Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
AT THE RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures
The EpWorth Leaguers have made It
unanimous al saltalr today.

The Epworth Leaguers have made It
unanimous at saltalr today.
The International Association OF
Machlnlsts. as far as The local lodges
are concerned are out at Lagoon today
An interesting program Is feature II
the outing and handsome list Of prizes
is offered the various contestants.
The committee IN charge Of the NJ. I.
A. excursion to Saltalr on Thursday is
working hard to make the day a success
IN every sense Of the word by tonight
there win be stieamcrs attached 10 the
street cars and similar advertising
notices viii be- placed outside an the
meeting houses In Salt Lake stake.
The NJ, l. A. outing In the past has
been characterized by an Immense
gathering Of the young people indlca
tons point 10 the fact that next week
all previous records will be broken.
Among other features connected with
the reunion will be continuous music
which win be furnished on that day
by Christensen's orchestra and Held's
band alternately The committee IN
charge Of the excursion Is comprised Of
j. West, chairman, Lewis Wells, Matt
Thomas, Elmer Caldwell and other well
known workers in NJ. l. a. circles.
Since the Epworth Leagucrs came to
town Manager Batcman has had his
hands full Of trouble. No sooner had
he settled the beer question than the
h0sts were upon him Yesterday he re-
ceiyed wire from down the line to
the effect that a trainload was coming
10 town and would he reserve thirty
five seats on the afternoon train out
10 the beach. Ever willing TO please
Mr. Bateman adjourned to the depot
and sized NJ the situation The train
was packed and he speedily cav n
there was any reserYng to be done he
would have TO do II with the business
end Of a shot gun. AS such a move
was out Of the question he had TO re-
ceiye the mild expostulations Of the be-
lated travellers when they arrived on
the scene too late TO take the train. TO
add 10 his sorrows, just three minutes
before the train started a telephone
message came from an uptown restau-
rant to the effect that a party Of tour
lists were laying in supplies and would
he be so kind as to hold the train for
fifteen minutes so that they could make
connections, And yet they say rail-
road man has no troubles.
Mr. Leb, the curlo man out at Salt
air, tells n story on the EpWorth
Leaguers which Is too good 10 keep,
Yesterday a small party stormed his
stand out at the beach and proceeded
10 overhaul his stock Of goods. With
visions Of heavy sales In his mind
Leib waited on the prospective purchase
ers and nearly exhausted his extensive
vocabulary In eypatlating upon the at
fractions Of Salt Lake from the stand
point Of a tourist. Finally one Of the
ladies' In the party said III I spend
twenty-five cents for this photo | will
not be able 10 take bath IN the lake.
| want this picture and | would like 10
go In the lake"
Lelb arose 20 the occasion like a true
diplomat and with a sweet smile said.
We'll Madame you know which you
need the most"
Needless to say he sold the picture.
The Cambrian Society will migrate IN
force to Saltair on Wednesday. Special
rates will be In vogue on the railroads
from all Utah points,
The Jordan Stake NJ. 7. A. holds its
outing at Lagoon on Monday.
The trapeZe act over the lake az
Callers Park every evening has proved
TO be a great drawing card
The Salt Palace Is entertaining heavy
crowds every night since the warm
spell set IN Close upon 5000 people
flocked TO that cool retreat last evening.
The employees OF the T. c. NJ. |. will
give their annual outing 70 Lagoon on
Wednesday afternoon The various
committees are working hard 20 make
the event eclipse all previous records
Among the attractions promised Is
road race, shooting match baseball
game, general program Of athletic
sports and a dancing contest. A num-
Der Of handsome prizes win be donated
on this occasion 10 the lucky winners.