Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-08
ADMIRAL |J.CH|
WILL ENTERTAIN.
4 Will Receive Guests on Flagship.
Aso and Give Dinner to Rear
Admiral SWinburne.
HAS BEEN ROYALTY TREATED.
Officers and MidsI,ipmen from Squad
ron Sent Around Bay in Il
Special Train.

San Francisco. May T.---Civic and
commercial San Francisco closed It's
aIentertainnent to the officers and
men OF the Japanese training cruisers
Also and soya today; by sending the
entire complement of 1856 midsfipmen
f and 20 of tho officers of the training
squadron on an all-day trip around the
bay in special train, which made
lengthy stops at the various points OF
interest along the line OF the Southern
Pacific railroad; while some 200 OF
the enlisted mem conlpris sing those VINO
remained on board their vessels yester-
day, We're taken q sightseeing tour
z through the Gity in special trolley cars:
Meanwhile Capt. It. a. Phelps, COM
fr1andant Of the Mare Island navy yard.
entertained Rear Admiral Ijichi and
five of his officers at luncheon at the
famous naval station. where Rear Ad-
y miral swinhurne and his staff of the
United States Pacific fleet completed
+ the list Of invited guests.
The party of Japanese middies and
officers steamed out of the coast line
station at S O'Clock The first stop was.
made at Palo Alto, where for two
hours the merry party wandered about
the grounds and through the buildings
= OF stanford university.
A second stop was made at Sam Jose,
where lunch was taken. AS the train
sped through the famous Santa Clara
valley. the Japanese visitors expressed
3 HciIslg;t ana delight at the miles upon
miles of prune orchards through which
the railroad winds it way. Returning
northward UP the east shore OF the bay
the party left its train and took the
trolley line TO Mills seminary, from
IA. 4. H.
bound grip was made
Tonight the ward room and Junior
officers Of the Aso and Soy;LS gave din
ners on board their respective vessels
to the ward room and junior officers of
the United States cruisers West Virgin
ia, California, Pennsylvania and Ten
nessee. Toasts of IN international
charact en- We're drunk, and renewed
pledges of good Will were made between
the rising generation Of sea fighters of
4 tho two friendly nations represented.
Tomorrow Rear Admiral ljichi will
entertain a large number of Japanese
and American civilian guests at Il re-
ception ON board the flagship Aso and
5on Sunday evening he will give Il din
$ner to Rear Admiral Swinburne:
aboard the Asn.
s5 VANCOUVER MAY BE COOL.
Vancouver. ID C.. May S. THAT Van
scouver's celebration OF tho visit Of the
Japanese training ships Aso and Soya
on May II is likely to BIO a badly mixed
3affair,}tis shown BY the marked oppose
ton to the celebration arrangements
IN various official quarters!
y The civic finance committee by n very
decided majority last night turned
down the Recommendation OF Mayor
Douglas for a thousand dollar donation
to tha militia officers In mid of paradest
and entertainment expenses. Four al.
dermen out of five voted against the
appropriation, despite protests Of the:
military men that their action was
against imperial ethics and that Nan-
couver should cultivate good relations
With Japan. III