| Show MEMORIAL DAY PARADE Those Taking Part Will Report at 0 Oclock Qcncrnl Observance Anticirmted Allpersons taking part In the parade today ate Vequenlcd to report promptly to Ihcfr meulect Lye orgnnlsullons at 1 J oclock ahurp us hue procession will move ui 1J0 oclock At the disband menl of the parade the James P Mc Kean post ami George K I L Maxwell post G A IL and nil old soldiers together i lilt Ui3 McKcmi Womcnn Jellef I corps will take cnrs on Second South street Just east of State trcct for Mt Olivet cemetery The Maxwell Womans Relief corps will take cars for the City cemetery at the Eagle gate as soon as the par ide Is over Judge C C Goodwin Is the orator of Hie day at Ml t Olivet cemetery while at the City cemetery VlllInm D 1 RIter will spcuk Everything points to rs general observance of the day Weather Porccnst for Day For several days Section Director Murdoch l IIIIK been hard at work trying lu manufacture the prviycr kind of wenthor for Dcoralioi day On leaving leav-ing his ofllce las night he announced that he had been only partially successful suc-cessful He thinks he succeeded in bringing the temperature down several degrees but Is afraid that fcevural bowers which he tiled to scare away will I silll make their appearance during the day By way of consolation however Mr Murdoch Is atlsiled that the showers will bo purely local vlr l while raining In one placs It I will I be clear In another only a few miles distant Altogether the day ought to be a most enjoyable one i Yesterday the mercury made another effort and nearly succeeded In breaking the record Steadily and ambitiously t the mercury climbed till SS degrees was reached equalling the record of Monday Mon-day dayTlic Tlic order of formation will be as fol lows Platoon of police Grand Marshal Frank IT Clark and aids Jletti lIniment G Sleui ten Cupt P M Hithop M M I ICaighn V P Row Alma Pratt Cai > John F Crltchlow Loins El Kddy Cii jut J wash Aomig MaJ P MrCormlek Gov AVoIlB and staff In carriages with mounted escort Twelfth Unltod I Stales Infantry band Col J W Ijubb commandant at Fort Douglas Cant C II I Ha rich adjutant Capt U I Hirst I riuartermaslrtr Capt F S Co cliiii comtnlssarv First battalion Twnlfth Unllcd Stales lnfantiy MaJ P G Vood commanding company A Capl J P Ilarbeson 1 company com-pany n Capt VS J Pardee company O Capt V K Creary company D Lieut T 1 McConnell MclCcan hO5t No 3 G A K C W A Sclincll commander Maxwell post No i G A It J W Road commander Indian I war vlorans I of Utah Jlutiorhachs I band Spanish war veterans LieutCol J O Nystrom Canton Col fax No 1 Patriarchs Militant Mili-tant 1 O O F Cal H V Lewis commander com-mander Judge C C Goodwin orator Mrs Ailno Colbnrn Plummer solblst at Mt Olivet mid rscorl William Ullcr orator at City cemetery and escort In carriages Ambulances MaJ Calirr commanding brigade United States artillery and tufi Twelfth Lnlled States Held battery Capt S D Suirgls Twentysecond Inltcd States Held battery bat-tery Cfpt A Cronkhlte Jndlan war velcnma mounted SKCOND DIVISION Mayor Thompson and City Council InCa In-Ca Holds band Gen Jolui Q Cannon commanding U N G and stalY Col J D Ford Co M If I Lund Col V I Beer MaJ R 1 Glendonnlng MaJ A L Williams Signal corps Col Sam C Park commander l < lrst regiment U N G ami staff CapU Munn Capt C M Porter MaJ Benedict Company If Capt Williams Company K Capt JU icy All Hallows cadets Capt Raymond Keller commanding High School cadets Lieut Alex Thonius commanding Battery A U N G Troop of cavalry U N G Teamsters union 100 wagons with school children laden with t lowers LINE OF MARClf Tho line of march will be north on the west ldo of Main street to Second South thence west on Second South to West Temple I ben north on West Temple to First South thence cast on First south to Main thence north on west bide ot Main to Brlgham thence by l countermarch counter-march south on east side of Main to Second Sec-ond South tlieneo cast on Second Son I hi Oov Wells and staff and Col Bnbb and his command will proceed to Ml Olivet cemetery where in addition to the formal for-mal ceremonies Judge C C Goodwin will deliver the oration of the day and Mrs Anna Colbnrn Plummet will sing Tlio Flap Without a Stain Two companJcs of the Twelfth United States Infantry will proceed tbonce I to the Fort Douglas cemetery where In addition addi-tion lo the formal ceremonies Chaplain Marvin of tho Twelfth Tnltod States in fantrv will deliver an oration Tho G A H posts and MclCcan Relief corps will take cats on Second South Just east of Stale street for Mt Olivet corne temY inomui Second South and Stale streets the Spanish and Indian I war veterans will moVD north on Stato lo Erlghum where tluV and the Maxwell RelleC corps will take tho cars for the City cemetery accompanied ac-companied by llanorbaohs band and U N 6 batteries followed by the wagon train of children which will thence proceed pro-ceed east on Hrljjham to City cemetery After ihe xoreses at the cemetery the wagon train will proceed trout the cemetery ceme-tery by he north gate At Stale and Second South streets the Infantry of the U N G the uniform rank of I O 0 F All Hallows cadets and the High I School cadets will march to their respective quarters |
