The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-06
PRESIDENT TAFT AT POCATELIIO
THIS MORNING
Excursion Train from Up the Line
Passes Blackf0ot at 6:45, Re-
turning at $3.50
Hundreds of School Children Going

School children in charge of teach
ers are to have couple of hours ON
this morning to see President Taft
and hear him speak at the Gate City.
fare of SO cents for children and
Is cents for adults has been made,
and a lot of early risers will inhale
SO much of the ozone of the morning
air that they will bounce when they
walk.
This is the program arranged for
the Presidents reception, says the
Pocatello Tribune.
According to revised plans, the
President will arrive in his private
cars attached to No. 1, the regular
northbound train from Salt Lake, due
to arrive at 7:10 a. M, Friday. The
presidential cars will be switched at
once to convenient track at the Lam
der street crossing. Here the presi-
dent and his party, totalling %, will
be loaded into automobiles and driv-
en- direct to the Bannock hotel. The
route of the drive will be from the
crossing to Clark street; west on
Clark to North Main; south on NAN
to Center and west on Center to the
hotel. At the Bannock breakfast will
be served the president and his party.
The president will be seated in the
center of one long table, with his
back to Center street. About him
will be grouped prominent PocatellO
citizens, with a liberal intersperse-
ment of men of the party. Smaller
tables, each seating four, will be ar
ranged in the remaining space in the
dining loom. At the breakfast there
will be no speaking, the affair being
planned along most informal lines.
The menu will be something differ
ent." Arrangements have been made
for Fremont county to furnish the elk
and bear meat, Twin Falls county the
potatoes, Bear Lake county the tIout,
Bonneville county the eggs, Bingham
county the fruit and sugar, Bannock
county the cream and Cassia county
the honey; Oneida county the chick
ems, with pancake -four from the
American Falls mill.
''The breakfast is expected to con-
sumo at least 40 minutes and at it's
conclusion the president will be driv-
en- in an automobile direct to the
High School grounds. Here addresses
of welcome will be delivered by Ma
yor j. M. Bistline, President Hilliard
of the Commercial club and former
governor James H. Brady. The presi-
dents address is scheduled to require
80 minutes in the delivery. Following
the speaking, the presidential party
will be driven in long string OF
autos south ON Arthur avenue to Cen
ter, west on Center across the viaduct
to Seventh avenue; south on Seventh
to the Academy; west on Carter
street to Sixth avenue; north on
Sixth to Bonneville street; west on
Bonneville to the south gate of the
baseball grounds, where the agricul-
tural show will be held; through the
exhibit grounds to the Lewis street
entrance; north ON Fourth avenue
to Center; west on Center to First
;avenue; north on First avenue to Ian
der street and thence to the waiting
train.
"En route to Boise, the President
next stop, Mr.. Taft will make rear
platform speeches at Minidoka, Sho-
shone, Glenn's Ferry, Mountainhome,
and Nampa.
"a special train will leave Idaho
Falls at O'Clock Friday morning,
carrying a large number of citizens
from Sunnyland and big delegation
of school children. Others will be
picked up at Shelley, Firth, Wapello,
Blackfoot and Ross Fork"