The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
PERFECT PAPER WAS
SUNDAY TRIBUNE
Three Editions We're Necessary
to Supply the Demand
for the Paper.
EVERY FIELD IN WAY
OF NEWS WAS COVERED
in Matter of Feature Stories,
No Paper in West Equals
Sunday Tribune.

1T was a perfect newspaper. 1t would
De difficult to equal and it could not
be cNcellcd." This is the way hun
creds of readers OF The sunday Tribune
expressed themselves In regard 10 the
issue OF yesterday. Tho only fault l
have 10 find with it, said one old timer.
ono who has road every issue OF The
Tribune since the paper was established,
rs that il is too big; there is too much
in it "Why don't you toot your own
horn Why don't you carry out the
old maxim OF He that bloweth not his
blowod,' is the way another put it.
And why should not The Tribune toot
its own horn. cXult over not only It's
Sunday. Issue, but over every issue? For
no other Salt Lake newspaper is any
where near its class, in fact, there are
none that arc in the also ran class when
compared with The Tribune
Extraordinarily Large Edition.
The ISSUE OF YESTERDAY was the larses,
edition OF The Sunday Tribune. save the
annual edition. ever printed. The de-
mand necCssitated the running OF Two
extra editions from its press. In so tnr
as the matter contained in its columns
Is concerned II WAS the best. TYPO,
graphically. the paper was picture and
The illustrations were the most perfect
that could be printed upon fast press,
I'm Its news service no paper between
Chicago and tho Pacinc coast has as
good service. The news neld OF the
globe WAS covered by The sunday Trib-
unc in "A most thorough manner inc
best newssa thcrcrs in tho various capt
tails of the old world contributed To The
columns OF Tho sunday Tribune. And
this news was presented readers OF The
Sunday Tribune in AN ineligible man
ner One did not have TO hunt over
every page TO sift out the news III
WAS classified: not thrown together The
linotype matter was not. 10 use PRINT
cr'S term, Thrown at the chaseS ana
have 1t land at will" but ;he makeup
was as good as was the matter as prcl-
" as were the pictures
News Field Admirably Covered.
This news of the world at largo Of the
United Staics. oil the state OF Utah. OF
Salt Lake City Was as carefully edited
as 1T WAS carefully gathered And 1T
WAS news. The happenings of the world
were recorded in Tho Sunday Tribune;
the gossip about current topics was pre-
scented, the happenings in the religious
world were detailed; the local field was
what happened in The social swim In
salt Lake. in various other ci.ies and
towns of the state. in the capital and III
the metropolis OF the country was given:
the sporting pages were filled with news
and gossip Of the world of sport; IN
short. all The news that was n to print
was found in the columns of Tho Sun
day Tribune.
Great Picture Reproduced.
ono feature Of The SUNDAY Tribune
VAS the reproduction OF tho painting
Of the driving OF the golden spike, which
united the Central and Union Pa
cihc railroads on that memorable day in
MAY. 1869. at Promontory Point, and
gave 10 the country tho first tranScou-
tinental railroad, Nearly 900 figures are
shown in the picture. It's presentation,
in visw of the food Calamity which has
tied up the Central Pacific. was timely
Uncle Sans national museum. which
viii be thrown open 10 the public this
week. was shown III picture and A de-
scription Of it was presented,
Other Big Features.
IN short stories were the adventures
Of New. Congressman The Gene
vieves Know." the "Ksmarkabe Ad
Bcloher Was Whipped but Not Dc
felteo, and the first of Sc
Tics OF stories. namely: The Jewel
Mysteries In fiction there were two
chapters of that delightful serial. "a : 10
or Fight" and The Correspondent and
THE Portion of the Youngest these
two complete in themselves. There was
detective Connor's Heart Adventures"
fhe third Of series Of detective stories.
For juvenile readers. Prince Domino and
Nuffles" again appeared in page illus
trstcd story. For old and young alike
was the latest i'm n song hit. The Man
Who owns Broadway" These were
few OF the features which The Sunday
Tribune caTc It's readers yesterday. Par
don The remark. but now is the time To
nh Inc