Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

The ueople OF Salt Lake City viii
celebrate the Fourth--that Is, that
rortion OF the people remaining in
he city will celebrate. From pres
ont appearances. the exodus OF pop
platlon from the city. which began
this morning FOR the fishing streams
and mountain resorts in different parts
Of the county and state, and Will con-
tnue this evening and tomorrow with
crowds leaving for the Jeffries-John-
son championship fight at Reno, there
viii be comparatively few people re-
naming in the city for the nations
natal day. Early in the morning hour
automobiles. carriages. Ludlows and
vehicles Of all kinds began carrying
their quota Of pleasure seekers out OF
town for the mountains, and hundreds
Of people will spend the Fourth meath
the shade OF sequestered hooks and
IN the glens OF the wasatch, or Turing
Inc festive trout from his lair in the
mountain streams
PREMIUMS ON BERTHs.
Al a late hour this afternoon the city
ticket office Of tho oregon Short Line
railroad was bcseged with throngs
anxious 10 secure reservations on the
hght special. which leaves this city at
III tomorrow afternoon. All the cars
obiainable on the special were filled
up several days ago, and special
coach was scheduled 20 leave on the
rain out Of here for the west at
o'clock this afternoon, besides another
tourist sleeper leaving at II IS tonight.
These coaches were filled in short
Tine, and now the "hght fans" are Of
iering premiums ranging from s. for a
berth In any Of the cars. All the reg
pAr trains are carrying extra coaches.
and every train is crowded 20 the
guards The special train win be COM
icsed OF six standard sleepers, an OBJ
serVStion car, two diners and a bag
cage car and the whole train is sold
out upper, lower and drawing room.
LIBERTY PARK.
However, there will be a few left 10
enjoy the celebration Of the Fourth
III Liberty park And It Is to be a
eeleoratlon such as has not been seen
" many years The parade is TO be a
leature OF especial merit, most Of the
.haracters taking part In the floats
uehg children. In fact, the original
llea OF the celebration was to make
nay Tor the benefit of the children,
ana ms IDEA has by no means been
tpandoned although many OF those
taAing part In the conduct of the az
lair are adults.
The parade will form on the north
. we OF Liberty park and march around
Wy q. urlNe to the point OF starting.
ne patriotic floats, such as George
washington crossing the Delaware.
aaui he'ere's ride, IL original states,
~ w. VIII be composed of children in
TTghs.une and riding Shetland ponies.
Ill VIII be 50 children dressed In
aa..' costume, preceding the division
N, ,,,os s 'o the Indian War veterans.
ta,S op'rIt OF 49, typihed by the grand
,ps 4, Playing the flute, the son carry
tbs e nag and the grandson beating
nv 49, VIII DE feature represented
the .. en-. IN the float representing
viii tos"lhs OF the Delaware. the river
~ =" represented on the float with
rocks Of ice guaranteed not ia meIt 4.
"s hottest sun.
N'l'DESs or LIBERTY.
,.s siss Edith Robinson has been So
err 20 represent the Goddess of Lib
IA . aha she will be surrounded by
lrinsi iluten representing the IL or
fss,n Liberty Bell viii be a pretty
orsane' the float being i'm charge OF
viii hewlett. 4 real church bell
sr,i,, pe used. the decorations being
Thue and profuse.
bsy, daughters OF the Revolution will
prls,,,S,nh argo Of the John Alden ana
Var ~ noat The Spanish American
tursaF veterans will have a cannon can
by ION the Spaniards surrounded
Lhat, Ut crew Of boys dressed in the
tan batl!ofms' Basil Anderson. the
team ~, expert of the l.. d &.
rorr,.Nlli represent Uncle sam ae-
Ious ,i by oight children OF var
he ~ 'shts and dimensions. represent
ID css possessions OF Uncle sam w
lana n'pbell viii have charge on the
Win so Indian children. which
year, led by little Enon Daiev' g
IA o,a, riding a bicycle.
ARA 9nton win have foat In the
kena M eenresenting an Indian camn
Inc Spirit OF 81 will be a prom