Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-18
EDITORS FROM
OLD TENNESSEE
Southern Quill Drivers Take in
Salt Lake,
OVER A HUNDRED OF THEN
They Are Far From Home and Don't
Care II They Never so Back
usn't That CsreIesst

The Tennessee Press association, rep
resented by i02 people, arrived from
Colorado this morning over the d. e. 4.
g., and made their headquarters at
the Kenyon hotel while in this city.
with an overflow az the Windsor The
association held its thirty-second con-
vention at Nashville Aug. ", and after
the meeting took In St. Louis. where
they were handsomely entertained. The
next stopping place was Kansas City,
and then II was on 10 Denver. where
the chamber OF commerce showed the
Tennessee editors all over the city, and
did everything possible TO entertain
them, The tourists then visited Colo
RADIO Springs, and then Salt Lake was
the objective point. The party disband
here, some remaining two or three
days, and others longer, while yet 9TH
ers viii make a trip to the coast before
returning to the hills Of old Tennessee
Members of the excursion say that
while the Rocky mountains are very
impressive the Alleghenies are even
more so, and with this additional adj
personnel of the party Is as follows;
l.. II, Laseter Athenian Citizen; Rob
Roy, Times; y. 3. Remine. Courier,
John b. Turner, Sentinel; j. b. Stern,
Journal; L. S. Walker. Southern Fruit
Grower S. w. Hixon, Southern School
Bulletin, 7. y. Lipscomb Dixie Game
Fowl; ., c. Perry Maury Democrat:
DR.. r, Q. Lillard, Mountaineer; Rut-
ledge Smith, Press; A. ] Casey, Times
Journal; T, J. Campbell, Herald; n.
George, Home Enterprise Geo. Il. Bor-
en-, Mountaineer; ~ o. Wallace, OBJ
server; w. II. Doughty, Republican;
w. r. Lyon, sun; D. w, Williams. Ad.
vertiser; eX-President s. y. LaRue,
Press; D L. Gass Musical Review: o.
w. Dugger. Democrat Fred L. Schu.
bert, New Switzerland Nachrchten, w.
O. Douglas, Advance Sentinel: John w.
Bell, staff ex-Presldent b. A. Enloe.
Press l.. c. Martin. Record: J.. w.
Rollins, Herald r.. w Essary, Repub.
lican; W. NJ. Carter. Tribune: ex- Presi-
dent e. f. Adams, Democrat. II. f.
Graper, Progress; r. Zimmerman.
Southern Post Journal; p. BOYLE. Com
mercial Advocate; J. J. Duffy, Catholic
X. and L. OF a. Journal Geo. w. q.
Miller, Shlhboleih; Miss Regina Fraw-
ley Catholic Journal: President Louis
@. Fritz, Deutscne Zeitung, Al Rowe,
Herald; Harry J. Boswell, Times; r. A.
Greer Jewish snectator: John Y. VIII
hanson, Hustief Chas. A. Wade, FIX
change; W. w. Wallace, New Era Ru-
fus c. Jackson. Chronicle: d. r. Neil
Southern Junior; Miss Il. d. Pope. Con.
federate Veteran; w. G. sadler. Ten.
nessce Farmer; ex-President A. f.
Baird, Lumberman: j. j Ambrose Ten.
nessee Mason; A. j. Grigsby, ex-presl.
dent; Wharton j. Allen. Merchant and
Manufacturer; l.. j. Hampton. Banner:
y. w. Boyer, Fraternties Review: ex.
President ". A, Hasslock, secretary:
Col. Robert Gates honorary member:
n c. Kline, News Frank II. Fagala.
Times: NJ L. Crowley Republican. Or.
John T. Trion Post Intelligence: w r
Romlue Citizen; Chas. Campbell. In.
terprise. ]. Wesley Brown STAR w. II.
Lancaster Banner; Geo. Y. Deathrldga
Hustler; G. l.. Heffner. Courier: u. +.
Wallace Review: ] W. Gift. Hanner
Miss Ruth Thomas. Record: ex-Presi.
dent w ]. Slater Journals Mrs. Geo.
w. Harris, Truth John r Cortner. Tri
bune; d, o. Willisms. Press: c. W.
Turner, Sentlneli j. w. Maddox Wit
ness