Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-15

time, he made reputation for himself
nv u great editor, beside drawing the
nay for both NJ w, IIo loved his work
and II kept him young, 10 he is tho
same good fellow now that h. was then,
ana II N genuine pleasure 10 me 10
introduce 10 YOU Judge Charles G.
Goodwin who viii tell YOU something
about Tho Golden West
GOODWIN ON GOLDEN DAYS
Judge Goodwin spoke m the FIRST clt.
zen " the west, telling Of days Iona
gone, and almost forgotten, whon tho
the hrgt trails were built ana the fret
trans hHuled the INST ore from the mrs,
mines of the arid desert, The Judge fes
llelia,ad tho visitors on the fact that
with only "A few days Of mlngllng N whe
already Impossible 10 tell where i've
Angellnos lefi ~ and the salt Lakcl,
began, and declared II n very good
thing that the men Of two cities should
rub shoulders az this time While Lus
Angeles had her glorlcs and meeting
Of this Kind must bonoilt Salt Lake -
great deal the coast town should re'
member Salt Lake too had her alores
and they were corners lie hoped the
visitors would come often, aud th0t
Salt L0keis would 80 over TO Catalina
at least once month droons we've
the ony response,
MULLER PRAISED ROAD,
oscar Mueller WAS introduced w the
first Angelina speaker Answering n
charge In "A morning paper hat nv
novor told who wrote HIS speeches, 70
confessed that II was "Glad Hand
skinner, and then proceeded 10 pay o
strong tribute to Senator ozark Tor hc
energy and skin hs had shown m buili.
Ing lto road between the two cities or
the Angels and the Saints
THOMAS BELIEVED IN ANGELES,
Ms,honlhah Thomas was introduced
NJ tho man with the unpronoonee'
able sunday name, lie referred pleas.
antly TO his early trnining which taught
him 10 believe IN angels, ana his PEE
cent realization Of the meanng OF an.
gels lie thon declared this the NOT
test bunch NJ angels that ever came De.
low and Judge Goodwin intorrlpthi
20 suggest that they came IRON down
below
when the laughter subsidized NJ,
Thomas went ON 10 toll OF visions ot
the early days when was dreamer
that such q union ns this should coma
true, lie paid high tribute to me plV'
nocrs, and the future Of Titan for whloh
they had worked
MADE 4 PLEDGE,
Henry r. Hazard, former mayor ~
Los Angeles, and sturdy pioneer OF
tho coast WAS announced Ia speak on
"plonocr Angels" His talk was Q rem'
InIsoent gathering of incidents IN the
nrst efforts OF men Ia Nubdue the west
lilo referred 10 pledges made on ms
banks ~ the Jordan while en- route west
I'M the DAYS OF N that he would return
again, and ne had postponed THIS re-.
turn. he said, IN order that
he might como IN Pullman
ne rcjoIood In the iron route
which would nov enable Itah To zap
the resources ~ California, ana bore
his testimony Nv 10 the sat nfactorN
showing nj Tho brand N t'tah hospital
ity he had ,opped IN the present So
iourn
JUDGE r, v, COLBORN,
Judge " " Colborn 81 sal, Lake
was announced us Tho man who had
never told No because he had always
managed To stretch the truth enough
for his purposes lIe handled THE
Now rnhn IN an expansive manneh
calling attention IN opening 10 tho fNct
that there could be NO new Titan with'
out there having been nrst an old Utnh,
he paid = hearty tribute 10 the work
of the irat generation here men whom
he declared had written their names in-
p,rIshably IN tho work they had done,
UNCLE BILLY
"t'ncls Bnly" Workman perhaps the
llos, interesting character ~ the invnd-
mg PARTY, was introduced as n Tosl'
don't Of 100 years ago whom Brigham
Young found mere smoking n plpn with
| n pmto, Mr. Workman confessed To n
knowledge ~ Utah gained In tho mites,
whllo cnmplng here ON route 10 the
coast and confessed also to a liking for
the people whom ho met then.
ATWOOD A BOOSTER
The final speech ~ the evening was
By President q, A, Atwood Of tho San
B,rnardnO board ~ trade, Vie boosted
for "Sun pordoo" listing iia resources
IN excellent style and ending with the
declaration that his town had more
pretty girlH 10 the aero, than any place
else outside ~ Salt Lake,
Tho banquet broke Mp after rouHlne
cheers by both elements AT the table,
and a standing toast to Salt Lake
drunk by tho visitors the Angellnos
circulating over the dancing lloor "a
remain until the end az The evening,
| Dancing was indulgcd IN to the full
capacity Of the floor the music being
furnished by ChrstenseN's orchestra.
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