Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
Idaho Pilgrims Will March Up
From the Depot on Their
Return Home.
THEY ARE AT WElSER TODAY.
Cross the Oregon State Line in
Journey to Far Western
Idaho Towns.
Gov. Cutler Joins the Party To-day and
\ Big Program is the Feature
At Boise Tonight,

Salt Lakers will have an opportunity
to see their Idaho pilgrims parade to-
morrow night They viii march from
the Brigham Young monument to the
Commercial club. each man walking IN
a straight line to prove that he can DO
It, except Tor Il right angle turn at
Second South street and another at
West Temple, with IN oblique move
ment at the club hadquarters.
Tho reason Is that the trip has been
such grand success the pilgrims are
too proud to allow themselves to come
back In the night, and steal softly
awny to bed. Their band, which
played Tor Utah In every southern ID
aho town must be given an opportun-
ity 10 blow themselves on the Main
street pave, while President Halloran
Of the board OF governors, with Charles
Quigley, chief OF the worry committee,
must let the people know that the ex-
cursion which came very nearly being
abandoned at the eleventh hour be
cause 80 few responded, has been n
successful affair despite its drench-
ing IN cold water two days before It
began.
TRAIN ARRIVES AT $50.
The decision 10 parade Salt Lake
streets was arrived AZ last night after
a fifth successive day OF Idaho journey
Ing Tho train IL scheduled to so into
Salt Lake at 1926 o'clock Sunday night
but j. A. Reeves called the train crew
into his private car yesterday, after Tho
desire for "A home coming parade had
been expressed. and the trio figured
out u new schedule. II IL OF the rapid
fire order from PoCatello to Salt Lake,
Short Line depot at $50 o'clock, Il full
hour before dark
This morning wires We're sent to d. :.
| Spencer notifying him OF the Intention
/ 20 come earlier and requesting thai
he see that supply Of baggage Wagons
! and street cars are provided TO convey
! tho party on Main street.
ONE LONG TRIUMPH
Mr. Spencer was with the party until
! Friday, and he said today that It's whole
! tour has been one long triumph. social
| ~. I'm o business way. aud from every
| other STANDPOINT ION the St Anthony
! branch" he declared, the people de-
clared it q general holiday, and turned
out on mass 10 welcome us. There was
40 jealousy, nor antagonism, just
warm hearted welcome"
THIS was evident at every town from
Montpelier TO Sugar CITY, and it was
tSpttlhAA Sia AT fAFAbuNt, AAlkhNf 81
Anthony, Idaho Falls, Shoshone, Bur
ley Blacktoot, and Twin Falls
LUNCH AT NAMPA.
A telephone to the News" from
Nalupa at noon today states that the
special is hung up there two hours for
lunch, after which II will proceed Oh
a slightly changed schedule, rom that
announced, The party Will go further
over the western Idaho line at Weiser
into Oregon. Coming back they VIII
stop at way stations until they reach
Boise where a big time IL in the max
Ing for tonight.
GOV. CUTLER At BOISE,
Gov. Cutler Is expected this after
noon, having left last night for Boise,
and big program viii be enjoyed. TOT
lowed by a dance, After that the train
will start home stopping al stations
between Boise and Pocatelln but not
between this point and salt LAKE
where record run Will be made, X th2
train arrives NJ $50 as expected.