Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-26
ELKS TO INVADE
SHELTER CITY
More Than 125 of Antlered
Throng to Go TO Douglas
Tonight for Celtic
gether LOvefest
OTHERS TO AID THEM

Badges are printed, banners are
painted and red fire is ready TO be
set on.
All Of the arrangements have been
made for the invasion of Douglas to-
night under the auspices Of the Bis
bee lodge of Elks, for genuine get
together meeting when the represent
atiyes of the two lodges will sit down
together in the Douglas home and
smoke the pipe of peace, and the CT
garettes and cigars OF harmony to-
gether. But il is not only Elks who
will make the trip for a number Of
other eXcursionists have signifed
their intention TO make the trip and
visit the smelters at night. really the
best time to see them in operation,
elaring red and brilliant out of the
surrounding blackness OF the night.
Band to Go Along
At 7:45 tonight sweet strains of
music will be heard in the vicinity
of the Elks home on Main street This
music will be furnished by the Cop
per Queen hand That is the signal
Tor the antlered herd 10 assemble and
every one of them who owns a linen
dnster is expected TO be on hand with
that garment for his outermost garh.
There the Elk party will be supplied
with badges, one furnished by the
Douglas Elks and another by the
Bisbee Elks and these are expected
To be pinned upon every manly bos-
ON. Here the parade will organize
with two booster banners at the head
and led by the Copper Queen band
will march down Main street TO the
station and there win board the train
which is scheduled TO leave at $50.
Tickets are on sale at the station good
also the the regular afternoon train.
Parade Arranged for Douglas
Arriving at Douglas the parade will
form again with the Ninth Cavalry
band leading the line of march TO the
Douglas Elks home. Here the red
fire torches will be set OF and car
ried along the line OF march that wih
be followed by the two lodges and
then come the big doin's at the clue
house. Just what that program will
PIE cannot be forecasted ahe1d of
time but it is safe to say it will be
some noise. Ben Frankenberg has
been selected to make the response 20
the address of welcome, there will I've
il is known that a number of others
have taken down off the shelves some
musty and dusty old stories that have
been laid away as too good to throw
away, have brushed them on and
polished them up and are prepared
to explode them on the unsuspecting
Douglasites.
More Than 125 viii Go
The committee which has the ex-
cursion in hand would not definitely
say how many they expected TO make
the trip being satisfied to say that
"More'n a hundred" and so it will
have to be left at that that the Elks
will number somewhere from 100 10
l2J besides the other excursionists.
The committee added that any who
were too late to get in line for the
march down TO the station in Bisbee
might follow on and get their tickets
and get aboard just the same but that
they desired as many as possible 70
form in the parade which will be the
first concerted boost for the coming
Burn the Mortgage bazaar.
Let EN- all come" said the chair
man of the committee, We can ac-
comOdate the whole push and will
be glad to see EN- get in the game
and show the true Bisbee boosting
spirit II will not only do the lodges
good but ii will de the two cities good
and the establishing of a spirit OF
harmony and a mutual aid society be-
tween them is worth the going aft
er."
So it is all aboard for Douglas at
$3.50 tonight.