Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-06-06 | Page 10 | Boosters Return to City Tonight

BOOSTERS RETURN TO CITY TONIGHT Had HaCI Fair Weather in Spots on Last Day of Long Trip W WJ 1 H I j 1 i- i Jt t i- 1 J- J TODAY'S SCHEDULE t F Parts Paris 7 j to 9 t i T I a. a m. m a. a m. m r h O a. a m m. to 10 1050 O 1 Tani a. a ni m ii i i Soda Sod Spring Springs 1140 a a. a m. m to 1210 a. a m m. t i t I. Bancroft p p. p m. m to in 1 j. j i McCammon 21 l Op lp m m. to r rr r 1 p p. p pm p.m. m. m r 11 1 t 1 Salt lt Lake City 5 S p. p m m. r I rr r 1 1 t i-i-H-t-I I 1 The Commercial club clab excursion is due to reach Salt Lake City on their special train tram over oter the Oregon Short Line about 5 0 dock this afternoon Tho boo boosters will rido ride from tho the Harriman Ilar- Ilar riman niman depot to th the Young loung monument on Main and aDd South bouth Temple streets in automobiles after which they will march down dOMn Main street to tho the Commercial club where they the will dis dis' disband band Holds Reid's band und Billy the Knockers goat coat oat will ill 1 lead the parade Special to Tho The Telegram PARTS PARIS Ida Juno June 0 The a-The The la last t day of the big biJ trade trado excursion opened at 7 o o'clock with Mith a visit at Paris this morn ing The vi visitors were M iu in in town until 84 During Durin that time timo thc they had the time of their lives livos Par Paris I turned turner out out- in good for force e an and was as full of gayety as tho French capital acro across the seas A br largo large o crowd met tho special a as it pulled into the depot hero and escorted the visitors down the tuo street to the new dance hall ball There a t short hort but interesting pro program ram was held beld Many Ian Bloomington ton people came here glad lad t to journey journe- the two miles which separated the thc two tM-o cities in order to help wol wol- 01 como corno the Utah visitors Paris has bas had haul hadDO DO no snow thus far ar this summer A A. fact which hi h sounded Bounded strange but welcome to boosters cars which feared that thc they mi might bt be frost bitten in the gentle time Clear skies skiE- arched over o the city as a triumph arch for tho the trade excursionists