The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-15
FULL PROGRAM
FOR TAFT'S VISIT
General Committee Heads Meet
With Governor to Ar
range Details.
SOME CHA. GEES ARE MADE
EVERY PROBATION TO BE TAX
EN- FOR PRESIDENTS SAFETY.

Members of the general Taft COM
mittee met in executive session at the
office Of Governor William Spry yester-
day noon to go over with L. II. Wheeler
of the United States secret service the
plans made for the entertainment Of
President William Il. Taft on his COM
ing visit to Salt Lake. Mr. Wheeler is
the secret service agent who was
chosen to preCede the president on his
western trip to make the necessary
precautions for the presidents safety,
At yesterdays meeting were Senator
Reed SmOOt, Governor William SplN,
/. H. Wheeler, Adjutant General r. a.
WedgW0Od Captain Willis Uline, Chief
Of Police S. NJ. Barlow, Sheriff Joseph
Sharp, United States Marshal James H.
Anderson, George Y. Wallace, jr., w. s.
Mccormick, D. f. BUriey, J. E. Lang
ford and others. After the meeting the
members of the party went to the Com
mercial club for luncheon.
As the result of the conference the
presidents program for Saturday, Sept.
p, was materially changed. Under the
revised program the president viii still
visit the Alta club, Saltair, the tabeT-
nacle, the Country club, Liberty park
and the University club, but the hours
To Be Met at Helper.
The president and his party viii be
met at Helper by a party of prominent
Utah citizens and escorted to Provo,
where ne VIII be entertained for two
hours by the people of that city. Com
ing to Salt Lake. he viii be met at the
Denver & Rio Grande depot by the Ma
ti0nal Guard of Utah and d deJach-
ment of troops from Fort Douglas.
For an hour before the presidents
train arrives the traffic on West Second
South street viii be suspended. The
national guard troops will be stationed
on either side Of West Second South
street to the depot, and the president
viii be taken in an automobile through
the double line of troops. A detaeh-
ment of forty mounted soldiers from
Fort Douglas viii precede the presi-
dent.
In the automobiles that viii convey
the president and his party viii be the
state and city officials and other mem
bers OF the reception committee. Presi-
dent Taft, Captain Archie Butts, per
sonal aid to the president; James Sloan
and Governor William Spry viii OC-
cupy the first car: Charles c. Wagner.
Joseph Murphy and Mayor j. $. Br5us-
ford will be in the second car: DR.. J. J.
Richardson. Assistant Secretary Mich
Ter i'm the third; Robert Small and Rob
ert Hazard i'm the fourth; z. A. Fowler
and William Hasler i'm the fifth: Sher-
man Allen and Harry Dunlap i'm the
sixth machine. In all Of the cars prom
inent members of the reception com
mittee viii accompany their distin-
guished guest.
Direct to the Fort.
From the train President Taft viii BE-
take in his automobile direct to Fort
Douglas where ne viii review the
troops, which viii be on full regimentaI
dress parade. As the president crosses
the border of the Fort Douglas reserva-
ton the presidents salute of fOrty-six
guns will be fired.
The program, as revised at yester-
days meeting is given in full:
Friday, Sept. "a.
Sis a. m.-President met at Helper
by party Of Utah citizens.
I p. m.-PTesident arrives at Provo.
going direct to tabernacle for address
and public reception
.. m-Leavc Provo for Salt Lake.
4:3O p. m.-Arrive in salt Lake. Party
to be met at depot by national guard
band and troops and mounted detach-
ment Of forty men from Fort Douglas. /
Guard troops to be drawn up on sides
of street. Escorted to Fort Douglas for
review Of troops, after which the prcsi- /
dent viii be dined by officers of the
Fifteenth infantry.
Return to I<nutsford hotel for night.
Saturday, Sept. 25.
$50 a. m. to $50 a. m.-Breakfast at
Alta club.
$3.50 TO II a. m.-Devoted to trip TO !
Saltair and return.
II to 11:45 a. Morgan recital at
tabernacle.
11:45 to 3;15-Comtry club and goli |
game.
$3.50 to 5:3o-Liberty park for public !
reception.
$50 to 6:45-Hotel.
6,45 to p. m.-Uuiversity club, Ohio |
society and Yale graduates reception.
p. IN. and balance Of cveuing-AIta |
club.
Sunday, Sept, &c.
to 1870 a. m.-Excrcises and presi- |
dents address at tabernacle.
1890 a. M cave tabernacle for re /
view of children on Brigham street /
diving flag to be marshaled on 3 street /
between South Temple and First [
avenUe).
Il a. m.-Leave Oregon Short Line
depot for Ogden.
There's nothing like sham in famed /
Wasatch ham,
It's rich and it's all to the good.
There's lean round the bone and far
round the lean