Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
BOOSTERS TRIP
ENDS IN GLORY
Thirty-six Cities Visited. and
Quarter OF a Million People
Talked TO on Journey.
GRAND FINALE AT LOGAN
Party Return This Morning Tired but
Pleased With Work of Strcnu-
Gus Week.

The closing day of the All-Utah
boosters excursion was perhaps the
! greatest day of them all The trip
/ through the frult-boaring and beet
yielding districts OF BoNelder county
ana the Bear River valley. ending up
! win "a tour of the beautiful Cache,
was one that was a revelation TO the
! most enthusiastic booster on the
special train. and one that viii i'm
press Itself on the memories OF those
in the party for many ca day 90 come.
AItef visiting the sugar factory at
Garland and viewing the beet fields and
fruit orchards at Tremonton. the ex-
cufsionEts returned TO Brigham city
whore they were welcomed by a big
crowd Of business men and handsome
women and young girls, with gar
lhuds OF roses. which were presented
% the boosters. The exercises at the
Peach city" concluded. the party
visited the cement plant north n
Brigham, where cement is manu-
featured from the mari found I'm the
Old dry lake.
The next stop was at Collinston.
where j. Jensen, j. r. Caine and Glen
Miller made some rousing addresses.
AT CACHES CAPITAL.
Al Logan the boosters received a
splendid reception. A committee Of
citizens met the train at the depot
and the party was taken In autos and
carriages 20 the Agricultural college
Here President Widtsoe introduced
George r. Odell. who said Logan was
the Seth city visited by the CONNER
cial club party on the tour in which
1000 miles had been covered and the
plan of publicity contemplated by the
Commercial club had been listened 10
by 100000 adults and $780, 900 children.
Speeches were made by w j. Halloran
and WIN r. Culmer. the latter being
one Of the oldest graduates OF the
Agricultural college. After several
songs 10y the glee club. the party was
shown through the various buildings
at the college. where they were driven
10 the grounds OF the h. Y. college
and witnessed a ball game.
At o'clock in the evening "a meet
ing was held In the tabernacle. c. NJ.
Harris, vice-president Of the Cache
Commercial club presided. He intro
duced Mayor j, II. Anderson OF Logan,
who welcomed the boosters 20 the
metropolis Of the north. Mayor Ander-
son then introduced joseph r. Game,
who took charge Of the meeting.
Stirring addresses were made ~
George II. Odel. VIII q Farrell,
Horace c. Nebeker, Herschel Bullen,
G. c. Harris Of Richmond and Judge
T. F. Colborn. There were songs by
the GIee club. music by the band. and
the meeting closed with the band
PLAYING "The star Spangled Banner"
In the evening there was a reception
for the boosters from TO 2 O'Clock,
after which there was a BAH IN the
pavilion from Q 20 IL O'Clock
Governor william Spry and CHER jus
tice ID. y. Straup went 20 Logan nom
salt I.slyc in time TO attend the recep-
ton and ball. The train started on the
return trip TO Salt Lake at o'clock
this morning. and arrived about
. o'clock with everybody tired. but
more than satisfied with the great
success as well as the week OF unal-
lowed pleasure which had attended |
the trip.