Arizona republican. [volume], May 27, 1914, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE TWO, Image 14

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THE A1MZOXA REPUBLICAN, W K-DXLSDAY MOPXIXCJ, MAY 27, 1914
S LATE CONCLAVE
HIGH POINTS; OF THE NOBLES
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Chief Features of Days of j Farts IJcjrarfliiiix and Feat- ;
Entertainment Wliirh j uresof the Imperial Conn-j
Have Attracted Xobles i -il at Atlanta From;
From All Arizona toj Whieh Arizona Shrine rs ;
Phoenix. j Have Lately Returned, i
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Th Country Store under the direc
tion of Vic Hnnny with lady assist
ants from the ranks tf tin Shrine
Willi1 IVz wearers.
The Oixsh- House renovated .mil
made especially laughable for the
Shrine Sirkus.
The African I i - Many prominent
men, including the Mayor and the
Governor, ap well an others ivill take
turns on the -seat of the dip ami if
the public can throw accurately they
will he dumped into the canal.
The Fat Lady, featuring; "lie of the
best fellows in the state. Dr. A. H.
Nil-Nils, who w ill wear a costume the
like of which has. rot he.en seen in
riiooiix. It. I'. Ilosicne will he the
mal.p-t and will h clad as .Mrs. Tom
Tniiirib for the occasion.
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liert Hce es will pose a'oiig with
nue ne ' "unninhara as the living
thOi fo?i f. 1 1 . 1 the are tie thinnest
ever.
The mastic bowi will afford the ad-Verteto-.s
a chance to take home
tunny i.sefnl articles.
The phc-- rie re-is! a n.-e will he the
pre-hitni of the National Bank of
Aris.oua dad only in pink tights and
posing as S-ptember Morn. This
promisae: tn be a riot.
I.'h'is i'rhan will offer his Apollo
like lorm Tor' insm-ction as the
tatooed man. It will he a sight to
sec fhe stiff Seeley painted on his
fr.tr. e.
T. ('. 'mi iiijn w ill appear as the
reptile enchantress and his will he
1he task of ta.mirg the srreatest lot
of snalo-s .-vei brought to Phoenix.
N. B. they are all city hroke.
V. I'. Shaw, .lr the equestrian
star, w i M do many feats of daring
ahcrse Tied "n.
-'rank Hildehran will sing When
It's Soknni Sirkns Time in Phoenix
Totvn," ti parody rip Xormandie. lie
will also tell a few jokes for the
benefit of the assembled iiuiltitttdes.
U is nssvmetl that there will he as
semhled multitudes.
You will have yoitr photo taken
End printed and delivered while yo-.i
v.-u it .
YOUR
MOST
INTIMATE
GARMENTS
Are inrnortant ones in
summer. Why not he
fool and eomf'ortahle in
a light, knee length,
sleeveless linen or nain
sook union suit?
Our stocks are always
full. You can get any
size and almost any
style you desire.
Agency in Phoenix for
the "Dr. Deiniel Linen
Mesh" health under
wear.
McDOUGALL
& CASSOU
Don't forget the Shrine
Circus this week. BE
THERE.
! only quite recently the papers of the I
; entire country have heen filled with ;
I information of the doings of the meet- ;
j ing of the Imperial Council of tile j
Shrine at Atlanta, Georgia, the imperial j
jeiiy of the Kmpire state of the south, j
i ror fully a week tile city was given (
i over to th- hefezxed nobles from all 1
' parts of the I'nited States and Canada,
j who gathered there in solemn conclave :
; for the grow th and good of the order, j
! at the same time drawing particular '
attention to the social features which ,
t have i n ;ni . the My stic Shrine a house- ,
hold word almost in this country. i
i More than lun.iliiii ptople went to At- i
i.mia to the big council in session
i and enjoy the festivities grouped ,
; . ro.nid ilie oc asitin. 1 he great Temples :
: i- ;le- .li-ilei in many instances sent
! vast delegations of uniformed and
. .a-ccd men ai . inpanied by hands of
j loc.ii . In en great parade tile oi ien- 1
! ta! looking Ar.ifi ii atis were several
j hoar-- niaiciiirg past the reviewing
' stand. The pageant was perfect. In
j "r.-rccce lass a id spler.dous it almost
i . a:da:zlea 'he pageants ot llaroiin al
Ih schld, tea- wonctlfal ca if of Haedad. ;
! notiiii of the great features of the '
.--s-bn vas the ill it' of the Arab pa-
Hoi.- it i lie great Piedmont park in At
ll.mta. Here lor one entire ilay there'
j vve- ev ol.'iions of uniformed men and
! h-'i-ds that as near;' as can be im- i
i anined answered the description of
! '!' cj.ni; of the hosts of Richard ;
1'iiiiii- dc !eon and the Saracan Saladin,
his great opponent in the battles for
Jenisulen: 'ieseribed in Sir Walter '
I SvolSs Talisman". AH this was coupled ;
! with lli'vs taken, it would seem, from;
the de.-i rtj'tions of great pageants ami
I meetings of mighty hosts from many '
j another
uthor of renown.
The next session of the Imperial
council will he held in Seattle in 191.").
I the y. ar o! the two expositions miou i
j t'ie Pacif ic coast, mid it is about al- j
i ready settled that the route of the pil- !
I g'-ircs will take ill the two exposition j
I cities as we'd as Los Angeles, either :
( going or coining from Seattle. Maiw i
j of ihMse pilgrims will pass through;
j Phoenix in train or antoinohiie, and j
' int'ch cf the routing will be done '
; 'hroag'i this section according to emi- I
j ni nt authority. The sight seeing Shrin- 1
ers will not g.- liack east without bav- 1
i iu. expetienced the iletights of Ari- i
r.opa's sae'ieiw and climate for at least j
! a :h r; time.
i The Imperial Council Are !
I Frederick it. Smith, of Damascus
I Temple,
j 'entate;
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1 I he glia
Roeh.'ster. X. Y.. Imperial po-
.lack T. Jones, of Indian Tern-
alioma city. Imperial captain of
:'d; J. Putnam Stevens, of Ivora
Portland. -Maine, Imperial ;
potentate; Henry F. Xiedring-
Moolah Temple, St. Louis, Im
.apple.
ilejiiily
: bans, o!
perial chief rabban: William S. Prown, J
of Sy ria Temp!.-. Pittsleirg. Imperial i
treasurer; llenjamin W. Rowell, of 1
Ah-i pa T. nip'e. Boston. Mass.. Imperial 1
iicoi'dfr: I'har'es K. i i"enshire, of Zu- ;
rah T nipie, Minneapolis. Imperial as- :
sitant Taliban: f:lias .1. .lacoby. of Mil- :
rat Temple. Indianapolis. Imperial high ;
I in-test and proi het ; W. I-'reeland Ken- i
drtek of laa I.u Temple. Philadelphia,
1 imperial oriental guide: Fllis J. Garret- j
I son of At'ifi Temole. Taeoma, Wash..
j Im aerial first eeroinonia I master.
I The city of Seattle has subscribed :
j s.ii.t'ini fr.r the entertainment of the
j Imperial council, and Nile Temple at)
' Seattle has signed contracts already j
j with tit" hotel men of that city for
i oractically ,l the Imtolspaoe available- !
i for rhe sessions of the great order. i
HOUCK SAYS HE'LL
GIVE UP BASEBALL
P'lcher Hotick.
Pitcher Houck, released by the
Athletics to the Baltimore club in
the International U-apue, says he will
quit baseball. Houck made a good
record last season for a young
pitcher, and his announcement comes i
as a surprise. !
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