The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-23
4 AND CUTLER
PILOTS
/ Is Guarded by "a
b Squadron of the
1 Hierarchs.
HySATOR SMO0T AT
|@yERNOR LUNCHEON
A,pt Learning Utah'S
II Shown by Days
/ Doings.

y DhV"
Doings.
9 Garfield ended his VISIT IN
.,,.r ten strenuous hours OF
A !, an automobile, bowling
[,s,siing at the Alta Club,
"a with the swelling organ
4, tabernacle. and shaking
,irsd visitors at the Com
4 reception. From 5 o'clock
s,s.d out in an auto until
Am he left the Commercial
/, varied experience of
a shadow, raiucoats and
,lo.sd carriages and walk
NJ all without a change OF
N. was literally in charge
Ia and John c. Cutler the
dapked BY companies of
rolitical hierarchy Of Utah.
.1s most conspicuous stale
d,y was made at the lunch
II Governor Cutler at the
r.ss he declared ''no man
'nrcb Of Congress has done
4 maintain the progressive
ht President as has Sena
ypur Senator.
! ,pplauded just as heartily
r,.tes of Mr.. Garfield in his
4 Mr.. Ballinger and Smoot,
its President
+ day the side talks with
rue not disguised but were
i,.rsho,. Before the lunch
n OF the Governors guest
.ssi Roosevelt and Taft with
special solicitor for
ssrtuent stationed here, aud
finding Roosevelt, declared
,IoDe "pOssessed the char
Hn:hip and mental and ju-
Of the President. y
gsesions of "we'll make
4 ~ she must modify that
and "hc is the strongest
world were heard from
rising the presidential sit
1sg the various entertain
Maynard seemed like one
Fh a duty aud trying bis
gsarge it fully.
ming Utah's Needs?
1ieh came 10 Utah to learn
y the State so far as its
= are concerned, he didn {
lime with his purpose.
Of The day was spent in
3 him, one-dfth to talking
faitmeut officials here. He
Lake only fifteen hours,
Of which ne was aCcessi-
Z vas not accessible 10 the
The public reception at the
ihb Tor Senator Smoot and
slsF and their flying squad
l'sal hlerarchs formed the
roup.
rory Of a day spent in
nhs needs - Automobile
L visiting Fort Douglass
" The city; 10 to ]. visit.
aha bowling with Senator
nsp warm; l:30 to 3I5.
Eously with Governor Cut
80 nearing inc organ.
e tabernacle and meeting
4.,1sllan; 4;l5 10 q, public
"a lle Commercial club. He
l@ cheyenne at 6sl5 over
Wort Line,
= 4, Dee been on the programme
@ Tnen tbc party reached
IN u clock it was found
% the Secretary was shot
sIolc eight aud then tax
'ang alleys to warm up.
- Jolly in spite of the
,.one showed him the Gar
at Alta Club.
1ts1um from saltair the
Ga at the Alta Clnb TO
Az e,eInor Cutler His lunch
|; ,,,S Dest ever served in the
b<tn,,, uecordlcd with
bd ~ roses for n center
Electric illumination. The
many and inyitiD% iD.,' but ,,t
Probably HAVING ~ mind HuT
Il, astronomical trouble
n Il, I,uaa Ip,,esaldential plans, ate
a.. 'Oucn was Informal and
'thrce at the table ,.ro.
c. H. G. whi,ma,. "e''
ES lanes p z. Garfield
1ihonas e. :. y Ballingcr
Sepon nE. e. Maynard
. teih a hIlam Iglehart
e a, r. <esslcr
~ ". VI. Eaighu
rons NJ ~ u. G. Lockwood
~ 9',uomas r. Cutler
- y. y. Burton
= a,n, 1. c Callister
iis. iiss,a,y Garfield on bebn1f bg,1gf
GariissI,a ~ the life Of his faith
~ eit ~ ana the two homo.
b knsadd 1851 when the as.
i ~, Institution Of 81" Ieor";n noi,Grea
~ pro,oMa' distinguished guest
4s stt'SpCse tSap 49,, a standing s%ss. toast
s,.,Ae aAe toast vas Tpa dr,,ni, IN honor
= ~. ssso.yern6r Cutler sa;d tho
"a +. !. a an important 'S1" snc ,me fns
4 i asl aSsslpaSgtments e 'Is has 'oDeIn. oo dn.
dsro, 1Sate; U,ah would
q piss = neecssary0 0a ann tne false
q Il s.eial dor; Governmss5gto G9 n1,sgonls@ ism
'ae question ,a"q "q 9.gs1 srd
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