The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-16
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i4alIH= ana ClLLeus I'm carriages.
The march was aI0ug Academy ave
nue. and west ON Center street 20 Fifth
West and C0uutermarching TO the OPP
era house.
OWNS To the late hour, the large au-
dIence which had assembled In the
opera house was informed by Exalted
Ruler r., r. Christensen that the fore
noon meeting had been postponed till
o o'clock.
AT o'clock the meeting was opened
at the opera house before q large au-
diencc and was called 90 order 10y Pres
ideut O. NJ. Wilson. Invocation was
offered by Rev. O.. u. Cook of Park
City.
President Wilson delivered his adj
dress referring To the soCiabiIiLy of
the occasion, TO the fraternity of the
order and the good results following
the application of the principles of
the Elks. The advancement of the
world IN human liberty and justice, and
its cost I'm blood and sacrifice of hu-
man life, were clogueutly set forth,
and the increasing civilization and its
blessings, ana the uusElhShuess and
brotherhood of man, eNemplided by
the heipfuiness to the needy, were
pointed out and the great share of
this Improvement attributed to the
IraIeTuai orders were presented.
The traternal orders had "a great mis-
sion 10 perform iu allayiug the differ
enC6s growing out of political and
social conditions. and the loyalty, the
patriotism, the fraternity the charity
and the high honor of the order OF
I.lks were earnestly portrayed and
continued advancement iu high pTiuci-
pies of the order was urged
-Tbe Elks TWo-Slap" was rendered
by the State band, after which Mayor
Hoylance delivered AN address of well
come i'm part as follows.
Mayor Roylance's Address.
GAS mayor of Provo city il is my
pleasant duty 20 extend 10 you this
beautiful June morning a hearty well
come 10 our beautiful little city, which
I and the good citizens extend To YOU
and say 10 YOU BE one with us during
your short sojoun in our midst And
we regret that your visit viii be short.
But while YOU do stay take off your
hats and make yourselves at home. be-
cause If there Is any one thing We do
like &c rs for people who come to- see
Us 20 make themselves at home, / say
This adVised.E, too. We have taken In
To consideration the fact that YOU are
herd OF wild horned animals. but
each Of ms carries a lariat and If YOU
get beyond control we viii throw the
rope over your horns and tie you up
We know however. THAI although you
are Wild EoQ Will not hook So that
yOu are not going 60 scare uS Bit
our local lodge, the business men and
citizens generally have made prepare
lions for your entertainment and COM
fort while YOU are mere. I'm fact J
doubt if they have not made better
preparations than YOU are deserving
OF laughteT bus Wa are willing IO
take d Ions chance and have done
20. I want you To understand that
while sou are here the city is yours.
The marshal. BE- is true. viii maintain
police headquarters. but not for Eiks.
They don't need police protection. It's
just the fellows who may try 10 do
YOU that need watching, But iE you
should happen 60 get caught in bad
company. and the marshal does not
know you. send for me and 7 win
identify YOU and so your bonds, and
IF you jump your bonds 4 VIII remit
them. All we ask is that you enjoy
yourselves, and when YOU go away TO
say THAT Provo is the preJticst little
CITY and has the best people on earth. /
and when you see Ur hear of amy one
looking for a place to make Il home
tell them TO $50 Co Provo. You know I
we VIII treat them right because, /
boys. Provo does feel proud of The fact I
that you have houored us with your
presence. and we feel that this Is one 4
OF the pr0udest times iu the history 4
Of our city, and we bid you thrice well (
come. always remembering that the [
doors are unlocked and the keys lost, !
and we want YOU 10 have a royal good /
time while you are here"
Miss Florence JeppersOH sang Loves 7
Year, So Brave and Ions" and. as an /
encore, the Sunshine Song
Exalted Ruler ID. ID. Houtz responded /
in "a neat speech to the address Of well (
come by the mayor, and thanked the /
visitors for their attendance
The brigham Young University Z
quartette sang "Geneyieve." and, as am
encore. "High Up in the Cocoauut 4
Tree. 4" which took the house by storm. i
The band played America and the .
audience adjourned to the Pike. where .
The queen was crowned.
Growing Of the Queen.
Tbe queen. Miss Leah Daniels, and .
,ar maids of honor Misses Mamie Har- (
-inetou and Irene Kelly, of salt Lake, '
MISSES May Jones and Lillian Stanley,
IN Ogden Misses Emma Heuriod and
aesie shea. OF Eureka. and Misses May
.4fnberf and Jennie Algood. OF Park
~Ify. entered the grounds no $780, pre-
-lfed ~ doHer girls VINO scattered
roses in Use path of the royal process
SION and took their places on the throne. /
Yhen. after g epescb By PRIME Attis !