The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-24
PIONEERS HAVE
RIGHT OF WAY
Citizens of All Glasses Will Pay Trib-
ute in Salt Lake Today.
FINE PROGRAMME READY
INDIANS WILL PLAY PROMINENT
PART AT LIBERTY PARK.
Programme For Today.

s;lS-- Pioneers gather at assembly hall
lo;oe-Parade at Liberty park. exhibition
Z;@@-indfan war dance.
4:00-Baseban.
5:0Q-Relay race 1 500 yards
6-30-Concert by Fort Douglas band.
S;SQ-Moving picture exhibition
Psrade begins at southwest corner of
Ihberty park, moves around east and
north sides, countermarches on west side
ana returns up center drive. Entire pro-
granme will be given at Liberty park
Composition of Parade.
:, First Division-Police, Marshal r. w
noung and aides United States band and
troops pioneers in carriages and auto
mobiles, Mormon church officials state
county and city officials, Nauvoo Legion,
Second Dtvision-Liberty stake float IN
dams brass band, floats showing Indians
at home, hunting. counting. moving camp
war veterans. minute men
fhird Diviston-Granite stake. Held >
paho, kfirst sectton), pioneer train, hand
ears, Ensign stake. floats showing turn
ing OF first sod. flag on Ensign peak, Lo-
ing mousse first saw mill. trading with
Indians. Pioneer stake: First pony ex-
press riders, two overland stage coaches,
1850. "
Fourth Division-Salt Lake stake: July
a, figuratively represented. State band,
floats showing July "a by Fifteenth ward,
the nation by Nineteenth ward. the har-
vest by Sixteenth ward. XIV byyTwenty-
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TMenty-second>and Twenty-third wards.
Firth Division-Granite stake: Murray
IRE department floats showing school Of
ls41, school of 1905, candy making in 1871.
candy making in 1905. creamery of 1S44,
creamery of 1905, sewing in 1S47, sewing in
1905, threshing in 1871 Gfan and flaiD,
threshing in 1905, (steam). reapiug in 1S47,
reaping in 1905, knitting in 1877. knitting in
1905. washing in 1877. washing in 1905.
Sunday school of 1S47 Sunday school of
1906, Held's band (second section)
Programme to Follow Parade.
Governor John c. Cutler, master of cere-
monies
nvocatiou-President Joseph F. Smith.
Music-Star Spangled Banner.
Address-Bishop o. F. Whitney.
Solo-Professor Charles Kent.
Address-''W the Pioneers Accom-
plished, Fisher Harris.
Introduction of Pioneers-George H.
Music-"America. tabernacle choir, led
by Professor Evan Stephens
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. H. Lund-
The following song, written for him by
Annie Wells Cannon and entitled THE
pioneer will be sung by Professor
park tomorrow:
CTune: warrior Bold")
Ger prairies vast.
Ger deserts drear,
There came valiant band
Thro' mountains pass,
Thro' rivers clear
Unto the promised land
Unto the promised land.
Oh praise, oh praise his name.
Oh give oh give him fame
With courage bold.
With heart of gold.
His deeds we do revere,
oh none so brave,
His life he gave,
The bold. the dauntless pioneer.
His hardship great 4
And toll untold,
Transformed the desert wild
Now gardens fair.
Homes rich and rare
Appear on every side
Appear on every side
oh praise. oh praise. his name,
Oh give. oh give him fame,
With courage bold,
With heart of gold,
His deeds we do revere.
oh none so brave,
His life he gave,
The bold, the daUntless pioneer