The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
TRAVELLERS TO
HOLD FULL SWAY
Week Will Be Notable One in
Salt Lake Record of
Celebrations.
FORMATION OF PARADE
DETAILS COMPLETED FOR THE
GRAND PAGEANT.

All is hustle and excitement at the head
quarters of the committee in charge Of
the United Commercial Travellers cele-
bration. AS the festivities will actually
begin this morning with the arrival of the
special train from Butte with the Mon
tana delegation, although the features Of
the festival are not scheduled to begin
until next Wednesday evening when the
grand council of the L. c. r will be
gwen a banquet at the Commercial club.
the OVerWorked committeeman will lie
standing upon their heads during the next
few days.
The big parade on Thursday will start
at 1880 o'clock. 1t will be arranged as
follows:
Mounted police.
Platoon of police.
Grand Marshal Emil Lehman, with his
aides, j. b, Lewis, o. X. Sterling, ). NJ.
Barlow J. II. Saxman, g. W. Goddard
and Gus Anderson.
Governor Cutler and his staff.
Held's band, fifty pieces.
Marshal ]. c. Leary, first division. and
aides, Rev f. l. Goshen. Max Brown and
Lieutenant r. c. Naylor.
T. c. T. float.
L. c. r. members and other CONNER
Railroad traffic men and float.
Cadet band.
Elks and float.
Provo DanQ.
Provo Commercial club and float from
Provo strawberry Festival"
Z. e. NJ. l. 300 uniformed employees.
Ogden societies and industrial floats.
Marshal A. g. Mahan second division.
and aides. ]. Paul Jackson, Lieutenant
John Anderson of Eureka and Earl Geiger
of Ogden.
Eagles.
Woodmen of the World.
Ladies of the Maccabbes.
Modern WOOdmen of America.
Thistle club and float
United Carpenters & Joiners and float.
Marshal b. F. Redman, third division,
and aides. Alexander Pickering, Frank j.
Gunter. J. NJ. Young.
Fifteenth United States Infantry bany-
Salt Lake Riding club.
MAYOR BransfOrd, members Of the city
council and city officials.
Fire department.
Veteran firemen.
NauvOO legion.
Salt Lake Driving club.
Cambrian association float.
Hawaiian float.
Greek association, float
Pony express riders.
Old stage coach.
Forty floats, industrial.
Marshal G. T. Odell fourth division.
with aides. Seymour B. Young, jr., Henry
Potter and Charles Malin.
Ladies G. A. r. band
One hundred automobiles.
Thirty carriages.
For the Festivities.
The L. c. T. program for the festival is
as follows:
Wednesday Evening-Banquet to grand
Thursday-1O a. m, reception to I. c. T.
members at Commercial club; addresses
of welcome by Governor Cutler, Mayor
BransfOrd and W j. HallOran; response
by George J. jeffrey, grand counsel L.
G T. 1880 p. m, PARADE p. m, pail
game between Provo and l. {. 1. at
Walkers field; p. m, bicycle races at
Fridav~g:90 a. m. music and speeches
al chamber of commerce.; 10 m, ride
through Salt Lake in Seeing Salt Lake
cars: p. m, ball game between Logan
and L. c. T. at Walkers field; p. m,
Saltair entertainment; bicycle races at
new saucer track.
Saturday-1O:90 a. m, organ recital at
tabernacle: / p. m, Lagoon boat races.
swimming races, foot races; p m, pan
game between Boise and l. c T. at La
COON; S p. m, Lagoon band concert and
dance
Saturday-l2 m, laying of the corner
stone of the L. c. T. home for dependent
boys.
From the North.
Part Of the Butte visitors 10 the United
Commercial Travellers celebration here or
June Il. Is 10 and % started from that
city yesterday on a special train and will
reach Salt Lake at o'clock this morn
ing In the party that will arrive today
will be George Jeffrey of Helena, grand
counsel: James Evans of Butte. grand
secretary; A. KOhlberg of Helena, grand
junior counsel. and Harry Flitchman OF
Boise. grand conductor.
The early arrival Of the Montana party
was explained yesterday. when it was
said that the L. c. T. grand council meet
ing will be held on Monday, so that all
the remainder OF the week can De devoted
10 having a good time The grand cOun-
ell will gather in Eagles hall Monday
morning and viii continue in session,
with only the necessary adjOurnments for
refreshments. until all business that must
come before IL is disposed of, even though
Do IS necessary TO remain in session until
late that night
ONLY small number Of the members
Of the r.. &. r.. will take part In the grand
council meeting In Salt Lake there are
only SIX OF seven members, out OF total
Of about 90 who may enter the grand