Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24

Especial to The NewsD
p,ovo sent. 24.-People arrived rom
all ran county towns. Eureka, Juao'
e.r,,,c and wasatch counties on early
,,.ins his morning to he in attend
s,cs Al the visit Of President tart
~ ,bs number Of visitors are great
!, than any public event has ever
nr,usht 10 Provo, among them are
,,snv children the public schools IN
1.,sb and Wasatch counties closing for
the OCCASION. The visitors and Provo
cltlsens we're up early in the day walt
he lor the arrival Of the presidential
main and the crowds in holiday at
tre parading the streets, the street
iacorations and the display OF flags
and bunting on the public and private
buildings. an tended to give the Ncity
holiday appearance behtting the
first visit Of a president OF the nation
10 the GardeB city
CHILDREN IN LINE.
Before the arrival of the train the
SCHOOL children from the city schools
and the county. and the students
Of he brigham Young university and
he Proctor academy were placed along
Tie line OF march on both sides OF
Academy avenue. the children carry
ilg flags. back OF them on the side
walks the citizens were massed and In
Nie streets and on buildings were
thousands waiting 10 obtain view OF
mt president and party.
Immense and enthusiastic crowds were
waiting az the depot when the train
pulled in close 90 O'Clock The Provo
land welcomed the presidential party
py playing Triumph OF Old Glory"
Fhle ne party was being seated IN the
automobiles FOR the ride 10 the city
On iho way FROM the depot 10 the tab
e'oacIe the hand played the Seventy
'eliu heelmeutal March" The mus-
,als remaining az the tabernacle dis
,tl.sns patriotic airs while the au-
'n0uuc procession escorted by 20 uni
pea guards on horseback proceeded
'INs academy avenue 10 Fifth North
% mence east along Fifth North
lo Second East and north 10
-.slh North and up on Temple hill.
' a.'Ie an exceptionally ine view of the
'''e valley was obtained.
WELCOME oN MOUNTAIN
a nrge nag pole had been erected
''hpic hill aud Old Glory Waived "A
q, .ue to The distinguished guests.
~ pN mountain 10 the east above
M Y. T. "" an immense banner.
h} 10 Boz seen from the valley.
'T,,, I'D placed bearing the word
~, me p " q. band was IN attend.
n, ~ WIN q large number of citizens
aysii'N ',ile hlll and played columbia
sasn.,D pilege AIRS and "The star
'.engled Banner"
,a ny N, ,,iric light and telephone poles
tro., ou 'he buildings along the line of
~. were profusely decorated
raoio,. ono me national colors and
Desidphs OF the president.
rrtt Aradeny avenue on the
OF ile depot was stretched "a
Ore,. goailng the inscription. Provo
ihe intersection OF Acadomy
ule ana Center street "a largo mo-
.t.,pl of President Taft and The rora
eNolle' and Our President" were
'n,l across Academy avenue.
~ lllh North and Academy aven,,.
4. 1.-Two President Taft." marked
A.ig.'iaiiure of the procession from
''hy avenue.
THOSE ~ AUTOMOBILES.
q, 70 ,, following Is the list of ooounants
e' autos in the PROCESSION.
,bs 10 THE president. cant Ar
M. W. BUT, James sloan. Jr.. sem
NreQ sm0ot
u.. Charles O. Wagner. Jo-
RI murphy secretary Baliinqor
n.. George sutherland. Conrfeee-
r fteph Howell
dor W., - Assistant Secretary Wen
I'll 10 arii.fhlef, Or Richardson.
Do. ~ Loose Mayor q. H. Decker,
o',g, No. 4-Robor, r.. sman. ,Asso.
0'.t. Flessl Robert IA. Hazard
pa.i'. ilrtsl, col. H. e. JackIine
James Glove.
nf.. 20, DE, A. Fowler IN. Y Ann
ulrar.,. eeiaupn), William Hoster
n pr, News serwce). Or. Georre
~ S.Nall William N. Roylanoe
Ymk 60 Sherman y Alien NEW
Yort "a, tfald) A. "A. Dunlen tNc,s
c. world. Jacob Evans IA "A ~ 30
~ e. Gen y. A. Wedgwood
ioa. q. "A A.. p, Ward, J. David Lar
ial. 10 a-cols samuel Nov
ca ee''n Wright ana kesler
Wit Col Badger. II.