Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
.'j1LL 'A H CONE,
he PURPLE Band.
\, Delegation from Montana
4, Headed by Famous
Band.
SPECIAL ORGAN RECITAL.
N, More rralnloads Of '1llss Pass
e through City Today-salt LAX
81 -, or for Convention City.
spEcIAL ORGAN RECITAL {: I.

,,,a Montana Elks, IN charge OIL
noe d. Bryan delegate to the grand
80 charles Swartz and Thomas
,.ng,,lan. and headed by the famous
p ,s Montana band of AZ pieces and
ia nv Conductor S. H. Treloar, and
rsxas delegation 1a5 strong, with q
steering of about 100 eastern Elks,
,.ooned down upon Salt Lake City this
.ao,r,ing and all day We're royalty ell
,,a,rtained BY the hard working punch
t.an, a who did not go TO Los Ansc-
m mo Montana delegation consists OF
an Elks and 80 women. They We're
.hisked from the depot to the club
.n,,se in automobiles and a light lunch
n n served. The famous band with q
sS,ndred or so following marched 70
4 ,ha, club house, rendering sweet music
a .ns The way. At the club house the
hand rendered the new Colonial
march, and after refreshments the Wis
itors were escorted to the tabernacle.
"sbere a special organ recital was Civ
s " prof, Mcclellan rendered four num-
hcrs on the great organ and the music
Mas a source of wonder and pleasure
& !, the5 visitors Following the NUM-
hers on the organ the visiting band
,sndered a medley Another organ re-
SIital was given at noon.
MANY TRAINS TODAY.
Z Following is list of delegations
mssing through the city today:
Boston-sspecial train, five cars. 100
rersons; arrived $3.50 a. M; leave same
afternoon over Salt Lake Route.
Fort Worth and north Texas--Special,
eight cars. 100 people; arrived ga. M;
no stop; leave $40 q. m. over salt Lake
Route.
100 persons; arrived $3.50 p. M; leaving
time not given. over salt Lake Route.
Pittsburg lodge No. l1---Special train
80 persons: arrived 4 a. M. leave
p, IN, over Salt Lake Route.
Twin Cities-St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Special train, 100 persons; arrived a.
m; leave 5 p. m. over Salt Lake Route
New Haven--SpecialF sleeper, 3s per-
cons; arrived 1:2o p. m; leave ll:bo p
m. over Salt Lake Route.
lndiana---Four special cars. 10 per-
sons; arrived 2:15 p. M: leave s:lo p
m. over Salt Lake Route.
Mexico. Moberly, Columbia, Mo.-Spe-
ci1l car, 40 persons; arrived 900 p. m;
leave sis p. M, over Salt Lake Route.
Kansas City-Special train. seven
cars. 100 persons; arrived $40 a. M;
leave 2 n. NJ. over Salt Lake Route.
South Dakota-Spe train, six cars,
]25 persons: arrived $3.50 a. m; leave
$3.50 y. an oyer Salt Lake Route.
Chicago--special train (nothing def
mite as to nlInlber) arrive p. M: leave
s:l5 " MS over Salt Lake Route.
Columbus Elks-Arrived $3.50 a. M.
100 people; leave 5 p. m. over Salt Lake
ltoute. sa
There we're at least $500 visiting
Elks and their friends in the city yes
terday, and probably the most inter-
estng delegation was that from the
cotton states. They all had royal
good time and left last evening over
the Salt Lake Route.
SALT LAKERS LEAVE.
The Salt Lake Elks and their friends
to the number of $50 left last night
for the convention city, in a special
: train OF standard Pullmans, Among
those who went are the following head
ed by Exalted Ruler James NJ. Collins
and Secretary Raybould:
S. +. Ferguson, l.. G. Robinson,
Erly, f. V. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fl, Camp
bell, ]. Cline, Miss Swift, F. G. Rocket,
Mrs. Wilde, G. +. Elliott, David Perk-
ms, L. NJ. Myers. Fred Myers, +. S.
Miles, a. Rosser, Miss Edith L. Reed,
a. F. Hcsmade, Mrs. William Driver,
]. B. Fletcher, w. b, Hughes, r. G.
Mahon. Levi Cook, l.. G. Kelsey, Mrs
A. L. Fry, r. r. Shipard, Col Cary L.
Arplegate, Mrs C. u. Applegate, G,
W Hopkins, G.. Iverill, A. r. Os-
borne, G. w. Shores, l.. G. Robinson
Mrs. +. Keiner, w. Z. walker, N. D.
Porter. V. A. Bettilyon, Mrs, 4. B
Edwin, j. l.. Stacy Mrs. Cunningham
A. Holk, Miss Lewis. George Il. Strick-
ley, j. w. Collins, Il. G. O'Donnell, A
]. Davis. Mrs. A. j. Davis. w. S
Rouse. S. r.. Galloway. Il. ". Jack
son, H. A. Nelson. David Robinson
George Merritt, IT. +. Cast. w. l.
I Wethouse. NJ. c. Rigby, J. G.. Leary
b. Bowman, C. r. Watson. Miss
Hampton, Frank Higson, Ed Pike. H
j. Walter, H. S. Miller, Norris Schecl
J. ]. Canavio, j. Hecht, j. T. Parsons
A. Dinestide. O. Keith and a party o.
eight, II. M. Smith, Fl. Higgins, D
DAVIS. G. Goslin, d. Dawson, j. p
Pearson.