| Show President U t First L Lady dy and arld Governor Go Smi Smile Upon Throng w 4 H 1 1 Y l W Y Yg Yr 7 g r r l 2 MM 0 y Jf 4 r nr t j y 7 f l rl r r r i orti e 5 r rt a t 4 gilr a r 9 a Jr a 9 r nr N Z d 4 yn J. J rr I 7 dt e r f l lJ J X 4 5 d f dp A r Smiling on thousands sands in th the Union Pacific depot deppt during the presidents president's dents dent's visit l left ft to tori ri ht are are Paul Hard secret service service operative President President dent Fran Franklin klin D. D Roosevelt o sev It G Gus s Gennerich another secret service operative op p. p ve Mrs Roosevelt and nd Governor Go Henry H. H Blood Cheering Thousands Welcome me j Roosevelt During S Salt ll Lake t L Stay Staff JE I. I By Y BILL I Il M DOUGALL L 1 fi Franklin D D. Roosevelt had d paid his first visit to Salt Lake City president of the United States Monday W It A f cheering crowd of from 10 to welcomed med the nations nation's No 1 citizen t to the city during a af f v visit sit Su Sunday and roared their approval as his slipped out of the station 20 t r b bound for Bou Boulder er dam damand nd the west west es coast And the pres president dent himself was pleased WI with th the gr greeting Salt Lake City accorded him Why governor the president f s said i turning to Governor Henry H. H HB Blood who him himon on the observation o ion car platform zm there must be people out there As the I president prepared prepared- to dedicate Boulder dam dm Monday he hc carried with him memories memories' mem mem- ones ories' of a stupendous us us ovation accorded him by the citizens of Salt Lake City and Utah Civic an and l state officials crowded his coa coach h on t the e special car 10 train which ch chugged into t the e depot Sunday at t 1230 p p. m m. Crowds estimated d at between and packed the thc depot while an additional ion l so 50 were jammed south of the station on w West st First South South street and strung along railroads ads tracks track as far as the city limits My liMy fr friends ends President Roosevelt told throngs gathered about his train it i. i Js is good to bein be bein bein I to be friends in Salt Lake City again on this beautiful day am happy my the thc mayor of Salt Lake Cit City j V. V erne of elf Utah and I A haired gray old ld lady pressed against restraining lining r ropes pes fainted tainted f just fust before the train pulled in Burly Burly Burly Bur Bur- ly police laid her on tho concrete outside the ropes an and administered to her until she was was' revived and rid taken away way The The womans woman's name was not learned d She was was dressed in a faded old blue coat She had waited from C Continued on Pare Seven en iL r L. L THRONGS SEE EE ROOSEVELT I Continued from tram P pu w one to see the president tore noon ore poInt of vantage age opposite spot eXact jj where the e presidents president's did not see sec him She Sh L rit t said only case cas police the n WM t Wp 7 marred Roose- Roose ch in tn any way t ti etIng Roosevelt told those to see ce the inde- inde W We arc going of the Philippines in a aI years r I few it is a remarkable able and To o me inC which ich has MiS that a t nation W C territory as a a. result of ot a a. that territory noW nov giving is r people tic k t to It its know that to thing Is a fine dIt has he kept its ts word This nation t of the tact fact that the an co country believe e in this ople of their word That is IS a mIghty world the od thi thing for tor expressed regret f 1 rh president of War George H. H it t Secretary s President is fault It my But said The secretary of me inc at the to represent r L has bU left of of the new common- common government of tho the Philip- Philip th few Ines and neighbor will Wend Your present me and all all the people and andam that your TOUt former gover- gover am m sure me nV- nV or r and nd th the Secretary of ot War eorge H. H Dern will do dolt it well thousands waited to greet greetie ie a pilot train tram steamed to e president the station at at 1220 p p. p m. m The Theat lot at train preceded the U 1 special pedal t Dy y some soma 10 or 12 min min- 7 Troops Patrol Area I Shortly after 1230 p. p m. m the 10 ir ar r chugged in m. From ir It r platforms peered secret serice ser ser- ice ico agents agent One h hundred and fifty from Fort Douglas pa- pa rolled restraining rop lines They r re augmented by 7 75 5 Salt Lake it ity police officers Ins inside de the sta- sta on on and directing tr traffic outside In Iii charge of army activities s was ajar jar C. C E. E Drigger Driggers plans and ining ining officer who acted under of Lieutenant Colonel E B. McCarthy acting post com com- rider in absence of Colonel W. W C C. ceney Assisting were Captains SH H. H Rockefeller feller and K S. S Olson id LII Lieutenants ants A. A W. W Tyson and P P. P Larson Enter Private Car When the train halted city state stated stated d id d civic officials and Democratic ty authorities entered the ite te car to greet the president He Ele e received them seated in an any anay ansy ay y chair in the observation car inge gee Mayor Louis Marcus presented the key to Salt Lake City h huge ge affair fashioned from Utah W Tell J. J Mr fi President May Mayor r c told him Im glad to to greet od a to to Salt Lake City and present ou Cu this key It is fashioned from Uh tah copp copper r and I hope you'll keep as 11 a memento of your visit lit lIt It is one of the most unusual w I have ever seen President replied to bring back ba k to Washington and keep iton it nong iong on my other souvenirs t Greet President Among I ong those wh who personally reeled the president in his private I were Governor and Henry H. H load lood Mayor Marcus O. O R. R Micho Mich- Mich son o oui Democratic state chairman B. B Brown Democratic national Mrs Frank W. W Fennel Pen Pen- oe nel vi vice chairman ef of the state ISo e committee Dr Dorothy er regional director if t f women's activities ties for the fe federal eral orb orto pr progress r ss administration W W. E E. president of at the chamI cham cham- I fer of f comme commerce ee Mrs Mn Frederick P Champ top of Lo Logan an Po Postmaster I. I A. A T. T Sanford state di director dl- dl lt rector ector tor of the national emergency coun council U Mrs Burton W. W V. V Musser Democratic national nan n for tor Utah and Mrs John M. M Wallace allace and her two sons ons Going to Train Tho Those who boarded the train for fore e trip t to Boulder dam were Wil- Wil Vili i ni niR iR R Wallace chairman of the tat late water water storage commission ob obert t H. H Hinckley assistant to w. w L. L H HopkIns national relief Wile Wilson on McCarthy Ident of the Denver 8 Salt Lake oad Moffat road and Gover Gover- pr Ot Blood S. S Eccles governor of the e f federal reserve board hoarded boarded e train at Ogden j SiJ C cheers cers from the crowd called d the pr president to the rear ear of the train Qu Cu Gennerich Accompanied by secret service tie e opera opera- Roosevelt appeared on the ob- ob car P platform A A broad broaded I t the ed his Ws face act He waved asSembled thousand Cheers e thundered u up from from Union Pacific epoL tin Roosevelt Appears Ro sevelt followed him to a with Go Blood d r Mayor Marcus MarcU Also oy on the or ata Standing on the ground tto it were Ruell C. C Wood in erge rge of the he secret rard t fA A Merrill lo local nl agent detail Paul lid I t and Mr McIntyre re to the president St Ih nt t good to b be spoke in My friends gain Salt Lake Lako City S Ru ct to rn and to Secretary tary of War Var ne brought against more me the cheers Crowds W When en Jle he finIshed Std for or amateur p tf p aki aking 1 g he ugh d waved d at Ui the Jv to a crowd and Inbe In hi request reque be e Platform L lean over side Tso so of out of Ingo go visIon of th the could see we him ir rear ot of the ore lore cheers cheer did 80 o to The be train jf pun pulled out s. s promptly at |
