Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
A NEW MAGAZINE.

1.-THE Business Woman's Magazine
is the title of very interesting month";
ly published at Denver, Colo, by
Louise Lee Hardin. The october num-
Der contains many very interesting
particulars concerning Utah. The lead
ing article by w, ]. Wise is descrip-
tive of Salt Lake city, and is illustrated
by some very attractive cuts. The de-
partment entitled Events In Brief"
is edited by Hugh Coyle, and this also
has a number of bright paragraphs
relating to Utah affairs. II contains
an excellent paper on the Eleventh r.
rigation Congress, and an article on
the visit OF the Congress to the beautl-
ful city of Logan: which we here in
sert In full;
one OF the delightful features OF
the recent Irrigation Congress in Og-
den, was the invitation to the entire
congress TO visit the Agricultural coll
lege, sugar works and other points In
the Cache valley In and around Logan
city, Utah. The oregon Short Line
furnished "A special train of fourteen
coaches and the trip occupied an en-
tire day, A procession Of four hundred
carriages containing the visitors was
formed at the depot and with two
bands OF music In band wagons, maxi
ing a line over four miles In length
took up its march to the magnificent
college on the brow Of the hill In the
rear of and overlooking the city, Lunch
was spread In the spacious halls and
fifteen hundred persons sat down to the
delightful feast.
The lunch was cooked and served by
the young lady students of the college.
and It was pronounced by all the best
they had ever seen prepared. Happy
and Fictitious speeches were made by
many of the distinguished guests, and
We're responded TO by officials OF the
institution, District attorney Frank X.
Nebeker, Of Logan, made IL point
TO pay particular attention to the visit
ors as well as helping all others to do
the same AS scenic spot there Is
hardly loyelier place In the world
that Logan. The view from the college
along the mountain ranges and cam
yons being absolutely indescribable
by any writer, II Is one OF the beauty
spots of the American continent,
Congressman Reider Of Kansas paid
the people Of the Cache valley, the
citizens Of Logan and the faculty and
students of the Logan Agricultural
College the neatest, happiest and most
appropriate tribute for their unbound
ed hospitality In his remarks at the
banquet Of any that were delivered,
Mr. Hugh Coyle Is the organizer OF
a company which will advertise Colo
RADIO. Utah. Wyoming, Idaho. Arizona
and New Mexico by means Of train
In which cars from each Of those states
and territories viii display their special
products to be described by agents
qualified for the purpose; the whole
train TO be taken through the most
important parts Of the United States
Mr.. Coyle is n writer and traveller OF
great and varied experiences, and has
been connected with q number Of en-.
terprlses In which his abilities as a
press agent and correspondent had am.
pie scope.
The portion OF the Business Woman's
Magazine placed under his direction
bristles with pungent paragraphs or
live subjects, couple OF which are
as follows
Among the many excellent and i'm.
| portant things accomplished by tho
| Irrigation Congress was the opportun-
ity II afforded, by actual object les
son observation, on the part OF the
eastern newspaper representatives es.
| pecially, that which dlspelled the man.
ufactured antpathy by degraded hypo-
critics that has been going on for a
half century against the Mormons.
' For twenty-five years this writer