The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01

| TadJe, Uinta county; Miss Tessie Har-
mon, Carbon county; Miss Margaret
Shafer, Grand county: Miss Ivy Spencer,
Sanpete county, Miss Leah Brown. Sew
Ter county; Miss Wlnifred Cummings,
county; Miss Fenella Haywood, Garfield
county; Miss Bessie Spencer, Kane
county; Miss Lucy Bronson. San Juan
county; Miss Matte Thornley,. Devis
county; Miss Nina Taylor, Utah county
Cache county was not represented. Mrs
W, a. Wetzel was matron OF honor. as
sisted by Miss Bertha Whitney and Miss
Sarah Ann Cover. both of Parowan-
HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND CADETS
The cadets made an excellent showing.
Following so closely after the regular
soldiers, they marched to martial
columns were immaculate and un-
broken. They were received with q
din Of applause and cheering.
| ALLEGoRICAL FLOAT OF THE STATE
OF uTAH-Thls fioat represented the
great seal of the state OF Utah. sur
rounded by products of agriculture and
miniature factories, beautifully worked
out in colored lights and paintings
The products Of the field and factory
were set on tho float artistically and
were ''the real thing" An invitation
TO visit the chamber Of commerce In
the Vermont building was emblazoned
along the sides.
THE aEa yNesok6N y sokaN pEsgSd I5IRTH Of
UTAH,r "DEVELoPMENT OF iRRI-
CATION" AND "FRUiTs OF IRRIaA-
TioN"--These floats presented a. most
their deplctions Of irrigation develop
rnent In this state The last doat Of
this series was great horn OF plenty,
Offering an inexhaustible stream Of
fruits and agricultural products.
splendid piece Of work. At one end
were shown the rugged mountains OF
the Wasatch range. and from the
water shed Of the peaks extended a
ley, depicted at the other end OF the
float, The valley was shown rich in
fields of grain and products OF the
farm.
UTAH coUNrY-Thls float was one of
the best in line. AS in the case OF
Salt Luke county, the modern methods
Of bringing water Into the valley by
canals from the mountains were shown,
and also the products Of the farm. \
feature Of this float was a bevy of
pretty young girls from Utah county,
each OF whom represented one of the
industries Of the county.
MiLLARD coUNTY-In the center of the
float was a great pyramid of fruit, the
results of modern irrigation develop
ment. More than thirty-fve cases of
real fruit were used to construct the
pyramid, which was surrounded with
other products OF the field, artIstically
arranged.
BOX ELDER coUNTY-A bevy OF pretty
girls graced this float. and from its
illimitable supply OF fruits. artistically
arranged, the young maidens threw
lined the streets. The float represented
a great horn Of plenty, worked out In
gold.
THE woopMEN OF THE WoRLp-The
feature of this part, OF the division,
aside from tho splendid showing made
floats depicting the Protected Home"
and the "Unprotected Home" The Or
SsT Ssnd Of and 0Ts sOns e o 5evo s4s esmed @ hs
just portion Of credit for commend.
able showing, as did the Fraternal
Brotherhood and the EIks. Price was
conspicuous with It's banda
IRON COUNTY FLoAT-This float was
trimmed in silver and gold with prod
ucts OF the county arranged all around,
attracted much attention. On two high
thrones. formed Of :, sheaves OF wheat.
dar City and Bertha whitney Of Par
owan. The float was pretty one,
JAPANESE FLOAT-Beautifu with pink
cherry blossoms and white chrysanthe-
and Somen ae the ost re was IN fhe opn
ion Of many. tho most artistic In the
parade, The float was entered by the
Japanese Society of Utah and was de-
signed according to ideas furnished by
members Of the society, The scene rep
resented a Japanese tea garden with a
quaint rustic bridge spanning a small
cherry tree in full bloom with the ma
tional flower. Under the tree at the
rear OF the float two dainty Japanese
women sat at small table and drank
tea In true Nipponese style. At the
front Of the font were two men, cos
TUNED in real Japanese armor said to
be several hundred years old. represent
Ing the ancient knighthood OF the coun-
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prominent local Japanese, Frank AR
lima, president of the Japanese society.
and D. Uji; an officer OF the organiza-
ton, +. Yano, contractor, and T.
Hara, owner Of a local Japanese hotel,
represented the knights.
BIRTH OF RRI0ATioN-ThIs foat
was was entered by San Diego. Cal.
the birth of modern Irrigation In North
America at tho Pacific coast town
The scene showed how the folds were
cultivated and water applied through
the use Of dirt bitches by the carly |
Spaniards. who were afterwards sup |
planted by American pioneers.
"BEER FOR THE ER"-Taking |
advantage OF the opportunity for dis
play. the WAGNER Brewing company
The float showed huge beer bottle |
OF Imperial brew, gushing It's amber |
fluid into large glass capped with |
sabe9 On Se tho Rod Of se9 hs float at ERE
LhSSiipS' .he moiNS' water loT tne |
farm. but beer for the farmer
THEATER FLoAT-Thls
a real work OF art made TO rep
resent "The Drama" In the fore part |
was forge upon which q fire blazed |
This represented the old Greek heroes
burning incense TO the goddess Of music |
and the drama. a group at the rear
was dressed to represent several of |
Shakespeare's characters. Miss Mary
King, as boy trumpeter. preceded the
float on horseback and played bugle
calls.
SEWER COUNTY FLOAT-Decorated In |
blue and orange. with two pretty girls
seated seat. In me I'M, midst OF corn: wheat.
float was very artistic. The float was
blaze of light and color. and the
county's Notwithstanding the girls
showed UP to good advantage. The
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