Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-19

That more Of good time can be
crowded into a dozen consecutive hours
than single day can hold without
spilling some portion over to the next
morning, is the evidence Of yesterdays
U. c. r. activity.
Al 10 o'clock this morning the travel
ers we're scheduled to tour Salt Lake.
incidentally they we're to be told Of
the glorles of Utah at NJ. & NJ. head
quarters. and at 10 o'clock there was
on hand to listen to a speech by Lon
Haddock. Just exactly three people.
There three we're Mr. Mariger. mana
ger of the Seeing cars. ready to take
the hosts touring; Horace Ensign,
secretary of the state Fair association,
chartered Whereabouts, and the janitor,
who was busy feeding trout in the fish
pond.
a half hour later the white trousers
and decorated breasts of L. c. 7. mem
beers began to be in evidence, and at IL
O'Clock enough were on hand to fill q
single car. bound for points OF interest
in salt Lake
BY noon there was life with salt
Lake, however, for the travellers were
coming forth TO their Saltair festivi-
ties A tag for everyone announcing
that he was bound for Saltair had been
furnished by the committee and the
early afternoon trains all carried ca
paclty crowds. The program al the re-
sort this afternoon calls for q bapd
CONCERT, aquatic sports, and dancing,
to be followed this evening by bicycle
races in the Colosseum track.
BASEBALL GAME
Logan and the L. c. T. play ball at
walkers field this afternoon. Luctan
Ray has been manager of the ball fea-
ture. He started 1t carly, kept work
ing on It, and now declares he mas
u. c. T. team which simply cannot be
overcome Logan Is strong on baseball
and the team is fully as confident as
that managed by Mr.. Ray.
AUTOMOBILE PRIZES.
The prettiest automobile in yestor-
davis parade. according TO the official
Judgment of three men shelected TO
award prizes of 500, $50 ana $49 20
the winners, was that entered py lt'
Studebaker Wagon Co.
The letter reporting on tho award
of prizes follows: Your committees
respectfully reports that the stude-
baker machine Is entitled TO the irst
uriZp of NlOu. inc machine war t'ii'-
pletely enveloped In Wild sage ana seg9
miles, the state flower. For second
place we have chosen the Colump'h
Phonograph machine with the jackson
Teddy Bear machine a close third.
several other machines in the pa
rade made a specially favorable mn
nression. Worthy of mention were
mchines 4lg, 80 and 20. Respectfully
n,,tn,itted ~. j. PADDOCK,
T. r. FARRER,
II. s. ENSIGN,
Committee
,rb, oU,ncl. Of automobile 40 ~ +. >.
1tnru,v. of No. 20, Samuel Newhouse,
and of No 80, Tony Jacobsen.
OTHER PRIZES.
Prizes are TO be awarded for the best
dnst and for the best decorated WIN
dow. The committees ON these events
meet nj 9 O'Clock, today, and VIII ME
their report after the meeting.
DELEGATES.
d W. McAllister and s, NJ. Barlow
OF Salt Lake will be the representa-
tives OF the travellers from this district
TO the supreme council which meets az
columbus. June 28. George j. Jefrries,
who was elected a delegate VIII be un-
able 10 go, and MI McAllister VIII 80
I'm his place.
The restaurants and hotels have done
a lively business today and Yesterday
but have been able 20 care FOR inc
crowd without Inconvenience About
40 per cent OF Increase has been mace
i'm restaurant accommodations ms
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