The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
Liz Kindred Delegates From
,s,y Part of Utah Attend
Convention.
PAPERS READ
ON HANDLING OF MAILS
lars Given Warm Welcome
n Entertained at Banquet
at Canyon Resort.
rh. Tribune

..-S,t 10 Inc -
.snrN. ~ July s,-Men and Sys women M ~ nuho tbc
~ nlneE nrt branch Of the unitcd
a inprnrncnt in Utah, through
|ds govds. the means OF 75 per cent
~ muses. hsnaa transactions must pass
~ 9pi n ogden this morning 10 at
|tEea ~ nsve5th annual convention oil
tne,stsrs' inc association OF Utah.
Pcstnusntion draws delegates from
IE cono corr Of Utah. When the pur-
1J re'"s snch gatherings were made
- q ,Se postal department. several
m ~ That department gave ITS sane
~ W sncouragement 10 annual con-
sNa hoping that a closer tie
ehs, tnIt between tho government
q o and that the public generaily
y nrofit by the exchange OF laeas
- must follow such saiher'tiss'
4. Convention MAS cailed 70 oluel
"A oclock by President {. n. Rooerts
@srham. Following seIectlon nS
y. scnnrte,te. the Rev. j. +. carver
" Jup The First Presbyterian church.
,rrrsd an Invocation.
welcome by Mayor.
.,sor william Glasmann. who once
~, .Ius,nas,er at Ogden, WAS introduced
4 tfs,no,ed the visiting postmasters
csSsn He expressed much sym
vss ser the hard working government
~ y. AZ end suggested that the life OF
.e.,nsster Is not all beer and skit-
IL view of Glasmann's experiences
Z, ,bls line and the heartfelt man
. n which he delivered his expert
.tedre. his address OF welcome was
-.',rd with the closest attention.
e,r<ident A. r. Haywood oi the WepeI
\ vas next introduced. and rendered
-, welcome TO tho visitors, lie
q rat after the convention closed
/. rsxiors would remember that there
.Irays a welcome for them and Tor
g friends al any time.
c,fsrnor William Spry was the next
.,Ser He spoke of the great inhu-
4 which could he cxerted in their re-
.riiyp districts by the postmasteTs, and
~ Them all to do everything possi-
4 NJ encourage the youth of the state
1nain al home instead Of seeking
\, fortunes in other lands.
a am fully convinced that IL all the
= people of utah-that is. those who
= born In the statc-had remained AZ
4 Instead OF going 10 other helds 10
4 their fortunes both Ogden and Salt
|ks would have the population they are
Ttg now 70 obtain.
Howell Mends His Fences.
cmressman Joseph Howell did not
nook an opportunity 10 mend his po-
,sl fences. and was on hand with an
IT'S IN which he spoke OF the APP
,,nstlors which have been made from
y TO time by congress for the benefit
tle postal department. He thanked
/ delegates for the assistance they
n rendered him in the past regarding
/ WANTS OF the people in their respec-
r dlsiricis. AZ the close OF his ad-
- an adjournment was ordered BY
<siiea, Roberts until . o'clock.
NIer solo by Miss Maud BclnaD.
went Roberts read q telegram from
E cpchrane postoffice Inspector.
n headquarters at Denver. in which
aid that ne had been delayed and
- rot resch Ogden In time for the
y DAY NJ the convention. Flo arrived
n In the afternoon. kilograms from
r1'ofs Reed Smoot and George Suther-
= we're also read. stating that they
% not attend thr convention on ac-
~ NJ business In the east Mr.. Coch-
y who had been scheduled 10 spcal'
sitcnoon. will address the conven-
tomorrow on Postal Savings
IA Thomas on Mail Service.
minister A l.. Thomas Of Salt LAX
4 PAPER on Mail Service" in which
,nsTered number OF questions re-
-pne The parcels posi- and other mat
AZ the close Of his address q gen
(. dscusslon followed.
If'master s. ". Ross OF Lehi cx,
go somc OF the worries Of the post
- vncn paper on THE Classifict
- was read. Matters OF routine
w snd some excellent music con.
~ tnn frst dar NJ the convention.
4 ~, Clock ali nj the delegates boarded
cans at the corner n Washing
e,enuc and Twnnty- NTH street and
men to Ogden canyon as the
~ Of Postmaster /. w Shurtlin -
~ 4 dclighttrl banquet was served
" hermita ce hotel