Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
FIND II A NOVEL EXPERIENCE.
All Are Singing the Praises Of Salt
LAX, and Her People whom They
Call the Best Ever
FIFTY 60 HOME THIS EVENING,
Bat Rest VIII stay 10 Gee Big Whlrl
Through to the End Because II
Is All 30 Good,

Gentlemen wearing Los Angeles
hadees were a little late IN appearing
on the streets this morning ns, nppnr'
entity by mutual consent, all the pill
erlms tncilly agreed 10 rest up after
the strenuous day Of Yesterday ana 70.
euperate their expended vitality IN an.
,clpa,lon II n good time NJ the lake
This afternoon when they went to Soltnir
an tho o'clock train ~ guests ~ the
management Of the railroad ana resort
For some today VIII be the tormina.
lion for the present Of their N'it 10
salt Lake nm about 30 Of the visitors
will turn their faces toward home this
evening, Already arrangements have
been made by the Salt Lake Route TO
put an extra sleeper on toniahts train
and every berth In II has been taken,
Those who arc leaving cypress grcat
regret that they cannot remain longer
and anlrm tina, only pressing business
calls them home,
SINGING SONGS on PRAISE,
Every last one Of tho visiting angels
was this morning loud In praise Of the
hospitality accorded them, "You salt
l.akers make IA feel like 20 cents the
way YOU are treating U.S. said one,
"When We think Of the little We did
for you when YOU culno 10 Los Angeles
YOU make IN blush" affirmed another
Then they went on 10 toll stories ono
gentleman who forbade his name be.
Ing published because he said he felt
ashamed, told how Yesterday afternoon
BE- hired rig from "A local livery
stable and drove around the city for
two and Ono,hNlf hours and whom he
ietulncd the proprietor absolutely re.
FUSED TO charge thing, telling him
no was welcome ana could come again
II No had q rIg 10 spare, Ne then fried
10 Mp the hos,ler but that fellow stuck
Mis- thumb undrr his Huspondcrs ana
gll0ncd az ho declined tho money with
thanks Another told how at the lead.
Ing restaurant on Fast Tcmplc street
me walters absolutely refused 10 ac.
rcpl TIPS from anyone wearing Il Los
Angelica badge, ~ IL absolutely
plalnllve," said l., !, e, Sprunco, the
hlg run shipper, with n Sigh, 80 fel.
low : not even allowed TO pay ear
TOO MUCH, SAYS RULE,
Terd Is, Rule, treasurer Of tho Salt
Lake Route, also took occasion TO on.
poslllate, salt Lake Il doing too
much he declared, when II comes To
men working for u liyIng refusing tips,
mat ls carrying things n little bit too
lAr We have been royalty treated, and
o. 10 ina, concert last night | would
not have missed II Tor anything
ana MA, Is the way II went, on all
SIDES around the hotel Hobbies similar
expressions were heard IA the visitors
came downstairs,
OVER THE cry,
This morning the more ambitious, AZ.
YER late breakfast, hired automobiles,
ana conVeyanoos and took drives
around me city quite A number also
peWonsod the seeing Sal, Lake car
Whlle others visited tho Holmes art gal-
IofS ana later spent considerable money
IN souvenirs,
REAL ESTATE LUNCHEON
ASIDE from the luncheon at the Com.
meFral club given by the Salt Lake
heallF association 10 the Los Angeles
nellels In choice dirt at noon there
mnae no organized program this morn
VISIT FIRST PRESIDENCY
\ very interesting lmpomptu event
lIanhplled MS morning which, judg.
,uH rom remarks made after the affalr
WI pc long and pleasantly remembered
~ Ine visitors, After the concert last
ushl President j, o. kocpnl and as
ISOLATE directors Of the Los Angeles
,number Of commerce together with DI
w ~ Lamb, park commissioner repre-.
Nhung. Mayor owen MoAlccr, express.
w desire 10 meet with President
,S toph Smith and personally express
~ U'ln we appreciation they all felt for
,nt oo9ilesios extended aud the treat
,,goIou AZ HE Tabernacle last night,
omn,I1"ugemonN were accordingly made
WV lWo receptions were held this
,nVrning, NE first shortly after 10
n,lo'k ana the second about an hour
MWh, The first audience was intro.
uu.pu To- tho First Presidency BY Hon,
lore A Smith, IN addition TO prcsl.
"" " Joseph r. smith John r, Wlnder
ou ,Anlhon II, Lu1d there were pres.
o,oI ,anels NJ Lyman, president OF the
,i'Vuunl ot the Twelve, Hons, John
awmg smith and G., W penroso, editor
W ne Dosorol News,
~ course OF conversation with the
tIloIs President smith explained 10
ssVin ,ne IDEA Of the Mormon" Church
Dolhe = practical religion that en-,
nbU.1iu not only the spiritual but tho
ihFS I'M Wclfale Of man, n religion for
TITHlNd EXPLAINED,
, re veteran leader then wen, on TO
,ht', 'he law Of tlthing, lie said
Wy, lne Church was supported by n
r,wgl,laty li,hlng system, which somo
,uulp'ls paid conscIenlIously, othere
ssruhlly ana some not at all and p,lll
s,,evn members OF the Church lie drew
~ 'ynuon 10 the fact that the custom
NJ, pttHlng the plate at meetings was
o,NNul plactisod IN the Church ns among
N.Y. IellplouA denominations Uo OK.
n,',npu mat enterprises In the interest
W ,no welfare ~ the pcoplo eon,e,Imce
noo, 70 % aided from church fundsi the
.Iova, nNol received q very liberal ns.
,wunce from the tlthlng, new so,tlo.
hnunW Were. developed, meeting houses
wy. ana dame, expensive lIrleuilon
projects and othe, ma,a,l,i ,,,aa'