, 1925-06-11
THE RAWLINs REPUBLICAN, RAWLINs, WYOMING, THURSDAY,
SHRINERS HAD
ENJOYABLE TIME
AT CONVENTION

Korein Patrol. Korein Band, Rep
~resentatives to Imperial Council and
many members of the Temple who
left Rawlins on a special train on
Friday night, May 29th, for Los
Angeles where they participated in
the Imperial Council, report hat they
had a wonderful time and trip to the
west coast state and the natives of
that state entertained them royalty
during their time there.
Leaving Rawlins on May 10Th on
the train that carried representatives
from Isis Temple at Salina, Kansas,
they arrived in Salt Lake City the
following morning at ten o'clock. The
members and visitors paraded from
the depot to the Utah hotel and from
the hotel many of them took the
sightseeing buses to over the city
and to the many points of interest.
After a five-hour layover in Salt
Lake they started for Los Angeles.
At Riverside, a short distance this
side of Los Angeles, the residents of
that place showered the visitors with
flowers and oranges. The train pull
ed into Los Angeles at six o'clock
on Sunday evening.
On Monday morning the band and
patrol of Isis and Korein Temples
took the boats for the Catalina Is
lands. Many of the visitors made the
trip in the glass bottomed boats and
in this feature they experienced many
beautiful sights and thrills. Cafeteria
lunch was served on the Islands to
the many visitors.
The following morning was fea-
tured by a big parade of the uniform
ed bodies from all the Temples.
Korein vas given a big hand in the
parade and many compliments were
heard all along the line on the uni
forms and the perfect time the mem
bers kept.
The parade ended in a large stad-
ium in which exhibition drills were
given. That afternoon a rodeo show
was given at Beverly Hills, however,
because of the crowded stadium
many thousands failed to- see the
show. Immediately following the
rodeo show the visitors were taken
to the Hollywood Bowl where an en-
tertainment was given by the stars
of Hollywood.
Each day was filled with side trips
to the thousands of interesting points
and all were given a good chance to
see southern California with It's in
teresting features.
About half of the party left Los
Angeles by boat for San Francisco
on Thursday and the other half made
the trip two days later. on the
boat trip many of the old sea-dogs
who boast of being good fishermen
in Wyoming did o report AIS
Well' on the Los Angeles-San Fran
cisco trip. The party that left a
Francisco on Saturday arrived in
Rawlins on Monday n the others
arrived in this city yesterday morn
ing.
The Republican has been given the
following list OF persons who made
the trip:
korein Patrol: Capt. X. ID, Newell,
c. a. Brimmer. II. ID. beverley. Jas.
Mercer DR.. Rex u. Aten' Kay BAIL
j. c. Beedie. Earl Brown, C.. c. Carl
son, A. b. Cornwell. Gus Fleischii'
Guy Halsey, James Jordan OF Green
River, A. II. Lamont, H.. Larsen,
Frank Lemoine, Lee |. Methudy, l.. U.
Moss. Sam Nelson, Leo Roberts, a.
J. Roster. w. $. Stookey, 5. h.. TOLL
yer, ~, Waite, l.. Waite, Geo. Weller,
Gail Wills n Paul Aingsheim'
korein Band: l. Sherratt OF Hanna
leader; H.. w. indie llama;
Wayne cave. l.. i COOK
Rawhns; Geo. Couison. Rawlins:
sam Dickinson. Hanna; W. J. Ed
wards. Rawlins. Johh H. Esmay'