Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-20
BIG JOY RIDE
IS ON TONIGHT
Elks Will Give Orphans a Treat in
Automobiles Over the
City.
BIG DAY AT WANDAMERE
Tots VIII be Given the Time of Their
Lives ut the Big
Resort

Tonight all city ordinances against
JOY automobile riding are going to he
violated. CHIEF OF Police Barrow is
not only gong TO forget that there Is
an ordinance against Joy-riding" but
ne IS detailing squad or motor cycle
policemen To see that the JOY ride IS
nOt lnteriercd with.
I'm the very lace OF the police the
louge OF Elks VIII dare the biggest Joy
rae ever attempted i'm SAT- Lake
when tonight at 90 O'Clock 10 big auto
MOBILES laden with over 300 littlc o.
phdns viii tour the streets. The Elks
nave given Gair notice OF what they
intcnd 70 dO-and the police have sue
CumDcd even 50 far as to promise that
they VIII see that the streets are clear
Tor tho ride.
Tonight marks the beginning OF the
1910 Purple day OF the Elks, bat ths
day ~ really the orphans day. At hiatt
past six tonight the fatherless and
mOtherless little tots viii be bundled
into real automobiles, Whisked about
the city untll early bedtime. and when
they come out OF Sunderland tomor-
row morning, II the excitement Of IL all
permits them to 60 To sleep, they Will
only have time to get ready for the
real day.
With their habit Of doing things the
t1lks are going little bit farther than
they give the day to the Riddles" In
the day there is already sufficient
crowded to make week or more of
pleasure There is the Joy ride to-
night tomorrow at o'clock the
youngsters will be tskent TO Wanda
mere where until o'clock at night
they will own the resort There viii
be games, sports. lemonade. ice cream,
sandwiches-to sum 1t up brieiiy,every-
| thing that a child could possibly want
| i'm days outing. The guarantee Is
made. also. by the I1lks that no mat
| ter how tired the little orphans may
| become they will be taken home, and
| as complete medical STAFF Is provided
| for as against the after effects there
is no limit placed on the quantity OF
| lemonade and ice cream that any one
/ orphan may indulge In.
| OWNERS OFFER AUTOMOBILES.
The Elks propose TO sell 10000 tickets
| for the day at Wandamere At noon
| today the halfway mark was reached,
! and by tonight il Is expected the lot
/ of 5000 will be sold. Tho entire pro
/ ,eeds from the sale OF tfckets Will be-
handed over to the Orphans 4iome and
! Day nursery.
But II tonight you should see com
| ing down the street a speeding auto
| mobile. hlled with yelling, bowling JOY
| riders don't attempt TO stop them-lt
! YOU do the police will get you.
The owners OF 90 machines have made
| tenders OF the use of their machines to
| the Elks committee at noon today. The
| motorcars will gather at the Elks' club
! at $50 this evening, going thence -
| the two orphanages, where they VIII
| pick up $50 children at the 81 Ann
| institution and 80 at the Day Nursery
Leaving for the ride at o'clock, tho
| procession headed by the Fort Douglas
| hand Of 26 pieces. will follow the line
| 81 narade as follows. From Ninth
south the parade will move north on
Main street to South Temple, counter
! marching to Fourth South: east on
| Fourth South 10 state, north on state
to South Temple; east on SCUM icih-
! Mo 10 Federal Heights: return to Main,
| and south on Main back to the homes