Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-29

,,,orlous feet steered Into the
iF sarbor this morning and was
, Y, with paeans Of welcome. TINS rms
'''~r ,, another way Of saying that
!, p'Es who captured the big eonv 'ana
=, Milwaukee and brought the WV
], nav. !, Of antlers to Salt Lake have
''a,asd. They are home again ana
I'M ,a,,aa calf was prepared for their
,ning - ,,,oa IN store for
D'' rbo gather here in August OK
Y, year was evidenced by the enthu-
a = shown when the boys VINO ola
work got back this morning II
,,oicome which would have made
49, most ambitious emperor KICK
~. ~. ant Of his classic sandals, with
= salt Lake lodge No. So, b. r. o.
we ,or some time held the reputa-
nA doine things In the latest ap-
% ., s,yle and this morning they
",sy struck thirteen. .,Ao,os
i INV hundred Elks were gathered
~, y' Rio Grande Western depot az
~ A ''.lock when the train bearing the
w, rolled In. As soon as Exalted
Az W. Frsed's smiling visage appeared
wy me- platform there arose d now
Y, rslcone, which would have been IN,
- s when Joe Ensensperger stepped
. - baa II moi been for the fact that
~ w, reached the limit In greeting
"a Three rousing cheers were CIV
Nm yigor that was genuine ana
80, w., and the returning antlers we're
I',.S shoulderward and convened 10
MY Tssr tbe procession formed nolsily,
q. ne bows who had stayed at home
~ ioo gieeful 20 be very orderly
hst n. A squad OF eight police IN
1,.,e AZ Sergeant Brown headed the
n, followed by Helds band. Theh
ame detachment Of local antlers
.i,o, with the first ship In the VIC
,rlms feet. Exalted Ruler Freed. Joe
ss,,nsnerqer. and Bert Ravhould oc-
r,Iai Inc carriage. which was sur
rsunted BY sign reading. THE Boys
W. ma the Work" $50 delegates
vTe white shirt waists, white duck
,sgssrs white shoes and white yacht
rs cans with purple bands inscribed,
sssh lake Lodge No. So"
ANer al her installment OF walking
Ems came the second carriage OF dele
rates bearing A. r. Lyme, Thomas
Homer Charles Pike and Lee Ranso-
AoF and then there was still another
bunch from the local herd. Banners
stating how and why 1t was that the
ysade was parading were scattered
throughout the procession. I'VE ce'e-
bFat ;he securing of 1909 Elks' con-
,uiicn for Salt Lake. was the motive
q hen all, though they were different
y vVtd
ne precision wended its victorious
way ron the depot east TO West
Temple street, where II turned north
b nrs South. II then went east 10
fag Temple, north to the News Of
fcs lri. after serenading this paper,
south 70 the lodge rooms on Market
street All along the line OF march,
feps crowded the curbstones, and the
viking antlers saluted their friends,
Whenever a stray Elk was seen In the
nvi along the street, a delegation
n The crowd and dragged him In. ID,
Dunbar was one OF those picked up
z h vas peacefully watching the
w 20 by In front OF the Kenyon
n result Of this recruiting was that
saa tie parade wound up at the lodge
ieazi Il was much larger than when II
N he depot.
VlN arrived az the hall Of the or
"a, few minutes were spent I'm shak-
4 bands with the returned delegates
yen Captain Stol advanced to the
aN and called the meeting to order
alsI stating that II was quite proper
celebrate the return OF those who
worked 20 hard and so well TO get
y W! convention for Salt Lake, thu
.paln called on Mr.. Dunbar for an
preston Of the sentiments Of those
stayed az home.
" behalf Of the lodge" began Mr.
.lar 4 want to express the graft
w We feel and the thanks we would
S upon You who have come back
20 victory written upon your brows
Y. nave accomplished, brothers, NOR,
l me most sanguine OF u.
'r anticipated. when Captain
WI moved IN lodge meeting about