Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-30
AT THE RESORTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To-Day Win ltS IflenuS
The Oregon Short Line brought In 500
people from Lehi and American Fork
this morning. The major portion or
this excursion went out to attend the
business mems outing at Lagoon.
The resort season is drawing to
close. While no definite dates have been
fixed as yet. Inquiry at the Offices OF
Lagoon and Saltair this morning elicit
ed the information that another ten
days would see the closing down Tor
the season. after Labor day the win"
ter train schedule will be put into ef-
feet on the Salt Lake & Ogden. Saltair
viii be probably closed about Septem-
Der TO-
An Grafton by Governor Heber NJ.
Wells will be one of the features at
Lagoon on Labor day.
II was commercial travellers day at
Saltair yesterday and II drew erowg
Of close on $500 people The knights or
the grip were out in force and they
managed TO spend a right regal time
to the strains Of the orchestra and the
accompaniment Of the good cheer mhich
was in evidence. There was no pro-
gram, no set speeches and no boxing
match. The latter event had been
abandoned owing to the fact that the
principals had jumped their contract
An effort was made to bring about a
meeting between j. C. Gleason, the
catch-as-catch-can exponent and VIII
liam McAllister, the feather-welght,
but, although great pressure was
brought to bear, both respectfully de-
clined. The major portion Of the crowd
went out early. on the 2;20 train were
j. c. Gleason. senior counselor OF the
Salt Lake lodge of United Commercial
Travellers; William McAllister, junior
counselor; Samuel Barlow past senior
counselor; j, Wash Young, conductor
and Harry Evans, page. These gentle
men looked after the wants OF the as
sembled multitude and saw that none
were suffering from ennui All sorts
and conditions OF men were present in
Guiding the two well known travellers
Bishop Leonard and Bishop Talbot OF
the Pennsylvania diocese, who appar-
entity enjoyed themselves as much as
the bonafde drummers who were dis
porting their classic frames In the wat
ers Of the Great salt Lake. Just be-
fore the last train pulled out for tie
city Chairman Hirsch superintendent
the drawing Of the prizes. A complete
list Of the lucky numbers Is given be-
low and the holders OF the coupons may
secure their prices today by calling at
the store Of the Utah Liquor company
The successful numbers are:
IS, $50. 7,2i2, 1881, 4,97i, 5O5S, 3,lil, 7.17S,
1,lO5, 7,745 5,Osl, 5.573, BIZ, 4S,IO7, 1850
1876, 1886, $1,000. 5,4sl, 6lOGi, 1854.
1902. 5,3ll, 5,i46, 7i6l, 7.772, 6l,0ll. 1856,
7,Oi7, 6,sS5, 7,i3i 5.OS6. 1898. ei.liS. 1873,
1896, 1895 81 III, 6,s4i. 4s,72e, she, 4.S65,
1899. 5.l65, $3.50. 1863. i,S22. 5,l56. CLIPS,
5,52j. 6O,9s5, 5l2S, 1908. 5,27S 1894. eO.ssS.
1881, 1904. 1914, 1872, 5,S25, 1882. 5.2S5.
1865, 81 .i5s, 4s,743. 1928, S4is. 7.Il9,
| 6,s45, 7l2s, 5,lsS, 5.372. 5,5l6, 1903 1876,
! 4,S6S. 1874 6l13s. 6l.0S0 1888. 1913, G,S51,
1894, GLE, 5,4ss, 3,i71, 5,57l, 1859, 5.477.
As, 7iO, 1855, 81 ,O29 5,2g5. 1926, 1870, 5,O49,
6l,lS3, 6O,9s3, 1856.
The Germans Of Salt Lake City were
| the predomnating feature at the Salt
/ Palace last night. Early In the even
ing they hocked to that resort and from
| then on they practically owned all there
| was In sight When the curtain went
up In the Bliou theater the auditorium
was crowded with Teutons and their
4 friends % an extent that the actors
| looked out on a sea Of faces, II was
| an enthusiastic crowd too, and one that
/ cheered the various turns presented TO
| the echo. The climax was reached
/ when the Messrs. Shaefer, Schwartz,
| Rausch and Motzkus, with the "Har-
| monte" and the opera company united
| In chorus IN the last number as the
curtain at the back OF the singers was
! drawn back revealing the Goddess Of
! Liberty on a pedestal. the chorus girls
| grouped at her feet and the Star Span
| gled Banner and the flag OF the German
| singing society waving In the fore
| ground In addition 10 the choruses
/ there were several numbers rendered
| by the soloists OF the society which
| were enthusiastically received. The
principals among the professionals al
so received their share OF the generous
| applause. After the conclusion Of the
entertainment all concerned adjourned
1 20 the grounds where Manager Mulvey
! Instituted pyrOtechnlcal display with
/ dazzling effect. German n!ght at the
| Salt Palace last evening wag such an
unqualified success that Il is on the
cards that other societies may institute
similar outings.
The Norden Literary society has ar
ranged a good program for It's outing
az Lagoon tomorrow. As this viii be
the last scandinavian outing OF the
season large crowd is expected to be
In attendance.
The officers. teachers and members OF
the theological class Of the Ninth ward
are at Saltair today with the Taberna-
Gle choir
Rnv nTha snnciaiorn tomorrow.