Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-08
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FOR THE PARADE
Tom Show Procession a Canine
Drawing Gard,
LETTERS FROM THE BOYS,
All Are Eager 20 secure Prizes 90 Par
sde starts az High Noon gomor-
row Line of March.

From the way applications are COM
ing In Il looks MS II the tom show
parade tomorrow would call forth the
dogs Of salt Lake as successfully as the
Pied Piper OF Hamelln lurcd forth the
rats. letters Of application for places
in the parade are coming In from all
quarters,
Each boy, in order TO secure q free
ticket, must lead his dog IN the parade.
In order to give added zest to the turn
out the following prizes win De given;
For the largest dog in line. 81 for the
smallest dog. 81 for the best decorated
or eostumed dog. 81 for the haudsom-
est dog, 81; for the loudest barker, 81.
These prizes vii be distributed with tho
free tickets at the close OF the parade,
LETTERS FROM THE BOYS.
Several interesting letters have been
received from the boys desiring to take
part In the parade. The folloEinB are
samples;
u have dog which | want TO know
II | can use him in your parade and
get a free ticket to the Theater He IN
over II years old. and can not bark very
loud, but can bark a little My papa
says Jlppy Is too old 10 walk IN the par
AIDE, 50, pleas MIR, Marshall, can / put
him In our baby buggy and have him
In the parade that way? Hope you VIII
not object to my putting Jippy IN the
buggy, as | want 10 see the play very
much. Yours very truly,
FRANK HENDRICKS"
81 seen in the papers that you want
some dogs an you'll give free ticket
TO the Tom SHOW fer some good dogs.
I've got fine un and you kin use hlm
II you'll civ me a ticket He Kin bark
fine but he's kinder lame because O
naber hit him with brick the other
night fer keepln him awake. And he's
ferrous too, fer he made our old cat
20 flynn up a tree. Hell foller good II
you Jest show him something 10 eat !
l forgot to tell you he's fox terer. Ia |
says he Is. JOHNNIE JoNEs"
DEMAND FOR SEATS GREAT.
The demand for seats Is so great that
Il has become necessary " limit the
number Of gallery tickets issued the
boys 70 100 For this reason boys
wishing 60 make sure OF place IN the
parade and OF ticket should write or
apply In person at once 10 NJ, II. Gun
bingham IN care Of the Tribune or
W. ID. Van Blarcom, Jr., In care OF the
Herald. The letters should tell somc-
thing about the dog which Is to be en-
tered. The dogs must be on hand at
.,StsS Fmple and Third South streets
not later than Has a. m, tomorrow
or they will not be given a place in line,
PARADE A REMINDER.
The parade is merely to remind peo-
pie that the Press clubs production OF
Uncle Toms Cabin will take place
at the Salt Lake Theater tomorrow
evening. and to make people who have
neglected by that time to get seats
wish they could go. It will be In COM
mand OF Grand Marshal W. d. Van
Blarcom, with A. q. Mackenzie, d. Ell
Holt Kelly, John 4. Hansen and G. e.
Wentzier as chief aides, and r. b.
Palmer, Roy Sanders, Murray Schick,
Harry s. Harper and Charles w. Bow
man as real aides.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The column win form on West Tenn
pie street II viii move north to First
South. east TO Fast Temple, north 70
the Brigham Young monument, cOun-
termarch on East Temple 10 Second |
South; east on Second South to State
countermarch TO East Temple south on |
East Temple 10 Third South west 10 |
West Temple; north 10 the Press club, |
where ranks will be broken.
The parade viii start at the drop OF |
the hat at u o'clock. high noon Tues |
day, June g. 1905 All citizens are asked |
to decorate their homes and places Of |
business along the line Of march. but |
there will be no penalty for refusal. |
People are requested TO keep OF the
line Of march unless they wish 10 see |
the parade.
The FIRST division win consist Of Mar
shal Van BlarCom, fastened on a horse;
his chief aides and Held's military
band. II viii form On West Temple,
facing up HILL
The s~svnd division, In command Of
sol c. &. Wentzler, viii form on West
Temple. with right resting ON Pierp0nt
avenue. II viii be made up OF the BIZ
peds Of the Tom show IN wagons.
The third or Industrial division, under
command of Coz. Roy Sanders, will form
on West Temple, with left resting on
Third South II viii include Ice wagons.
coal wagons, the "OarksI' on the ele-
waited tram car and such like.
The fourth division under command
Of Col. l., b. Palmer, viii form on the
west side OF West Temple, with right
resting on Third South II win be COM
posed OF a band OF wind Instruments
and the Press club mlrchers In uniform.
The fifth division under command Of
Col. Murray Schick, Will form ON the
east side Of West Temple with left rest
ing on Third South. Il VIII be composed
Of J. g. Mcdonald Uagonload OF mo-
lasses nuggets aud thc salt Lake News
boys union.
The sixth division, under command OF
Col. Harry S. Harper win form in tee
center Of West Temple sutet wherever
II can find room. u viii be- made up Of
the civic. fraternal and military organ
lzatlons. -.
DIVISION FOR DOGS.
The seventh division, under command
OF Id. 1idlltH W. AHhN IANllt VIII AhIIN
on West Temple below Third South
and extending to The city limits. II
VIII consist OF the dog catcher i'm his
wagon and all the four footed members
Of the Tom show cast with their UNDER
studies.
This parade goes. rain or shine. and
everybody connected with d has 10 be
Johnny on the spot II the citizens IN
carriages desire TO bat IN they'll Just
have 10 get in wherever they can. There
VIII be no stop for dog fights or any
thing else from start 10 iinish. except
when the bands stop TO serenade the
newspaper offices.
There will be no reviewing stand. II
WAS Intended 10 use the Mayor Th0mp-
son building on Second South street
but that fell down. The mayor re-
fused also TO issue a proclamation keep
ing cats on the line OF marcn so that
Zach boy will have 20 protect his own
dog,
A special Invitation Is extended 20 oh
newspaper men in salt Lake city 90
pairiclpate in the parade The Invita-
ton Is extended 10 the members