| Show BOOSTERS OFF ON TOUR Of S T A T r L' L Commercial C Clubs Club's All Utah Uth Excursion Starts Under Favorable Auspices I 2 1 s HAPPY CROWD BOARDS q SPECIAL FOR SOUTHWell SOUTH SOUTH 4 j Well Equipped Train Starts on W WeeKs WeeK's ek s Jaunt to the Principal Cities Cities' It J Special to Tho Time Telegram AMERICAN AMERICAN- PORK FORK May 16 The Th Tho 1 Salt SnIt Lake Commercial clubs cluba excursion i reached American n Fork Foik about- about one hour hou Jat late but was accorded a hearty c s tion HOD which included by y time the American Fork Pork band thus jv- jv lug Montgomery's bunch of musicians I Ia a slight rest After remaining nin about nn an hour hour tho the visitors returned to their train and continued Tourney journey i south Thc They are aro scheduled d f for stops at nt Pleasant Grovo and this t afternoon and at nt Provo ton tonight The Jho receptions along the tho route have bar been ory cordial and in each enen largo an and Ta enthusiastic turnouts have ted greeted the tho visitors Stops were cre made at nt Murray Sandy Sanely and Lehi Where speeches were made mado in turn by E. E P. P Colborn secretary J. J E E Caine of oC the Commercial club G G- Miller and Vi Vice President George T. T Odd Odoll who is 5 at tho the head of tho excursion The ad t dresses of welcome to the various mu wore vore made mado in each case eSIO b by tho ho president of at the tho local Commer Commercial 1 cial clubs and the mayors of the tho towns At Draper which h is not incorporated c D. D O. O Hideout Rideout did the honors iTo j i I To the accompaniment nt of ot the braying of oC the th band the tooting of locomotive whistles whistleR and the shouts of or the evangels of oC trade trado aa as they scrambled aboard the special train at nt tho the Oregon Short LIne Une and Salt Lake route passenger station this morning the thc Commercial clubs club's Alt All Utah excursion started under the most moat S auspicious circumstances at 3 92 2 r Aboard tho the train were about representative representative rep rep- Utah bu business men man Montgomery's Mont Mont- gomes gomery's military band of sixteen pieces and the Graham male quartette quat It was Wall wasa Walla a merry bunch of business boosters and trade getters who made mado an inspection of or I. I tho ho train before the start wa was wan made And there thero were no no criticisms of ot the train nor of ot its appointments There were six r hauled bRUle by engine 29 29 one orthe of low built speedsters and and- con considered one of or tho the best beet engines engine in the tho service of this division dl The tourist sleeper next to fo the tho engine band ho Next Neat was as reserved for tor the boys hoys in line Une was the diner r the tables s of which were decorated with huge clu clusters of ot pink and white c carnations presenting a n pretty pretty pretty pret pret- ty picture and one that TV will add to the pleasure of or the excursionists Four standard stan stan- dard dent Pullman coaches completed ted the train Tako Taka Caro Care of Excursionists The members of ot the train crew crow hauling hauling haul haul- ing the special were ero W. W H. H Blood conductor conductor con con- ductor Brakemen Palmer and Matthews Fireman Douglas Engineer 11 1 d III e mas Pul Pullman man Conductor W. W B. B Ferrin Accompanying Ac Ac- companying tho the excursion arc aro the following tot fol lowing railroad service men Superintendent Twining of or the Pullman company com coin pan pany J. J H. H Manderfield Salt Lake route W. W Yo v H. H Smith assistant superintendent l Salt Lake route R. R V. W. Flandro commercial com corn mercial mercia agent Salt Sail Lake Lako route and P.J. P. P 7 of or dining car ser J. J Murphy inspector l vice F. F l lV W. W Gentsch of ot tho ho dining car t service was at tho the station to Inspect the diner before tho the train pulled out but did not accompany the excursionists Tho The business men be began an to congregate at tho the union station at Many of ot them were loaded with badges and buttons literature and advertising mator matter mat mat- ter or to be us used d on the trip Each of the excursionists was supplied with a handsome handsome hand hand- some silk badge tho ho gift of the tho Commercial Commercial Commer Commer- cial cia club as 88 a a. souvenir of the trip These badges are In red white while and black with gold mountings From a gold bar blU with witha a red Held field on which is pr printed In black the word Member is III suspended a back ribbon of oC red silk Ilk bearing the Inscription in iii gold Salt Lake Lako Commercial Club Excursion Ex Ex- iSlO 1910 A white silk ribbon extends ex cx- cx tends about one-half one the tho length of the larger ribbon suspended from the the- top bar and over this Is a a. red silk sUk ribbon at attach attached at- at p tach rid to which is a medallion pendant in form tonn and with a n. gold rim This pendant bears in black in tho the c center cen cen- n- n ter a n. tin fine picture of the Commercial club building with the inscription SUrrounding surrounding sur SUr- rounding it In circular form Commer Cammer Commercial cial Clu Club J Salt Lake City Many Booster Buttons Button Among the boat hester boater r buttons that were distributed among the pa passengers on the the- trip were the Commercial clu clubs club's 5 red and h black button bearing a picture of ot the the club climb building and tho the exhortation for Utah and to help advertise I the good roads buttons that are b being In 8 scattered broadcast b by tho the Utah A Automo- Automo t bile association n. n which Is represented on r f tho the trip by Orson Oon H. H Hewlett Another placard that will be distributed by th the thou thousands ands along alon the tho route li it a taJ tag to be fastened to tho the buttons of the fhe victims bearing in r red ink on one side liMe Elect le legislators who will protect I Utah and on the time reverse the slogan lolan Down with coal rates rateR Man Many other advertising devices de were taken b by the th business men who will while advertising nd the state advertise their own business s enterprises Q an as a sort port of or side aide Issue Montgomery's band attired In the new t uniforms uniform was at the station car early carand and enlivened cued the crowds rods with a number of stirring selections Fred Graham and his mile male quartet were there the too Th The ThA members of or this organization are aro T. T S. S Ashworth tint first tenor Fred Graham second ond tenor J. J W W. Curtis first bass anti and Victor 8 second I bass rime Tho quartet will give tc selections all all' j along the time route and t with the thEl band will i I lead th the excursionists In singing topical songs Waiting for Officials y A short abort time before the train was vas found that I scheduled to start It was I neither Governor Go Spry Ma Mayor Maor or Bransford nor Samuel Newhouse had arrived an Th Tim J committee in charge ehan waited d until 55 o'clock and then therm telephoned to these men inca j he lie had found round Governor Go Spry said that it would he be impossible to l leave the tho helm k of the tho ship of ot state this morning In timeto time i ito to take the train but that he would overtake it at Lohi Iohl It was wall Impossible but hut Samuel to reach Ma Mayor Maor or Newhouse said he ho would overtake the excursionists at nt Richfield tomorrow tomorrow night A delay of oC a few minutes minute longer WAS WAI then arranged for while THE TELE TELEGRAM GRAM photographed took a a. picture of oC the tho crowd Tho The bandsmen were grouped in u uthe 1 the tho foreground oc near the time engine the the crew was WilS posed and all was 38 ready Then Ihen Orson H. H Hewlett scrambled to a com com J position paRmon on th the ru running board Continued d on page 1 10 O. O V BOOSTERS Continued from page page- 1 of or the cn engine lne Other Othor business men n would not bo be outdone by Mr lr Hewlett an and soon noon merchants were cO covering the tho to engins en- en n- n gins Kine like b boos bees os swarming to a new hOT homo An effort wn was miudo to boost bolt Mr Hewlett to t a comfortable scat seat on top of the smokestack hut but he objected so M o strenuously that the project was wan abandoned Then everyone looked loko plea pleasant nt for a a mo- mo mont and the trick wan yas done The ThE train alum tain crew crow w was becoming restless The Tho To men wore were hurried Into their coach COAch t the he excursionists scrambled aboard and tho go 10 ahead sign was a given JI Time Tho train moved mo d out of oC the tho station staton yards with wit the band bad playing and ud a tho the excursionists In a happy frame of ot mind The first t stop was wn made at It Murray where two to or three belated ones who hn l failed to reach the station at 9 o'clock and who blev believed d th the tho tr train ln would pull pullout pullout pul out pompU promptly on time boarded It f It having tak n nn an n to that point point Ono One of ot tho the enterprising turns made by bya a local loca business house houle was WI the completion comple compie- tion lon b by b tho Grocer Printing company lato late last nl night ht of ot a 0 list o of the tha business men who lund had eng engaged c places place on the trip This list lint which Included every avery business man who went as M a n trade trado tado evangel was WS printed print print- e ed at an early earh hour boor thin morning and a copy was given Riven to ev f C every member r of the tho excursion party part Copies Copies' were also 0 sent Int ahead h by early carly trains to the tho towns to tobe tolie tolie lie be visited on th the thA trip that the hosts In those thoc towns would know whom to lo expect with lh the tho part party The Tho pamphlet Issued by Sue tho Grocer company Includes an itinerary ary as us of ot the follows trip The Tho I list of excursionists isas Is la laas Governor SPI Spry Ma Mayor or J. J S. S G. G T. T Odell Odel vice pre pros pres Commercial club cub J. J B F. E Caine Calne secretary Commercial club cub W. W W. W Armstrong National Copper bank V. W. J. J Halloran Judge Halloran-Judge e Co D D. F. F Colet secretary nr n. n r T. r L J. J Allen Alien Alon state stahl conservation aton com corn V. W. E. E Bailey Balloy Smith Dalley Drug Drs Co Paul E. E Banker Danker Bailey Sons CoBert Co Bert N. N Bailey Bailey Balloy Bloy Sons Co T T. Badger Utah Utah National blk B. B P P. Bauer Salt Sal I Lake Ilo ako Hardware Co CV C. W W. T. T Benson Utah Uth Lithograph Co O. O W. W Bemis Bernis Calaway Callaway Hoock Francis D. D G. G Bolton Bolon Fairbanks Morse Co R. R M M. l. l Breeden re den Breeden Office Supply Co C. C J. J F F. F Burtn Burton Utah Imp Vehicle Co C. C E. E F F. Colborn capitalist st W W. I I- Ii Coulam Judge Halloran-Judge JulgA Jaloran-JulgA Co A. A II 1 A A II H. Co Harry Harr dishing Cushing D. D R. R G R Ry By Co T. T R. R R Cutler Cuter Utah Idaho Uth t Sugar CoV Co Ce W. W 1 F. F Culmer Culmer Paints Paint Gla Glass CoF Co F F. Eberhardt Salt Sl Lake Mattress CoLeon Co Leon Penna Ry fly Co W. W G G. G F Farrell Farrel Pa Mutual Life Lite Ins Co C. C H. H M. M I. I Fennemore R R. M M. B. B R Telephone CoAlbert Co Albert Fisher A. A Fisher Brewing Co R. R W. W Flandro D. D R It R G G. G Co Harry Barr Ford ord Utah Grocer Co J. J D. D Gies Giles GlIes McAllister CUes-McAllister Adv Co A A. E. E Graham R Tribune Reporter porter Co J H. H Garrett Garrott Western Monthly I I. I I. I R H. Harding HadIng Colorado Midland I Ry fly Willard m rd Hansen sta stale to food tood inspector W. W F. F Hackett W V C. C Hendrie Rubber Co O. O H. H Hewlett Hewlet Hewlett Brothers Brother O. O G. G Hemenway Hemenway Moser Jerome HINchman Shoo Shoe Co F. F W. W Horning Hornin Faterson W. W F. F Jens Jensen n Jensen Jonsen Creamery Craer CoW Co W W. y E. E enn King American Surety urt CoV Co V W. E. E Lle Lake Walker Broa bankers F R. R Larson Portland Cem Cement nt Co James JamEs R IL Lambert I ambort Paper Co F F. H. H Leib lb F F. H IT J Leib lb Co Don R R. R I Lewis Stickney Cigar Co Ce Cj D. D B. B Mackintosh Utah Ind Tel Tol Co P. P 1 W. W Madam Madsen Western estern Loan oan fe Say Sav Co J. J i II Jr Salt Lake Lako Route Rout G. G E. E Merrill Morri Morrison Merrill Co Co S S. S W. W Morrison wholesale lumber lumbar R. R E. E E Miller Intermountain Milling Co 1 J. J G G. McDonald J T G. G McDonald Co J. J H. H Crane Co A A. Nelson Utah Bedding Mf Mfg Mg Co Samuel Newhouse capitalist Dr T. T G. G Odell Odel county physician T. T J. J Osborne attorney Joseph Patrick Patrick Decker Co Decker Patrik O R. R Patrick fh Jr Z C. C M M. I. I A. A H. H Peabody r Merchants Merchants' hank bank A A A- F. F Philips Salt Lake Tribune P. P M. M Randall Randal Plow Co Ca W. W P. P Read Inti Electric Co T. T R. R Hobbins Ferd J J. Fabian Co O. O D. D Romney G. G Romney Lumber Co C. C I L. L B n. Rogers Insurance H. H E E. r Keith OBrien Co F. F C. C Johnson Schramm-Johnson Co Cj S. S J. J Seal Sel International Harvester Co I. I L. L C. C Shaw Jr Grocer Printing Co Cn H ii I. I Sh Shepherd pher Salt Sal Lake Lako 0 Gla Glass Paint Co C. C Gen Gee A. A Snow Utah Gas and md Coke Co H. H J J. Smith Jr Nebraska Furniture CoLeon Co Leon Sweet r Sweet Candy Co A. A P. P l. l Carpenter Paper raper Co C. C Max M M. L Well Veil I Well Wel Jewelry Co T T. W W. merchandise broker G G. G. G Wright Con Wagon WAOn f Mach Co Alonzo Youn Z C. C M. M I I. I Herald H H. R J. J Toung Toting National hank S. S II 11 Love Lo e. Z C C. C M. M l. l I I. A. A I. I H II Woley Z C C. M. M f I. I Secretary Calne CaIne announced Sunday evening that the tho hell Ball and Independent telephone companies had extended to the excursionists fr Crt free o u use of or their toll tol lines while on th tIme the trip |
