The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-14
ELKS WILL OWN
SALTA|R TODAY
Antlered Crowd Will Be Mon
arch of Everything
in Sight.
GOOD TIME PROMISED TO
FRIENDS OF JOLLY FELLOWS
The Promised Attendance Will
Smash a Few
Records.

Today, saltalr! The jolly Elksl Every
body going,
A great time Is assured the Elks today
at their big outing at Saltnlr and the
people of Salt Lake and Utah are all in
tcrested In seeing them make a grand
success. They are always in tho fore
ground OF any movement. charitable or
benefit of others, and this occasion Is be
Ing made q source of general interest
with the people. because all the people
arc interested
The public Is always certain of n good
time when the Elks arc moving, and this
occasion at saltair VIII be no exception
TO the rule
The Weather.
This particular phase of Elks day has
been carefully arranged. and no one
could have handed out a better assort-
ment Of weather for u Saltair day than
Is now scheduled
DR.. Hyatt was notified yesterday after
noon that he was overstepping the
bounds when he started little cloud
iness, and he at once apologiZed and sub
mltted to the schedule which the ElkS
had arranged for him
1t Is now perfect weather for Saltair
day, and the general public may rest
easy In the fact that the Elks' weather
committee Will not allow DR. Hyatt TO
again Interfere with their arrangements
The Water.
The water has been diluted very much
for the occasion, and the temperature is
fixed for 81 degrees for this afternoon. II
took considerable time to heat up the en-
tire lake, but the committee In charge
has succeeded beyond its widest ex-
pectations
The committee was highly complimented
by tho lodge last night for It's work In
this line, and to appreciate the extent
and benefits you must go out and take a
bath.
What's Doingp
This day-today-wiu be the real open
ing OF the famous resort. Other days
have come and gone. but this Is the day
OF days
The new scenic railway, roller coaster
service, is now In frst-class shape. The
old mill will care for all the young peo-
pie 0n pairS), and boating In the old mill
race will be a delectable pleasure. Many
wives Will watch their husbands care
fully on this occasion, but some OF them
Will get away even then. George Strlck-
ley Jimmy Burke, Fred Wood, w. P,
Cooper, G. j. CrabtTee. A. J. pa PAWS, us, Eu- Hl,
gene Steifel and Arthur Ball Will tell you
what TO do and how TO do 1t
The merry-go-round viii be watched
carefully and all children Will find the
commlttee-George Silks and /. Cohn-
looking out for their welfare, This COM
mittee Will also sec that the children are
shown tho popcorn and soda water
booths,
Candy Department.
The candy department VIII DC unuel the
watchful eyes OF Frank Hines, w H;
Couchman, O. X McGraw, c. II. Reed
and d r. Gray They are Instructed TO
get the money by all honorable means.
The penny arcade concession Will be in
the hands OF David Robbins, DR.. Scalon
and Roy Saville. and their Instructions
arc to see that the crowd gets there and
stays there. The canes and knives are
found here and DR.. Scallon, Harry Rich
and Frank Hatch are TO see that nothing
escapes.
else. and Roy Savllle. Harry Rich and
w II. Couchman know they will get no
fun out OF 1t themselves. They are sup
posed TO work everybody.
Eugene Wheelon and ]. ] McClcve arc
to see that the shooting gallery Is doing
Il good business.
stopped. but j. J. Spalding and Melvin
| Crane are urged to get everybody to
| play the wheel OF fortune
The Voting Contest.
c.. r. Cleaveland, Lester D Freed, ].
J. Greenewald, p. p. Christensen and
| charge OF the voting contest. where bal
! lots arc cast for the prettiest lady at the
resort on this day The prize Is season
ticket to saltair, and everybody gets
| vote free. CYou can buy more).
Everybody is pretty but some arc pret-
| tier than others, and there Is the fun.
Get in and make the public see that your
| candidate has the most votes, and there
| fore back your judgment.
The Theater.
For the first time this season. the the
ater will be open. The people selected to
manage this affair are j. c, Leary, Thos.
Homer. c. S. Pulver q. R Cleaveland,
| ]. H Manderhed II p. Myton. Judge
Diehl and w. NJ StiverS. The programme
will be continuous vaudeville, and the
following artists Will appear:
Kepler Brothers.
Musical Wizards
The Largest Loop Guitar ever made,
Kenyon & Horner.
Black Face Comedians
The Pacific Const Quartet
and many others, including vocalists and
dancers
The theater Will be emptied every forty