Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-23
CAR|S1Y Is BLAMED


party of nOvices was returned to the
city about five o'clock, every avail
able ambulance and hearse in town
being impressed into service for that
purpose. Shrine pulmotors and ample
draughts of Camel Milk" brought
the novices back to the realm of the
living and partially prepared them
for the real Shrine work of the
night
At the Christy ranch, the settings
were superb. The little lake sur
rounded by real palms. the path lead
ing off into the cleaning, the sand
and dozen other little touches of
nature gave a spirit of realism that
could not have been attained by trick
or fancy in a thousand years. Ro-
maine Fielding slipped on a fez and
zuoave boomers and mingled with
the crowd and every now and then
slipped the high sign to a movie
camera man hidden away in the
hedge The pictures taken will be
used as evidence when the per-
sonal injury cases reach court. Fin
ally the taking of the pictures be-
came so fragrant, the Shriners
threatened to initiate" the camera
man and he vamoosed. But he got
some pretty conclusive evidence at
/ that
In this connection announcement is
timely that the pictures taken at the
Grand Canyon when the Shriners held
a ceremonial session in the great Gre
| vice at the instigation of Amos Har-
vey Belts, will be shown at the La
mara theater today. Manager Barn
cord announces that sixty per cent
of the receipts will be devoted to the
Shriners fund, probably to help build
the Shrine auditorium The pictures
! are well worth while, say those who
have seen them.
| When the specially arranged work
! at the Christy ranch was at its
| height announcement was made that
sustenar~'e was to be served all pres
ent. A particularly pleasing moving
picture was taken of Harry Fried
man in the act of eating a ham
next gathering of the Hebrew con-
gregation of Phoenix. Another pic
ture was taken of Romano Fielding
showing his new beard in the act OF
growing. The full movement of the
/ beard is plainly visible to the naked
eye
Then last evening all the Shriners
within reach We're corraled in the
! Shrine Temple. They went in smil-
ing and happy The old timer.
emerged at dawn today still smiling
and happy but very tired. The no.
vices-Well one is reminded of
"A young lady from Niger
! Who smiled as she rode on the tiger
They came back from the ride,
With the lady inside,
And the smile on the face of tn,
tiger"
Besides the regular menu which FOL
thousand reasons is unprintable il
a respectful bic. moral, family journal
there was a special card of liquid re
freshsnents prepared by Al Williams
acting as proxy for Doc" Hughes
1t started off by announcing tina
Even teakettle sings when full,
and asking the very pertinent ques
ton. What will you have?"
Here is the lise:
| You're Liar" Reservoir Water
Damn Water
$50 say all of us)
Aqua de Salado, Fig Water
Aqua de Verde, Back Water
Cave Creek Sparkling Water
Aqua de Hassayampa
Upper Ford Water n
Lower Ford Waite
From the never ceasing flow of tn,
Rio Hassayampa
The most noted river in the world
All these delicious CD beverage.
guaranteed to have been procured
and brought hither from the respec
tive streams. bitches and tank
above specified. by caravans espe
cially dispatched under the supervi
sion of Doc Hughes from the Oas
of Phoenix, by Ell Zaribah Temple
Neill Bailey expected somethin,
when he tapped his bottle of Came
Milk, but all he got was just wha
the name signified. Take this 70
the truth. 1t would be dangerous t
ask him. Selah.