Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

| jumping of,
| lihorty stake float
! indian brass band
| Float Indians AZ home, ~
Flo1t, Indians hunting,
| Float, mdin colrlphIp, q
md1no moving camp
Float, tho pipe ~ peace.
l'lolL troopers
Indian war veterans IN tho drag
| Utah
Minute men,
THIRD DIVISION
Tho nina division, comprised Of Gran
lto liuHgn and pioneer stakes, and
hond'd hy bcldE hand Kept the inter.
esl from lluggng Win some very good
novelties The pioneer train VAS oSccp'
iloually good, AZ were the hundcart
hrigodc, Whore these young people rot
all their rags from f. sim q matter
Of speculation The spectacle Of tho
Misses isabel and Alice stewart clad
m Mother lluhhnrds " the vintage of
lNi wrecks of mnhonnots, out OF
whlcn naghod laughing oycs, shoes that
would be bard to ilnd ON an ash heap
ana hosiery bun Why proceed They
trudgod nlong pushing u cart and sang
with a vim, They also got the glad
hlnd' AN along tho line
From the handcnrl to the telephone
girls ~ "a long jump, but they were
right hohMd calling up imaginary num-
bcrg, turning IN nro alarms ANA other
WHO pluying NJ smoothing over the
rough places for customer The hello
girls IN their white dresses were cor-
tainly n hcyy Of beauties that did Maj
c. q, llprrls credit
The division was as follows
Granite stake, llolda Military band
(nrst diyislonl, pioneer train, handcnrta
Ensign stake Float, Turning of the
First Sod float, Flag ON Ensign Peak
float Lorenzo y, N0ung's First Home
noat Tho First Westinghouse noah
Tho First Saw MIL float, Trading win
the Indians,
Pioneer Stake--loIfly pony express
riders two overland stage toachos
representing early methods ~ commu-
noutlon, float by Independent Tole.
phone company
FOURTH DIVISION, :
The Fourth division was made up Of
somo very unique and pretty floats,
First came the stake officers. melt ting
some young ladies ON horseback w,if.
hg white riding habits, Among the
horsomon was u young boy named Reed
with long Fauntlcroy locks Gen. Bur-
ton IN full uniform alone In u baroucho
headed this division,
All the floats were good hut tho Soy.
onteonlh ward essentially captured tho
blue ribbon with is biz beehive Of
straw ana ~ score Of little busy bees
depicted by little girls In costumes ~
black and yellow and wearing gaugo
WINGS ON their shoulders, The rlftoonth
ward nONl WOa good, az WA that ~
the Nineteenth, "Tho Nation" Tho
mnnowcr girls Of the Twcnty.sccond
and 23rd wards also came IN for ap-
plause Tho aggregation Of floats was
ns follows
July th-FIf,ccnth ward,
The Nation Nineteenth ward,
our state TWontytClghlh ward
Degerot SoyoNtccnt ward,
Doliyororg Of IS Fourteenth ward,
The Harvest sixteenth ward,
Float NNlV--Twonty.nmth and
Center wards
Tho West Twonly'sccond ana
Twonty'lhIrd wardt
FIFTH DIVISION
Tho nfth and last division was ce.
scntlally an educational one, Tho FONTS
were IN pairs and showed the old moth,
ODDS and the new The Murray band
headed this section which really he.
longed 20 Granite stake although there
were several outside contributions
VETERAN rIREMEN
The yotcrn nnrcmcn, headed by Geo,
NJ OtllnBor carrying hs speaking
trumpet and wearing the fun rogala
OF a fire chief Of years gone by, tugged
away pt the ropes Of the 81 dhand on
cine Nohind these Veterans ON foot
came the modern fire department rub.
bor.tirod and gllttoring IN the sun.
Immediately behind ratified u RAM
ehacklc old wreck " carriage which
was labeled lSA7 then came the lntoat
pattern automobile, A float depicting
II school Of the carly days preceded tho
exhibit of the state Normal school,
There was Sunday school under a
howory ana ono Of the culeM kinder.
garlonR possible to conceive Women
NJ tho ancient WNshtub and men turn.
Ing tho modern washer, pioneers slOp.
ping around an oil stove ostonshly
making candy while right behind came
q pondorous mochgo mat turned out
tho nnlshod product ny inc hundred
weight
DISCREET NEWS FLOAT
There was the Doserot News 0oat
also In this division with eomo Of tho
employees printing u copy OF the orig.
inal ilrat issue read by tho pioneers ON
the Identical hand press that was
brought across the plainp, Tho copies
wet from the progs were distributed
among tho crowds as souvenirs and
eagerly snapped up,
This Vas the old Pioneer style OF
printing For obvious reasons II was
Impossible TO show the now style nv
the Hoe Press ~ the Deseret News
would require n locomotive to haul II
on the parade,
From ilrst 10 last the parade was ono
of nurprlsre, cnHh moro agreeable than
Tho last I, was oNocllcnlly managed
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