Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-27


fatigue that was stamped upon the
faces o. the eHcursioners yet their
genial spirits awakened to great activ-
tty and no Que seemed disposed to miss
anything.
RECEPTION FOR GOVERNOR
An interesting feature OF The VISIT
was the arrival on the o'clock train
of Gov. Cutler. He was conducted from
the depot in an automobile TO the
club. where he had a very warm re-
ception. When interviewed nc said
simply. II am overcome with Idaho
hospitality
delicious" smoker was rendered
the visitors In the evening at the conn
mercial club and an interesting pro-
gram was carried out on the part Of
the Salt Lakers interesting booster
speeches were made by Coy. Cutler
c. A. Quigley, Councilman I. f. Black.
Hon, stephen II, Love, a. 5. Phillips Of
the Tribune Joel l.. Priest of the Her
aid, and Hon Fisher Harris.
Mr.. p. L. Plalsted, travelling freight
and passenger agent of the Chicago.
Milwaukee G. st. Paul Ry., was intro
duced by Chairman Carlson as a man
prepared to- tell of the pass We didn't
get" He entertained with three very
funny songs. which displayed no mean
ability on his part.
QpTGLEY DINNER,
During the evening |. A. puiglcN
one of the board of governors Of the
salt Lake Commercial club, gave a
dinner at the Idanha Hotel, at which
about 80 guests We're present, includ-
ing GOV John c. Cutler of Utah.
Mr.. Quigley acted ~ postmaster
and proposed one OF the best toasts
of the evening TO the governor Of
Idaho to which Gov Cutler respond
ed in very neat speech, aud one
CUTLER TO GOonING.
In unqualified terms he endorsed
the stand taken by Gov. Gooding. He
said: II desire to say AT this time
that / endorse in every particular. the
stand taken by the governor of the
state OF idaho in the great issue now
befur, the people OF this state.
mean that of law and order. Should
/ at any time, be placed in like posi-
ton, T trust that ] may have the
strength 70 take a stand as courageous
as that taken by the governor Of this
state"
HALLoRAN's VIEW.
When interview President J. W.
Halloran of the Salt Lake CONNER
cial club had this to say:
"AS representative OF the Deseret
News / want go say 10 You that this
has been the srdndest success of any
ever made by Salt Lake
men To visit idaho.
AT every town and city We have
visited the people have turned out by
thousands The trip undoubtedly has
produced the best Of feeling for tho
people NJ Utah and IN nay opinion II
Is the wholesalers and iubbers OF Salt
Lake CITY that win be to blame #
they don't hold the trade Of this great
state
"Our entire menbers1ip Is well and
fine and Is coming home feeling that
they hsve done the city OF Salt Lake
a great good
HARRIS TALKS
Fisher Harris, secretary Of the club,
said 10 your Representatives
our people never saw a set NJ men
so profoundly Interested and enthused
with the possibilities Of their sur
rcundings as those we have met I'm
this great state OF yours. II really
seems that we have mot all tho peo-
pie of Idaho, 40 overwhelming have
been the receptions extended us along
the line.
An interesting event happened
with US yesterday a Rupert where
we planted the first tree in tho pub
lie square OF that new tnwnaite
And at Shoshone We were greeted
by a great band or little children VINO
SANG Idaho, Ny Idaho TO the tune
Of Maryland my Maryland
we are greatly impressed with
your WONDERFUL hospitality"