The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
HON
annual RB
Thousands Of Knights /
Friends Gather
Saltair.
EVERY LODGE IN STA,
IS WELL REpRI
Day Is Delightfully."- p
the Thousands \
Take Part,

Utah Knights of Pytb,,. .
air Thursday was alfWSsss'
the most optimistic K5;aS.
to hope for. In fac, 4 y
every. condition combipsMd - 4.
occasion one Of the most nv
the history of the pouuls,% ~ !.
State. Climatically, tbs ~ =
feet. The brand Of weaths,
" suited to the occasion = =
be explicit, that promins.' =
freely admitted that thss
have done better thomssiv;.
During q greater portios'
heecy clouds-just dense
modify the piercing rays +,
a pleasing degree, but nsf
heavy to impart even ~ E.
gloom TO the OVERHEAD :
tloated over the great sslt
light wind blew shorewa,d
700, was exactly the propsr \
for bathing, making tbs
one that could not be impro,
Train of Twelve O.
The first big crowd left !,
o clock in the afternoon. 4.
prlsing twelve coached =.
with happy Knights and si'
and friends. Five OF ~
standard chair cars-wsra /.
about 800 Ogden Knight
having been run down AZ ,
from the junction CITY. T
ever, did not represent In
den contingent, as fully a00}
the city earlier in the da7
ular trains. The Ogden q
coupled onto the regular b
and made a handsome apo,-
a Special was also +
Lake from Park City durIr'
noon, bringing a party oI
Knights and their frs1
added fully $50 more 70
towners, Bingham and Bin
tion about the same numb.
scattering from soua|
points, coming in on rsr'|
was estimated at about 201|
Did Some HustlI1|
Ogden Knights, who "a,
State reunion held in Oh
did a large amount Of judiS
ing and secured the helu
many brother knights fmr
tions of the State. Dun.
thousands of small shippinI
distributed, bearing the
"Tag! You re it. Ogden =
State reunion, K. of Pr d
holding the next reunion "
upon later by a committes 4
reasonable to suppose thai a
City will capture it.
The second big train left
the lake about 3 O'Clock d
noon. This train corpnscl
we'll filed, and trains vi|I
number of coaches, also 5tI
| lowed at 4, 5, 6 and 7 o'tIx
upon these trains thar th4 4
went to the resort,
Band Gives q 0spr
Held's band left the en-
O 'clock train and RENDERED (
programme upon its Ar!iylI
sort. The musicians plby9
bandstand on the frst Aaqr|
vilion, where the people q
the sweet music while
lunches, and the many sal<
by this popular Salt Lsts
ganization were much eEpU
Later IN the afternoon, q
perature had been still =
and the jolly attendant
TO the music, ridden >on u.
road, taken in the old MI
through the cave Of the VI
derland, and patronized q
concessions until satiatsd.
ranged by the knights ~
First came a tug Of WI
| den and a Salt Lake, ,Bmgtl@
| Ogden team comprised ~
J. T. Coursev, o. E. Willa1
Wis and Fl. Hansen. THIS
laurels after r most stFsllc
utes with J. 7. Dean, ".
A. J. Davis, II. b. JollS-
Try, representing Salt la''
ham.
t. Dean of Bingham; J. =
second in this and N. a. n''
Lake third, 80.
The ladies' shooting
taken by Mrs. Kate 4eh.
Lake. Mrs. J. D. Sturp5
NJ. Randolph got ae~ne
prizes in this event.
Awarding the kS
The drawing for priEss ,
$50 IN the evening ana
A'1si First t prize, round thgg
Angeies-Coupon No; lss
Second prize-Gold Ns,
lady or gentlemanneouR.
Third prize, $40 easa
7177.
Fourth price, s. CASH
1859.
Fifth prize, gold cham
II; The drawing was mps'i''
committee consisting q q ,i.' g.
f. Payne and e; G, hlaSs lasu;,
Winifred Cummings dra'
pons out OF the box: ~
During the evening ggsh,s
was indnlged in and, wa,; Y
finally come to an ena XII r.;
vilion and its myriad
left behind, tired, wen u
,.aol tbousonds YctuFD3