Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
CARAVANS ARE
MAKING DUST
OF HOT SANDS
ShrinerS Come from
North Today
Islam Of San Francisco and Aloha Of
Honolulu VIII Reach tho Oasis
at Six O'Clock This
Evening

Evening
The caravans are coming. From the
minaret of AL Malaikah temple the muez-
zin, proclaiming in the name of Potentate
Motley Flint, has annoucned in classic
Arabic the following:
To the faithful mobiles of AL Malaikah
oasis: Gird on the scimitar and brush up
the fez, for we are about to be peaceably
invaded Cames laden with 800 Of the
mobiles of San Francisco and Honolulu,
together with their ladies and company,
left the Islam oasis yesterday morning,
and the oracle has spoken that they will
complete the journey across the hot sands
today. A stop was made at the Santa
Barbara watering place last night, but
the remainder of the pilgrimage will be
completed today. The entire caravan will
consist of fifteen chair car camels, four
of the diner variety and three dromeda-
ries laden with baggage, all of the South
ern Pacific coast line genus.
1T behooves us to receive them prop
erly at the Arcade depot at o'clock to-
night. The Arab and Bedouin patrols of
AL Malaikah temple, accompanied by a
band, will cross the sands to the depot
and 1t is desired that every member of
tree at the Masonic temple, Hill street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, at five
hours toward the setting sun. each with
Arcade depot with the patrols and assist
signed: Motley H. Flint"
Today Is the Day
Thus it will be seen that today is the
day. The date bowls will be filed, the
zem-zem springs will flow and from every
The Islam mobiles are coming to help their
fellows of the southland in entertaining
next next YVES weeks pg pilgrims and after today
laikah oasis.
The march to the Arcade to receive the
we'll Worth RATs Watching ne pdfe9tate Flint M
whose call the mobiles will assemble, is
that the full quota 7o0 Of Robe
will be able to forego the pleasures Of
both business and recreation and be on
hand to help make the advent of the Is
| an event of more than ordianry i'm
Two bands will accompany the shriners
on their march up town. and while no
| official line of march has been planned, 1t
is expected that the natives will be given
treat when the fez-topped hosts and
| their hundreds of guests form in parade
and advance UP town.
tdot DCoSCI0OIu
If the length of their train and the num-
bers aboard are an indication of their
true strength, the mobiles from San Fran
cisco and Honolulu must be coming, pre-
storm. Last nights stop at Santa Bar
bara was but a foretaste of what will
happen when the special hits the local
invaders will own Los Angeles.
All Is In readiness for the big rush
which will occur tomorrow and Monday,
r,I,A,, fhA CTR ~
rive. The committees are all prepared for
the work before them. and their members
have been instructed in their various
The brunt of the work for the next few
days will fall on the shoulders of those
who go to make max Up up the he reception zee com
cials. A. w. Skinner, chairman Of the
general reception committee, yesterday
these 1e evil will be divided among the three
depots-the Santa Fe, Salt Lake and the
Southern Pacific.
At the latter terminal s. A. Butler will
have charge; across the river at the Salt
Lake George A. Somarindyke must see
that the pilgrims are ire g given the s1,g glad
the Santa Fe If the camels are not wait
ing to convey the pilgrims to their tents.
Fred A. Hines. chairman of the com
Gil and conclave representatives, has
changed his headquarters, and will hence
forth hold sway at the Alexandria hotel.
to report for duty this afternoon at 8
O'clock and from that time on will be on
the working list until the close of the
Entertainment Committee
The committee as appointed by Mr..
Hines yesterday, together with the fem
mine members who will assist. is as fol-
Noble Fred A. Hines, chairman; Mrs.
C. A. RAIDER, chairman ladies' commit
tee;. Noble j.. w, A; on, secretary
Ballou, San. Diego; Noble HENRY Baer,
Noble Frank Bryson Noble Arthur P.
Chipron. Noble Charles Campbell. Noble
F. Diss Noble John W. Edwards, Noble
]. A. Foshay, Noble, L. T.; Gibson. Noble
Eugene Germain, Noble, Edwin Reed Gra-
bie John R. HAYNES, Noble w. R. Hervey |
corona Cal; Noble 4 I Fred c9d Maier' ,,sr' No
rick. rts Noble F: r, oster san Bsrnerdino
Noble Ferd K; Rule, Noble 9, M seeley
BILE G. A. Henderson, Noble Wm;; p.
Cole NNe Moble A II B. conssr Gass G9661 %6be W "
Kinney. Noble H; H., Henderson, Noble
q AdIer s9sre NoSle T. t. NJ yay NoBe oBe
f. w. Noyes, ir., Noble ]. W. Burson.
Mrs Fred A, Hines. Mrs; Helen steeckel,
MIS- =. w. 11lnCHCllIl. n1TS. N. lIiHd-
lev, Mrs. Modini Wood. Mrs. w. H. |
Booth. Mrs. z. P. Bosbyshell, Mrs. J. A.
Fairchild, Mrs. Oscar Lawler, Mrs A. 3.
Cass Mrs. ]. II. Dayisson, Mrs Frank
P. Flint, Mrs. M. H. Flint, Mrs e. c.
Haskell, Mrs. W; |, Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Mrs. S. S. Salisbury. Mrs. C. M seeley,
Mrs j. w. Trueworthy. Mrs: e. M. San
ford. Mrs. C. H. Ballou. Mrs. w. ]. Rouse,
Mrs Fred Herr, Mrs Frank Bryson, Mrs,
w A. Hammel: Mrs. ]; Cred Maier, Mrs.
Nathaniel w. Myrick Mrs. Ferd X: Rule,
Mrs M. b. Huff, Mrs. w. r. Arnold,
Mrs. Phil Wilson, Mrs. B. S. Virden, Ok
nard; Miss Evelyn Hamburger, Mrs. M.
Eysrharcdy rh y Mrs RnGeS Ge1 MFs FreqsriSs PsT1s
] johnson, Mrs w. d. Stephens, Mrs. q.
d. Mathuss. Mrs. Robt. Wankowski. Mrs.
J. b. Browne. Mrs. Chas. Damerel Ocean
Park Mrs. Henry ]. Browne, Mrs. Frank
Walsh, Mrs. Robt. Marsh.
Two Children suffocate