The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

and. with Nichols band filing one OF the
big wagons, they started for the famous
| resorts. The visitors mad fierce appetites,
| according to Uncle" Billy Wilson. and
chicken was a fright Tonight they had
grand ball In the log pavilion. and they
vote Ogden canyon as the best place TO
| have really good time.
Big Crowd at Oaks.
At the Same time there were 800 at tho
Of Cltff Potter as much as they did the
splendid dinner of trout and chicken
Tonight and tomorrow will see most of
the visitors depart for their homes. but
some OF the travelling men will be here
for a few days, though all are getting
ready to resume the road They will
leave here with the warmcSt OF feelings
for the good people of Ogden. They have
had the time OF their lives.
James G. Evans of Butte. grand secre,
IGight be made the permanent convention
place but, OF course, this was q compli-
mentary and not a practical suggestion,
Ogden is glad OF what she has done, and
the United Commercial Travellers are
glad they came To Ogden
Address Is Issued.
D w. McAnIster. grand senior counselor for
Montana. Idaho and Utnh Issued the follow
ing address during the afternoon TO the Clu-
zens' committee OF the Ogden council OF
Il am unable 10 properly express the appre-
ciatlon of the United Commercial Travellers Of
Montana Idaho and Utah for the generous
hospitality and hearty welcome that has oeon
extended TO BY the big-heNrtcd citizens OF
Ogden and local council No. 2iS.
I'VE duly appreciate the fact also that the
| liberal entertainment you have thus extended
has not been limited to the mombers OF tho
u. c. T. organizations. but has included many
of our brethren OF the grip who arc not yet
enrolled with us. and numerous accompany
ing friends
M. and M Complimented.
thnt nj
among those TO whom you havc on this oc-
coslon extended tho hand of welcome and fol-
lowshIp are the representatives of the Man
ufecturcrs and Merchants association. who
have gladly embraced this opportunity TO frat
ernlzo socially with ogden's good people
Il assure the committees and all the juno
ton City residents that VIC who have beon 80
splendidly entertained, unite in most sincere
thanks and praise for the unstlnted Kindness
you have manifested,
Principles Represented.
'sThe United Commercial Travellers are
proud OF the fuct that u. c. 7. represents
unity. charity and temperance; principles l
am pleased to observe, that are not confined
Unity is a characteristic that, It is hoped,
| Will ever exist between Ogden, Salt Lako and
all other municipalities In Montana Idaho
and Utah all working unitcdy for the gem
| CHARITY is n divine principle which the
| good people Of ogden recently manifested In a
| largo and marked degree by literally minis
tering to the needs OF tho multltudes Of refu-
| gees from sorcly stricken San Francisco
Temperate in All Things.
| Temperance, / need hardly say, is dis
| tinpuIshIng characteristic OF tho travelling
| mems fraternity; you all know that they arc
temperate in all things. especially In quench-
| Ing their thirst, and Spinuing yarns.
Il now call upon the members OF the United
Commercial Travellers organization. the repre-
| sentntiycs OF the Manufacturers and Mcr-
| chants association, and all friends who havc,
| with US participated In those three days of
| enjoyment 10 join In three cheers for Ogden .
| generous citizens Hipl Hip! Hurruh!
ID. W. M'ALLISTER.
Grand Senior Counselor Montana, Idaho
| and Utnh."