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Show best people me 1 coins WEEK mm intlered Herd Will Take Pos-Kk Pos-Kk session of Zi on on and K After Monday. m FIRST TRAIXLOAD WILL ARRIVE THIS MORNING 'K Wednesday and Thursday Will K Be Busy Days, for Thou-HjH Thou-HjH sands Will Come. V"K Suit Lake hospitality is going to be put to u severe tost this week, when nE tho local lodge of Elks, No. 85, tackles -SMff tho gigantic plan of entertaining the K 25,000 Elks who will pass through this Ik city in special trains on their way to 'K' tho nimual reunion at Los Angeles, ME July 11 to 18. All of the S00 mom- l)ors oi! the local lodge constitute rc-J?IH rc-J?IH ccption conuniltees, which will do the Jfjg honors for. their brother Elks and their JKk friends and families who accompany JjE. them on the trip. These committees K have been appointed to see thai the visitors hto well taken care of. The members are as follows: a1 Ladies list, for each day, appointed 3fiK by Mrs. A. X Davis, wife of Past Ex-twm Ex-twm tilted Ruler Davis: if Tucsdav Mrs. C. L. Applegate, Mrs. jX Frank II." Low, Mrs. .J. 11. Manderfield. Mrs. "W. Baxter, gt Wednesday Mrs. Sherrill. Mrs. G. iK Owen, Mrs. W. C. Applegate, Mrs. E. K Ervyin, Mrs. Angel and Mrs. F. A. flf, Thursday Mrs. Lester Freed. Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Applegatjg. '"IB Friday Mrs. Kaufman. Miss Leip-itfK Leip-itfK Bigcr, Mrs. E. Erwiu. Mrs. Maudcr-Ujm Maudcr-Ujm field. iflr Other committees named, by Salt M. Lake lodge No. So follow: Executive committee C. L. Apple-CE Apple-CE gale, chairman: C. JI. Reed, "V. P. Cooper 31.'. A. .Lcipsigcr, V. A. Bettil- ;Uf' deception Thomas Homer, chairman; W and 300 members of Salt Lake lodge MT, Publicity A. G. Mackenzie, chair-?K chair-?K innu; F. Y. Fitzgerald, E. C. Penrose, !K M. L. Singrev. !'. .1. Sefrit, T. R. flt Club Eugene TVille. chairman; JJBF Thomas Hobday, C. S. Murphy, C. B. ' S Diehl. Tlicodoro Robrson, C. L. Applc- ' W 'saltair F. L. Gardner, chairman; O. : M V. Peterson, George F. Strickloy, E. P. W "Whoelon, J. .1. Greenewald, Daniel F. Nickuin,' Albert Hertz, W. A. Apple-1 I K Tabernacle W. R. Sibley, chairman; I m "W. G. Romnev. George A. Land. ' I Transportation E. B. Erwin. chair-, man; .1. II. Manderfield, W. P. Reed. 1 , f. Automobiles A. .1. Davis, chairman; i IT "NVillard F. Suvder, E. G. O'Donnell. 3 Samuel Shirrcll, Samuel Nowhouso, C. 25r A. Quigloy. fctf California is straining every nervo I to do itself proud in entertaining the grand lodge at Los Angeles. All of the lodges of the state have taken headquarters head-quarters in the City of the Angels; for tlie week and will attempt to outdo each other in the way of providing a pleasurable pleas-urable time for tho 150.000 Elks and friends who are expected to swoop down on tho southern city during the big round-up of the Elks. Thousands of dollars' worth of prizes will be given away during the week. Parades, sight-seeing, banquets, excursions, excur-sions, lish dinners, oarbecues and fishing fish-ing excursions to Ontalina island arc among tho many events on the high-jinks high-jinks programmo for the grand lodge members. Mnnv of the best bauds in tho country will compete at Los Angeles An-geles for the $1000 prize which is offered. of-fered. , Tho larger portion of tho delegations delega-tions to Los Angeles will pass through Salt Lake. Each delegation will travel in private cars and will be accompanied accompa-nied by a band. The advance guard will arrivo on Tuesday. Julv 0, when Grand Exalted Ruler Rush I;. Holland of Colorado Springs,, accompanied by Grand Secretary Fred C. Robinson ami n partv of officials, stops off for the day. There will bo no elaborate "fix-ins" "fix-ins" for Tho big chief of Elkdom, bo- cause of a special request made by tho grand oxallod ruler in his letter to the local lodge. Ho will just mingle with the Elks in a Fpirit of goodfcllowship and see Iho city, hoar the organ recital re-cital at tho tabernacle, and then take in tho doings at Saltair. t Tho committees which have been working on the details of the plans for entertaining the visiting Elks have t completed their programme. Salt Lake tfft' -will have reason to feel proud of Iho 5p manner in which the hospitality of the citv is maintained by tho Elks. The Mt entiro citv, members as well as non-j non-j mcmbors, is asked to loud what aid thev can in helping along the good entertaining the old folk last week. While there are many members of the Elks who havo automobiles of their own which havo been generously do-natod do-natod for the entiro week for the use of the visiting Elks; there will be a big demand for machines, especially on Wednesday and Thursdav, which will be the heaviest days of the week. The automobile committee of the Elks have received offers from many non-iiicinbers contributing the uso of their machines for a day or a part of a day in showing show-ing the "visitors about the city. The autos will be under the direction of Thomas Homer, chairman of the reception recep-tion committee of S00 and all proffers of the use of machines for any part- of any dav during the week will bo received re-ceived by him, A schedule of the time that machines can be utilized by the committee will be kept at the club, and the" will bo returned as soon as the time agreed upon by the owner for their return. Thursday, July S. will be Purple Day at Sallam This will be the big dav of the week, as most of the special trains will arrive on that day. Special trains will be run to the lake for the Elks and their visitors, and, all of Salt Lake is invited to attend' the social session by the water. That the ladies who accompany the visiting Elks will bo well taken care of is guaranteed by the enthusiasm which has boon displayed by the women folk of Iho local. FAka. A committee of women has been appointed 1o look after the entertainment of the women who accompany the parties, and their plans include 'luncheons at the club house and various other entertainments. There will be no special trains during dur-ing the week. C .id Exalted Ruler Holland will be provided with a special double compartment drawing room car w i tli twolvo sections. Tin- local lodge cars. One hundred people. Arrive 7 a. m. July 0 Omaha. Special car. Thlrtv people. peo-ple. Arrive 7:5i p. m. Leavo S'.lf. p. m. over Salt Lake Routo. July 10 Mexico, Moherly. Columbia, Mo. Special ear. Forty persons. Arrivo 7-ao p. m. 1eavo S:15 p. in. over Salt Lake Route. Kansas City. Special train, seven cars. Ono hundred persons. Arrive P a. in. Loavo 2 p. m. over Salt Lake Route. South Dakota. Special train, six cars. One hundred and twenty-live persons. Arrive l :30 a. in. Leave 3:3fi p. in. over Sail Lake Route. Chicago. Special train. Nothing dellnite as to number. Arrlw S p. in Leave S:l.r p. ni. over Sail L:ikj Hon to. July 22 Newark, N. J. Special train, seven cars. One hundred nnd thirty people. Arrive 1:15 a. m. Leave for Yellowstone park over Oregon Short Line at 7 p. m. Returning, arrive Salt Luke 7 a. in. on July 28. Leave U p. m. over Denver & Rio Grande railroad. rail-road. July :tu Jersey City and Iloboken. Spe-ciul Spe-ciul train, nine ears. Ono hundred and twenty people. "Arrive 9 a. in. from Yellowstone park. Leave C;30 p. in. over Denver & Rio Grande. Denver & Rio Grande. July t Yonkors. N. Y. Special train, six cars. Nlnety-dvo people. Arrive !):30 n. in. Leave C : -1 T p. in. for Yellowstone Yel-lowstone National park over Oregon Short Line. On return trip will arrive in Salt Lake at (1:15 n. in. July 10. and leave at 7 a. in. over Salt Lake Route. July 7 Philadelphia. Special eleelrlc-" eleelrlc-" lighted train. One hundred people. Arrive S a. in. Leave for Yellowstone park 7 p. m. over Oregon Short Line. July S Southern- Illinois. Special, nine cara. One hundred people. Arrive 7:30 a. in. Leave ll;f0 p. in. over Salt Lake Route. Columbus, Ohio. Special, eleven cars. One hundred and .ixty people. Arrive l:S0 n. in. Leave 1 p. m. over Salt Lake Routo. Denver Special, six ears. One |
