The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-18
f|[} Dr. THREE
||IIEs IN SESSION
d Utah, Idaho and Ne
a Open Annual Con-
,.pdon in Ogden
Irnc ON PROGRAMME
-, and Visitors Will
Entertained in Can
yon Today.
. fbe Tribune.

The THouhe'
~ lima 1J.-More than fifty out
Z s.l,eaies and twice this num-
I ,altIns members from aeries
~, Ia,bo, Nevada and Utah were
4 a., morning when the opening
I'm tri-state aerie, Fraternal
. j ysries was called TO order by
4 esirsr s OF Ogden. tri-state presi-
: - I'm sssInber OF visiting Eagles In
! ~ the arrival Of every train
! ,bs day, until a large pro-
n ,ss "a neople on the streets wore
-..IIm I badge OF the Eagles or
- II the delegates and visiting
= ftsn yar-off aerles In Nevada
"A SiJl not arrive until tomorrow
10 President Geiger.
e IL ruestlug was called to order
as5sou avenue lodge room at 10
I M, morning, Joseph Chez. in
Z 0rdpn aerie No. 11s, welcomed
.fsi 10 this city. In behalf OF
- dty municipal government
4 Earconbe appeared for Mayor
n NY Harcombe concluded his
g n presenting Past President c..
IN the th-state aerte with a
r. which he declared gave the
= rupleie possession OF the city
z d hey might deeire to remain.
i1 responded to the address OF
cjEs representative,
4 lIspresentatiOn.
= ms no further business at the
= ussiou Of the convention, but
Ezatss reconyened at 1870 o'clock
! hai secret meeting OF the con-
. hmmirtees were selected and
MUTATIONS completed for the
n 1iness sessions on Thursday.
4 q sscretary checked up at the
! u afternoon, he found the fol-
t|kats present:
|asllo 'ssrie No. 11s.-M. e,
"a deputy grand president Of
EE R BIacock. worthy presi-
tH J. West, Vice president and
I5z..s Smith.
|sh5 ashe No. 75t-W. A. Girls
L3R. SAnner and A. c. Thomp-
lzAks aerle No 67-J. J. Thorn
rtaliepresentative OF the grand
-; 8 Chalker, H. S. McCann,
lsrtseutatlve to grand aerie;
gsels, past worthy president;
tEeln past president: J. M,
2 ysst president; Otto Weber,
Estdsnt; S. v. Pitts. Louis
> IA LAnenhaer, J. H. Miller,
4n Fails aerie No, S7s-Frank
2 ,Alor past worthy president;
7 cEistensen. George NJ. Scott,
I Anfn. Charles ]. Coughlin.
- sere No. 190l-Willie m Pc
~ resident: Henry M. Hail.
stosx aerie No. 1557-J. H. Geh-
saor past worthy president;
! nHy. w, Il. Davis.
'tS rhe aerie Of Ely. No. 1905
Ge@r, sr.. and A l., IIaight.
~ sertc No. s5e-Robert AS
S1T past worthy president;
h - @@ Z. H. Countryman and
tsrie No. l1S-Thomas Les
- past worthy president:
= Bass, L. E. Erbe, G. F.
n z y selVer, Fl. Wessler and
and Carnival.
4. ns Entertainment event OF the
is@H occurred this evening,
81 avenue, transformed into
ray BY many decorated
- hundreds Of electric Iishfs.
e open TO the visitors The
~. ne Carnival was accompanied
mitn mtn more than 200 Eagles
n Ina nne was headed by the A.
A GS and the drill teams of salt
- atIen aMn aeHes, With several
n ~, Sp'ng q great business, the
yS,.t ~ prevailed in Hud son ave-
- 5s nson, tne evening, hundreds
|f.s,s,Ippu,e Joining the Eagles In
~" ",.i ~ be given over 10 an out.
la s,sayon, and both the fore
b tb'Jn H. on Thursday will be
IA sysns business sessions. on
y D. SslI Sslns there will be a con-
~ S'ni teams for the tri.state