Arizona republican., 1915-04-25
Loyal Order of Moose

Loyal Srder or MooSe
 During the past week several very important links were added to that ever increasing chain of accomplish ments of Phoenix Lodge No70S, Loyal Order of Moose. Heretofore the mem
 bership have had ample reason for their display of pride at the mere mention of Moosedom, Moosehome and the record of achievements of their local, but very recently, in fact but few short days ago, movement was begun-the successful culmina- tion of .which--will weave for 70S d crown of glory and provide for them a rung in the ladder of fame. second to that of no other subordinate or ganization of it's kind in existence. refer to the securing of the Moose Tubercular Sanitorium for Phoenix and the alt River Valley; the per manent location will be definitely decided upon at the Supreme Con
 vention of the Loyal order of Moose to be held in San Diego during the coming July. Medical statistics tell us that this wonderful state of ours the baby state of the Union-con- tains everything necessary for the treatment and permanent cure of that
 
 great white plague" Dry desert air, glorious sunshine, pure fod and wa ter in abundance. all this coupled 8 duty to perform and you and l as members thereof would fail mis- erabiy in our membership, in our duty, in our manhood did we but with the very pest of medical atten- tion-physicians known the world fl, fHT h2 n of this disease-make of Arizona q mecca for all such people and to- wards which every eye would turn and every effort be expended to at tain-did they bur know. 1oS has not hesitated to givt the best that is in us toward the end child who is afflicted may benefits of this knowledge. A com mittee from your local: pr. Lerenzo Boido Wiley F. Jones, J. C. Adams, Barnett l.. Marks. Walter J. Hayt, and your secretary met with the board of trade recently for the pur rose of obtaining their support in this movement and we found them in their desire to co-op bCA@A mittee was immediately appointed for the purpose of securing all possible information on the subject, such as medical reports. climatic conditions covering period of years. possible suitable locations: l.. r. Conway, J. l.. Gust. Charles Donofrio, II. R. Fri tla and Charles Stauffer. Tomorrow morning the two committees will hei fF, ture course of procedure
 Lriday morning we had the hon. our and pleasure of having with us for few minutes at Moosehome the Hon. Thos R. Marshall, the man lsho dedicated Moosehome, kindly. true and loyal Moose. a staunch sup porter of the Salt River valley for the location of the Moose Tubercu lOsis Sanitarium, as evidenced by his letter written to the membership of 70S which appeared in the local paper of yesttrday, as well as his remarks at the luncheon given by Romaine Fielding in honor of the Rotary Club at the Fair Grounds Fri day noon At the luncheon our fra ternity was well and ably represent ed by our true friend and brother. lion Lewis T. Carpenter. He has been weighed in t:e balance, in local Moosedom many times and has yet to be found wanting, at ali times ready and willing to give of his best toward the accomplishment of that which is true and right. he has pro- ven a mighty factor in the build ing of 70S and in the attainment of it's desire. A firm believer in the principles of Moosedom. Certain of thelr ability to carry to a success