The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-19
DIS SEE FOUR AND HALF MILES OF PARADE

vehicles IN line and the Salt Lake Hard
ware company had fourteen. Other We
hicles bore the names of the Carpenter
Paper company the Noegler Seed com
pany. Huslers Flour Quaker Oats, Rim
keis Chocolates, the Utah Lumber COM
pany, Koffe-et and other firms and pro-
ducts.
The fourth division was led by Marshal
G. II. Odeu and his aides, Seymour B.
Young, Jr., Henry Potter and Charles
Malin
II was a long line of automobiles. decor
ated in many cOlOrs and filled with we'll
known people.
Teddy Bear and Wife.
One Of the most interesting, al least 10
the children, was an auto driven BY
Teddy Bear with a smaller Teddy Bear,
presumably his wife or sweetheart. al his
side Above the heads Of the bears was
a tri-coiored canopy, which reVolved as
the machine progressed through the
streets.
In the lead we're two automobiles be
longing 10 Samuel Newhouse.
The Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company had tWenty-one autos I'm line
the Jackson Automobile company also
had long string of machines.
Others who had beautifully decorated
automobiles I'm line were the Stearns
company. the Babcock Electric company.
the Leaver Drug company, the Hemenway
& MOser Cigar company, the shannon a
Essex Clothing company, the salt Lake
Photo. Supply company and other firms
and individuals.
Children Take Part.
one of the prettiest of the floats was
decorated by the members of the L. L.
=. ladies' entertainment committee In
der a glittering canopy a number of chill
dren. who took part i'm the recent "Crys-
tai Slipper" performance. were seated.
They were dressed as fairies. They were
Dolly Christensen. Doris Arden Darling.
Isabelle Rice. Naomi Hoffman. Elsie
Green. Margaret Taylor, Helen KnOwl-
ton and Venus ROmney. Mrs. j. Israel.
who chaperOned the little girls, enter
tanned them at her home after the per-
Torrance.
Three teams, representing the old and
the new way of travelling were L.
G.. r. idea. one of The outfits was bat
tered. springless anC uncomfortable. An
other showed some Improvement, while
the third was up-tO-date and thoroughly
comfortable. +. J. Kiesel, J. Woolf and
Orson Rogers. Old-time commercial trav-
elers, were seated in one of the rigs.
On the float Of the Z. FOgeler Seed
company was the first desk used by the
founder of the Nogeler concern
The Intermountain Milling company had
a wagon weighted down with sacks or
flour
The GreenewaId Furniture company had
d float Ornamented with attractive Things
from the store.
The Rash-RoyIance company had wsg-
on filled with fruits and vegetables ar
rayed i'm a tempting manner
The A Fisher Brewing cOmpanys tloat
took the form of a beer keg. Of size
so out of the ordinary as To resemble
a keg that would figure I'm the dreams
Of a very thirsty man.
on the float of T. Mehesy, jr-. were
thousands of dollars worth Of magniu-
cent furs The display attracted much
attention.
Grand Marshal Apologies.
Grand Marshal Emil Lehman last night
said: There was one hitch in the parade
which ] deeply regret Owing 10 the
length of the parade IL was Impossible
for us 10 pass through First South ana
Second South streets. between state ana
West Temple streets, as was intended
when we arranged the line of march
When the head of the procession was
ready to turn westward from State street.
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