Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-15
Noe They Lease
For Thei1 Homes
lFe grand Lodge Reunion of EAs is Over and HE E2ks
Are Gong Auay RapMip-Eshmafes as 10 SNmbez
Here D41er-EfpsessionS Complimentary 10 Sail Lake
Ale Heard BY Els Fsom EUesywbese- Good Time
Good bye, Bin"

Good bye, Bin"
It's all over now but the shouting.
and the shouting has all been done.
That doesn't leave much.
The Elks are going now, and they
are going as fast as they can get away.
Every train that left the city today had
its quota Of the cty's guests. More
viii leave tomorrow and more still on
Sunday while there will be large rep
resentation remain to take in the cham
pionship battle on Monday night be-
tween Jack Root and George Gardner.
These visitors are 10th to leave, and
the city is 10th to have them 60 They
have been a perfect panacea for that
tired feeling that comes with the mel
ancholy dog-days Of August Their
grin has been infectious, and the town
caught in a measure, the spirit Of jolly
good fellowship with which each man
of horns greeted his brother. Hello.
Bill!'--there was a world of camara-
derie in the way they said that.
And haven't they had n good time?
You should hear them tell about IT.!
Why there was nothing to IL, since the
time they landed within the gates-it
was Just the best time they ever had
IN their lives there is no city like Salt
Lake, and No. So are the finest bunch Of
fellows that ever rode a goat. That is
the tale they tell. and they tell il to
willing ears
Not all Of the people are going direct
ly home-far Doe 1t from them! There
VIII be large deega ton of easterners
go on to the coast to take In the whole
vide and expansive west before they
crawl back into their effeteness. Word
was given out yesterday at the
California headquarters that the
knights Of Pythias decorations
are stlll up In San Francisco. and will
be left up until the Golden state lads
return home with all of the friends that
they can bring, Word has been sent
to bring thousand OF the fasteners.
and they VIII be cared for There won't
be thousand 90 on, but there will be
200 or over and they look for a climax
OF pleasure In the great city Of west
ern seas.
Opinions differ as to exactly how
many people there have been here dur
ing the reunion week. Exalted Ruler
Dearborn OF the Salt Lake lodge places
1900 as an outside figure; Chairman.
Leary, OF the executive committee.
thinks that u. 900 Is closer, and ID. II.
Burnley is Of the opinion that there were
all told, between 1900 and 10, 900. There
We're plenty, whatever figure IL was
and they were noticed on the streets OF
salt Lake, although II was at all times
possible to get from one corner to an
other-there never was a complete
blockade.
There were very few badges on dis.
play this morning and as for uniforms,
they are all put away, and the streets
look sane once more. The rainbow ef-
feet Is all gone. The haberdashery
that kaleidoscoped prismatically up and
down Salt La e's main thoroughfares
until the people began 10 get used to
seeing It, Is all gone, and people feel
the loss Of something without knowing
just exactly what It is.
There is nothing more 10 the official
program. The grand lodge took its ad-
journment until next year late yes
terday afternoon, and today there has
been nothing doing. Tonight. however.
there will be two real pleasant affairs.
At the Knutsford. the members OF Lodge
H. of Denver win present gold medal
to Satriano the director OF the winning
band Al the EllSs' club building there
VIII be an informal reception given to
the grand officers. Music and light re-