The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-17
ROOSEVELT TO
SPEAK TWICE
VIII Address School Children on
Joint Building Grounds.
EXERCISES AT TABERNACLE
ENTIRE NATIONAL GUARD WILL
RECEIVE THE PRESIDENT.

II RESIDENT Theodore Roosevelt VIII
deliver two addresses while in the
city on Friday. May % instead OF
one, as first contemplated. AS spe-
cial compliment TO the school children,
1t has been arranged for him to speak
to them a few moments when the pro-
cessi0n reaches the joint building
grounds. That will obviate the neces-
sity of the children attending the re-
ceptiOn which is TO be held at the tab
I ernacle.
The special address to the school
children OF Salt Lake City has been
arranged for two reasons. 1t is an
ticipated that the crush at the taber-
! nacle VIII be the greatest ever seen on
the temple grounds, and it is feared
that if the children attempt to attend
them. accidents may occur As the
speech to be delivered by the president
in the tabernacle Will be more or less
of a political nature. and. therefore,
undressing to the little folks it was
7 decided by the advisory committee on
reception and entertainment last even
ing to mass the children on the west
grounds OF the Joint building and let
the president deliver an address there.
Several Committees Named.
The children will be I'm charge of Su-
| perintendent of Schools D. II. Chris
Jensen To prevent the general public
from encrOac ching upon the space al
lOtted to the children they will be
roped off. Mayor Ezra Thompson and
Acting Chief OF Police John Burbidge
viii look after that detail
The following members of the ad-
I visOry committee were present at the
meeting last evening, which vas held
iE Mayor ThOmpsOn's up town Office:
/ Governor h NJ Wells, District Attor-
ney Dennis c. EichnOr who Off1ciated
l as secretary; Senator Thomas kearns,
I Mayor Thompson. Superintendent OF
/ Schools D. II. Christensen, H G. W hit
/ ney. Charles c COttrell. jr- president
I of the city council. United States Mar
I shall Benjamin B. Haywood, George B.
( Margetts, John E DoOly, Adjutant
( General Charles c. Burton, Father
/ Murphy George NJ. Cannon and W s
( Mccormick
The chairmen of the various sub
! committees announced that they had
I appointed the following well known
/ citizens TO serve with them,
Finance-GeOrge NJ. Cannon, chair
man; R. s. Campbell. l. H Farms
worth. P. H. Lannan and Theodore
Bruback.
Entertainment-N. w. Clayton. chair
man: Spencer Claws0n. NJ. H. Walker,
w H. King, T. NJ. Schumacher, J. H.
/ Young, John J. DAILY.
Tra-sportation-John E. Dooly, chair
man; Hoyt Sherman. Perry 5. Heath,
J. A Benton. D. :. Spencer Nelson A.
Empey. Samuel Paul, Fisher s. Harris
W. F. Adams. B. :. Young.
DIusic-H- G. whitney chairman; a.
/ II. Peabody. J. ]. Mcclellan,
Seating in Taberna cle-Ceorge B
Margetts. chairman; John H. White,
J. G. Mcdonald.
corations-Charles c. CottreH. jr-,
/ chairman; Jacob Moritz. J. c. Cutler,
: J. D. Dixon. A F. Barnes. J. H. Ander-
I son, J. J. DAILY, William 3. Preston and
I the members of the city council
ReceptiOn-W. 5. Mccormick, chair
man. c.. w. Bartch. c. E Allen, George
( Sutherland. J. L. Rawlins, Joseph
4 HOwells- David Keith, J. C Lynch
Exercises at the Tabernacle.
J The committee decided that the fol-
( lowing shall be the order of, the eXer-
/ cises at the tabernacle:
: Hail to the Chief, by the band,
/ as President Roosevelt enters the tab
/ ernacle.
Address of welcome by Governor H.
( NJ Wei:s
/ Song by Miss Emma Ramsey.
! Introduction Of the president by Sen
/ atOr Kearns.
/ Address by President Roosevelt.
Star Spangled Banner on the or
/ gan by Professor Mcclellan.
tt has not yet been decided whether
{ President Roosevelt viii address the
/ school children at the joint building
/ grounds from a grand reviewing stand
i on State street or from the west steps
/ OF that building. If the latter course
/ is decided upon. the procession VIII
pass through the grounds and be re-
/ viewed by the president from the steps.
+ IF a special reviewing stand is to be
I erected the president viii address the
& school children from il. The matter
has been left to the decision of United
j in =
I President Of the Council Charles c.
Z Cottrell. jr and City Superintendent
: of Schools D. H. Christensen.
Entire Guard Will March.
Father Murphy rendered the services
/ OF the All Hallows brass band, provided
a conveyance could be provided for the
+ boys MANY of them are too small TO
/ carry their heavy instruments through
( the streets. 1t was decided to hire the
! big carry-alI Utah for the musicians.
To George b Margetts was left the
+ selection of the badges to be worn by
( the members of the various commit
tees. He viii decide upon the color and
( the style.
Governor Wells said that he would
/ issue orders calling out the entire ma
tiOnal guard to participate in the pa
rade. That means that the commands
i from other cities in the state win be
present. He viii ride at the head of
the militia. accompanied by the mem
+ bers Of his staff. Every fraternal or
/ ganiZation in the city has expressed "A
\ determination to participate in the pa
rade. Those that have uniforms viii
] wear them The Elks Will turn out
with the usual uniform.
The committee viii hold it's next
meeting on Thursday evening at
I O'Clock at the up town Office of Mayor
/ Thompson.
United States Marshal Haywood an
nounced that the chairman of the
rough riders division from Davis Coun-
I ~ should be Sheriff Bowman. instead
} of Sheriff Abbott. as enormously an