Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10
PROTECTION
FOR EMPLOYEES
President Would Have Financial
Burden Of Accidents Rest
On the Employers.
OPPOSES THEORY OF RISKS.
railroads Prompt to Demand Federal
Law shouldn't Say They're Outside
IT When Invoked Ngalnsi Them.

Exposition Grounds. va. juno TO-
Brought back to the jamestown expo-
sition by the formal opening of En-
Ioch Han, the ancestral homo or ME
mother at Roswell. Ga, and repro-
duccd here as the Georgia state build
Ing President Roosevelt today is for
the second time the central figure OF
an attractive exposition program.
The military and naval spectacle was
not greatly dissimilar to that when
marked the Visit of the president when
the exposition WAS opened on April 90
me president was the guest of tho
exposition for ahout nine hours arri0-
ing with special party. including Mir,
ROOSEVELT, ON the Maynower al 900
a. M After receiving the Georgia off,
clals ON board and with them as his
guests IN reviewing the fleets osgen,-
bled in Hampton Roads. he was land
Gu al the exposition grounds at about
! CLOCK. lie made a speech as part
OF The Georgia day exercises in the
forenoon and viii make another AZ tho
convention Of the National Editors' as
Sociauon In the auditorium this after
noon.
PRESIDENTS ROUNDS.
lie reviewed the parade Of the mill
tary and naval forces. visited INC ,,n-
sentatiot NJ a H. ~ ~ Ih' pre-
state ~ Gen,..,. 'c, pE inc
named for bc, y'' o4lueenIp
given NJ No t,,I,...-. d Iu'cpuoh
Georpinns ,i,,o 80 81" pulluiiE ny
ana Mrs Roosevelt, and visited jufoT-
mallS the New York state building.
abnnt o'.nci. r,, lor "3silinelon at
clouds ..,,,,,,,.,, " %t6'heI was JUST
SIM tr,o,,, 81, w. u .ah we neat of the
ra,. a,,,, - ~ i,lol ,Ilrs every street
dennsited bu, Ji,lt,l"s AZ me exposition
az. isu ,iI oI passengers t.v~
cent inc W., 1891 o'oS''Lotl grounds cN-
tbn nr,gi,io,,t AZ, Was covered by
NJ nv s Sre,,l ~ MS strenuous day.
oia h,,,ii,,, W." .,,,, DIlluliE ana ne Eeor-
atcd ~, ",,u 'ilr negro eNhihit sl,u-
e',.,,,,, ~. AI'I,'c oPposlie ends of the
81 So, 800 'l'e Il'NlnE STANDS and
c.s,.o ,,,,i l 51 iH,,l' NnsIt me speeches
a., i,..','-' HiV ~, ABOUT inc center Of
-, =. I".IG , ARe reservation was
at,'o"ss" Win Tue greatest attendance
,t - ,'''lS 81 ute exposition, ana
EN-, a s9.,''t. vas given reception
i,i,,, a., ~ ' da't aS lhal accorded
~, VI ~, "CSdAi"Ii OF ms llrst WISH.
,o - tnt MayH@Wer steamed down the
a a', N".V'Iu Oh vessels each IN turn
t sItSteu tts presiqoht' VINO occupied the
~ 'uSe ~, ms Edoht' Win a salute OF u
St "tta, HS loleIsn vessels had the po-
.,.',, pi Ho,lor N a me nearest and
~, ei'GI 20 the eNposlllon grounds and
"e.S ieached hrsl bN the Mayflower
i ~ M 'ne.r guns were the first TO be
i 1910 III Sout,uiilg theii 81 utation. The
p5aSh VI uaIk urao vessels of Austria
,iuisy y, brazil FRANCO. Italy, the Ne
e ,I,.s. llailus ana PORTUGAL appeared i'm
9,i" aa coutiast 10 the Atlantic fleet
81 DO vessels under the command Of
rear Adlniral Evans, the ships being
uldped IN the usual peace paint OF
viii IoI me nuns ana bun for the
~ uctufes
haVli Foreign ana American snip
IilaIIned tht ials as inc president
iasseu ~ IeNIeW. Completing the cir
cut ana linhledlately tho president re
telVed on BOARD me nag officers Of the
AtIantlC ueet. Ihe fpreign nag aud
Ouii'ii ne oIleets We're then received
ana u! departing Ihey proceeded 70 the
gNPosttIoI slouiluS' rev minutes
IatrI my Meie lolioWed by me presl-
u l,iis II. we uaIge OF the conmander-in-
yilie, " me AllalSlS meet. accompanied
ny lne IhyiilpeIs Oh ms party
rom bls'uNtIF lauulhs tue pre5l-