not think to give your goods prominent spot because there IS no sign to tell who donated the stuff.
 The ladies of the white feZ degree will be very much in evidence at the srkus They will have charge of many of the departments of separa- tion and it is expected that they will play a very strong part in the accu- mutation of the fund for the build ing of the temple.
 Watch for the slogan of the sirkus. It will be on every thing and Will read: Buy a Brick in the Temple.
 Before the SirkuS closes go over to the store of l. RozensWeig and take a slant at the magnificent jewel. It is the prettiest thing ever coveted by a lodge member and you nave some friend who is running. Buy season ticket and send in the coupon attached which is good for 1000 votes. You will be adding to the temple fund and you will be assuring your self a royal time for the sirkus IS going to hand you many a laugh.
 w. T. Skidmore is a hustling kid Yesterday after a visit to every Dack room in the city he dug up big bag of chips to be used for the shrine games It was thought that a wire would have to be sent 10 Frisco to supply the demand but Skid dug up the chips and that makes it certain that you can go as far as YOU like. The limit will be the sky.
 Emil Gang set up an awful howl because the shade of pink in ms tights does not match his complexion, We should worry.
 Have you taken a slant at the win dow which H.. c. Hess has decorated for Vic Hanny to help boost the Shrine Sirkus? If not you owe it to yourselr to get down to the store and give it the once over It spells class from every angle, and shows what chap who has the ability of Hess can when he sets the pace. The window shows the en- trance to the Shrine Sirkus in minia- ture with several of the side show ban ners bearing the names of the principal actors in the big F'eZ show. A clown is offering for sale the pastboards to en- ter the Marquet and the whole is done with much fidelity to the real thing. Hess who conceived the idea of decor ating a window to help swell the pub licity deserves special mention of his idea, and for the clever manner in which he has taken advantage of the thought.
 Dr. Haberline, who when he is try ing to grab the necessary for the daily eats, fits cheaters on the maps of Phoe- nicians at the Hilderbran store, is go- ing to take part in the Shrine Sirkus. The blinker expert will be accorded the first place of honor in the arena by as- suming the difficult position of prin- cipal bareback rider. Doc has been at work all week on his costume and he thinks that when he makes his bow, Emil Gang and Dr. Nichols will have to take to the woods. At that he is sure to make some hit if he has to fall off his steed and hit the ground.
 
 Dr. Palmer and J. L. Waring, who are inhabitants of Mesa but who come to Phoenix so often that they are like home folks, are the joint authors of letter which tells of the accumulation of lot Of gifts for the Shrine Sirkus store. Their letter states that they are sending lot of ivory, and the con- mittee jumped at the thought that they were going to express the beans of some of the wi acres who predicted the downfall of the Sirkus, but later is transpired that it is real ivory and will be one of the gifts most prized at the store.
 The Frank Rich Hardware store is one of the bunch to join the throng of donators to the cause of the Shrine temnle hv sending in A lot of ha r-l11ra rf,