The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
SALT LAKE ELKS
TO co TO HAWAII
Honolulu Papers Say Utah
Antlered Brethren Are to
Visit Isles.
TIME FOR THE 50YAGE
FINED FOR FEBRUARY
This Will Be at Date of Floral
Celebration in Paradise
of Pacific.

Els of Utah and Idaho arc certain
20 visit the Hawaiian isles early next
year, according to tho Pacific CONNER
cial Advertiser Of Honolulu. the edi.
tion of April il reaching Salt Lake
Sunday. y representative of Salt Lake
lodge No. 80, in the person OF F. T,
Collins, who has been in the islands for
several weeks. VIII return home within
day or two. and he will then submit
his report As TO an excursion 10 the
paradise of the Pacific. He is now in
San Francisco. Here is what the Homo
lulu Advertiser SAYS:
Elks Are Coming.
There Is almost certain assurance that
HOGolulu viii he visited next February,
Just when the Floral parade celebration
i ready, by a large delegation of ElkS
from Salt Lake CITY. including many from
al parts Of Utah and Idaho. J.. Z. COL
lins, a member o. the Salt Lake lodge.
who has been in the islands Tor several
weeks, returns home TO-DAY on tn. stca=-S
ship Alameda, and Will present a glowing
report OF the Hawaiian Islands as the
proper place fov the Utah Elks 10 browse
for few weeks, when II is cold. Sleety
and ICY in the Rockies. and balmy. SUM-
shiny and delightful in the Paradise OF
the Pacific.
Mr Collins came here on a pleasure
and health trip, TO look over the scenic
attractions OF the islands. and will re-
turn strong advocate OF Hawaii as one
Of tn" best tourist resorts. THE climate
Of th@9 Hawaiian islands. be says. has
all others wiped of the map. I'm going
back to tell my fellow ElEs that their
HcEt excursion should be made by all
means 10 Honolulu, and | think | can
safely say that they viii come here 800
strong.
THAT means VIC will have to get a
special steamship, and before returning
10 salt Lake from the Pacific coast / will
take look az some stcauGsys around san
Francisco bay. This summer or fail two
officers Of the Salt Lake lodge. MessrS.
down here TO make a closer inspection Of
the attractions. and on their Sdy-so, the
excursion will be undertaken.
Wonderful Sights.
"Thc Hawaiian islands far su!pass my
fondeSt dreams. ] Went all over the
ascent OF Haleakals. the great extinct
volcano. and found it 6 wonderful sight
VIC have some glorious sunsets over the
great Salt Lake. but that sunrise and sun
set over Haieskal5 surpasseS them.
"The volcano of Kilsuea is also q
wonderful sight. II was active when /
saw ii. All the eNcursionists should see
il in eruption. II is one OF the wonders
Of the world | took an auto trip around
this island and can assure you it Is
trip no tourist should miss.
Secretary w ood OF the promotion COM
mittce has given Mr.. Collins letter TO
c. y. Dunan, head OF the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. telling him of the
plans Of tho Salt Lake ElkS and acquaint-
ing him with the necessity OF providing
a good pa ssengeT steamship for the trip
to Honolulu and return. MC. Wood has
suggested "A steamer OF the type of the
steamship Spokane. which Mr., Collins may
inspect while in san Francisco.
Do You Eodak2
We finish and sell the sunplies Sal,