Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

Industry and thrift Then came
duet. In the Dusk Of the Twilight
that was rendered by Misses Maggie
and Hazel Tout IN fashion mat
brought down the house, For an en-
core. Miss Maggie Tout sang Little
Black Me
PRIEST. JOSEPH T. SMITH.
The next speaker was President joe
seuh +. smith He affirmed that ne
would have 10 live few years longer
before 1t would be possible 10 utter me
true sentiments OF bis heart felt While
mingling with the aged fathers ana
mothers Of Utah. President smith
went ON 70 state that he had today
the pleasure OF meeting and shaking
hands with numerous dear friends
whom he met and soiourned with ~
England. Scotland, Wales and scan-
dlnayia years ago when they We're
filled With youth and ylgor and VINO
subsequently, had. through the good
/ ness Of Providence, been enabled 10
emancipate themselves and establish
homes among the mountains or yuan
| A sentiment expressed by the speaker
! hat he had met some who had drawn
/ handcarts across the plains and who,
/ me- believed. II Il we're necessary would
turn round and repeat the experience,
! elected prolonged applause. 1t would
| have given me Joy said President
| Smith. not only 10 have shaken hands
| with few today but everyone with
| In the sound Of my voice ! would nave
| beeu glad 10 shake hands IN love
[ friendship and reverence with every
soul here" He affirmed that this
meant not only all true friends and
laborers I'm Zion. but with all the aged,
mo- matter az what faith or mode on
worship. He paid a tribute 70 the
Industry and perseverance Of the vet
Grams who. he asserted, have builded
better than they knew IN the founda-
zion OF glorious commonwealth.
These veterans. he said, have taught
tho world that 10 was possible 20 MAKE
bresJ I'M the desert places After pay
ing tribute 90 the mothers. and Tefer-
| ring feellngiy 10 his own moIher Nho
passed away years ago, President
Smith concluded ny INVOKING NV
blessings OF the Almighty on the
fathers ana mothers present lFrespec'
tive Of creed or belief
PRESIDENT JOHN r, WINDER-
r After a violin solo by Prof. George
d Careless. President John r. Winde'
. spok, briefly. In his address to tbs
. ola folks he expressed himself as be-
ing grateful Tor the privilege Of meet
b ing so many old friends, many o.
Il whom he had known for more than >
d wears. He said that he had shaker
q hands with more than 1000 people o.
=; me train coming up 20 ogden, anC
/ with many hundreds since his arrival
o. 10 warmly expressed appreciation %
the sentiments expressed 10y Mayor l.
; N Conroy and praised The Work 81 thl
bisbops and committees, the kindnes
~ the Denver & RIO Graude In trans
. rorting the guest and stated that D.
! fdt grateful that bis lte had bee
Z spared until he was almost - 30 ''"
= he could witness what be h'l seen
, MARGETTs AND CLAwsoN
: George Margotts ana sid Clawso
/, then took the stage and hrcved gal
/, Of hilarity with their rendition .
r Reuben" IN costume. Keen ieel'
d was expressed that they dii mol miro
( ducc their usual monologue STUNT" uu
h An explanation they asserted Thar the
I were not going TO run any tlsks @
% opening packages " jokelets That IA
$ been consigned TO Utah in han1car's'
: Josh Davis, IN multi th'n dell'eie
% an grafton and asserted that De was
4 man Of property endowed With o Neal
p ~ sons and N these boys did not com
< nm 10 ogden and get wives IRON Weo'
county. he would cut them on vliho'
o kopek. 80
b. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward 70
y lowed with Annie Laurie ai
Il "Comin' Thro The Rye" On o. fashi'
4 that brought tears 70 numerous as'
/; eyes.
=, ELDER c. W. PENRoSE.
o The las, speaker. Elder G. W. Pc
n rose Of the quorum Of apostles NJ
,; IN n happy vein. He asserted that
i arose under great pressure, and as
e believed that there had been enoui
speeches made he would be brief
q then told the story u the man w
q asked what shall ] speak about
~ and received response from I
N audience, About half minute
T. referring 20 the irip on the train
Nkened II 20 a handcart expeditl
. and then proceeded 10 speak " the So
y lie Savage encountered. the Foster
1. choir and the Careless safety. Ed
= penrose stated that he had attended
~ FIRST ola folks excursion o. Lake Poi
0Garfeld) and was proud OF being a
- o. the guests OF each occasion since.
m said that he reioiced IN the society
the ogden folks. whom he referred
AZ young old men with special referer
10 KID" Farr The time was haste
10 ing. he affirmed, when the spirit
I. fraternity would penneaie the VIII
N world. The old folks reunion, he sa
Ia started IN Utah sud the good movems
ia was spreading throughout ciNilir
. lends and the time was coming VII