Arizona republican., 1913-04-17
MANY ELKS ID
 G0 ID GLOBE
About One Hundred Will Journey from Phoenix, While Other Cities Will Be Equally We'll Repre- Sented at Convention

Between scventy-fiVe and one hun ance at the grand annual convention of the Arizona Elks Reunion asso- citation at Globe on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, April 24, D and 26 The trip to Globe will be in the nature of a sOciability auto run and more than twenty cars have already been entered. Aside from the pleas urable anticipation of those thing in store when the party arrives hl Globe, the trip overland will be made one of the most interesting and plea sing held in sometime.
 It is the plan for the party to ar rive at Roosevelt dam about noon and there partake of the barbecue dinner which will be served ut-of- doors and preparations for which are already under way. And then the final leg of the trip will be made in the cool of the afternoon and early evening.
 Globe Ellls are turning Heaven and earth in their efforts to provide the best time ever for the Elks Nhc will make Gila's capital their hoire for the three days of the convention. By popular subscription and otherwise about Sl0.000 has been subscribed to provide entertainment for the visit ing antlered herd Three thousand of this alone has been set aside to provide autos for the trip from Globe to Roosevelt dam and return It is believed that there will be about 150 machines in the party which will journey to theS dam. Of course there will not be many Plot nicians in this party. as the most of them will have already made the trip and will be entertainel in some other manner probably With trips to sOn-e other in- teresting locality.
 The comr'i:tee in charge of the ar engagements for the trip of the local Elks consists of Capten J. L. B. Alexander, Frank Hilderbran and Power Conway. All the details have been placed in the hands of this com mittee and a report of the progress made will be made this evening at the regular weekly meeting of Phoe- nix lodge. B. P. o. Elks. Announce ment is made that a detachment from the Indian school band comprising a fife and drum corps will accompany the local Ellks. The members of the lodge will be attired in linen du-ters white hats and will carry canes with the lodge colors. The departure will be made from Phoenix early next Wednesday morning and the party will be in Globe that evening
 Those who have promised to take hnir n Celora Stoddard. Harry Kay, A L. Moore, J. s. Griffin ialonc,. Frank Leeper. C. H. Akers George Purdy Bullard, Hans Herlick, l. Fl. Rhuart. E. P Conway, Wesley Hill. Joseph Melczer, J. c. Adams, Louis Baswitz. Jake Miller, Al Williams, Paul Ingles. Francis H. Redewill. Charles H Me- Arthur. Eugene Brady O'Neill Eugene RedeWill and Fred Tribolet.
 In Globe the Phoenix Elks will establish downtown headquarter. where the proverbial hospitality of the locals will be extended to all The committee in charge of these head quarters consists of Messrs. Connel- ley, Cater, Davies, Conway, Me Elroy, Ingles, Touhey. Viault. Alex ander and Dennis.
 Arrangements have been perfected for the running over the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pacific of special train from Yuma to Tucson, and thence to Benson, where another train from Douglas and Bisbee will be attached to that from the west of the state and sent on to Globe as one train This train will consist of Pullman Sleepers. diners and buffet. The Elks riding on this train will occupy the cars during their stay in Globe thereby assuring them of ac- commodation equal to that furnished by hotels.
 Exalted Ruler A. R. Cater of the local lodge is calling upon every member of the order in Phoenix to make special efforts to be in attend ance at Globe during the big con- vention and it may be that an even larger number than now expected will be on hand at the last minute to form the party going to Globe.
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