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Show 500 SHRINERS HERE SATURDAY Ogden Club Preparing to Take Them on Tour of Canyon and City Members of tho Zurah temple of Shriners of Minneapolis. Minn., in a 1 I special train of 14 cars are scheduled : to arrive in Ogden tomorrow after- noon at 2 30 o'clock en route to the convention at San Francisco, accord-1 accord-1 ing to a telegram received today by ' P. F. Klrkendall. chairman of the ugden Shrlno club. Members of the Ben Hur temple Ot Austin. Texas, Will also arrive at I tho same time. There will be approximately 500 I persons In the two trains and arrangements ar-rangements have been made to meet them at tho L'nlon station with auto- mobiles and tako them for a trip ! through Ogden canyon. A lun heon will be served the vls-' vls-' itors In the canyon. .M-mbers of the Zagazlg temple of Dea Moines, I"wa passed through Ogden Og-den today at noon They will remain for an hour In Salt Lake and depart de-part over tho Salt Lake Route for Los Angeles. TRAINS EX ROUTE. SALT LAKE. June 9 Special trains carrying shrine nobles of Mohammed Mo-hammed temple of Peoria. Ill; Alko-ran Alko-ran temple of Cleveland, Ohio; Zagazlg Zaga-zlg temple of Des Moines, Alaml l temple of Little Rock, Ark j Abdulah temple of Leavenworth, Kan., and Zeora temple of Terre Haute, to San Francisco, arc due to reach Salt Lako today en routo west. , Caravans of Kareni temple, Waco, Texas, and Tripoli temple, Milwaukee, Wis., reached Salt Lake Thurso i-. Tripoli nobles departed westward after af-ter a few hours' ntay but Kaum no- I blea made a night of It andFld nol depart until this morning. S. 1 AI L READY SAX FRANCISCO, June 9 With 07 special trains carrying visitors and delegates to the 192- shrine conven-tlori conven-tlori San Francisco, tho oasis for (.very caravan no wspeeding westward, west-ward, was today busy putting the last artistic touches on the decorations which gle promise of impressing the delegates Ith th'' thought Islam temple, tem-ple, host of tho conclave, has glen to the big event Market street, tho "Path of Cold." extending fro nithe ferry building n the city hall. Is dressed In Us brightest bright-est arcs, shining resplendently against the colorful decoratloiiH which covef every sky scraper along the principal thoroughfare of the I itj Ever) civic and communal agency has entered into tho festive spirit the convention presages and the promLo of parades which will rival .the most spectacular bits of pageantry this city has ever known. HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLES. PORTLAND. Ore.. June . Representatives Repre-sentatives of shrine temples from many parts of Norih America were g thered in Portland today to witness the turning of the first sod for the Portland ehrln'-rs' hospital for crippled crip-pled children by W . Freeland Ken-drlck, Ken-drlck, past. Imperial potentate and father" of tho hospital movement lti the shrine fraternity As soon as the hospital is oomplet-d oomplet-d any crippled child in the northwest, north-west, regardless of race. color or creed, whose parents are unable to defray the cost of medical attention, 1 uouiTjajj joj paututpv; I oo |