The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19

| in behalf OF the jobbers and OF the ad-
vantage in buying from home merchants.
y. F. Collett secretary OF the Manu-
| facturcrs association. also made a speech
| In which he told OF the advantages In
| the purchase OF Utah made goods and
| appealed to all to support home manu-
facturers and to buy home made goods;
| There was music by the Glee club and
by The band. then the party Yves driven
was taken and the journey proceeded
south.
Greetings at Payson.
II was 1870 o'clock when Payson was
| reached. Here the pilgrims were wei
coined by Mayor Joseph Reese. NJ *.
White and FL 3. CTandan. president and
| Vice president, respectively. of the Com
mercial club. Carriages were taken and
| the boosters were taken to the tabernacle.
where FORMAL exercises were held. This
| tabernacle Is one OF the handsomest 5truc-
lures, In so far as the interior Is con-
cerned. in tho state. The building was
| in profusion. the rostrum being hand
somely decorated. Justin A Joveles5,
secretary of the Commercial club, well
coined tho boosters. lie declared that
| Payson and its people were first, last and
| all the timo for Utah, and assured the
visitors that they should have tho aid
Of Payson In advertising the state He
| then introduced Secretary Caine who
was given warm greeting and who de-
livered happy address. George 7. Odell
followed and after few remarks read
Evans and also the reply which he made
The reading OF these messages were
loudly appiauded. Then MIR. Odel out
lined the purpose OF the visit and Of the
coe NJ. Breedon OF the traffic bureau
committee followed Mr.. Odel. who in
OF whom delivered timely addresses. Sec
rotary Caine made the closing address.
The Glee club sang two songs and the
| band played The Star -spanglcd Ban
nd ri, h<c rot,, r,1SI tn
their special train and the start for Ne
phi was made.
Behind the Schedule
Nephi was reached an hour behind the
schedule, but royal welcome awaited
the party. AT the depot were members
the Commercial club the mayor being
absent. Lined UP along. the street were
the children OF the public schools. about
1000 strong, who carried their class col
ors and pendants, upon which was In
scribed. Improvement" Headed by the
Commercial club band, the boosters
school children, marched 10 the taber-
paclc where the formal welcome OF the
city was extended. The parade was the
best one OF the trip. and when the school
children countermarehed by the boosters,
the scene WAS most inspiring, The well
coming address was made 10y the presi-
dresses were made by WIN G.; Farrell,
''Bnr' Bailey. George r. Odel. f. a,
Hornung and State Food Commissioner
Hansen, the latter using the Scandi-
naYian dialect There were several songs
by the C5lee club and several pieces by
the band. Then George McCune or Ne
phi delivered an address. In which he
elaborated upon the resources of Juab
county. that came like a revelation 10
his hearers. When he concluded the
boosters marched 10 their train
Al LyndaIl a brief stop was mede, and
then the train proceeded for Eureka.
which place was reached at O'Clock. o.
b. Mcintosh, auditor OF the Utah indie
pendent Telephone company OF Salt Lake,
ioncd the pa rty today and viii continue
with the boosters the remainder OF the
trIp He kindly extended the coureses
Of his lines to the party, which, they
phoned to those at home.
Arrival In Eureka.
When the boosters arrived AT Eureka
they were met by Mayor John Morley. the
members OF tho city council and COM
mittec of business men headed by Post
master James r. DriScoll and Il Juvenile
band composed of boys. whose ages range
from twelve to fifteen years.
The boosters formed in line and then
paraded UP Main street.. headed by the
Commercial club band and the Juvenile
band. going to tho bIks' hall where they
dlsbanded.
Al $50 o'clock tonight nj the EllSs'
pavilion the boosters were greeted by an
audience Of 1000 people. Mayor John
Morley called the meeting 10 order and
which he turned over the keys OF the
city to President George T. Odell,
and on behalf Of the citizens told them TO
take possession. He then introduced
| Judge r.. i Colborn az Chairman OF the
meeting and the judge introduced MIR.
Odell. who responded to the welcome ad
dress In his usual happy style.
MIR. Odell spoke in feeling terms of 10y