Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
cadets .EAV[:
OR THE: FAIR.
Their Second Conquest Outside
The State Has Now
Begun.
NEARLY 800 in BATTALION
Capt. William G. Webb at the
Head of Young Sol
diers' Column.
NEARL \ 300 in BATTALION
At High School Campus Yesterday
They Were Given Their Final
Insirtlctions-Thc roster.

| The Salt Lake High School cadets left
in their SPECIAL train at 10 O'clock this
morning for Seattle to attend Utah
! day at the Alaska Yukon- Pacific expo
| sition. After months of hard DRILLING,
fSthey marched down Main Street H to
Fourth South and then counterinarched
Ito South Temple street in their final
review Although they marched down
Main street at $3.50 o'clock this morn
| ing. there was large crowd to cheer
them. They were followed to the Ore
gon Short Line depot by hundreds of
friends ana relatives. In the large
crowd were several hundred high school
pupils who sang songs and cheered
them as they rolled away.
Gov. Spry was on his way to his office
when the cadets passed UP Main street
on the coun tc.. march. He stepped 10
the curbing and watched them pass
with the other spectators.
they make an excellent showing. L
am proud Of them and / believe every
bod else isl Gov. SpryS said and then
hurried through the crowd to his office.
The cadets lnarched like regulars
through the streets, The band also.
made an excellent showing which.
gained applause as4lt marched over the
course playing the tional airs This
lis the second excursion that the cadets
have made as a Representatives rgani-
yzation of Utah and many of tile spec
tators say that each year they make a
better a appearance 5s
NEARLY THREE, HUNDRED.
In the four companies and band,
Including officers. there were 2a4 cadets.
heir train is composed of eight.
coaches; two ba ggage{ cars and kitch-
en- car. They will reach Seattle Monday
After arriving. At the fair the cadets
bsYiH establf tifIe rpsftfoss
grounds For Ugh IVA they Will en-
joy every q etaii sSiof gular soldering,
intending Inspection drills and guard
duty They NIL form one of the fea-
lures Of Utah day at the fair. i
CAPT. w. G. Webb put them through
their last hard work yesterday after
noon on the high school campus Gov.
l}Spry and d. G. Jackling, who was a
leader in the movement to send them
to Seattle, reviewed them. After the
inspection Gov. sspry complimented
them on their excellent work.
Il am Satisfied with the showing you
have made, !" he continued, addressing
them, and ] know that you will up
hold the dignity of. the State OF Utah
which you go there to represent II
YOU follow closely the orders Of Capt
Webb / know that. you will make no
mistake and that you will be "a credit
to Your state and country. The citi-
IONS have responded to the call when
the effort was made to send you away
on this trip. You ought to be especially
thankful to D. c. lacking, wlloswas a
leader in the movement to give you a
trip to the fair { q
D. G. 5Jackling praised them5for their
work and then Capt. Webb issued his
instructions to them. When the COM
panies and band disbanded they cheered
Gov. Spry and Mr.. lacking as they
left the parade grounds in an automo-
bile.
THE ROSTER,
Following are the names of the Salt
Lake high school cadets who left for
Seattle this morning:
FIELD. STAFF AND .NoN-CoMMIs-
STONED STAFF. I.
Capt VIM. c.. Webb. commanding
o..cer; Capt. j. b, Moreton. adjutant;
A.. Baryman. quartermaster5 sergeant.
Capt. c.. y. Clawscn. quartermaster.
Capt. f. H. Manning, commissary; b.
Wedgewood. aide: e. PurViance SER
scant major E. Smith, auartermaster
sergeant; y. Romney. ordnance ser
geant; r. Browning. commissary;;
Wood Mayo, color sergeant r. Viii.
liams. color sergeant: s. A, McGabe. clerk
TRUMPET CORPS.
F. Walker. chief: w. Anderson, Z.
Barnes, w. Keate, X. Keate. H. Lewis,
II. Love, S. Purviance, L. Van vooris.
L. P. Christensen, v, Hatch, L. Clay
ton, D. Young, NJ. Treweek, @. Findei-
sen, G. Nelson, w. Mccain. Y. MidEe-
s. Backmail, "A. Baer. j. Cline, "A. Cline.
S. Cline, r.. Edwards, E. Eckstein, w.
Hunter, NJ. Lepper, ]. McAleer, O.
Mitchell, e. Reeves. G. Rebentisch, K,
Schrannm, G. Sinclair N. 5Snithen,g e.
snyder o. Smith. L. Thompson, w.
Thompson, II. Young, A. Zimmerman
COMPANY A.
Capt x. Thomas, First Lieut.. L.
Clawson, Second Lieut.. A. Deran; r..
Wallace, first sergeant; H Kay. H:
Herick, ". Theriot c. Gallagher, J..
Offer, E. Redeem, BorS Parry, e. White.
j. Baer. Fl. Badger; H. Brown. F..
Brown, c.. Cassidy. D. Y. Chung, F.
Davis T. Fitzgerald G. Garnich, f.
Greene. d. Gernsey, F.. Helmick. c.
Hummel, X. Larsen. II. Lieberthal, a.
Matthewson F, Matthewson. j. Moser,
G. Morse. L. Margetts, s. Nesle!n. F.
Nichols. A. Penney. p Ray, a. Sluter,
A. Shurer, p. Skeleton. j. Stewart. j.
Storer. A. H. Stevenson, L. Stauffer,
G. Van Aistein. G, Thomas, J. Wallace,
il. Worthipgton. H. Ward, II. Waters.
E. Watts, c. Williams. G. World. L.
Yundt.
COMPANY B.
Capt. F.. Manning, w Abbot, first
lieutenant: NJ. McCarty. first sergeant.
IL. Allen. F. Chaffeu.t NJ Chandler H.
Robbins. l.. Abbot, r. Brain. r. Peter
son. NJ. Smith. L. Wallace. "A. Whitley.
F. Allen. c, Anderson, q Ball. e. Ban
IIs.se..'., g:cs
j. Butt, j Carey, G. Cahoon, NJ. Cohn.
j. DAILY, L. Denny L. Douglass. 8.
Poland, E. Fitzgerald, A, Flandro. D.
Friedman. r. Heath. y. Hill. j ;. Krause,
o. Larsen, H. Margetts, ]. Miller, D.