The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
OGDEN CAP|TULATES:
SE|GE IS RAISED
Gates of Ogden Are Thrown
Wide Open to Business
Hustlers.
ROYAL WELCOME GIVEN
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP
Parade of Travellers Greatest
Ever Seen in juno.
tiOn City.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June s.-FolIowing is the pro-
sramme for the u. c. T. doIngs satur-
day:
Trip to Mdnko over the osden-Lucin cuton
s:D n M; return l D. m.
brewery H-oPen mouse at secker's
p m.-carrIages leave brewery for the can
S9h TO visit the Hermitage and the Oaks
Hermitage md the oaks o. '"e
., p. m-Baso6all gamc at Glenwood PARK.
Loosters and White wlnga
p. m.-Smoker at the Elks lodos roo,,. hi
cycio rnces a. Glcnwood saucer; dances in the
various hills and then the lights go out
Do Things UP Brown.
1.-The me way the travelling men can do
dar dnrnss up brown was demonstrated to-
Gay. when 400 of them got In line and.
Win the aid Of Ogden citizens. made ths
Ilhest showing that has ever been seen
Tm I7no ,he ne streets OF any city In Utah. About
IIVV OF theIn came from the capital but
lIhny hundreds came from other parts
cache valley showed up with a deleeation
81 oo BOX Elder with 300. and there were
tIaVenng men and their close intimates
INC business men, from all over Idaho
montana Wyoming and Nevada to sav
nothlne OF the Utah men. and these were
Day an Ideal One.
parade ppened ,pea eu up Ideally for the big
INC SKY was clear and the air was
neither too hot nor too cold though sucb
men men as Tom Fitzgerald Reiger and other
heaNyweishts, thought IL was warm
enough before the long march was com
pIeted' 1t was tramp OF ten blocks
IF3Ih Etih inc depot and Wall avenue 80
eighteenth street. and It had to be re-
peeted on the counter march. and. while
some or the travelling men have had TO
walk BEFORE this. they nearly wiIted al
'!e CONCLUSION or the parade.
Putting 1t Mildly.
TO designate the parade as the great
est thinG ever seen In Utah Is putting +,
mualy III was two miles long and IL
TOOK ntty minutes to pass a given point
and then the participants were punched
spread out as much rs they should have
been Tor comfort And the agglomera-
ton OF color and variety was one OF the
h'osl attractive spcctacles ever seen
Four Big Divisions.
The formation OF the four divisions of
the parade was effected without a hitch
Sherln Sebring, who had charge OF the
entire affair, had designated his division
oibcers' TWO or them being his deputies
ana TWO sergeantS from the police force
The formation was on Wall and Lincoln
avenues and the men fell into line like
trained veterans. With about five min
street and. to inspiring martial music
started for Washington avenue.
Sebring on Deck.
In the van was Sheriff Sebring and two
special deputies. and Just behind him were
eight ouglers from Fort Douglas Fol
under Chief Browning and Captain
Brown. Then followed the full fre de-
partment, Chief Paine in his own wagon.
and behind them came the Twenty.ninth
infantry band from Fort Douglas.
Then Comes Bunch"
And than oou,, tIo
white duck trousers Mexican hats, and
carrying the tri-colored umbrella there
were 500 of them The merchants and
manufacturers followed, and there were
some spectacular floats. followed by Mich
ols's band, While the bunch was
marching they were throwing long
over themselves the spectators. and over
the wires. and before they were well
started they looked to be all tangled up
In the decorations. and the electric wires
the poles. and everything else that pro-
truded from the ground was a labrynth
OF bright colors.
Merchants Display Next.
a merchants display on floats followed
end then cnme tho State officials In car
rlages. Gov. Cutler, Mayor Conroy and
Judge Howell In one carriage; Adjt.-Gen.
Naylor and the other members OF the
Governors staff other municipal officers
including Judge Murphy and Judge Bag
lev, the members of the City Council and
other city omcials; the County Commits
sioners and county officers and variety
of citizens
Float Of Auxiliary.
The feat OF the L. c. T auxiliary FOL.
lowed next and was 1lled with the ladies
who are active in the work. Another
float, and of the most attractive in
the parade. was that OF the. degree team
OF the Women OF Woodcraft. Ogden cir
Gle No. 5sl, Each OF tho ladies carried q
spear, and behind them was a larger
wagon bringing up other women of the
nrIa hon In Tl1, NfaNo
the Degree of Pocahontas OF the Redmen
and other floats,
One of the Features.
Perhaps the feature of the parade was
the Brigham City band and the bunch
that came with it. There was delege-
Gethcr In the parade They had brought
the peaches with them. hey were bloom
Ing on live peach tree, and around
peaches-sirs-every one OF them, and
blooming like the peaches on the tree.
Display Of Horses.
display of fine thoroughbred horses
from the stables of Mclaughlin Bros. of
of cowboys. the band from the Agricul-
turul college at Logan. the Commercial
club of Cache county. loo men and women
on horseback the Preston boosters and
other features from Cache. The people of
Logan went into the matter whole
heartedly and the delegation from Cache
was fully 500 strong
Automobiles in Line.
Twenty-Five automobiles. all gaily dec.
GRATED followed. one of the pleasing
spectacles OF the parade was Capt.
Rneass, assistant superintendent OF the
state Industrial school, and his battalion
OF cadets Tho boys put up military
spectacle that was Inspiring and showed
in their marching and the manual that
they are occupying a military school OF
the highest rank
Other Floats and Exhibits.
The subsequent floats and exhibits wera
and included the wagons q