Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-21
MYSTIC SHR|NEhS
IN GRAND PAGEANT
FL Kalah Temple and Salt Lake
Caravan Will Hold Cere-
moniaI Session.
WEBER ACADEMY LECTURE.
Sugar Industry Seriously Injected b,
Storm Wcathcr-Funera OF Cor
don Gant-rhrilling Runaway.

Ogden, oct. 21.Tonight the keys To
The city will be turned OYER 10 the
members of lei Ilalal, temple Of the
order of the Mystic Shrine. who jou.-
ney across the not sands Chat are now
covered With snow to hold one of lhe
ceremonial sessions AT this oasis. The
Ogden mobiles have everything in readi-
ness awaiting the arrival OF the ear. :
VAN from Salt Lake City. and will meei
then, with bands, full dress, lea yellow
cards and Il most welcome smile.
Immediately upon the arrival of the
caravan In this citJ. at 6;i5 O'clock,
the Ogden band OF 20 pieces will fur
nsll music while the parade is form
ing.
The order of die parade will be as
follows:
noble mounted on a white hol Sc,
representing Abdul Hnmid sultan OF
Turkey. dressed in fun Turkish COS
tune, followed by an Arab band in fun
Arab costume
Ogden band.
l!l Kalah patrol in full uniform.
Officers of FL lSalah temple
Members of IIl kalalt temple.
Visiting mobiles.
Twenty Arab warblers in full cos
tune.
Ogden members of lei ISalah temple.
The line of march will be east on,
Twenty-f fifth street to Washington
avenue, thence north to Twenty fourth
street, thence counter march to the
temple. Along the line OF march will be
fireworks and red fire.
Upon arrival at the. hall will be held
Il reception. the ceremonial work. which
will be followed by a banquet prepared
by the ladies OF Queen Esther chutter
of the Order of Eastern Star. After the
i IiSjtinp CffjroyE
bleS will be escorted to the depot.
Iii preparation for the event the To-
cal member of the shrine have ar
ranged for the Illumination of tha
streets. and numerous other features
for the entertainment, of their visiting
brothers.
OPENING or LECTURE SEASON. Z
This evening at the Weber academy
auditorium will be given the first of the.
series of lectures of the academy's
splendid lecture course, with Rev.
Frederick II. Hopkins of Chicago as the
lecturer. The lecture will he very large
~ attended, as Prof Hopkins is re-
sarded as one OF the ablest orators
on the lecture platform.
Monday afternoon the students. head
ed by the Academy band under the di-
rection of Prof. p. w. Nichols, gave.
Il parade in the city, advertising the.
snVcnlIlS OIL lISlI. itClulc tpui nc
demonstration was notable one, and
was the means of making the citizens
realize that in their midst is an institu-I
ton that is equal to any in the state.
Success in everything is the watch
word.
AT THE GRAND.
At the Grand Opera House this even
ing, Richard ]. Jose, iii the comedy of
Don't Tell My Wife,"is the attracT
ton. Jose is known as one Of Amer.
ica's foremost singers.
RETURNS FROM STRENUOUS TRIP.
Detective James Pender OF the local
police force returned yesterday from
New York, where. in company with
Immigration Inspector McCabe and a
trained nurse. Mrs. Croker they took
a trio of foreigners back for deporta-
ton. namely. Alice Duval, French
girl; Ole Olson, an insane Swede, and
Barenito Degiovani, an insane Italian.
Detective Fender says that q most
exciting time was had on the trip with
The trio OF foreigners trying to escape
from custody. All We're finally landed
ait Ellis Island. where they Will be held
until a ship arrives upon which they.
Will be deported
OFFICIALS OF FOREST SERVICE 4
IT. Nicholson, assistant engineer.