Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-23
Press Association From the North
Royalty Entertained in ziOn'
RECITAL AT TABERNACLE.
Trolley hide over the City- Informal
Musicale at KnutsIord aud Plunge
In the saDitarium.

AS line a looking company OF ladies'
and gentlemen az has honored Salt
Lake with a visit, at any time, Is the
Western Canada Press association that
Is now doing Zion In complete style.
This animated party Of knights Of the
pencil ~ being made partakgrg or the
best things that are here, and the beau
tlful spirit Of appreciation that they are
manlfestlng Is reward sufficient for all
the extra effort their visit has ontalled.
They arrived In the city at S o'clock
this morning having been met at ogden
by Prest. Felt ana others OF the Utah
Press association who are deserving Of
n full mede OF praise FOR the admirable
Industry they have displayed In their
desires to entertain the visitors In a
manner befltting the calling on the lat
ter and In c0nsonance with the reputa-
ton for hospitality that Salt Lake has
always borne.
II would be hard to say which are be-
ing entertained the more, the visitors OF
the visited for while some imaginative
editor from Utahs rural precincts Is
regaing the pencil pushers from the
north with some weird and wondrous
story about this energetic state and It's
dazzling resources, one OF the Cana.
dams comes back at him with a story
which, for picturesque imagination and
poetic fancy, exhibits finish In the art
Of telling things, as they are not that
so far exces the home raw material
that II makes the latter look like q
nursery rhyme,
There are many distinguished looking
gentlemen In the party and one from
whom the News" received q call Of q
very pleasant nature Ia j. G. Quinn, of
Cardston, Canada, the former owner of
the paper which Is now edited by David
III Elton formerly Of this city He
states that Mr.. Elton is developing into
an efficient newspaper man and that
the paper is tlourlshng Mr.. Quinn Is
q native OF Canada, having been born
In Manitoba.
There are seyenty-four members IN
the party, and they are unanimous In
their praise Of the manner IN which
they have been received wherever they
have gone. In California the people
Wed with each other In their efforts TO
give them royal time.
The Junket has now lasted three
weeks and although the members are
getting a little weary they eylnce as
keen an interest In everything that Ia
shown them about this city as II they
had not been seeing and hearing wun-
derful things Tor the past fortnight,
This forenoon they visited Saltnlr,
over which resort they went into rap
lures. After brief inspection Of the
great pavilion the party returned to
the city there being no one who seem
ed 10 want to take plunge IN the lake,
After luncheon at the Knutsforl, q
trolley ride over the city including u
trip TO Fort Douglas engaged the time
OF the exourslonists until three o'clock
at which time the party was escorted
10 the Tabernacle where speclnl or
gan recital was given In their honor.
Here the visitors proved themselves Ia
be great music lovers for as the beau
tlful tones OF the instrument rolled out
aud filled the vast auditorium they
went into very transports OF delight.
After the recital the party was adj
dressed by b. H. Roberts, c, w, Pen
rose, and others whose appropriate
words were thoroughly appreciated.
This evening an informal musicale
will be given at the Knutsford and The
day will end with plunge in the san
itarlum,
The party leaves IN the morning for
Omaha and then home. This Is the last
place OF interest that will be visited.
and one member OF the company said
today that It was hitting that their tour
should practically end here that they
might carry longest In their memories
the beautiful scenes and happy Incl
dents associated with their short but
memorable stay In Salt Lake,
DIR sANFoRD's LIVER ISyIGoRAT
The Best LiyerMedclue. A Vegetable cure Tor Liver
na, Blllousnses, INDIGESTION Constipation, Malaria,