The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
SHR|NERS WILL
MEET IN OGDEN
Thirty Candidates to Expert
enCe Joys of Ceremonial
Session in New Oasis.
TO GO BY SPECIAL TRAIN
JUNCTION CITY PREPARED WITH
GREAT RECEPTION.

Under special dispensation from the IL
lustrious pOtentate it is given to Ell Kalah
temple, Ancient and Arabic Order of the
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. that it shall
be this night at the Oasis of Ogden. Ell
Kalah is one of the lis temples of the
Shriners. The Shriners hold, from time
to time, what they are pleased to call
ceremonial session-those who have be-
come acquainted with these ceremonial
sessions and survive them usually have
another name for them.
At any rate, FL kalah temple is going
to leave Salt Lake on special train
this evening at o'clock. A fast run
viii bring the Shriners into Ogden at
6:45 They will be met at the station by
a band and will be taken to the Masonic
temple in Ogden
There are thirty candidates who are
brave enough to face the ordeal, which,
according to the official program in
cludes these features: An extraordinary
celebration of the miraculous feat of Ba-
laam's beast of burden! Grand spectacu-
lar parade, Reunion of bowling der
vishes General rejoicing. Bathing at
the holy Zem-Zem wells.''
Prior TO the departure of the special
train for Ogden Oasis there will be the
regular session for the transaction Of
business at the Masonic temple in Salt
Lake at O'Clock. when all petitions will
be balloted on.
The procession in Salt Lake will leave
will march to the Oregon Short Line
station. After the hegira and the things
that will happen in ogden. a special line
Of trained camels will bring the Shrin-
ers back to Salt Lake in nearly as good
condition as it took them away
The official divan for 1908, whatever
that is. is given in the official program,
and is:
S. w. Badcon, illustrious pctentate; W.
NJ. Rash, illustrious chief raban; Charles
w. Morse, Industrious assistant raban;
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c. H. Fisher, illustrious Oriental guide;
r. l.. Conely, illustrious recorder; ]. NJ.
Marriott, illustrious recorder; H. NJ.
Cushing, illustrious first ceremonial mas
ter; r. S. Joyce, Industrious second cere-
mOnial master; ]. KrumholZ, illustrious
marshal; S. c. Park, illustrious captain
of the guard; D. Dunno, Industrious outer
guard: F. c. Schramm, illustrious direc-
tor; Aaron Levitt, illustrious assistant di-
rector. Auxiliary staff: w. j. Lynch,
spealer; w. b. Andrews, fire eater; w
G. Dalymple, snake charmer; H. Som
mers. lightning fiend; l. NJ. Higly, assist
ant lightning fiend. Harpist Fred King.
Keeper of the mystic seal, DIR. Philo +.
Jones. Medical examiners: Drs. George
A. C. Ewing, R. S. Joyce, Charles E. Will
son.
Committees-General arrangements: B.
G. Blackman, A E Weatherby. J.. 5.
H. NJ. Rowe A 2. Mosley. Advertising:
H. L. Harrington. F. E. Nichols, S. w.
Wherry. Banquet: H c. Baker, ]. G.
Jensen. W. G. Dalymple. Reception: f.
J. Kiesel. II. c. Wood. c. A. Henry, r.
s. Joyce. George F. Kelly, W. ]. Shealy,
w H Watts. Chanters: c. D. Ives, H.
c. Backer. F. w. Vol. w. B. Weddell
Herders of camels: Rev. ID. NJ. Helmick,
DR. Charles f. Wilson. In charge of
class: Joseph NJ Marriott. Vivisectionist:
S c. Park. head surgeon Arafat am
buiance corps: DIR. r. S. Joyce, head
carver.
Patrol-Officers: Henry Simon, captain;
Charles F. KutneWsky. first lieutenant;
Frank Browning, company clerk Active
members: ]. L. Arntzen, ]. T. Breckon,
H NJ. Cushing, F. H Carr, Henry H.
Cornforth R. Conner, r. L. Conely,
Fred c. Dern, Chris H Fischer, L H.
Harding. John A Houghton. W. T. jack
son. &C o. King. William ]. Lynch. Louis
A. Mehse, c. F. Pinkerton, A. Ruben,
J. F. McCarty, c. H Stevens, w. H.
Fawney, A Thomas, w. H. Young. Hon
orary members: ]. NJ. Marriott, F, c
Schramm. S. d. Evans, F. H. Carr, John
S Critchlow Musical director, A II.
Peabody. Captain of balloon ascension,
George w Morgan.
Past potentates-G. S. Clark. F. c.
Schramm, w. T. Beardsly, w. H. Gun
ningham, William J. Lynch, 1. O..
Rhoades, H. N Mayo. c. F. Jennings, ].
NJ Marriott, S. D. Evans.
Representatives imperial coUncil-J. NJ.
Marriott, F. c. Scnramm. S. D. Evans.