Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-27
QKS' PARADE
WAS A HUMMER.
.srt People" outdid All pOvt
al, Efforts In the Show
Line,
VAS ADMIRED BY THOUSANDS
,,,,a p,reaat a splendid Advertise.
men, of BIG Doings To-Day
The Lineup.

N, rlks had an eleven innings game
~, ey,nlng, In their great parade and
AN, display and the thousands OF peo'
\, who took IN the show" as II
r,,chod IN yarIegatod triumph through
n, principal business streets OF tho
,w enyclopcd In n halo Of colored
ana and whoops Of approval, were
unanimous IN expressions OF opprecla.
Inn At tho Elkp for being 10 thought.
MI A, to thus turn out for the amusc.
r,,, Of the public, II was feast OF
,y,o,,ohnlcs and now OF fun IN which
tA,lnstnully " The Salt Lake mind for
usdve ana original philosophio utter
orrts In the way Of numerous unmt.
l,,,ed stunts was shown 10 good ad.
v,suge. n llarrigan & Hart could
otB have been present, they would
k,ye al once sct aside "Tho sklds are
An, today and the "Mulllgnn Guards"
"A ttllts Of antiquity, and composed
s,N symphonic poem and maroho mill
ttN pNUUNNi lNN lNlhh HI' WI ~"
ndt" II waH n great array OF dc,
,tfpiIyo In attire ana In display OF
'Mnntfa on the outer walls the burn.
M Of colored 0ros which were extn.
ul,hed without the assistance Of the ilro
S,parmtnt- because they died out
themselves Tor lack " material the
1poson " utterly harmless artillery,
shouts Of applause from the fioi pollol
MI along me line, and a whole raft "
s,h,r thlngs, too numerous 10 enum.
rate ihor Of an entire page Of
newspaper, II was estimated by po-
IRtmen and hotel keepers that at least
lko0 people were packed olong the line
d march.
WHAT LlNE.NP CONTAINED,
The procession started from the club
house on state street shortly after the
weird hour Of $3.50, and marched 10
Third South thence west 10 Main and
vp 10 the Pioneer monument, and
through the business section OF the
town A platoon Of mounted police
preceded the cayaloadc, followed by
hdd'e hand, and Lester D. Freed ana
W. r. nedmon, gorgeonsly arr0ycd IN
rooN " the order TrRnsparenoics
md Nominations Ut many kinds were
lbt order Of the day IN addition 60 the
floats and among the moro or less
but generally more startling features,
were Madame Squeezlta," being a.
take OF on one Of the principal bust.
nes men Of the city, whose alleged
Wopfsllles on which this waB a satire,
ne well known a typical American ho.
No. which w, u. Lake represented true
10 an unblnehlng nature, wearing
sNnnally hungry look that would
have ,oflmed the heart ~ sardino
tni Harry Joseph aB Pndcrowskl per-
formed the Chopin y fiat Sonata on u
'nlanner' IN n moving van With such
michht'llke accuracy and spiritual
emotion that Senior Alberto JOINS ana
PfQt hcClolani who heard II from the
curb stone, rushed 10 the nearest tclo.
sNphlc once 10 cable the noted Polish
artist that he noyor need return IN
America Harry Joseph had complete.
y Knocked him out, and had cornerod
me piano recital market Then "Rubo'
ana DIS yrau loomed UP In the next
loal llke cowshed IN q fog, and were
NE honOred recipients Of mummied h,N
l'ut and cabbages that had seen bet
w days m H., II In understood that
itm Wood and rat Schiller were the
loving couple who ala this stunt,
.ueorto Amol ~ 'Sohaoknasty jim" II,
W. uflnthR AS "Foatherleged Mas"
eld fftd c, Dorm M Hole In the Pot"
od Tho bad lniun repertoire, and made
\ great hnllaOaloo al the Clift House
corner q, " Place and half n dozen
olher temporary and lmpromptu con-
vets IN regulation attire did the ''lock-
tPp stunt on q big float, and created
wen . iurore that Warden Pratt was
Immediately phonod tina, some OF his
nNds from tho south tier OF cells on
we north Side OF the south cell house
ned broken lail' and escaped up town,
bhefe Was Joke on the National guard
wa me crowd seemed 10 be pleased
WNni but the feature that woke up
lne taxpayers In the crowds was n float
designated How our board OF public
Nofht' with two energetic citizens
representing Colonel wall and city En-
sslne'r l'iler doing their Lowell beat 10
hnoch each other out with two-ouncc
tlQNW' Thcn there was nont repre-.
ugVng Hines water famine" with
nu Mufuo on a sprinkler gniy sing.
,m,h I'm on the Water Wagon Now"
uoveInor Cutler was goodnaturedly
SSa,Ilse,alurcd. aud Major Iicffornans new
o9uple acllon automatic aud electrical
u.t man drum and Me corps "awept
WY leckh Tho crowd was sorry
,V,au,n We snow was over, ana tho par
uglnhnW retired, covered with per-
or1 Iuon Romon candle and oolorcd
us eorns, and incipient glory, The
.ttoWa would liked 10 have had the
Dnow continue for tho remainder Of the
,n,hlhs But the pOraders were tired
s Y. ana had TO go homo ana sleep TO