The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

Joseph Nelson has given it out that
his visit to Europe was to persuade sew
crhl foreign insurance companies TO
take Il risk of $4,000 on Saltair. Jo-
seph must have Il fear thar some one
Will set fire to Saltair. 1t is not like
u that any one has such q erudge
against the prophets derelict son-in-
law, that he would care to apply the
torch TO that ramshackle institution of
which he IS one of the most conspicuous,
II not chief, promoter. 1T may blow
down or fall down most any day,
Just to remind the people of Salt
Lake how mcaseY small the Saltair
management has become ana how SEN
ative to criticism this management is,
ono may recite the fact that the man
agement has sought to vent its spleen
On The Tribune and Telegram, by for
Kidding couple of newsboys TO sell
the offending newspapers at the resort
or around the Saltair depot.
One of these boys is delicate little
fellow named Sam Tollal, whose con.
stitutlon was shaken by the chilling
winds of Lake Michigan, and who came
here from Chicago, hoping that ne
might not only regain his health in
The braciug mountain air. but earn
livelihood selling local newspapers Hc
is III no sense an employee of either
of the papers, merely selling them on
commission, as DO other urchins on
the street
The other boy who was excluded
from The Saltair depot grounds is Eddy
KilboUrne. Eddy is 13 years of age He
has i brother named Archibald, who
is u. These two BOYS are the entire
support OF widowed mother. The
boys have been making from SS TO $40
weels selling 'rribunes and kilograms
But tho SaltHir management hired
somc thug to drive them from the
grounds because the Snltair manage
mcut does not approve of the fact that
The Tribune and Telegram have been
critlclZlng tho mismanagenicnt of that
resort and pointing out and calling at
tcrtion 10 the fact that the lake IS level
IS now so high as to make bathing real
" dangerous 10 all who are not hardy
swimmers.
a great many people have not for
gotten, also. that it was the same man
agomcnt that elected one-armcd re-
porter from the Taft train last fall
because he was n representative of the
Salt Lake Tribune,
Tt looks vcry much as though Saltai1
Intends to MorpoHize that institution
and TO make IL practically impossible
lpI al eeli'IcSpecilHG bPuI.lc 10 WISH
SaItair. Senator Smcot's newspaper is
heing played to the LIMIT. and free
tickets nre being given out to the
saints and a few misguided Gentiles
10 keep that wabbiy institution on its
feet. BY subscribing for the
.fHemorrhage, they get free ticket
10 Saltuir. This giving out of free
tickets will prevent the Saints from
spending their money. and thus enable
The tithing grnfters to get that uuex
pcctcd crack at the pockctbooks Of the
pleasure seekers,
The surprising thing is that Tho
uomorrhaGc would be willing tc
".play' ono pleasure resort to the ex
cluslop Of others that arc more worthy
of local patronage.
There IS something illuminating il
ihc newspaper story to the effect tha
q trainload Of race track enthusiast
is soon TO pull out of the yards at Oak
land for n ''pecli' at Bucna Vista. NJ
doubt there will be II number Of yer,
good people on that train. but what Of
The tuutB rorcn climbers uriyn i,r,bl