Show PURPLE All THER RAGE Color of Best People wasAIJ Over Saltair e ELKDOM WAS IN FULL SWAY I Carnival of the Salt Lake Elks Was a Great Success at the Pavilion Yesterday Yes-terday Eight Thousand People Visited the Resort nnd Those Who Did Mot Make Merry Were Pew Excellent Order Prevailed Throughout Through-out the Day and EveningList of Numbers Drawing Prizes i Purple to right oC you > Purple to luft of you V V Purple In front of you V Making you wonder V V V V Purplo nhovo you Purple beneath you Purplo all over you > V Dont It beat thunder V I 1 r 1 I Oh there was nothing to III Tho r 1 Elks swept out like wolvesjm fl the fold V their persons all gldamlng with purple V and gold They took Saltair and all appurtenant V ap-purtenant to yesterday It was a great crowd the greatest of the season V with the exception oC the Fourth of I V J I V ioTINoco1rI1 D 1 V V 4 Lwt i < Ht 1j j P V V W41 1 fj I TjJ I fj J j f HIRR t t ii W DTIcr THC S IL6J V c r OOSAOHE HOWWflOVV V ILSl TH51S V I c ¼ 17 r J L tic 41 y I I If j mJ J 1 d d al H i v D J fjf1o I Thf L V U Jtt i V1fP foR fo-R ff r Ii r < I V OTfO Sr 6 r N vjllie Vhre78 JIle t1uccf L I Dtt lu I 1 V oldfif Membermfi 1 ficrc 66 y July Almost SOOO people wended out 1m to tho lake to see the horned critters j cavort around All the Elks which crazo In Salt Lake were there and thoro were also about 200 from other I ranges Denver Butte Anaconda Evanoton Boise Lcwlston daho and othoi1 Western towns sending good delegations del-egations with scattering stags from allover all-over And the way the giddy animals 1 did act upl Oh it was something 1 fierce Nothing scandalous you understand t L un-derstand but just naturally glad and they autllnly mado their guests feel 1 that there was no limit to the speed > l1II the monkeywrench having been hung on the safety valv and the dampers having been thrown wide open I ROBED IN THE PURPLE 4 The Elks sometimes teellnglv referred LY re-ferred to as the Best People on Earth owned Saltafr and vicinity yesterday VJF and took charge of their property 5pe Even a man from Joplin If he had happened to drop In at the beach unexpectedly ti un-expectedly yesterday would not have had to be shown that the Elks were In 1 charge There was purple everywhere Purple signifies an Elk Purple abounded at the pavilion and you couldnt get away from it It was wrapped around every pillar il hung 11 from tho roof it lay on the floor it was In the air In the water where It didnt rt do any harm by the way on the slot l iLii 1 machines the showcases the stairways stair-ways the merrygoround the shooting ih J gallery on every employee and on 1 everything that would hold it Even a 4J11 portrait of the dignified George Washington Wash-ington had a purple hat on Of course as each Elk was purpled all over Some I iaf H of the Elks dressed their children In Jm1 I purple Every wife sister daughter or sweetheart of an Elk had on a purple a2 pur-ple hat waist sash skirt or something V r V and there were hundreds of them for lrl the Elks have friends and relatives just like other creatures It was not m long before most of the visitors and terln upon other pursuits They were merciless on those whom they knew bawling out their friends by name and insisting on the purchase of tickets And then the souvenir vendors Lusty lunged hombres who shrieked their wares Jn choice terms that would have made Chlmmy Fadden weep tp think what an altogether decayed vocabulary ho had And the men who ran the voting vot-ing contests Dont forget the voting contests Every member of the local lodge had a job cut out for him yesterday yester-day and threw himself Into it with an abandon and recklessness that would have been amazing In anybody but an Elk BUSINESS WAS LIVELY There were other methods employed to pass the time which it must be said never hung heavy for more than about ono second at stretch The slot machines ma-chines were surrounded good part of the afternoon the soda water fountains did well and the bar What was It we said about things of which we may not speak Well anyhow as Jimmy Williams says the bartenders did not recline gracefully In hammocks with their silken lingerie thrown carelessly about their lissome forms all the afternoon after-noon Not at all brethren They like the boy who swallowed the yeast cake worked some To be strictly veracious they did not get a chance to wipe off the bar during the afternoon The thirsty mortals lined up two and three deep all around the rail and shouted weakly for conversational water The same men did not stand there all the afternoon and the order was very good suprprls ingly BO for such a throng Nobody got obstreperous and then t you know V everybody drinks beer at the lake Altogether it was a riproaring old time fun enough and crowd enough for everybody Had the carrying facilities fa-cilities of the railroad been a little better bet-ter or more trains been run there would have been no kick at all to register It was all right once people got to the beach until they started home again Then of course things got rather F V t 7 C > I c 1 = I I P r 2 > = t I to f 0 I J l JJJ IJ 3 f I LlJ C fIt f 0 r = Tf < i fjnF1 = = r1 = l1 = y J I J 1 c 1 C > q q 51 r r > r 1 Diu r J < l = re = It j 1 r L L < = = < r r j tl 1 IIf I I J a i 0 f 4 < l J c I Al V Only a Few of Them Left V V sigeers had a piece of purple fasten fas-ten dto them somewhere Purple purple I Ii pur-ple everywhere and not a thing to I UL drink Did we say not a thing to drink ii V Why but oh well there arc things of which we may not speak there aro iar Vthoughts that will not tIle there aro V tastes which last till the cows come rjti home and bring from manly throats the 0S groan and a mist before the eye That IVlc V however la merely an incident at most Ir and It was purple day I ALL ELKDOM WAS THERE It I There really was not much to It but LILRQ people although that was enough r There were lots of them and almost V the entire crowd came out in the afternoon after-noon The trains all consisted of from eighteen to twentyfour cars and were e loaded to the guards ninny people bet be-t Ed ing left In the city for lack of seating iy4 room in the cars An the trains disgorged V > V dis-gorged at the lirach the sight was a most Intcrostlng one A bustling hustling hus-tling crowding pushing J laughing Jollying Jol-lying mob filling the platform from the 3m3i car tracks to the railing and forming iI one brilliant moving mass of rich colors J col-ors Purpje of course was the V predominating I pre-dominating shade but there were other colors In nbundance and from the pavilion I C V pa-vilion It truly looked Hko a walking Dowergarden In bloom And when that 4 crowd all got inside the pavilion There or wan one continuous hum of voices The music of the three bands was inaudible V across the floor and the steam ragtime Vi5 rag-time of the merrygoround was robbed Il of Its venom There was not room at o the tables for half the crowd to sit VV and eat and the dancing floor was so V crowded that It took master of hoot 01 generalship Indued l to navigate there Many gave It up and wandered down 1 V stairs where tho obliging and hoaplta V ble Elks Just to bfc sure that all got > their moneys worth got up Elk wnr dances to the beating of tomtoms and made tho bowery ring with tholr discordant dis-cordant shrieks There was enough for j y 1 V DtvC V IDmJi43A I V r V everybody to see When other things played out there was the entertainment lit the skating rink That show began at the gateway leading in where divers sons of first families and wellknown youths about town officialcd as spiders In manner such as Indicate that they had missed their vocation in Jlfe by en I V V crowded The trains were BO long that they had to be cut In two to make the turn at the Y But It takes some sorrow sor-row to make a Joy truly Joyous so whats the odds It was a large occasion occa-sion BEST OF ORDER PREVAILED Though the Crowd Was Great There Was No Disturbances The deportment of the crowd during I tho day and night was the best ever seen at the resort oi any similar occasion oc-casion Sheriff Howells and fifteen deputies were on duty and although a I strict watch was kept and the best of order enforced it was only necessary to make four arrcHtB and three of this number were given their liberty upon the promise that they would behave themselves during the remainder of the festivities The young mon gave their names an McFadden Wcller and VVlnn William Miles the fourth member ot the party showed fight when Sheriff Howella and Deputy POWEC attempted to arrest him but was promptly thrown Into the cooler whore he remained until the last train left the resort V Wonted to See on Elk There was a man there who was Imbued with a Large and Importunate curiosity to see an Elk He approached a visitor and said Say Mcestar Ay bane fiax monts workin In Bangham camp and cam down har to say sam AI Us Can tall ma whet Ay can say som Alks An Elk was pointed out to him Ess day fallows Alkfl So Ess day fallows who go round last nate wit bag linen yumpers ml So An hay hats So AlIt addressing the Elk pointed out to him vill you bar drank somtang All you fallows com hay drank somtang His offer was politely declined as he had evi dently had enough but he lingered for a time sizing up the Alk Railway Ticket Prizes The railway tickets which drew prizes I and the prizes are as follows O2 Dressing table V I G5 0 DlmH V n pattern VV Jif7LaIllIJ p V G223 Six pairs ladles gloves 1 0577 Fancy dress itatlornj I i C734 Panls iituurn V V V 1t j V 1051 Siiil ot clothes V V V 7918 Marble lavatory 1 1 V j S2SS Grocery order J5 V V V 3 > V I I 5MCC Deer head VV I 77VI4on of coal J I V 1IG3 Cash 5 V V I 7SCI Case ginger champagne V V M20S Case ginger champagne V I OSGS Three Btntlomonh while shirts Merchandise 5 V V V fiii2 Lap robe V iiJ < W3C Dilvlni whin VV V MSs > Meal ticket K V ICISSIlk umbrella > V V 7472Cold Den and holder 5 7 171 One casn norfumery J K j 223 Meal ticket SI V SCOnMeal ticket S2 V i r I r i73lSllk floss mattress V 2223Cosh 55 V r i MC3 VV l I SYhlp VV V 251Pull pants VV 01 S r V i 2J2Griftj clears > rOo V 727lMil l J I ticket 5 V I VV V IMS Bicycle lams V 1 < f V SMC Clgar case V AV I S Merchandise 55 V V V v i V V 2J24 J Bucket candy V V V 105 Caso AnheuserBusch bcorc p 231Cnso l Imaorlod wIne V KHE5 Goldplitlcd door plate V VV < V 5010 Cash So V Flowers 55 V rf V IKlfr Fancy center table V 27C Pair cuff buttons V G7I2 Flvo pounds tea V V S1GO Caso perfumery V SI75 Dozen cabinet photos V V V SlI Pair misses red slippers VV j C1S7 Pair pentlomcnB shoes V 5158 Cash V i V rfi79Flfty cigars V 0573 rOOO shares Central Mammoth V stock 697 Six months subscription Herald 7310 5 V 7310Cnlh 712 Pair gentlemens driving gloves 9510 Ono case soul 1117 Turkish bath tickets 5 1IG2Cosh p i V 719 Hammock V I J532 Half ton coal V ir > CO One ton leo I V V 1C1Cali S5 V V V 7123 Pair ladles shoes V Mi iUiy pounds nour V CQ3SCa8h S V 2005 Ladys hat J 7 V t > Vf V V 2002 Fifty pounds flour V E 396 Fifty pounds flour 1 or1 ir > i4FItty jiounds flour 0 1101 Fifty pounds flour 4 V 2010 Fifty pounds flour V t 1193 Fifty pounds flour nftSF1l Key West cigarsV J V 70rFlfly Key WTest cigars V s 1G37 Flfly Key Vest cigars 0220 Fifty Key West cigars COll Fifty Key West cigars fcSUCash 250 order V l Insurance > G327 Lap robe V V V EMD Two dozen beer 9259 Two dozen heel G594Two 1 dozen beer W79 Basket candy V Prizes will be distributed to holders of lucky numbers at Tp Gardners store today There Was Much Music There was an abundance of music and It was all good music In addition l addi-tion to Chrlstensens full orchestra V I I I i V I I V V I I 1 i 1 V V H J 0 T Woodall Explaining How He Brought the Live Elk to Salt Lake I Holds and Colemans Salt Palace bands were In attendance and there was not a minute during the afternoon that some music was not being discoursed dis-coursed Blows Over a Seat W F Hill and Frank Halllday in dulged in almost a scrap on one of the returning traIns Mr Hallldny thought Mr Hill was claiming some extra lateral rights on the seat and resented re-sented his crowding A few blows were Interchanged before one of the Elks got to the men and separated them Little damage was done on either side and no arrests were made V Certainly Not Inquirer What makes you ask such foolish questions Nothc group you saw struggling around the water cooler did not consist of Elks you really r ought to know better STAGE PERFORMANCES Enjoyable Entertainment Given by Home Talent A matinee and evening performance under the direction of Prof Landrum was given on a specially constructed I V I V I V cL7 E4a FATVrE slngo on the floor of the akatlng rink The programe comprised a pantomimic ballet by Miss Mary and Master Ruel Halloran a boxing exhibition by some I of Prof IT P Moores pupils Allen Bruco and Henry Bradley son of William Wil-liam M V Bradley a vocal solo For This V by Mrs Robinson a cakewalk In genuine buck nnil wing ragtime by Misses Mary and Jane Wilson and I Mary Halloran romantic and national dancing by Miss Gerile Anderson Irish I specialty by John C Luccy violin solo liy I Herman Schcttler grotesque and 1 national dunces by Mlsrf 1 Anna Hanson V classical hornpipe by Miss Cora Cameron Cam-eron Dutch comedian specialty by Dave Taylor and whistling specialty by Miss Stella Robinson The music was furnished by Herman Schcttler and Harold Orlob Aside from the dancing and musical numbers which I V 21rIH j 1 I I cEiVLL I iiI V I I ftC < I V I C A Werden of Denver Impressed I by the Abundance of Water were all well received the two numbers I num-bers which met with the heartiest approval ap-proval of the audience were Mrs Rob 1 insons solo which was exceptionally good and received with tremendous applause ap-plause and was really regarded as tho number which warmed the audience up thoroughly and the boxing exhibition by i the llltle Bradley boys The latter turn received an enthusiastic encore I and amused the audience greatly rhea rhe-a at both performances was large V Skating Rink Prizes Tho numbers of the skating rink tickets which drew prizes and the prizes arc as follows V Tvcntyllvo cigars V 23 Lamp V 17 Cash 35 S 2S7 One dozen cabinet photos V ICO Elkhead cigar stand liSI Pair ladles shoes i 1GS Umbrella V V V Traveling bag I Merchandise 5 V V V V V lt Bohemian glassware V V S70 Lamp V V < 313 Meat order f3 Gentlemans hat V Gentlemans bathing suit 30 Cigar case Aluminum toilet sot JO Two dozen Pllsencr beer V 123 Two dozen Pllsenor beer Cl Two dozen Pllacncr beer VV ITwo I dozen Silver State beer 210 Two dozen Silver State beer V V ITwo dozen Silver Stale beer V 20S Work bosket V nBox cigars HCFlfly cigars 332 Cuft buttons V 115Cash 3 V V Thermometer V SCO Flvo pounds candy V 1 1 Electric stand lamp V V I 35S Case whisky V 31 Cash Jo V 33S Box cigars V I 241 Two dozen Lcmpa beer i J I 114 Two dozen Lumps beer V 143 Two dozen Lemps beer 6Two dozen Lumps beer V I 125 Two dozen Lemps beer JJH > Two dozen Lcmpa beer V i 103 Caso ginger champagne SlSCush 45 t 2S Ono whip C9 Box cigars V 190Box cigars The prizes will be distributed to lucky coupon holders at the store of J Gardner today PRIZES FOR DECORATIONS I Lace House Gets First for Exterior and Huddart First for Interior The awards for the best exterior and interior displays by the merchants of the city were as follows V FirstpllzeI00 for best exterior display the Lace House First prIfe 50 > for interior decoration decora-tion Huddart Floral company in Walker Bros window second 30 George M ScottStrevell Hardware company third 20 Walker Bros Dry Goods company Decorations which were highly complimented com-plimented by the udges were as follows I fol-lows Boyd Park Kolitz Kandy Kitchen Kitch-en Salt Lake Hardware company f Auerbach Bro George Mullett Co Siegel Clothing company Davis Shoe company L and A Cohn andS and-S P Fen ion For exterior decoration Mr Fenton would have been up among the winners had he gotten the display up within the time limit Other prizes were awarded as follows fol-lows Best gentleman waltzer first prize one silk umbrella valued at 10 F L Llbbey second scarf pin 5 Lieut Grow V Best lady waltzer gold chain value V 10 Mrg F L Llbbey second lace pin 5 Miss Evelyn Cunningham Best score bowling gentleman first prize camera 8 Orro E Upp Best score for lady first prize V case of fruit 8 Mrs Dan McLeod Handsomest purple dress first prize Miss Daisy Cox of RawIIMS Wyo I I V Most popular Elk first and only prize diamond emblem Councilman A J DavIs 1737 votes L Ransohofl received re-ceived 1110 Why the Boat Was Not Blown Up I I The Talulu was not blown up as advertised Manager Miller said last night that objected to the little craft rJ V ccc g V r V V rFFf2Ti i I > GrayCome on the show nlnt Dick 17 it but we ncea the mousy worth it was anchored hell ng blown I up where anchorelc1t bScnus he feared the pavilion might damaged and that those In charge of the arranpomcntR to blow it up < le dined to move It further out as It Sat S-at > t on a sandbar |