Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

last mONlu ldSScH lINVubH 'hlt lf"hV
city on his way east During his BRIEF
stay here he had occasion to visit salt
Mn In the course Of his sightseeing with
the result that upon his arrival home
he nonned the following lines and for
wardgl them to the News;
where the radiant rays Of splendor,
Llgbt the sOftening twilight's glimmer
I'M the glory Of the west
Where Gods rugged mountains render
prnlsas. as the sun grows DINNER
Nesting deeper in their crest
NurI,y-cad sublime eternal
Grand and mighty Oquirrhs ranges,
CIeaye amain the starlit skies,
silver Luuas Hight empyreal
Blends with opal twilight's changes,
As % fades away and dies,
Tn sacred geagul In it's eyrie
Drowsy grown from wayy whlsperIngs,
Folds its snowy wings, to sleep
Emerald waves that ne'er grow weary
I'm their never ending lispings
FyeryIastng ylglls keep.
peolng music's Joyful cadence,
Flaunts like myriad golden lances,
'Galnst the mellowing evening air
Fitting forms Of youths and maldens-
souls enWrapped graceful dances
Holds US at thy shrine, SaltaIr.
on the sweet, transplendent pleasure,
OF the waving tossing waters,
AT Satalr sublime so fair,
Oh beloved and gracious treasure,
Wen may Utah's sons and daughters,
Worship at thy shrine, Saltalr
The newsboys win give their annual
outing this year at Calder's Park on
Thursday. June 9th, The excursion is
under the management of Ed. *.
Wheeler who is now securing prizes
for the various events which VIII go
TO make the program on the occasion,
There were close upon ! 600 people
out at Satair yesterday on the occa'
sion Of the Cannon ward outing A
most enjoyable day was spent and
those who were out at the resort In the
evening watched the progress OF the
dust storm In the city from the distance
while hardly ripple disturbed the bos-
ON Of the lake. The successful con-
testants for the prizes that were Of
fered 10 the Sunday school children
we're as follows. Obstacle race, Fred
King; slipper race, Iris Wilson; married
ladies' race, Sarah A. j. Cannon. The
races for girls were Sweet sixteen.
by Hulda Christensen; eight year-old
| nv Claire Cannon, handicap, by Myrtle
Google three-legged race, by Iris VIII
son and Mabel Lewis. The boys races
were: The year-old race, by
A. II. Cannon; seven-year by Lee
SHARP; the four and fveyear races, by
Douglas Q. Cannon, and the three
legged race by Coils Cannon and VIII
ford Cannon.
The students OF the Latter-day Saints
college are out at Saltair today on theil
field day excursion.
Bicycle races will be the star attrac-
ton at the Salt Palace tonight. Attei
the events ON the sugar dowl track tbs
opera company will present La Mas
cote IN the Bijou theater,
A large crowd OF people tarrled iot
an hour after the opera last night tc
watch the electric fountain at the san
Palace. Some new sprays have been
| added the electrician and manipulators
have become perfected in the operation
of the novelty and altogether some very
artistic effects are the result.
There was a tourist out at Saltair
Yesterday who came very near los-
ing his pocketbook and contents con
sisting Of 500 and two railroad tickets
II he had done so in all probability ne
would have placed IL blame where
IT dld not rightly belong II appears
that ne went out 10 Saltair In the at
ternoOn and prior to going into the
water he gave the major portion OF ms
valuabes to his wife to keep Nher
he was undressing he found that ne
had omitted to relieve himself OF ms
pocketb0ok. After prospecting around
FOR a likely spot to cache II ne hnally
pushed il into a crack under the seat
and then went into the water. ID
course he forgot all about his pocket.
book and returned b town. About
o'clock all the employees around ms
| bath houses were sent into commissions
by an urgent request from town oNel
the telephone for the missing pocket
book. They searched high and low
for II with no result Then Manager
McAllster turned things upside dowi
to no effect. Finally the tourist came
out on the last train and went aitel
his property himself He found The
wallet where he left II and nearly tort
It In pieces In trying to set It out o
the crack--and then he went hom'
growing at everybody save himself,
-
Manager McAlister has received IN
invoice for the new bathing SUIT
which are expected to arrive next weel
IN time for the hot weather,
Both east and west Sugar Hous
wards are ont at Lagoon today.
The FIRST league game to be playe'
| by Oh, Lagoons viii occur on Saturda'
at Walkers Park and not az Lag0ol
as stated yesterday,
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