Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
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L.E:IA||'V|| Tonight
mo Hundred Members 4 Of Taber-.
nacle Choir Ready az TOR
Trip to Seattle.
&C PARTY Of Exc uR X; II: 1:
over Three Hundred d Utah i. People
Are Booked for Visit
To#the Fair.
~
\ Witl, Governors Party, Higl, School
Cadets and Utalns Now There,
colony Numbers Over | 400. s..

u
for excursions $50
Utah people now mt fair
(cstinntcd) $50
Total 5. !. !. ~ ,4ea !.
,.:.:
with the cry of .t'all aboard. this.
y morning, he exodus from Salt AXE to-
Z seattle, to attend Utah day at the
ka- Y u kon- Pacific exposition, be-
gan. R The Salt Il Lake High school.
Z cadets pulled out on the. first Of the.
1 three special trains at 10 clock with
ss4 aboard. The second train carrying
the Salt Lake tabernacle choir num-
bering 200. and accompanied by ESQ
Utah people leaves at 5 sso'clock to-
night Gov William spry and his
party will start Sunday morning in
their special cars. Scores Of Utah
people are securing tickets for the fair
4 and viii leave sunday and Monday to-
$ attend Utah day. Aug. %, on the regu-5
J lar excursion trains It is estimated
that the u tail colony will number !, 500
people approXima telS. and Will make
Utah dan ore of the events of the
season The visit of the choir and the
cadets Is looked forward to With a
great deal Of nticipatioil and la corr
i dial reception will no doubt be given
e them. gk9 l5.t 3ss 5SSl ~
This is the largest crowd that has
cYerjattended uta h d sly at any exposi-33
ton While several hundred people have
+ attended the fair and returned home.
it is estimated that there are about
$50 Utah people at the fair now waiting
for Utah day When they are joined
by the people on the three special
trains and the pa ssengers OF. the reg
ular excursion trains, the; Utah com
& missioners believe that 1T will be the
largest attendance of any state ex-
+ 5cept Washington and Oregon,sat one
Il time, I
SIpEETRIPS PLANNED.
The train which carries the lchoirsand
their friendsSis made up OF nine stand
ard sleepers Whict are completely fill
& ed. Two dining cars will be attached
to the train to give them better nc
commodations The choir will stop at
1aGrande. Portland. and Tacoma and
spend four days at Seattle. Numerous Ter y =
side trips have been arranged for the
e excursionists and many OF them will
Il remain for several weeks which they
can do by special arrangement With
the conductors of the excursion.
.} The cadets train was composed of
eight coaches, two baggage cars and
Il a kitchen car. They will be given
rations on the train and enjoy real
4 camp life at the exposition.
Governor William Spry's staff and
81 party Will occupy two cars on spe-
+ cial train D. CD ackling will go in
his private car, the Utah Copper
y and several of the PARTY will ac-.
81 company him. A standard Pullman
Z will accommodate the remainder Of
f1,n, oil. n
ranged to go and 1t Is possible 4 that
Mr.. lacking Will he accompanied BY
some friends from the east
Up 10 date about eighty reservations
have been made at the Oregon Short
j Line ticket office for the excursion
trains on Sunday and Monday. These
& trains will be mad up la lite. this aft
ternonn and the tickets will be issued
at that time. i. .. keyes says that he
believes there Will possible be 90
Utah passengers on the regular ex-
curson trains. II
DESERVING UTAH.
with the mountain resorts crowd
ed and the excursionists leaving IN
deserted village said one of the direc--
tors Of the Utah commission today:
The exhibit which Utah has at the
lair is worth going to see. and ! th t'ls
that the Utah people who go there
WI enjoy IT, 53 3s5
The members of the Salt Lake Tab
ernacle choir and the Utah people VINO
K VIII accompany them. leave at s o o'clock
tonight. There are 200 members Of the
choir and $50 friends and relatives.
I Fifty persons will join the excursion y:
& ogden occupying the first car. a num-
Z Der OF Heterogeneous were made at
the last minute this morning on ac-
count OF the extra list. The names OF
all the excursionists. and the Choir
follow:
Car MOL will be filled at Ogden
Gar No 2--Berths l. y. T. Foutton
and wife. sam d. Hunter and VIE
z peftis Marie Thomas, Rom MA p a r.
per, NJ j. Thomas. Mrs. NJ. &, Thomas;
4 nei'ths 3, Lie Duncan. ]. H. Poulton,
: Mrs Mrs; Mabel F. Kirk. Annie Poulton;
& nerths q, Amy ] ones. NJ. y. u Peder-z5
sen Sarah Wood, Vera Jensen; berths
I 5, Mary Katz. Mr. Il. j. Brain and Wife,:
5sbetths 6, %. c. Smith, wife
and children; berths, I, Mrs
Charles Solomon. Mrs, James
Jones Mrs. N. Neal: berths s, Bertha
Johnson, Annie johnson. Cele Brown.
Mrs q. j Brown; berths 3. r. H Sid
= doway and wife. Andrew Peterson and
i Wlfet berths 10. Miss Kesler. Mrs. kes-
4 sr, Ella D. Bishop, Emily s Brown;
nerths II. Stella Poulton.s Minnie Pout-#
Z ION. Alberta Singleton; berths ~. May
brown, Mrs. Rilla N, Green, Mrs. Oscar
\ Peterson. #5s
rarty
Car No, 3Berths 1. J. George Midg-
f iey. "a. Evans; berths 2, Camilla
rope Edith Budd Mrs. e. ]. Groo,
ter;
~ Hams, Fern Barber. Sarah NJ. Gill (
if.., Fannie Gillett; berths 4. Collins
~. eiillett, Emily N. Davis, Martina
z .ss hsrths 5. Killing Johnson. Ar
Z l I a. Allen, John Rigby. Howard An.
! dslson. .herths. & Mr. "a Ting ton ard one. a