The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-09
Especial to The Herald1


ogden, June S-There is lust one rea-
son why Ogden didn't do more for the
travelling men today. It is that eacn
day contains a fixed. unaIterabIe and
1neXorable number of hours. Had there
been more hours there would have bao,
more doing. As it was. if ANYBODY felt
mat ne had right TO complain he kent
bis dark secret carefully hidden In H.
SioIIouS sunshine of a perfect June dav
The commercial evangeIists tEeir
friends, their wives, their sweetbearfS
ana the friends of their friends their
wives and their sweethearts, descended
upon the city and captured it witbour
struggle
Mayor Conroy surrendered the great
KEY early IN the action. He also SIR
rendered key with it was said. would
open q place where TepUSed kegs and
barrels and watts of a liquid that froths
loans, stimulates and exhilarates. Too
much Of II would do even more. but no
CODY ever saw a travelling man with too
much. 1t was a day calculated to make
the travellers forget for a time the Wrps-
lie with excess baggage. the struggle
with mlleage-bOoks. the horrors of IN
packing seventeen trunks and repack-
ing them without finding d single Gus
toner ready to buy
The Essence of Hospitality.
It was a great day. a great program.
great welcome. Hospitality fairly
oozed out of the OgdeniteS They were
glad 10 see the strangers in their midst
and they didn't hesitate about letting
them know 1t. The cordial gOCd fellow
snip went 10 an almost unheard-of
ICUE- l It TFa--.1-f-s. s-slls, q as r,.
EepEesehuus salt Lake 10 WIN from the
home boys by a score of Z TO f.. tt gave
the visitors the sidewalks while the
\ Jurghers walked in the streets. Indeed.
= there was anything the visitor want
cd and didn't get 1t was because he was
too timid to mention it.
The big crowd came down from salt
Lake on the Rio Grande special leaving
that city at 9 O'CLOCK. The run was
made without incident save for wait
at the WOODS Cross switch while two
through trains went by On tceir way
east The delay was robbed Of its tedi-
BUSINESS by "a concert BY the Twenty
ninthy Infantry band. What with Sill
Yer Heels" con Yo' Way and other
ragtime the minutes were passed very
plea sanity. There were nearly a thou
sand people on this train. including
Governor Cutler and his staff the lat
ter, with the exception of AIjutant-
General Raymond -. Mayor, bowed be-
Meath the weight Of enough gold braid
TO sink d cruiser.
General NayIOr would hsve been al
tired more than 2lOTiOusly save for a
frightful misfortune that bcfel HIM
While the tailor was in the act Of press
ing the gallant commanders uniform
trousers the c9reless wretch allowed the
hot iron TO take too long to pass a given
spot Result. the spot aforesaid was in
Cinerated. As f. was i'm a very lmpor-
tant part T the trousers. General Nay
Tor could not wear them. And anybody
knows that a dress uniform coat is q
the ordinary trousers of commerce 50
the general wore "Cits.
Start of the Parade.
A considerable section of The poyuia-
tion OF ogden met the train al the sta
ton Arrangements had been made Tor
the parade to form oG fFe Twenty fifth
Llieet pea adjoining jhe station
grounds Fhe TiEilt wins resting some
distance from the lClt wing the center I
dividing and sG1dcrinE the two. as all
Weli-resull ted ceDters should. This mo-
Eran1 was carried out IN its entirely /
The parade started at IL O'Clock and Il {
was q nafade that realty vas a parade. /
1t VIII he talked about wherever z few /
travelling men s,-e rathere3 foc-rnr- far
q long time
Sheriff SchrinE. mounted on 4 hand
some charger headed II. The sheriff +
did not 2T pear in his official capacity. 4
DIl IS grand marshal Next came the !
ogden police force under command OF :
CHIEF Browning, and right ccoa front
did the preserveTs of the peace make. /
After the police Chief Paine OF the fire
department led bis men and eduip- 4
ment. and those who saw them did not +
wonder at the gallant fight these men
put up 20 prevent the recent fire in +
ogden from becoming more disastrous /
Deputy Grand Marshal Fred Tout was I
in command of the first division. The
Twenty-ninth Infantry band, with thir- /
" pieces. had the place of honor. and 1
the music those boys in blue made was
Cheered from end to end of the line of 4
march The commercial travellers Of 1
the salt Lake council followed the band /
Behind them were the members Of tn - F!
Manufacturers and Merchants assOCia-I
ton tha Ogden commercial travellers /
- d the baseball team Of that organiza-
tim, dressed IN white uniforms and car |
ryi..g as their emblem a great lobster of /
c3rmine hue
Women Have Good Emblem.
The second division contained the Og-I
den band. Police Sergeant Cham bers /
and in carria ges Governor Cutler. May !
or Conroy. Judge Howell G. II. God /
dard. the governors staff. city and /
county officials, the WOmen-s Auxiliary i
of the L @ T. Women Of Woodcraft 1
LADY MsccaEees. WOman's Relief Corps
IF the q A r. Daughters of Poca hOr7-