Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
NOBLE SHR|NERS
MAKING MERRY
GO ON A SEMI-oCCASI0NAL
PILGRIMAGE
Four Hundred In Party Which Left
Yesterday for Brief Season Upon
Sands of Santa Barbara
Desert
Fun gaiorel

Fun galorel
Certainly the shriners of Los An
geles are capable Of indulging in 9
merry time. 1t was demonstrated yes
terday at the Arcade depot, when 400 OF
the Los Angeles Mystic Shriners rallied
preparatory to their semi-occasional
pilgrimage and departed for the desert
of Santa Barbara at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The noble Shriners, who have been
often on weary pilgrimages, had en-
compassed about them about fifty ne
ophytes, who were upon arrival at
their destination, to be forced upon the
hot sands of the desert with bare feet
and subjected to the tortures of the
proselytes.
Shortly before the departure of the
train the Shriners gathered a number
of the pilgrims in shabby attire and
appointed policemen to put them into
shackles and control them with clubs.
This they did with vengeance, which
insured their safe arrival at the oasis
in the desert, for further tortures. 1t
Is needless to say the Criminals" were
prominent business men.
There are about 100 Shriners in Los
Angeles and surrounding country. The
local officers are w. w. Lovett, po-
tentate; M. H. Flint, chief rabban; W.
P. Jeffries, assistant rabban; G. Fl.
Stewart, high priest and prophet. Fred
A. Hines is the imperial oriental guide.
NJ. H. Flint had charge of the pill
grimage, which will return this after
noon.
Following are among those who at
tended:
c. A. Alexander, ]. L. Anlin, W. R.
Arnold, ]. w. Alloway c. Anderson,
E. NJ Burbeck, J. F. Baker, Fitz Beach,
]. T. Baily, w. H. Bailey, A. K. Braner.
r. R. Betlow, L. A. Bartlett, R. G..
Bacon. c. r. Bradford, j. c. Braly, w.
NJ. Burgoyne, Frank Bennett, Henry
Baer, S. A. Baxter, r. w. Buchanan,
George H. Ballou F. w. Barnes, F. F.
Belen, L. J. Bobrick, D. Brownstein,
Henry Braun, R. D. Bronson. P. w.
Bresee, A. Brownstein, N. Bonf1lia, j.
B. Berner, c. L. Bagley, J. ]. Black,
o. B. Burbridge, w. C. Brode, Harry
Belcher, A S. Berger, George C. Brown,
M. d. Bryson, e. H. Bagley, c. V.
Baldwin, E. T. Bosbyshell, C. C. Brode,
D. I. Barclay, John Burr, A. S. Brad
ford, C. w. Bryson, jr., F. H. Brooks,
C. A. Bennett, Frank Bryson, E. s.
Cobb j. Castleman, B. D. Crumb, w.
T. Craig, N NJ. P. Close, Q. NJ Clifford
]. Chiffon, Morris Cohn, S. Conrad, A.
J. Copp, B. B. Cartwright, j. Cooksey,
A. P. Chipron, Charles Clark, w. S.
Caswell, D. c. Collie, A. e. Cronenwett,
E. Cowperthwait, Fred Conn, F. A.
Grow, C. F. Driscoll, D. P. Davis, DR..
T. C. Donnell, r. T. De Quelin, F. S.
Dillinham, w. C. Durgin, J. Driscoll,
F. NJ Dunbar, G. N. Duncan, A. J.
Daniels, r. e. Dolley, S. S. Draper,
J. N. Dow, c.. w. Ennis, John F. Fran
els, c. V. Ecclestone, Joseph Ferguson,
]. Eisner, L. e. Ford, S. T. Eldridge,
A. j. Featherstone, H. NJ. Eichleberger,
A. Fraser, A. e. Edwards, q. R.
Frompton, A. A. Ekstrom, M. H. Flint,
James Edmondson, George C. Flint,
DIR. H. Bert Ellis, C. C. Fife, DIR. S. A.
Ellis A. F. Frankenstein, B. F. Elliott,
w. Faust, ]. A. Fairchild, E. Germain,
S. L. Gardiner, e. w. Gilmore, F. A.
Greenworth B. NJ. Gibbors, William
Griffith, G. r. Griffith, r. A. Graham,
w. E. Goodyear ]. M. Gaige, C. Grimes.
H. H. Goldsmith, H. Goldsmith, G. H.
Hart, NJ. A. Hamburger, D. o. Ham,
berger, E. c. Hickman, D. w. Hitler,
DR.. E. Hibbard, 2. C. Hauser, H. ].
Hauser, Ben Harwood, F. A. Hines,
Frank Henderson, c.. Hartwell, j. C.
Haskell N P. Hansen, Fred Herr, w.
H. Harrison, w. G. Hurchison, w. T.
Hollingsworth, A. L. Holcomb, r. G.
Hobart, c. L. Hartwell, H. Hamilton,
c. Haydock, F. S. Hughes, A. ".
Hameyer, DR.. M. B. Hoff, C. P. Harrell,
j. Israel, Ben S. Jarrett, F. w. Jack
son, w. P. James. f. H. Jones, A. M.
Jones, r. Fl. Jeffries, w. P. Jeffries P.
James, M. G., Jones, ]. H. Jeffries, ].
j. Jones M. Klien, j. L. KnelseI. l.
Kaufman, ]. F. Kitchen, A. P. Kerck-
hoff Iohn KrrnnIa II n IYrob,