Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09

SALT lake WHH point H.IAl.l I't
stoH of an hour or 500 boo the itn'
erardy of Charles Wlw.1 Fairbanks
Saturday afternoon bon. long before tha
distinguished visitor Hal reached the
city bis plans bad to Do. changed and
no. wac here blt CO. feV minutes while
this ear was being attached f0r an
tastbou1d ulir Mr Fairbanks spent
come time iu ogden ns the guest of
the Ogden Press club and as boz re-
manned n enc Junction city several
hours he barely had time Co RON down
70 sal- Lake and make eastern cone
nectiona Ills private car was sons
nhcai from Ogden 90 Salt Lake. The
second mon ln the country rode into
Salt Lake On chair coach
a number of prominent citizens who
had waited at thc depot had few
minutes with tHr visitor finding him
Extremely anab.e but dislucllneI %
discuss politics u any shape form or
manner As DIS train pulled 1 Dit
Fairbanks face appeared above ina
heads of the mass of mixed humanity
which Issued from The day coach cars.
Smiling as if Doe bad enjoyed the trip
ho stepned from thp platform aud was
Instantly surrounded by those who
were there Co meet him. tie expressed
rosret hat ha time Bro Salt Lake was
limited 90 "a fau minutes. only saying
he would Ike greatly t1 spend the
afternoon here.
NET BY JAMES GLOVE
fnirolucuons were hardly half com
plctod when the engine ou HE train
footed ON "al aboard" signal Hurry
Ing to catch hold of the platform
rods che vice president waved fare
well 'n th0so standing on the depot
platform Nor until hts train was an
motion did the noted son of Indiana
start Tor his c3, DE remained ON the
back platform ,unti The train was on,
~ sight Postmaster James Glove VI
Provo lad come up from the Garden
city to accompany Mr.. Fairbanks T.
that city whore o. visit OF an hour or
90 was sche luled. m that city Mr.
Fairbanks repeated his regret at he
ing unable TO remain In salt Lake long
enough % of least ride around the city
He explained that 10 has been MS good /
fortune to be guest OF this city
twice the hrst time whom be was fol- |
lowing law ~ years ago. and the second |
time, IN 1908 when ne opened the cam. |
palen with memorable talk deliver |
cd m the salt Lake Theatcr. Salt Lake |
ranks high in hi. opinion: boz believes
there b. no city more attractive Tor
home builders
TRIBUTE FOR CHOIR.
he paid the ogden choir high tri-
butte chaacterizlng its rendition OF
Mccleilan'F Ode To- Irrigation" as
magnificent simply magnificent" ne
declared the opinion that no one who
heard the choir in this or other songs
VIII ever cease wondering at the ability
Of the Utah artists. lie gave n AZ bis
belief that the east Sun knows too little
~ the advantages Of living In the west
would repeat the words or Horace
Greeley, 60 west Young man. 20
west % he said. This great country
offers no end OF opportunities for thrift
and energy. Irrigation iff retaining
the arid portions OF the western empire
Is multiplying these opportunities From
what I hear and see, Utah is leader
IN the PRONUNCIATION Of this reclama-
ton"
"A PROMISING STATE"
Nh Fairbanks noticed IN passing be-
tween stations on bis way 10 Provo the
fertile appearing land stretching from
each sido or the track back 20 the foot I
81 the mountains. II would Imagine I
these valleys could produce sugar beet |
crops far in excess OF the present pro- /
machinery thia product could Dr. cons I
vcried into finished material making I
this state a big contributor 20 the mar /
kct. And 4 believe this is a condition /
which IS coming quickly Utah can not .
only supply her own needs and those ]
of her less fortunate sister states. but
distant markets She is certainly a
promising stated
-FOUR HOURS IN UTAH.
After O. short stay in Provo, iho vice
president boarded his ear and waved a
final farewell to Utah as mo- further
stops were made iu ihis state. Pueblo
was the next stop Thousands 90 school
children formed fair sized portion ar
tho Welcoming committee iu that city
where an Fairbanks delivered au AIDE
drcss Ills stops in Utah tutlIHd uot
more than four hours. Hc o. returning
from the Irrigation congress af aa.ra-
mento. 0f which Doe was thc quest uf
honor and rs making ths trip quietly
and quickly