The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-13
MONTANA EDITORS
VISIT IN ZION
Spent Very Pleasant Day in
City of the Saints
Sunday.
WRITER'S ARE GUESTS
OF SENATOR CLARK
Entertained at Luncheon at the
Commercial Club and
Organ Recital.

As tho guests of Senator W. a. Clark,
some sixty members OF tho Montana
Press association, accompanied by their
wives and daughters, spent Sunday in
Salt Lake. en- route to Los Angeles. Not
withstanding the unpropitlous climatic
conditions. the party succeeded in spend
in6 very pleasant day, and at midnight
left on No. / over the Salt Lake Route
for the sunny shores OF the Pacific.
Travelled in Two Special Cars.
The PARTY Travelled in two special cars
'Them!e' and Wolverington Leaving
Butte on Saturday evening at SIS, fifteen
minutes behind schedule time. no time
was lost or gained on the way. and at
$40 Sunday morning the train pulled
into Salt Lake The party had already
partaken OF breakfast and upon alight-
Ing from the train WAS met by local
committee, who conducted them on a tour
around the city I'm cars provided through
the courtesy OF the Auto Sightseeing
company This over, the party was CON
Quoted 10 the Commercial club, whero the
visitors were entertained at luncheon
the guests of that organization and the
Press club. Strictly Informal 1t was a
very pleasant and genial affair and thor
oughly enjoyed by all.
Gordon and Harris Talk.
AT tho close Col Sam Gordon OF Miles
city. the president OF the association ex-
tended few words OF thanks for tho
Kindness bestowed and called upon Fisher
Harris TO tell them something about
America
The genial secretary OF the CONNER
cidl club complied. He trusted they
would believe him when he said that with
all the beauties OF southern California.
pitality of those delightful people, II was
Impossible for these people TO be more
delighted with your presence than we
are today. ! wish to make alec a Cli-
matte explanation" he continued The
weather you sec here now is an abso-
lutely unique kind with us. Ordinarily
the skies In Utah are always shining
Only yesterday We had the sun shining
but when We knew you were coming we
gave the weather man Instructions 10
give You the weather you are most ac-
has complied
This explanation was received with
much amusement. and then Mr. Harris
launched into an eloquent exposition of
his See America First proposition and
for few minutes kept the visitors in
terested.
Some of the Party.
About o'clock an adjournment was
taken with the understanding that all
should meet at the Tabernacle at p. m.
several ways. but all succeeded In en-
Joying themselves And let IL here be
said that MonJanans know how to en-
JOY themselves, They are conylviality
personlned and among the bunch there
are some picturesuuely genial souls Col
Gordon is one. He Is one OF the old stall
warts. Larry Dobell OF Butte Is another.
although younger. but a good traveller
John w. Pace is well qualified and Mr.,
Gllchrist can set a good CLIP Joseph
Smith OF the Madisonlan Is distinguished
after his name thus, |. This Is no re-
Election. And the ladies OF the party are
tall and hanGSome, and this Is no refec-
tion on the Salt Lake maids either
Recital at Tabernacle.
Promptly at o'clock the party assem-
bled at the Tabernacle and for half an
hour were entertained by the always ac-
commodating Prof Mcclellan. As usual
his programme consisted OF some musical
gems from the classics. and he complete
" hypnotized his hearers The Montsn-
ans were entranced and they admitted
that no charm Of the Pacific coast could
excel the charm of the great organ
The evening was spent In various ways
out with friends. but all returned TO the
depot IL time for tho train. which left for
Los Angeles at midnight Kenneth c.
Kerr accompanied the train on Its jour-
ney west.
List Of the Party.
Subjoined is list OF those comnoeino
the party Col Sam Gordon. president
Of the association, and daughter Yellow
stone Journal; A. L. Dobell Miner, Butte.
Walter Altkin and wife, Livingston En-
tcrprlsc, Il. Malley, Livingston Post.
f, Henry and wife. Livingston Enter.
prise; Mrs \, NJ Williams. PONY Sen
tinel; Hnlsey r.. Watson and wife. Fer |
gus County Argus; Walter Aldoreon and |
wife, Red Lodge Picket. F c Kress
Dillon Examiner: Miles Romney and
wife, Western News: Fred Neagle and |
wife. Western News; T. S. McAIonev and |
wife. Rocky Mountain Leader, r 81
Bemis and wife. Belt Valley Times. I |
r. Faulds and wife. Northwest Tribune. |
J. w Faulds, Northwest Tribune; w Ell, |
cry Johnson and wife Rooebud County |
News; w. NJ. Pettigrew, Malta Enter.
prise: 7. \. Averill and wife. Townsend |
Star; II. T. McFarlin and Wife BilIines
Gazette; II. F. Sears and wife, Bozsrnsn
II. Fl Howard Bozeman
Chronicle: f. d Adams, Anaconda
standard; ]. Aning, Jr. Montana
Daily Record; ]. H Dawes Bozsman
r. Widmeyer GIendIve
Independent: r. X Lewis Havre Plain
lealer; John w. Pace. Stockman ana
Farmer; F n, Wild Mix River News.
R, l.. Davis, Red Lodge Picket; II Base
ich, New Northwest. Byron e Coonev
Butte Evening News. Tom Stout and
wife, Lcwistown Democrat: ]. C Conk-
", Hamilton Republican; Mrs II III.
swain. Inter Mountain Educator; Joseph
smith, H., Madisonian: w. j Hndie !
J. Allins, Montana Daily Record. John
Richard. Anaconda Standard Ruttc.
>dolph Heilbronner. Miner, Butte; Prof