The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
let HELD
DY CREDIT MEN
ial Club Is Scene Of a
j Pleasing Gather
ing.
IAN ONE HUNDRED
kRT00K OF BIG FEAST
ling Address Is Deliy-
d by TOastmaster
Streyell.

III d1Q q lO" u Nh'il ihNiNSu
] Sred around the board at the
club Saturday night at S
lfcasted and were entertained
ad speech-making until mid
e,lng Sunday, compelled them
W There were nearly $50 of
are the class that buy and
rety OF the commodities han
region. They measure the
Az trade which is a burden of
es of watching the fluctua-
HES and the fickleness of the
Heir customers. They arc
v dignified set of individuals,
occasion, dull care was
Id and every one present
hIervedly In having good
p-Date Programme.
progress of the feast there
Y of music by the Lambourne
5ngs that were roundly ap-
on account of the merit and
u phases, by the Amphion
I'd among these entertaining
lecided hit was the work OF
hntliloquist, who came In for
ount OF applause on account
ness both of his work and of
e-offs.
s\come by Hewlett.
resident o. H. Hewlett well
,uests. told aptly Of some OF
Ices of the association, paid
I'D deserving tribute to- the
lager John Q. Critchlow and
~. n. Strevell as POSTMASTER.
| Ntt stated that when Mr..
lMmed the associations man
+. he succeeded a state of ef-
:he association paid for half
an Office and half of a tele-
z,her part of the expense be-
" a freternai life insurance
va long time before. he said.
81 n toss-up whether the asso-
| disband or not.
5trevells Address.
, \ in taking charge of the
4, Members OF the Association
seemcd to me that during his
u worthy president effervesced
eiderably. Whether this is due
Lgnc served this evening or 10
merly been in the sodn water
not know. BY the way, that
scene enacted before n Po-
NJ days since. The Judge asked
20 stood before him his name.
ttcd and stammcrcd. 8 !"
lis name is Sisson, you Honor
:harged with?" asked the Judge.
ow, your Honor. / think soda
lest Acceded To.
ed By the board OF directors TO
o,ent TO throw aside their. dig |
themselves this evening 20 the
z II possible the cares that an /
sfeam "a credit mans dream.
,ccnsion OF great pride to the |
Tie Utah Association Of Credit |
n ago few credit men met at !
hotel. and as tho result OF that
ave this splendid organization,
he so much toward a better un- |
|-song Wholesalers and between |
~ their customers. There are |
llcrs who would not be In their |
except for the assistance ren- |
ssociotion.
fers to Beidler.
= our president that all these
e replied to In n serious vein, |
Ire Is any fun here tonight the |
jst make II. My friends will |
me this is n hard task The |
D In reminds me of Y. BeidlcT. |
I'D States marshal OF Montana. ,
uy, was a fnmous story teller. |
rom q trip after renegade In
,5fllinR hl9 experience, one after |
friends left the room.
W K. Got Even.
lllzcd he was alono and swore |
ft long after. returning 10 town
NIB trip after big Sose" George. !
viz train robbcr. he went around |
cred up the fellows who had |
eaye during tho former story |
Ing them over 10 the jail, he |
flr, saying, Walk in. gentle
so. and ho quickly closed the |
-" stay there while
- may not realize IL. but you
x- Bcidlers friends were md \
ay until / have finished my
I'M looking up the records OF the |
Ds evening and We hope TO pre-
fncts concerning these gentlo- |
heretofore escaped public az |
mas Is Jollied.
swas the first speaker. and |
rsRs Assets and Liabilities
Z him. Mr.. Strevell stated |
tDmas's greatest asset was
Is greatest liability WAS to !
nt
had some mirth at the
nj expense. when he stated
'ell had been chosen for the
] because no possessed a dress |
mite shirt. He then spoke |
Lu1e business position held by
q, predicted for IL O pros
and praised the work OF |
G closed with a recital OF a |
unter between an Irlshman |
which was we'll received.
|nN1ce OF II. P. Clark. Frank |