| Show THE INFLUX STARTS AS CITY Court Sees 5 iStove WAITS Pipe Hats Return WAGONFIESTA Memorable List of Events Set for Three-Da- y if Of 1850 Celebration — I Par OmI ray park and will be Joined later in the week by other band of the f f (Contlnurd The spirit of Covered 'Wagon Days brightened police court Monday morning when Edwin D Hatch and Lionel J Bradford attorneys marched into the courtroom attired In garb from They twirled canes and they carried high "stovepipe” hats They didn’t relinquish possession of either the headpiece nor cane as they addressed the court the arraignment of Oeorge Kolanzez charged with possession of liquor The time for pleading wae continued until Wednesday Mr Hatch and Mr Bradford In ftlLY LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY AiORNINU SALT 193t' 21 - : TELLS MYSTERY OF LONG AGO "My plaything was the first boat ever te float on Great Salt lake ” said Mrs Hulda Thurston Smith a pio- neer of 1847 Monday as she prepared for the Covered Wagon Daya celebration' Eighty-fiv- years old e m Historic Salt Lake Theater Furnishes Lumber for Stadium Fete Chief Orders Police to Be Extra Polite she was forVermont bom on June 1 1846 In Mrs Smith is eagerly awaltlng-thcelebration and to greet many others of those memorable days She lives at 156 North Main street The first boat that ever sailed the waters of Great Salt lake was built In Mrs Smith’s backyard in the spring i The romance and glamor of the old Balt may enfold the "Spirit of Progress" In the University of Utah stadium next Saturday night If the veteran stage carpenters have their say For bright and early Monday morn lng when ‘work was started on the mammoth stage being erected In the center of the stadium Inclosure carpenters and Charles J Reading superintendent of 'firm alarms and assisting in the Illumination of the stadium became curious Their Inquiries elicited the information that practically all of the lumber to be used In the building of the stage which will be 60 by 80 feet was that taken from the old Salt Lake theater which was razed In fee Lake-theat- e er "Courtesy” will he the watchword original American’ among members of Salt Lake’s police Meanwhile “Covered Wagon Daya" department during the three-da- y Ooxmnlttee are sparing neither effort celebration of Covered Wagon Da nor expense to make the celebration If a general order Issued Monday by a memorable one for the tens of thouChief of Police Joseph E Burbldge walked from the courtroom sand who will participate in It 1848 the pioneer related of la carried out twirling their canes and holdThe parade the stadium show the Jefwas who father Thomas "My Chief Burbldge Issued Instructions ing their "stovepipe” hats high aerial maneuver at Municipal airW- J- - Hotter Jo-- to ferson Thurston every police officer to practice ex in the air ( port all will be carried out on a scale Mount and In Spaulding caution Stephen treme seph handling the event are the which they befitting “No one built the boat’’ she said of visitors and residents who throngs to memorialize— the entrance of plo--know much about the potentialities will be participants In the fiesta into their "The neen and Banner” by the of the lake and they wanted to exprogram Re pointed out that vianew empire massed bands will conclude the Im- plore It so my father said itors from other cities and states set out With “When Great Utah' of transformastory pressive they local traffic together Pageant Tells perhaps unfamiliar with utmost tion Jededlah M Grant ard Parley P regulations condeserve the History of State hundred boy scouts who ill Pratt they didn’t know what to name sideration Two and advised policemen to 1928 The romantic and Impressive his- serve as ushers at the show met at the craft to they decided christen in efforts to promote good will Giant lamps flashing their beams tory of the state from the days when the stadium Monday evening to re- It after the first game killed It was join In carrying out their official duties from the tops of high poles will make It was a hunting ground for Indians ceive lnstructiona title from Stanley Mur- named "Mud Hen” and the Meanwhile some 20 officers mem the stage a spot of dazzling brilliance down to the present will be retold In graduate manager of the Uni- moved all too appropriate because bers of the police department’s traf- Experts have tested the Illumination the stadium show This pageant phy of stuck Utah It ef ore had athletic gone very department fair versity they fic squad were grooming month-ol- d for several nights and Monday rewhich will be held at 8 15 p m In the D E Hammond scout executive will firmly in the mud and the men had whiskers raised In honor of the pio- ported to Director Oeneral Louis University of Utah stadium boasts a be In charge of the group boat neers to wade knee-deethe three-dadragging y about whom the Marcus and Louis W McDermott dicast of approximately 1500 The The major event of Friday Pioneer for a mile before It would will be built The chin rector of the ehow that the llgljts dancers the choruses and the prin- day will be the parade a three-mil- e of them were poisoned programs "Several sideburns and mustaches were ready for the first night recipals have been undergoing weeks spectacle of floats covered wagons roots and herbs so aaltogether whiskers are expected to be prominently hearsal scheduled for Wednesday of Intensive training under direction historic characters and groups The testing It was a very eventful trip my father Identified with the Covered Wagon Dress rehearsals also are scheduled of experts and spectators are prom- line of march as definitely decided told me celebration for Thursday and Friday evenings ised something of outstanding merit upon Monday will be from South When the boat waa brought back Daya both from the standpoint of subject Temple and Main streets to Sixth from the lake and tied a small matter and presentation South thence east to State and north ditch near our home we children The ahow “The Spirit of Progress1 on State to Second South thence played in It In 1849 during the gold win open with a prologue depicting east on Second Bouth to Sixth East rush people came unprepared for This will street At that the early Indian period the marching the trip and father took the “Mud point consist of a moving pageant led by a units will fall out the floats going to Hen" to the bear river to ferry crowd primitive nark to be placed on exhib- across” Behind the Indians will Liberty costumes ition ana the other units returning to Mrs Smith talks graphically of the come in their historical order Span- - the Rosetta plree of formation kidnaping of her niece ish explorers early fur traders and Automobile narking will be permit- Thurston in 1867 atMendon such romantlo characters as Jim ted no place along the line of march "The Indians who sought revenge OLYMPIA Wash July 20 Brldger and General Ashley except on the east side of Sixth East for the slaying of one of their number From this purely visual depiction of street bullfrogs were stand will be took Roeetta” Mrs Smith related The given a reviewing of the outer edge In front of the federal building and "Thera were many stories and rumors the period around Leave Old legal classification asrecently game animals switched scene will the track the be could be verified King county lost the right today to Harry 8 Joseph chairman of the pa- but none of whichweeks to to the huge stage In the center where rade Capital on harvest a crop lie game commission for committee that every- My brother spent hunting a bBllet of 100 dancers a mobile choir one participatingrequests had planted In Grass lake salute the flag on her Salt Lake d of 150 voices and a grouped choir of the Assistant Attorney General E W dragged-Swnwere "Streams the stand as they pass 500 voices will give a visual and vocal Anderson In a letter to 8 F Rath-bucombed Ws weretold by were hills of the period to the Awards Offer Incentive Interpretation supervisor of game and game several bucks that she had died and Two descendants of pioneer s beats of To Bands snd Floats that her body had been thrown In the left Fillmore Monday morn- fish held the owner of a lake owns the title to the game An incentive for excellence In the brush Third Prologue Shows ing in a covered wagon to carry greetwith "Several years ago a tribe of In- ings from the mayor of Utah’s first and game fish which may Inhabit the parade units wsssdded Monday Era ot Pony Express a cel- capital to Governor George H Deni lake announcement of the committee dians went to Los Angeles The second prologue will visualize the A white woman was with The latter part of the Journey a A recent legislature listed bullfrogs awards will be made to par- ebration tiw pioneer period showing: the Bon- that eight floats and bands of our the game animal them Members family tried feature of Homecoming week and under neville group of 1832 the Goodyear ticipating J Kearns will award a 11 to class The reason for the classificabecause of her remark- "Covered to talk her Edmund be will made Wagon Days” 1811 In party which located Ogden ver plaque for the outstanding float able resemblance to the mother of with a combination horse and cow tion has never been explained the John Fremont Kit Car-soentire parade The committee the lost child but the Indian became team The drivers are George Row-leof Dormer party and Brigham willthe award trophies for the best in- very uneasy and moved st once We and Raymgid Ray both of whom Young and his band of pioneers The dustrial float the best historical flosrt never traced the Indians in childdepiction of this period will end with the best feature float the best foreign She waa married to Willard O learned to drive an the blazoning or Brigham Young's nation float the best marching unit Smith on April 15 1865 Six of her hood from fathers who were experts at the art famous words “This is the place” oharacter Impersonation and twelve children are still living They The wagon Is scheduled to reach across the end of the stadium In the best WiR Cordell Elllngford Mr are: the best county float the lights the placing of a plow in the H Harry Madsen has contributed llard O Smith David Smith Mrs A- here in time to participate In ground by a pioneer and the singing twb silver loving cups to be awarded lberta Porter Mrs Estella - MulUner “Covered Wagon Days” parade at 930 S m Friday of “Come Come Ye Balnea” by the to the first and second best amateur and Mr Oertrud Rollins WASHINGTON July 20 chorus bands James M Proctor of the District The third "development period” The floats will be Mayor by Judged of Columbia court today signed a will open with a prologue showing the Plumhoff Bowman H John F J permanent injunction restraining pony express and the stagecoach and of the chamber of comEdward B McLean publisher of the close with visual and vocal interpreta- president Louis W McDermott dl merce and Post from prosecuting “iron entrance of Washington tion of the s the th stadium show Band rector of a divorce suit against Jus wile In horre" MU of State will beSecretary iV‘ ’FRIEDRICHSHAFENT Germany Cuernavaca Mexico 1 he fourth or "prosperity period Judges ton H Welling Arthur Freber and j Attorneys for McLean who Is CltY Kan July' 20 (JV-Jo- July 30 UP— Scientists who are parwill depict more recent -- important dodge McBride James L Captain events in the state's history such ts B Madden federal prohibi- ticipating In the arctio flight of the Europe noted an appeal the parade Pioneer day from Aside role In the proceedings In Mexico Graf Zeppelin today discussed prethe visits of United States presidents wUl be left open for family and group tion agent who played a msajor had stated he was a resident admission of Utah to the Union and observance In breaking up a southern Kansas liminaries of the enterprise with the with the Saturday that country The court found Dr Hugo Eckener departures or homecomings of aerial demonstration and dedication liquor ring said here today- - he had commander been notified of being suspended i There will be a trial flight Wed- ever that he made no Utahns who ha vs participated In the of Municipal to airport at 9:30 a m the nation’s wars duty and pay beginning today nesday and Friday morning the chip answer when asked choose stadium show In the evsnlng and from Madden said be received tho notice will go to Berlin and then on to residence there and here The V other features will be the principal from Parade Promise Miles courts here for about In has been the George H Wark federal pro- Leningrad There will be thirty in six day of the celebration from the enter months Of Spectacular Floats Dr Eckener’ eon Kansas crew administrator the for hibition including be will Sunday Mrs McLean recently contested a Knute in addition to twelve scienA mass view of all the proupg In talnmenttostandpointforms of ubeerr-snee- s Missouri and Oklahoma with Kansas City Msuf den in tists two German newspaper men projected sale of the Poet and the the cast singing of “Utah We Love devotedwith quieter Pioneer day serin special une waa ordered transferred from one photographer and a Russian transaction later was abandoned by Thee” by the chorus and playing of vices in the tabernacle at 10:30 a m ' McLean the Kansas City office where he was wireless operator -- Si — PaTwo army men forced their ship assistant administrator to in Poland Natural to 37380 feet the highest point to cino northwest headquarters at Export from Australia are greater la Increasinggas production than a year ago Seattle which two men have ever flown - 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