The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04
SPEND THE DAY
AS YOU PLEASE
Salt Lake and Vicinity Offer
Unlimited Opportunities for
a Glorious Fourth.
VARIED PROGRAMMES OF
SPORT AND AMUSEMENT
Every Citizen and Visitor Can
Find Pleasures to Suit
Their Taste.
The Glorious Fourth,

The Glorious Fourth!
So II has been called for one hundred
ihirty-Hvc years
So long have the patriotic citizens OF
the United States. on this particular day.
put aside their daily toll and cares and
In their own individual ways expressed
their love OF country and their appreci-
alton of dwelling under the Stars and
Stripes.
And today is the Fourth of July.
Be II said. first OF all. that there ia
no citizen Of Salt Lake, no transient
dweller within our gates who may not
lind al hand today opportunity to spend
his leisure hours suits him best. He
may. al slight expense and In quick
time hetaltc himself to spot where a
regular old fashioned celebration will be
held: he may enjoy salt or fresh water
bathing. he may witness horse races or
bicycle races; or baseball games, or
seek the cool Glens Of the mountains.
or whip trout stream, or picnic In a
quiet grove. just as suits his taste and
his convenience.
And the Salt Lake man and woman
and the Salt Lake visitor can do any OF
these things, even several Of them and
s,ill get back to the home or hotel In
ample timc for an evening dinner In
truth there is no other place SO favored
as Salt Lake in the opportunity for varied
diversions, easy of access
Noise Will Be Limited.
While the ordinance prohibiting the
discharge In public OF lirecrackers and
other destructive explosives viii be
strictly enforced, this does not mean that
the small boy and his father who shares
the small boys desires to create a stir
Will be entirely barred. Those seeking
permission of Mayor Bransford win
probably be allowed 10 discharge noise
producing fireworks, under supervision,
within prescribed limits. and outside the
city limits In many OF the easily reached
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save those imposed by the management
OF these places
Incidentally 1t might be d,tngly OBJ
served that last night in the downtown
districts this was hailed with delight by
night workers, since. for The first time
in a generation, the streets were not un-
usually noisy. not single giant crack
er, dynamite cap OF bomb being exploded.
Opportunities Afforded
And now for the places where YOU
vcrsary OF our independence and be Ger
tain OF a good time
Az Wandamere is offered an old style.
''all the day and half the night cele-
bration, IT will begin with o'clock
In the morning ball game. include the
reading o' the Declaration of fndepen-
dence. patriotic music, athletic games
and sports, and conclude only at mid
night or later when The weary dancers
catch The last car.
1t viii be a GLORIOUS day for the
the Salt Lake team, just returned from
q months tour OF the northwest will
cross bats with the boys from Great
Falls in double header. The first game
of the day will be called at 2:30 and the
second will Immediately follow the
first
The Salt Palace saucer offers a superb
card of hich-cass cycle races with the
other diversions afforded by the dancing
pavilion and the many attractions OF the
various concessions.
Then there is the Lagoon, only thirty
minutes away, where the turf followers
may cheer for their favorites or the
FAMILY groups may gather for a picnic
in the cool shade, surrounded by beauti-
ful flowers and cool fountains.
Saltair an Attraction.
Out at Saltair there is the override
lightful bathing and n special pro-
gramme OF music and dancing. Bountiful
Emigration and other canyons will be
filled with those who prefer the quiet
of the mighty hills
Holiday hours will be observed at the
postofce and practically all OF the bust
ness houses will be closed that the pro-
prietors and employees may have a day
of uninterrupted pleasure.
Somebody's grandmother is going
today TO celebrate the Fourth
body who will not be there, Postmaster
Arthur L. Thomas yesterday received a
postcard containing the following mes
sage:
Mrs. Newell Monk VIII be on first
train Tuesday morning.
There is no such name as Mrs. Newell
Monk registered in the Salt Lake post
office and thus Ii Is probable Mrs. Monk
lives outside the city and when the train
pulls in this morning somebody's grand
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