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Show ELKS TO PARADE. , I Each Member WIN Lead a Dog, While j Secretary Leads Trained Frog. j Special to The Tribune. OGDEN, June 24. Something choice in the line of street parafras is promised by the Purple day committee of the local Elks' lodge, when each member of the organization will appear in line next Saturday Sat-urday evening leading a dog. According to Dr. C. K. MaoMurdy, chairman of the committee, it makes no difference as to the species, size or disposition of the dogs, but everv Elk appearing on parade must have at least one "rlawg" on his string. There will be but one exception. Secretary Secre-tary C. O- DeWolf has been granted special spe-cial permission to lead his trained frog in the line. The onlv thing that may mar the success suc-cess of the event is a scarcity of dogs, but the Purple day chairman has sent out an "S. O. S." for canines of any breed or disposition, and hopes to have a few extra dogs on hand by Saturday evening to supply the brothers who cannot annex one of their own. But he has issued special spe-cial orders for every member of the lodge not owning a dog to prepare himself for the parade. The affair will be one of the several booster stunts now planned for the Purple day celebration at Lagoon on June 30. |