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Show HAPPY BOOSTERS START 01 INVASION Move on Northern Utah and Southern Idaho to Smiling Smil-ing Conquest. With a series of piercing shrieks the Commercial club booster special train pulled out of the Oregon Short Line dcpul at ll:5!l o'clock last night and started on the "swing around the cir tie" into Idaho. The shrieks emanated from tho Wizard of the Wasatch whistle, whis-tle, which was attached to the roof of the baggage car. This whistle, accord inr; to H. 11. llimhins. w-h is the chief custodian of the advertising of the Wizard, will blow the excursionists into and out of every one of the forty nine towns on the route, to say nothing of blowing over several houses and calling out the (ire departments along the line. Incidentally it is "some whist le." The same pleasant musical instrument accompanied the excursionists last year and in one of the cities visited there was recorded three runaways and the crops were scared out of si. months' orowth. Train Is Palatial. The s ial train which carries the e.eursionists is one of the finest ever sent out of Salt Lake by the Oregon Ore-gon Short Line. It consists nf four standard Pullman sleepers, rule tourist sleeper, two .lining cars, an obsena-lion obsena-lion car and a baggage car. The equipment equip-ment is in charge of a picked erew and the otlicials have promised those in charge of the party that evcrv- Nation en route will be reached exactly on the dot. Traveling according to schedule is imperaliw' in eases of an excursion excur-sion such as the one started Inst night. The boosters yvjj make stops in eleven towns today, in ea.-h of which there is to be a parade and n booster meetnie. A total id' seventv tv.o Salt I.ai e business non, repi e..ej,i m' ditfercat !m-ii:ess ,!.. and oi n izal ima . com. prii- the ex. iiiMoin-ts. 'I la v are ,.. c.onpa n led bv H"'d ha n.l of t out v ! mas, nai and 1 1,.. Imper,,, I qoai let te. 'I he ha nd v. ill load 1 he pro c.s-ioi, in ca'd, r'tv and the eiaMo1l i- -. hob. b-d tor a .on. e , 1 a I -.,, h 'I he firM Hep tod;,-, ,. ill ,e at Ma lad. Idaho, v. io -e - ( o nine., ial .- .il ist at tin. do; ot a no to enm t ,, ,, t fnculi 1 ne i,r. and to ! t,, m. ; la e. a. h. r . h 'O '- ot ) 1 . t a i ' . Iid;,'e Arts as "Key." t a to 1 ,. . il e. e ,,, t,. j to' ,- v : t a '. r - - ... n, ., t -t ' X si. I . i.a. , " T( ,. , " - '-' " ""' Out f.e pa-:- i, ah. j r- if .. . ji . Ti . . I HAPPY BOOSTERS START 1 IflSl (Continued from Page One.) ing the start last nipht will be augmented aug-mented before the trip is completed by a score of men who are unable to make the entire trip, or who could not leave with the main party last night. Hat-Um-Ai's Wand. A" unique souveriir will be distributed distrib-uted by the Wizard of the Wasatch. Fifteen thousand "wizard wands.'" which baffle description, but which are said to have been given mapie power by Hat-Um-Ai himself, will be given awar duriDg the trip. The waving wav-ing of the wand will give the possessor posses-sor anything he desires, said Hat-Um-Ai last niht. Inscribed on each wand is a description of the historical, allegorical alle-gorical and electrical pageant which will be one of the chief attractions of the carnival to be held in this city next August. The excursionists will today visit Malad, Garland, Tremonton, Brigham City, Cache Junction, Wellsville, Hy-rura, Hy-rura, Smithfield, Richmond, Preston and Logan. The itinerary for the balance of . the week will be: Tuesday Hailey, Bellevue, Richfield, Shoshone Gooding, Glenns Ferry, Mountain Home. Nam pa, Caldwell. Wednesday Weiser. Payette, Ontario, Onta-rio, Xysa, Parma, Boise. Thursday Wendell. Jerome, Knpert. Burlev, "Hansen, Kimberlv, Filer, Buhl, Twin "Kails. Fridav -American "Falls, Pocatello. Blnckfoot, Shelley, Ashton, St. Anthony, An-thony, Rexburg. R-igby, Idaho Falls. Saturday Paris, Montpelier, Soda Springs, Bancroft, McCammon, Salt Lake City. Personnel of Party. The members of the party and the firms they 'represent are as follows: Aetna Insurance company, Weslev Klner. Santa Fe lines, K R. Ieis. Bertram Motor Supply company, TV". B. Hamilton. American Steel & Wire company, G. II. Williams. Bailey & Sons company. J. B. Quinn. Capital Electric company, K. S. Foi-land. Foi-land. Columbian Optical company, A. M. Glover. Chicago, Tflwaukce & St. Paul railroad, H. H. Hunkins. Crane company, William Bo wen. Consolidated Wagon & Machine company, com-pany, W. G. Hampton. Chillen hotel, Fred J. J'joona rd. Denver & Rio Grande-Western Pacific, Pa-cific, C. Hoesett. Eardley Bros.. TO. H. Eard'ey. Fisher Brewinp company. F. A. Fisher. Falrbanlts-Morse, 1 . G. Bolton. Galiglier Marhinerv, C. T. CarruLhcrs. General Flectric. p. T. HartzweH. Hemenwav & Moscr. O. "'. Hemenwav. Hewlett Bros.. O. If. Hewlett. Heber J. Grant & Co., Gcorpc J. Cannon. Can-non. J. R. Hufhauer company, .1. R. J luf-bauer. luf-bauer. Herald -Republienn, T. PeYVitt Foster. Independent Coal company, William Gorton. Inland CiTStal Salt company. Finley G. Brooks. Ititermoiini.ain Electric compnny, C. B. Ha wley. International Harvester company, S. J. Seal. - Jensen Creamery company. W. F. Jensen. Jen-sen. Carlylo. Hall. Kemmercr Coal. T. J. O'Brien. La mbcri Paper. Gorce C. mhert. T.ion Con! ccmpany. H. B. Mnrchynt. Tc'orni',l bank. Tl. T.. Concl. Mountain Stater? Ttiephone fir Teln-praph, Teln-praph, A. H. DeNike, J. F. Green wa Id. C. C. Campbell. S. W. Morrison. Merchant?" Candy, FI. E. V'; rd. National Cash Register. Os-'far Grosiiell. Xat ional Copper ba nk. A rn,- stronET. National Bank of The Republic, V,. A. Culbertson. O.lrn Pnvtland Cement, V. A. Stua:r. Oregon Short Line, IT. VI. Gori win. S. C. RilO-lr.c. Porter-Walton compnny. F. W. Walton. Wal-ton. Commercial Huh. y. C. 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