The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21
TRAVELLERS WILL
CONTINUE VISIT
Festivities Not to Conclude Un-
til Monday Night, When
There viii Be Parade.
ENJOY DAY AT LAGOON
EVERYONE DEVELOPS FOND
NESS FOR SALT LAKE.

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The l.. O.. r. festivities viii close =
-landay night with an electric street y
parade Although the night parade :
Vas not decided Uuon until ycstcr- :
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pare Tor 10. the L. &. +. commit :
toe planS L. make ii a pleasing speC- =
tacle and intends To- have some sur :
Z prises- The parade will pass through =
= Main street First South street Sec- ,
= ond South street and State street. :
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Won by the multitudinous attractions
Of Salt Lake. the United Commercial
Travellers have decided To linger longer
than they AT first intended They are not
going 10 scatter back through Utah, Mon
tana and Idaho today. Instead, they will
remain in Salt Lake until tomorrow night.
when they viii wind up their carnival
with street parade by electric light II
i their intention to make the parade an
interesting spectacle.
Yesterday was l.. =. r. day at Lagoon.
The Jolly time of Friday at Saltair was
repeated The baseball game was the
chief event of the afternoon. As the
team from Boise was not on hand, the
l. G. 4. nine played with the Logan
club. The L. c. T. won, with a score
OF L. ,.
Ear ieT in the afternoon there were
several footraces. In the first, a i00-yard
dash foi men, ID. Ii. Park won, with Ed
Wilcox second.
The ladies race fifty yards. was won
by Mrs. =. II. McGill, with Mrs. Welby
Phillips close second There were five
competitors in this race. As all were
inexperienced in the art of running, sew
eTal of them quickly uipped upon their
skirts and before they could pick them
selves up were hopelessly distanced.
Master Haynes won the boys race,
with Master Meyers second.
Many Popular Ladies.
1t was hard work to determine which
was the most popular woman at the out
ing. Among those mentioned We're Mrs.
SaXman. Mrs. Sloan. Mrs. Thomas Far
Tell, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Oscar Hem
enWay, Mrs. Ernest Williams, Mrs. Jake
Israel, Mrs. Feddis and Mrs ]. Q. Glea-
son Mrs SaXman was finally awarded
the prize.
Equally numerous were those who were
named for the honor of being declared
the ugliest member of the L. &. T. Those
mentioned were Jake Israel, Joe Decker
w d. McAllister, Tom Farrell, Tim
Brooks George Merit and Jim Lewis
Mr.. Brooks captured the distinction.
While the paraders are passing through
the streets on Monday night, fireworks
will be set off by those In line and more
elaborate displays of pyrotechnics will
lie made at three points in the business
section.
Before going 10 Lagoon yesterday
morning the visiting commercial travellers
gathered at the tabernacle to enjoy an
organ recital
The commercial travellers were not
alone in developing a fOndness for Salt
Lake. Some of the little Eagles. who
came with the big Eagles from Mercur "a
take part in Thursdays parade, fingered
in town. They were the members of the
Mercur Boys band. Yesterday they were
at Lagoon. serenading the commercial
frsveleTs. They had their little black mas
cot with them. They were scheduled 10
return 10 MeTCur last night