The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-07
ELKG TRAVEL ON
ORANGE SPECIAL
Delegation From Southern Cali
fornia Royalty Entertained
by Salt Lake Lodge.
UTAH MEMBERS CAMPAIGN
FOR COLONEL APPLEGATE
Determined to Secure His Elec-
ton as Grand Trustee, if
Possible.
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With the siren blowing q lively tun,
and a fusillade OF oranges from the bag
gage car the Orange Belt Special ar
rived ut 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The train was a paatal one and ar
rived over the Oregon Short Line. hav-
ing been made up along the Southern
Pacific in southern California. II car
ricd about l10 Elks and their ladies from
San Bernardino. Redlands, Cotton, River
side. Ontario. Pomona, Pasadena and Los
Angeles, while others boarded the train
Al Santa Barbara A hospitable crowd
from No. 50 oI Salt Lake met the train
and there were some doings.
san, Bernardino lodge was headed by by
Doc" owen. one of the indeiatiGable
workers for that bright little city un-
der the shadow of the arrowhead River
side was represented by Myron Millice,
banker and golf player. Los Angeles ?9
was there with full delegation headed
by =. II, jackson. passenger agent OF
the Union Pacific, than whom no more
popular railroad man lives in that city,
Then there was +. o. Prince. travelling
agent OF the Chicago x Northwestern.
j. II. tearman. the excursion manager
Of the Northwestern was also along as
inc is with all California parties booked
over that road.
Entertained in Salt Lake.
Exalted Ruler w. G, Romney OF No. 50
with Mrs. and Miss Romney. Secretary
~ w. Rcybould and whole crowd OF
good fellows from the local lodge were
on hand to greet the CalifornlanS anG
the hospitality of this city was, as usual
Thoroughly exploited.
Two cars were provided and the whole
crowd was taken to the Elks' club on
State street. where n delicious repast
was served to the visitors.
Then the ears were boarded again and
n trip over the city was made. ending
al The railroad station, where the cars
were taken for Saltair, AT the beach
the guests from the Sunny Southland
went In bathing and pronounced IL
great novelty. while later the dance was
fully enjoyed.
finish and the visitors only returned TO
catch their special at Lbs o'clock when
II pulled out for Detroit over the Harri-
man lines.
Boosting Santa Barbara.
The Riverside and Redlands bunch with
uied oranges To- their friends and this
will bc continued on the way East. The
Tribune was grateful recipient oil the
kept that place before the public by dis
tributng. with A lavish land. thousands
OF miniature bags of beet sugar. mustard.
Lama beans and the famous Santa Bar.
bara softshcli walnut This mode of
lnlprcssing on the residents of the vari-
Gus sections Of the country through which
The southern California special will pass
try rom which they come is novelty.
Ih. badge OF the Santa Barbara dele
gales indicates too that they also know
how TO do things when il comes down
TO the artistic In life. The Santa Bar
bara badge is without doubt the hand
somest Of the kind ever produced, and
was designed by George A. Black, the
delegate 10 the grand lodge a [ Detroit.
That gentleman is among the live boost
ers OF his party, The California poppy.
resplendent in brightest yellow. sur
mounts the badge, beneath appears
Santa Barbara, 613.' with beach
scene; the central portion of the badge
brings out the name Of the state. and
gracefully draped above are the bear flag
OF California and the American flag
while between the banners Is a grizzly
bear. the Santa Barbara mission COM
pletes the beautiful design,
Applegate for Grand Trustee.
The delegation from Salt Lake lodge
No, So left in a private car at 7:10 o'clock
this morning. The Salt Lake boys go
To the annual convention with a deter
mination TO elect Colonel Applegate grand
trustee. and some OF the best boosters
in the lodge are In the party. While
away. they will not forget to boost for
the city and its resources and good re-
ports arc sure to come home of their
Mrs. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sheriff.
Mr. and mrs LeIpseiger. Col. and Mrs
Applcgate. Past Exalted Ruler j. w. 20
Inns ard others made up the party.
They have taken along souvenirs and
advertising matter Of Utah and this they
Will distribute wherever they have an
opportunity
The reception of the Salt Lake lodge
of their southern California brothers was
highly appreciated and cannot fall bui
still further TO cement the bonds OF
friendship and brotherly love existing be.
tween the two sections,