The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-05
SHRINERS FROM BOSTON ENJOY
 JUNEAU VISIT
Eighteen Aleppo Warfar.
 CTS Entertained by Brothers Here

Headed by Potentate Roy Faye, IS members of Aleppo Temple, Boston, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine invaded Juneau last night and were guests of the Juneau Shrine Club while the steamer Prince Rupert on which they are passengers was in port. They are on the last leg of a transconti- mental caravan of 375 NobleS of the Boston temple that started from the Bay State capital July Is to play their part in awakening San Francisco from the depths of depression.
 It has been a great journey and the Alaska visitation has not been the least interesting portion of it, members declared. They were surprised at the commodious Shrine temple here which, they said, would be a credit to com munity many times 5000 in popu- lation.
 Niagara Falls First Stop
 Niagara Falls was the party's first stop after departing from the home of the cod and baked bean. There the members spent some time viewing the stupenduous spectacle, then entrained again for Chicago, travelling in two special train sections They spent sev- eral hours in AT Capones strong hold, driving over 40 miles of boule- yard and taking in the city's mag nificent park system and were guests at a luncheon at Stevens Hotel. Milwaukee was the next stop.
 There they were met by Nobles from the Milwaukee temple and entertained in traditional Shrine fashion, leaving the town made famous by Pabst in the good old days, they headed west for Yellow stone National Park. Enroute, the first section, the red train" was held up in true western style by a band of Indians made up in full war legalia and escorted to Man dan, N. D., where vrey satis- factory pow WOW was staged.
 View Yellowstone Wonders
 A fresh start was made for the Yellowstone which achieved it's ob- ject. After a surfeit of scenic diet, Aleppo got under way again. Part of the delegation went north to Seattle via Spokane, and visited Rainier National Park, ascending $500 feet for view of the noun tain that almost caused a war between Seattle and Tacoma.
 Reuriting at San Francisco, AL eppo played prominent part in the conclave that lasted four days and that was one of the most brilliant Shrine gatherings ever staged Marches and parades en- livened the city as well as the official procedure
 500,000 Sec Parade
 The finale, the grand parade, was a notable spectacle and was witnessed, according to Gov James lRolph, Jr., by more than 5000 persons. Eighteen floats from Hol- lywood featured the parade, and 25 of Americas most famous nov ie stars rode in separate carriages.
 The Aleppo delegation travelled in Q body from San Francisco to Vancouver, via Portland. Then all except IS hardy souls headed for home via the Canadian National. The 13 explorers spent some time visiting Vancouver and then made a special trip to Victoria where a visit to Butchart's gardens and conservatories was feature.
 They sailed from Vancouver last Monday evening aboard the Prince Rupert, having saved the best for the last They will return from Skagway early Sunday morning, leave the vessel at Prince Rupert and head for Boston, visiting Jas per National Park and other points of interest enroute East.