Show THE HALT LAKE TJUBUNE ' MARCH CHEER JUiiV 2o lim b i ’ ' Floats Represent Wide Variety Prize-Winnin- g RECORD HEATTO JUUKAiaG PARADE THRILLS 150000 SPECTATORS 'VAST WAGON DAYS THRONGS BRAVE ’ HATU-KDA- Here are the prise winners In the Covered Wagon Days parade THIN RANKS OF ' CHIEF Ttventy Orphan PARK CROWDS Children Thrill HEAR MUSIC OF ASKS AID To Vast Parade POLICE IU1 PIONEERS i m9smystw AGAIN i ENJOY BANQUET IN CRIME FIGHT BYGfffiDAYS Hunger as of The blare of bands the floats and the attraction of the Covered Wagon Finest float— "Mla Pioneer" first Heber City second BounDays parade Friday were not lost to tiful third the children of Kearns St Ann's Industrial—Mountain States Telephone Telegraph C o first Seventeen Recall Twenty of the youngsters Others Watch Filming jOxen Rogue i Depredations Utah Fewer Light Co second American Mining Congress third Troops am lirough the thoughtfulness of EdHistorical— “Driving ef Golden Bpike" (Union Pacific) first “Covered J Kearns witnessed the whole Feestival Early Days second “Birth of Irrigation” Hardships Bring mund Floats Express" (Tribune-TelegraUtah’s Tony procession (L D 8 church) third "Empire Builders” fourth at Dinner Western Epic Public The entire fourth floor of The Appeal Features Exchange dub first Salt Lake City second Ogden building was put picturesque History chamber of commerce third Balt Lake chamber of commerce at their disposal and from the Main fourth window! they were able to see Music and programs in honor of in marked contrast to the meager ' A aeries of raids by burglars prowl- street Foreign nations— "Landing of Columbus (Italian society) first (Continued from Fat Out) entire program Buses were used Chinese society third cenfood they had when they came to ers pickpockets and thieves who vic- the Japanese society seoond Thirty-eightto convey the children with their Covered Wagon Days held the h front of the federal building the Best marching unit— infantry first Woodmen of timized visitors and citizens during teachers eighty-fou- r Salt Lake and at year ter valley Interest parks witto where city of second the a place the World spontaneous Judges burst Into they the opening hour of the Covered nessed the ago a group of pioneers of 1847 enamusement center Friday afternoon cheer and the crowds began showBest characters— Father Escalante first Buffalo Bill second parade celebration Days Friday Wagon Balloons and souvenirs of the celejoyed a banquet Thursday at I p m first white child third ering tt with confetti as guests of the Central company of prompted toChief of Police Joseph E bration were provided for the- chil- and evening The Heber City float was a re County floats—Carbon first Davis second Utah third Se- -' his for Burbldge appeal Several thousand persons beard a amplify dren Tier fourth Balt Lake fifth Daughters of Utah Pioneers at the production of the Heber valley and cooperation of the publlo In blotting division first fourth division second Hotel Utah of pioneer music In the afbroadcast Best divIxionw-Mn- th Bountiful's third place winner was remainder out crime during the of Seventeen pioneers who came to ternoon after the parade at the LibBanda— Denver A Rio Grande Western first Lehi Rodeo band beautiful floral and cron display the fete Utah In various companies during Honorable mention bands all of which will receive ribsecond erty park bandstand In the evening allowing the bounty of nature In Although the regular police force the latter part of 1847 or were bom a band concert of pioneer music was bons from the committee— Heber City Union Pacific of Ogden XHkvli county haw been 41 by employment augmented hers that year attended with their Fountain Green Mounted Boy Brout troop Sait Lake Provo given at Liberty park by the Hawkln Phone Float Wins Honor of si score of special officers and escorts and members of the state band directed by O J Hawkins high school Payton Park City Draper and the Carbon county volunteered Have The Mountain States Telephone who police central school Soloists were Verda Evans soprano committee of the Daughters high lend Telegraph service Chief Burbldge declared company's float of the Pioneers organization L Flala comet Dr Samuel Bleak J They -- -' was “Weavers of Speech" awarded publlo assistance was necessary to comet: John Stacey trombone and ranged In age from 84 to 94 years In Industrial division first place the prevent other sucli burglaries and Otto Nye trombone "Whed the West Was Yonag” second division of the parade told with the Utah Power it Light com- farm and a contrasting view of the of thefts At Nlbley park a large crowd eaw west as the pioneers found it the and Indians The with forwas without dinner desert second MinAmerican early end any the pany Loses Wallet Watching Parade he showing of “The Oovered Wagon” Utah Here were real Indians squaws and mality of program or speech makin the background ing congress third The telephone a western motion picture epic by the A travois guided by a ing and the According to reports to police conversed pioneers company entry carried five costumed county's entry was a huge "horn of papooses city recreation department An apJohn Sherman 2368 Eighth East Irls with trumpets with a back- plenty" surrounded by six queens gaily bedecked young squaw found among themselves recalling the days the was victim of sole prologue was played by the street on Firemen a In Friday propriate the cities easy Father of going which were Special pavement of hardship and hunger ground telephone buildings and representing principal wax an old Escalante withcity drum corps directed by Fred Mr Sherman Ogden a While bowed pickpocket with Sevier's and reverently tempered entry county happiness simple towering skyscrapers W Also Receive Credit D Williams music director of the the Intersection of Fourth Anthony stood at head of a flesh the in was followed west amid plodded by along when coach group the pleasures young stage The Utah Power & Light comOgden high schools Loudspeakers South and Main streets a wallet Work barons the real aristocrats of scenes far different from those his Robert Sweeten 91 of Garland made It possible for everyon4 to hear pany float was a plain frosty looking cattle $58 in cash and a check found In the year the now sightless bus possessing a recontaining prototype west old the on enoran base which was mounted The film will be shown at the LibDeclaration of Independence was markable memory recalled how he for $540 was taken from his pocket eveFirst White Child Parades mous light globe made up of hunwere there on left Canada In 1846 and after cew signed during the time he was watching the Efficient and expeditious handling erty park bandstand Saturday dreds of small globes At each corFather Escalante represented by horsebackSpaniards ning who team eral months' of a tireless of arrived travel by the thousands parade impelled by persons ner was a gigantic candle Salta tr and Wllford Gedge won the first prize search for mineral Four burglaries and two attempts viewed the parade without a serious Record crowds visited wealth the dis- at Council Bluffs Iowa early In 1847 The American Mining congress en- for characterization J Malln as other resorts Friday afand had been reported to po- accident was Lagoon at of which across was then covery set Salt a left for and burglary of record out the later the the plains and modem min- Buffalo BUI was second and “the first try depleted early carried lice Friday night Lake police Salt Lake ternoon with larger crowds expected a reminder white child” bom In Utah was third generation to accomplish later In the with still more than a thousand miles and ing practices the Bridge drug store 602 firemen Saltdepartment Saturday to before go Entering Great Salt parade Lake county 47 reaching the of '— peopla of This latter role was played by that that per cent West North Temple street after cut- sheriffs special officers and-55- deputy He aald that after arBoy Jtah are dependent upon that in- first white child Mrs Elizabeth Hera were Jim Brldger on a float Lake valley window screen a from a was his here away often scarce ting food Ashley and Soouts Friday companions Provost riving dustry for a livelihood young Steele Btapley of Hurricane burglars found a hidden cash can The skillful handling of traffic depicted by the city which bears his and the people had to subsist on First place In the historical divifrom name accordInfantry The Thirty-eigh- th and $50 whatever find escaped told could containing He (Provo) of days when without any mishaps and without they sion wss won by "Driving of the Fort Douglas was Judged the best a young nation telling how he had eaten boiled roots of wild ing to a report by M K Bridge manany serious congestion also was a turning Its eyes thistles Spike” a Union Pacific en-- J marching unit and the Woodmen westward toward was f GoldenSecond the store tribute entered who Two V With S the Senators nettles Burglars ager of a leaves and the to whose land made by T possesplace was awarded to of the World drew seoond place The sion was disputed by try of Lottie Jensen 950 South West T Burton preparations commissioner of public entered by the ninth division cities section under Spain and bulbs of sego lilies during the early the “Pony Express" Notables manner in same Share street In the Britain Temple Also of prepioneer years of the settlements and chairman of the safety LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho-T- he third the supervision of Colonel Fred Jor- Great was Balt Lake Tribune-Telegraobtained several cartons of clgarets safety the Ooodyear cabin dis days Pioneers Watch Parade committee of the celebration Tabernacle Irrigation" gensen was rated the best division played place to the' "Birth Sof church Program be Home the Thieves Ransack To Inspector Daniel Grundvlg who first annual benefit barbecue willausOgden chamber of com and and the fourth depicting early merce by entered by the L D Earlier In the day the 1847 pioneer and bearing the date of 1842 saw the of entry worked the entire plan out with held here August 2 under the same means the fourth place to the "Empire Buil- transportation and under the super- Fremont the from second floor Using of the American Legion post to of the following year and windows parade ders" a committee entry was of the 2 C M I who proAnthony W Ivins first counselor In burglars entered the residence of General W G Williams grand mar- pices esvision of R J Olendennlng Kit Carson with squaw and trappers vided Butler ave- shal of the day is due much of the raise funds to help finance the 1393 Love H Milton Mrs them for accomodations L D S float Recalls Coidea Spike the of first the second sanatopresidency place of veterans’ tablishment given with of together ransacked successful for the credit of the the Those in charge of the dinner were representations handling An elaborate irjsical The Union Pacific float carried two The Judges for the floats were Sec- Hastings and Donner will be the principal speaker nue some time Friday $950 In cash the largest crowd ever to assemble rium here H parties of west- Mrs Kate C Snow president of the church home and escaped with bands fife and program replicas of locomotives one coming retary of State Milton H ofWelling Balt ern history Including taberservices in the braceon a Salt and streets Lake wrist during special woman’s state watch a central committee of the the drum corps and prominent InstruI from the west and one from the east J Plumhof president diamonds and Floats with 10:30 at nacle Aatos set let commerce and of Pioneers avm Sunday arranged sapphires Mr Daughters Utah Depict Early Life police Tow Away nd above them was a slogan "Lin- Lake chamber of mental and vocal soloists has been told detectives C Arnold chairman of the din- to honor the Folic as early as 6:30 a m began arranged pioneers as a feature of Mrs Love coln's vision of a united union was Louis McDermott director of the Closely associated with these came Ellen Prominent citizens from 230 North Nathaniel Jackson ner Mrs committee state treasurer of the and third division of the parade destreet with the result Wyoming northern Idaho and Utah consummated with the driving of the "Spirit of Progress” pageant the Covered Wagon Days celebration street said several dresses clearing Main West the O Fifth Mrs Fannie organization few ntin cars on the are being Invited pioneer life It was headed that there were but Railroad Band Wins grolden spike at Promontory May 10 Mrs Henry J Plumhof president of the and & set of sliver service comprised street after 8 JO a m when the beautiful float featuring the Woodruff past president of3809" Historic characters present at In the band division the Denver ft The establishment of a soldiers’ Blanche Matson vice president Mrs chamber of commerce will direct the the loot of burglars who entered her ficers towed several cars tothe beautiful “Miss were other home here was approved by the last memorial Pioneer” descendant Rose M Packer auditor Mrs Harrepre- Rio Grande Western won first prize ceremony the means the by afternoon house during of ’ a famous services leader Albert nonsectarian streets J children who by would session of the state legislature and sented have and the Lehi rodeo band second The been Young DougaU Mrs Hannah Southwlck will direct the choir and of a pass key At 8:30 o’clock officer arid fireproud to claim the relationship riet Ths Tribune-Telegra- m entry band Judges were Mayor John F Orson w DuPont and Police believed a passer-b- y fright men were stationed at each intersec- an aopropriatlon made Mrs Minnie Home Alexander Pratt and Erastus Showed a pony express rider stand-'in- g Bowman Snow will three the Schreiner play Arthur Freber and Captain days ahead of the main James-ened away burglars who had ap- tion which was a block from the line beside his hone In the sagebrush company the organ James D McBride Instruments to a door at’ the of march No automobiles were alplied advance Only 84 of First Band Lire 42 company send gating Into the distance men of announced with PioSylThe "Miss float by program The grand prize F H Weight at 630 South lowed to The L D 8 church “Birth of Irrl neer" will followed into the val- The pioneers at the dinner were vester Q Cannon chairman of the store of pass thus Insuring safety awarded a silver plaque wagons which be street Friday morning West First 22: the a float of spectator and preventing autoJuly birth of Irrigation Joseph 8 Horne Richfield Robert arrangements committee follows: Cation" depicted pioneer plow' donated by Edmund J Kearns and A strip of wood had been tom from mobiles valfirst the In Lake Salt from Interfering with the finally the arrlvai Sweeten Garland John R Young Anthem by the choir “Let the the door In an attempt at entry deJng in July furrow the divisional prize winners will be of the of 1847 The "Empire awarded pioneer leader Brigham Blandlng John S Adams Richfield Mountains Shout for Joy” invoca- tectives said At 1914 South Main procession ley the committee trophies by Young In blue "spring wagon” 84 Elijah N Freeman Joseph U An hour before the parade started I3ulldsrs" float showed a modem The two tion Chaplain J L McBride of Fort of Herbert P Brenneke 550 prize winning bands will were faithfully depleted civilization with paintings and mo- receive silver Joshua Eldredge and William Douglas song by the choir "Send the horns Boy Scouts members of Salt) Lake loving-cupof the own- furnished s Other floats and ex? ibiti depicted Gardner all of Balt Lake John H Out Thy Light” address G6Vernor and nearby troops reported for duty” dels with a oon traa ting scene of coventire the H Harry Madsen absence by ransacking erg pioneer life bringing back to earth Woodbury Granger Mrs Mary Ben-nlo- George H Dem address Mayor John ered wagons oxen and vast expanses The They were assigned all along the kicking In a basement route of the parade to serve as special Mrs Young F Bowman wlo “The Flag Without house afterPolice parade taken as a whole was the days when ecytne and wooden Calder Vernal sagebrush not learned window review most a as historical effective rake wee In keeping the crowds on tlie officers Elizabeth Steele Btapley Mona Mrs a Stain” John W Summerhays adAviation Club “Sponsor harvesting machines and loot any obtained whether they It was a feast of delight for the oxen nad never smelt gasoline sidewalks Bennlon Mrs dress Angelina Reed address Smoot of Spencer room Senator Jack class entered tlie Salt the A feature the float In prowler children— as shrill voiced comments One Interesting "Crowd Very Orderly” ikat Illustrated Hulda Thurston SmithMrsMrs Mary Senator William H King solo "Oh Harris hotel and obthe Take Exchange club won first place from the crowd showed— and many the process of shoeTg the oxen a A Parks Brockb&nk Melissa Ye Mountains High” Mrs Virginia tained aat suit Pinehart of clothing and other Motorcycle patrolmen deputies and Balt Lake City second Ogden cham-le- r of them were seeing for the first time detail which might Mr Lamaon Jane not Davis Caroline have Ivins Freeze Mr address occurred Barker: of commerce third and the Salt In vivid reality things of which they to modern wearing apparel during the absence state highway patrolmen numbering youth Cherry Harris and Mrs Bashua anthem “The Heavens Resound” the of 50 guarded the line of march acted the owner police- reported Lake chamber of commerce fourth had formed concepts more or less Draper pioneer of all women Salt Lake Rev choir benediction Kingsbury drove and the -Fryer Very The Exchange club entry "Spon- accurate from classroom and history covered wagon more true to life per-naAn "automobile prowler”towhile at- to clear the way for ambulances and Mrs the distinction has Staple Mark’s Bt A Post rear dean of the Henry to reach a blue a In general were effective in giving and book purse tempting soring Aviation" was huge than Family of being the first white child bom cathedral the automobile of J D the paraders clearance wherever seat of white airplane with the evolution of It was a source alike of wonder- utensils weremany others In Lake Salt came to Her parents n piled In for a long a needed Gatenby of Provo on with for adults many of Journey and "bossy transportation worked out on the aide ment and tied behind Utah July 29 1847 and she was born COURT UPHOLDS TAX LAWS street a severe was "rewarded” “It was a very orderly crowd” said WrbnQ to be descendants searched In vain for with small models Winding around whom are pride 9 of that year happy August arm his when Inflicted Chief laceration WV-Tl-ie plane were pony express riders of the pioneers In whose honor the buffalo grass on an a Idmouthful of Joseph E Burbldge "and the It Is believed that there art only OLYMPIA Wash July 24 street came In contact with the window public did their part to aiding us to covered wagons trains and automo- state held annual holiday and all of Fillmore's contribution cliv thirty-fou- r of 1847 still livvalidity of two of the state’s which cov-eof a to pioneers he had broken according have an acoldentless biles new tax laws on exempting moneys whom have learned to appreciate In : which despite modern ing said ths window Commissioner Burtonparade” also was well The Salt Lake City entries were re- some measure the courage and intangibles from taxation and evidence Police and faith He t0 obtained of new transtraces Accomplish blood and daJr1s showed pleased with the traffic situation He productions of old In the future of those who brought a Journey here In fewer nel Sevier county contributed the the other prohibiting Bults to enmade a and miniature expressed his appreciation for the cocivilization to the wilds of the Great hours was true to the life portation systems join the collection of taxes where stage coach to this section of a typical Balt Lake canBlanket valued at $10 were stolen operation of the public and his are until claimed Basin replicawith More history deputing those eco- after the taxes have been automobile of Harry Ostler thanks to the Boy Scouts and other Seagull Story Retold group of workmen Pioneer Memories Stir yon the one paid was from the old type wodden pipe The arrival of the Mormon Bat- nomic Utilities which mean so 'much upheld today by the state supreme 134 South State street by prowlers peace officers laying was to a It those an of of Joy followed In modem as civilization the court reported thing talion boys on 29 a scant two Inspector Grundvlg was congratuduring the afternoon police wrapped with wire and another older ana lated generation now all too quickly weeks from the July on all sides for the work of his Chief Burbldge advised Visitors were mus various Industries were- presented KToup laying modern steel lines day they from scene you were buying a of childhood out the was passing shown Fire money from the model was fighting a of tered out at Los Angeles was depi department and that of cooperating The Ogden float citizens to “keep your No keener picted m earliest locked a bucket windows 9:40 at stand stand this Its In doors old Goodyear cabin built in 1842 and adult endeavors today you cering brigade and through Utah' first school In and your agencies sight gradual development to the us of were Senator and Mrs Reed Smoot and your valuables hidden” Miles Goodyear with a trapper critics than they and none more en near an army tent wss held wouldn't the police departmember of Every buy one tainly again horse-drawthuslastlo n Senator and Mrs when from some passing the roster william H King ment excepting a small crew reIn letters of hand reels end hand pumps Arrest After Burglary standing In front of It The Salt group or rello ' without a coeater brake float they caught gold on the appearing vehicles steam engines and Governor George H Dem Secretary served for Lake chamber of commerce entry the true flavor or aide of the float The for to the night duty reported city t)ne man was being held of pioneering life A seagull story was not the various types of motor-drive- n of State Welling Louis Marcus was a prospector examining some ore forgotten nor finally equipment Salt burglary at parade assignments (I'm not even sure they Lake City’s ctor-general of the Covered Wagon Jail In' connection with aWoods front or his cabin while his trusty ’spider" hung on the outside of the the organization In me home cf John 1710 of Dan W home canvas the 'em without coaster oovered an old make water fash celebration was Illustrated Chairman wagon Days Lightlooked Joseph supply on R Park In 1850 of the Institution burro the street reported who South Main toned bed quilt and "four poster” a which Is now the brake of Utah ing and the use of arttfictal and nat- of the parade committee President loss of $130 to cash two rings and a Italian Float Wine any more) Unlveislty Heber J Grant of the L D S church spinning wheel or melodeon would faculty has grown from three to ural gas were also depleted to burglars who entered m In the foreign nations section the serve to bring a memory to the heart Its officials and other Bowman pistol Mayor two Shewn hundred Result If you are buying a ear student body Irrigation toe lets Chrlhtoforo Colombo or and a quaver to the voice that told from twenty-fiv- e and Its residence while he waa watching the to more than Davts county ahowed what Irriga- of the state city county and cele- downtown parade Italian society was awarded first that living bration committees you ought to think today get a thrill from thlrty-sl- x pioneers hundred as Walter tion has done there Bandy featured The grand marshal was followed The man gave his name in fact a half dozen Japanese society second a celebration that Is In their honor The twice— jilace thethsChinese of the told and IllusNews its poultry The Deseret tragic story society third The as well as In tribute to their former handcart nd by his aides including Colonel Ham- M Hunt 38M of Enid Okla before buying one timea— was retold and pioneers who trated D McOtaness pioneer printing equipment ilton Gardner Lieutenant Colonel Detective I tallan society float depleted the leaders who have crossed one last one learned that handcaits were arrest his automobile Uie Free Wheeling without Payson told of Its homncomlng cele- Curtis Y Clawson made the Arnold landing ofa Columbus theThe display and great divide Major often pulled as well as pushed on bration with a band and a monster Rich number of which led to his 8anta MIncluded replica of license C Neslen The day has its foundation In his- the Clarence Chaplain across trek had been plain anl moun- onion on a float Brigham City had arla Columbus' ship and a group of tory and history ran all through its tain longPowder SANTIAGO Chile July 24 (£)— J M De Weese and Captain apprehension at 8:15 p mfriend (I'm not sure there'll be horns conveniently reaches to exhibit to Craw attention Captain from Students taliani representing hi crew The celebration L A Brown aides who in the possession of a As befitted a patriotic been Honorary who' without Free Wheebarricaded had ou the carts use Friwith for any the a Its peach days loat bore the legend “America’s First celebration George Washington was slung on prancing horses were Kansas City Thursday night and Chile for two muskets carried the men were The mining industry was depicted followed W ling in a year or two) of the first presi- day He was booked on open charges In the University of Ivins Explorer" present In his victoria with Martha grim reminders of by Anthony necessitous prep- In various branches Metal and coal The Japanese and Chinese floats by his side and followed Willard According to reports to police days in protest against the governThomas for a Journey on which meat mine operators described the devel- dency ofBthe L D S church L Free Wheeling add "the consisted of scenes from those coun Jefferson John Adams andbyothers In arations Wil- neighbors saw two men break into ment left the university under Grant F Young Parley must be provided and hostile red- opment of their operation with liams Rufus residence about noon and truce Woods sdne the thrill and whizz to tries with elaborate floral decor- similar conveyances They rode with skins F E Simpson Bertltng late after soldiers had warded off today floats of historical significance park Enoch Bowles Dr A S Kendall noted the license number of their car ations the military at the head of the proon their stronghold ' fired mod- William coaster the ’motoring In metai told Coaches mining Carboh county drew first prize for cession Woods burglar Stage Rnirble City Mr displayed L Andrew W Along police Corey Nor was Christopher Cobrake did to bicycling Cedar City drew atten- Jones MCorey Two were known to have been floats Davis second Utah lumbus and his Santa D Hlgbee Richard A suspects dfove up to his house at 7:45 Similar In spirit was the Black ern mode county Bevler Marla forgotto fn smelter pio- Thorley James Smith W H Siddo p m and that when he attempted killed and : and you might as well have fourth and Balt Lake ten as the great discoverer landed to Hawk Indian War Veterans’ band tion its first Iron third many wounded Including time tapping its rich resources way John N Davis O B Calder to Hunt the suspect fled being Fifth organized the legend said In 1849 neer grab greet the Caribbean “Indians" of number of women to the streets the fqrt and the 15 to Woods was iron In Carbon and friends county present W M McCoy John Bennlon G L pursued by of Mr Desert Contrasts With Farm new world His fellow countrymen And riders armed with muskets rode continuous In and 20 and South bands and with and at firing groups Seventeenth saving of gas and oil sniping displays Becker J E Magelby Neal McMil- overtaken top of the stage roach of early The Carbon county float was a from the Mediterranean shores were on chowing the Importance of the coal lan P C Scorup Moroni Spllsbury Main streets The chase which led during the afternoon after fightoffers— pow that you times white gauze covered wagon with coal glad to honor him mining Industry to the state Brigham Riggs William Delamare through stop signs and red traffic ing at the university Police and can get a real Free Wheeeither end and "dry Ice” Headed by an Indian band on This- - section of the parade closed blo ks atoenter William Wright John T Wlgnall and lights according to reports to police students blamed each other' for a Bands Represent All Utah groups of the varous nathe Davis oounty had a horseback which dispensed good If marching Studebaker for $545— ling the a tire when on suspect’s ended Charles Bush which have assotions to contributed the Jordan the battle replica of a typical Davis county somewhat anachronistic music the upbuilding of the Utah common- ciation River Improvement picout starting car blew Colonel Leads Troops presented contrasting —the lowest priced Six with the atTroops made three separate wealth as It prospered into less dif- tures favoring development of the The military section which came Hunt furnished police said was tacks on the university building man who he with Free Wheeling ficult if not happier days west side Utah county had present after the parade officials and aides name of theautomobile today at the time of More than 3000 shots were fired there The stage coach reappeared In the queen of the various local cele- was led by Colonel Howard C Price driving the standard equipment es arrested him and of In other and the downtown the the next parade section devoted to brations Salt Lake county had parts police This at 10burglary commander of Fort and engineered from tip to Here were float to tell of Its resources Heber section Included the Douglas p m He gave the name James area' All business was suspended early transportation Thirty-eight- h B Sloniger 32 of Kansas City He and stores offices and banks put up tail to give you the fullest shown again the Indians and their City with band and float depicted on Pan Elibt) 661 (Continued Second was taken Into custody at steel shutters modes of travel The pony express historical In Wasatch benefits of Free Wheeling episodes Hunt Isaac have where Marcosson send Btreet he East magazine writer was sponsored by The Tribune-Telegracounty Lehi American Fork Spanin finest its wife form his and Miss been Evelyn Seeley living and the float won both ap- ish Fork SprUigvllle Magna MidNew York newspaper woman with plause and comment from the vale Bountiful with Its flowers were others escaped Injury when they crowds lb carried a replica of the all on hand each supplying music were caught In a doorway by chargPioneer Trails mar iter In front of as well By FRANK II SIMONDS ing lancers They shouted that they The Tribune building and a pony exBand were present from every were visitors press rider In the me handsomely comer of Utah Not the least of the Atnerira'i Greatest Authority on f mounted The comment was largely attraction was the mounted band International Affairs directed to the daring dexterity of from Fountain Green And the drum Deputy Sheriff Q R Richmond of —And— the rider in keeping his mount on and trumpet corps of ths Ogden Sacramento county arrived here Frithe unguarded float American Legion Herman Baker day night to return to California two A HOST OF GREAT FEATURES post performed in a manner that Bicycle Seen youths and a girl companion with of The the had Midvale would spirit grace any parade pioneer —In— Coalville contributed a covered whom they allegedly drove away in more one Br-true than echool Provo Bout counterpart high troop an automobile owned by the girl’s wagon drawn by a cow hame'sed up 41 the local firemen’ and policee the attendant during In team with a horse celebrating R C Jay 88 of Oakland Calif lather which tthe first mall railroad and men’s opened parade carriers the days before the railroad came The trio Bernice Trebilcock 19 was to the emergency hospital early Covered annual in vied bands Wagon Days furnishing shopmen's Memories of civil war days were re Edward Fisher 18 and a Saturday suffering from a probable celebration Friday called by representations of Grant muslo with other bands from Davis boy were arrested Thursday at Sec- fracture of the pelvis Not for eight hours did Bob v Draper Bandy Ogden the streets and Lee and this brought a tableau county ond East and Elghtli South Mr Jay told attaches of the hosgg 19 of 3080 Ninth East I fitetwry military orof the founding of Tort Douglas by various state and fedeialband In the car by Detectives W E Eggle- pital that he lost his balance while street treatfor Held apply organthe hospital General P E Conner In 1812 The ganizations ston and J D Brown Deputy Rich- on a platform between two cars of a ment to a fractured leg 1886 the Hawk'ns and railroad the bicycle the au’omoblle ized In other mond said the girl and the youths train and was thrown from the train 8 a m Friday when a at band from Junior many and the airplane were all shown in several schools were reside at Oak Park a suburb of Sac- at 11 p m Friday He was traveling horse fell on him at his home vied and present ramento and that all are members from Oakland to Salt Lake when the history A rider on a The reason? Bob rode the CO with older organisation In the qualof prominent families bicycle shared honors with a float accident happened at Fourth North horse in the parade their music of ity Distributors an Retailers the the B C Trebilcock father of the girl and Third West streets he said golden depleting driving cf was at the The treated youth Many Notables Present is scheduled to arrive In Salt Lake pike where Central Pacific and 570 South Main emergency hospital and reUnion Pacific met or one showing The great procession led by BrigDuring the ninth century the Saturday morning to return to Sacto home moved bis Denver & Rio Grande Western adier General W O Williams grand Wastach 6596 ramento with his daughter the greater part of England was laid waste by Uie Danes train emerging from tlie Moffat tun marshal started passing the review-'- ideputy and the two youths Friday Horses Recall n of Annual Starts 4v Wagon” ' to Tribune-Telegra- m ' ' - out-of-to- ' Vo-nee- rs Police arid Boy Scouts Win Praise Officers hint Parade for Leader? 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