Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-12

in hearty terms, Of the general effect
The sky was cloudless and probably
200 900 people were on the streets
through which the presidential party
passed On Van Ness avenue, the pres
dents carriage halted while the parade
passed in review. while the people cheer
ed and nnumerable flags were waved.
Immediately after the review the
president win participate In dedlcatOry
exercises OF the Young Mems Christian
association building, one of the finest
structures Of the kind I'm the United
States. Then. after a brief stop al the
Press club. where he will inscribe his
name on the register, he viii receive
the consular service, military officers
and others at the Palace hotel. In the
evening he win be the guest OF honor az
banquet rendered by the citizens OF
San Francisco, for which elaborate
preparations have been made.
Indianapolis, Ind. May l2,--The SUI
preme camp Of Royal Neighbors Of
America, an organization OF women,
convened in this city today in annual
convention One OF the important mat
tiers TO come up Is radical change In
the bylaws. According to the present
bylaws no woman Is eligible TO meme
bership who is not the wife Of meme
Der OF the Modern Woodmen OF Amer
Tea, or a blood relation" of the Wood
men. No men are eligible except mem-
bers OF the Modern Woodmen, The
change proposed would allow any wo-
man more than II years OF age, Of good
moral character. to become a membe"
The Modern Woodmen OF the World
meet here June Is,
AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY.
Stanford University, Cal, May a.
President Roosevelt and party arrived
in Palo Alto at o'clock this morning.
He was met by Or David Starr Jor-
dan, president OF the university and
several members of the faculty. who
conducted him through q great throng
Of school children and citizens to Mrs.
Stanfords private carriage. The party
arrived at the university assembly hail
few minutes after O'Clock and as the
president came on the platform accom-
panied by Dr. Jordan, the entire u
dent body burst forth with six you-
minous cheers for TEDDY" This open
familiar hospitality brought forth sew
eral Of the presidents characteristic
good natured smiles which were only
Increased when the "rooters' gave the
Harvard yell, familiar to President
Roosevelt IN his college days. After
the first prolonged cheers had subsidized
Carl i. Dlttmar '0S. president Of the
Associated students, welcomed the chief
executive with a neat speech In behalf
OF the students. President Jordan fol-
lowed with a few remarks, which he
closed by saying
students. faculty. friends and neigh
bors Of the university. | have the very
great honor Of introducing the president
OF the United States and the extreme
pleasure OF introducing to you person.
al friend OF mine whom | have known
for many years. Theodore Roosevelt"
The president spoke for little over
half an hour. holding the audience Of
over 1000 people In absolute quiet ex-
cept when broken by outbursts Of APP
pause. At the close Of the speech, the
roOters again fairly shook the building
with their cheers for the president.
From the assembly hall the party went
through Memorial court and the inner
quadrangle to the memorial church,
where they viewed the grandeurs OF the
cathedral Never before have such
throngs been seen on the Stanford
quadrangle as lined the arcades as the
president was escorted from Memorial
church 90 his carriage The remainder
Of the forenoon was spent In a drive TO
the interesting points Of the university
campus notable among which is the
famous Patio Alto stock farm, whore
the president took great interest in
viewing the grounds and racers that
remain
on his trip over the campus Mr..
Roosevelt planted a young redwood tree
near the site OF the new library. AZ u
O'Clock the party left Palo Alto for Bur-
lingame. where the president viii
lunch az the Burlingame country club.