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preden Je to mogel s%toriti, Sc .je
ustrasil zmede in nejasnosti. XII 10
je naSel V svoji dust in svoji oko-
lei. cato 81 .je dovolil malo - laz.
Opraviteval je svoia deJanja ma
Ia nacin, da je povzdignil zakon
IN postavo ma prestol pravice in
resnlce. 5 TEN pa sc je odrekel
pravici do lastnega prepriGanja.
To ga je or,ravicevalo samo ma
zunaJ. V njegovi notranjosti pa
Je rasla nezadovoljnost. Nepre-
stano je cutil, d aga njegova raz-
laga nj privedla do omega, cesar
Je priGakoval: do miru in zado-
voljnosti. Vsled tega .je zanemar-
jail svoj odvetniSki posel in Sc pc
cal $ polltlko ter jc bill izvolien V
parliament. Njcgova prvotna laz
Sc je sedaj ra~zSirjala sedai je
kOt poslancc videl Sc mnogo veG
nerednosti in nepravilnosti. Mex
danji Nalon Sc ie poGasi in neo-
Pazeno umikal nOvcmu. Tcdai nj
wee mislil ma praviGno in poSteno
IN reSnitno, temveG samO ma to-.
da Sc upraviGi "a svoja deiania
samemu Scbi. Nj wee iskal rcSnice
temvet 10 jc lie pokrival 5 elmer
81 bod. Povzdiga niegove osebe
do uglcdnega politika in cast. XII
so zvezanc : TEN, so ugajale nj
zjim lastnostim niegove narave.
Veselil sc je svoje vel.iave pri ne
katerih ljudeh in kmalo .ie sa-
mo gledal ma to, kako je povecati.
(Dalje pri~hodn.iiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-16

cen ma milost in nemilOst raznim
SPECIALIZATION in lie tudi, kakor o.
stall - spekuliral in pustolovil.
Nj bio delavskega casopisja, ne
orgarizacije, kjer bi Sc delavci
ucili spoznavati sedanie izkoriSGe-
valce V malem in velikem.
Hrvatski delavec je bill brez
vseh mOralnih sredstev V sredi
naiostudnejse korupcije, Xxi Sc jc
dogajala ma racun nevednega ma
roda. najveG $ pomocjo raznih
SifkartaSkih in druzih mescanskih
listov, kterih lastniki so hotel ma
naGin izkoriScania obogateti.
Leta 1903 Sc lie, ko Sc .ie narod
MA llrvatskem vzdignil proti
khuenu st ie tudi hrvatski de-
lavec V Ameriki vzdignil prot pu-
stolovcem. Xxi so ma vseh koncih in
kraiih izsesavali narod in Xxi so
polititnc odnoSaje V domovini ho-
tell izkoristiti V svoie sebiGnc ma
meme. PRAY Ia cas- pa Sc .ie oSnoyal
V Allcgheniji, Pa. socialiStiGen
klub, IL kterega sc .ie zaGel boz
prOti takozvanim "domoliubom'
i'll "patriiotom.'
Ia klub je bill sedai edini Tia
strait. Skliceval ie iavne Shode,
tiSkal letake in bill povsod ma me-
stu. kjcr Sc ie poiavila potreba.
da Sc zavrne meScanSke puStolov-
ce. Ilasti St je TO delalo oh casu.
ko so bill ma potu takozvani pre-
davatelii a la Sirovatka in Tresic
Pavicit. Leta 1905 Sc ie klub raz-
Sci, toda ze prihodn.ie leto Sc ic
zopet scSel.
Leto pozneje Sc organizira ma
luzni strani Pittsburgh drugi klub
Xxi je Pa leta 1908 vSlcd zuane kri-
r. propal. TiSto lcto so srbski So
drugi : New Yorku zaceli izdajati
list ''Radnicka Borba."
Kakor je bila potreba velika IA
tax list, ie slednii N>led nesiste-
matitnega della in razumevania
podietia Y kratkem prenehal IL
hajati.
koncem leta 1907. Sc ie zaCclo
Z agitacijo Y Chicago. in ie Y krat-
XII dobi della in agitaciie izSel kon-
Gem leta pol meSecnik ''Radni6ka
STRATA. Xxi ic pa kmalu zaGela IL
hajati kot tednik.
Nsporedno Z ''RadniGko Stra-
20" so Sc rodile soc. organizaciie.
N%ajpreie V Milwaukee. Kenoshi.
st. Louisa, East Pittsburgh it'd.
Use tie so zdaj pomocnice razsir-
janiu in agitaciii socialistiGnih
naukov, Xxi so Sc zajedno odzvale
5 svoiimi DELEGATE ma T.. jugosl.
soc. kongres, kterega dclo DO -
zdruziti vsc iugoslovanskc socia-
liStc Y jugoslovansko soc. zvczo.
SOdrug NJ. Glumac Sc Spominia
'Proletarca". Xxi .ie bill rrvotno
ma razpolago tudi hrvatskim So
drugom. - P~oiasnujeta ma BeSe-
nitevo ~poroGilo glede "RadniGke
Borbe.' sodruga d. PopoviG in b.
Il. Savic.
fnol;o ILL:
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APISNI
Ovanskega socialistitnega kongresa v Ameriki.
kteri Sc je vrSil dine B.. in 4. julia 1910 V Narodni dvorani, 1902 So
Center Ave, Chicago, III.
Predkonferenca.

frNl lugOSlONdHShl soc. ROnSreS
V Ameriki sc ~zaeenja S predkon-
ference, XII Sc je vrSila V soboto
vecer dine 2. julia V prostorih hr-
vatske soc. organizacije, ma 1880
So. Center Ave. V Chicago.
Konferenci je professional sodr.
Ivan Masten, zapisnik vodil je
pa Stefan ZlOdi.
Ma tel konferenci Sc je vzprejel
opravilnik "a ~poslovanje kongre-
sa in vodil odbor "a pregledanje
pooblastil %krajevnih delegatov.
Sodruga Jos. Zavertnik in NJ.
Glumac JuriSiG predlozita vsak
svoj naGrt, XII sc 20 veGini vienna
ia, izvlemSi V tocki, kjer doloca,
maj Sc Ii vol predSednika "a do
DO celega kongresa ali maj Sc ga
wolf "a vSako zasedanie rosebe.i
in Y koliko ina moe jemati komu
beSedO.
Sodr. j. Zavertnik je cato, da
Sc vol predsednik Cd seize do Sc
je, ter da Sc mu prepusti pOlno-
moe jemati komu beSedo. Sodr.
Glumac JuriSic pa zavzema sta
liSte, da Sc vol ~predsednika "a
cello dobo kongresa. Y SluGaju ie-
mania komu besedo pa da ina Cd
loCati kongres.
Debate glede tega vpraSanja Sc
udeleze y. LukeSiG, FIR. PetriG. b..
r. SaviG. j. Masten, Stj. Zlodi. V.
Santek i'll W. Bazant.
koncnO Sc sprejme staliSGe sodr
NJ. Glumaca -JuriSiGa. Sprejeti
opravilnik Sc glasi:
L. Pc kongresu izbrani pred
sednik rredseduje, zamenjujc ga
podpredeSnik. Kadar zeli pred
sednik govOriti Sc ina vpisati V
govorniSko listo. - &c Sc kteri
gOvornikov ne drzi dnevnega re
da. ga zamore predsednik pokli-
cati k redu. V skrajnem sluGaju
pa predloziti zboru, da Sc mu wa
me beseda.
p Ia besedo Sc .ie oglaSati pis-
memo. GOvorniki dobe besedo DO
vrsti, kakor so prijavljeni.
- Vsi rredlogi Sc predloze pi-
smeno izvzemSi tiste, Xxi Sc sta
WHO pc opravilniku - "a ktere Sc
daje beseda izven reda prijavlie-
mega govornika.
b. X predlogom o zakl.juGenju
govornlSke liste zamoreta govori-
ii lie eden Ii in eden prot.
A. Osebne opazke Sc zamorejo
delati lie ma koncu razrrav.
D P~orocevalcem .ie odmeriena
ena ura "a pOrocilo, Getrt ure pa
"a zakljuGni govor.
o. Govoriti zamore vsak govor-
mix lie 10 minut. o enem predme-
tn zamore govoriti najvec diva
KRAFT.
~ Sklepa Sc z nadpolovico cd
danih glasov. Pri enakih glasovih
F,redlog propade.
81 Glasovanje o preglogih ie
Javno - ~vzdiganjem roke.
81 Volitve Sc vodijo tajno.
1O.) G~lasovanje pc imenih "a
more zahtevati 7. delegatov.
H. Gostom soc. organizacii
zamore dovoliti kongres besedo.
Odbornikom "a pregledanje DO
oblastil Sc izvolijo soglasno sodru-
drugi Jos. Bratkovic, A. Lukesic
In Pajo Doroski, kterim Sc tudi
nalozi, ola imajo staviti kongresu
predlog. ina Ii pripravljalni cd
Dor ma kongresu pravico plaso.
vanja.
PRVA SEJA.
g. julia OBJ 9. uri z~jutraj.)
l. otVoritev in konstituiranje
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SkoGila je k MENU in obstala
korak pred MIN. "'Vedela SEM,
da 81 ~znaGaj,' vzdihne. nagne gla-
vicO in sklene roki. Valon .ie po-
stall zmeden, sedcl je ma zofo in
zopet vstal, dyakrat Sc ie pricel
napravljati in 81 nadel rokavice.
Stopil JIG k njej in jo poljubil. -
Nj zdrzal. Obraz, ia kameniti BIZ
rokratski obraz, sc je zmehGal in
Solze so Sc mu vile kakor vGeraj.
"Ti 81 strahopetnez," Sepne
Bozena gladcta ga 70 trdih laseh.
"To nisem,' reGe on in Sc cd
dalii. Bozena mu ie sledila, cd
daliena "a korak. Ko je prijel "a
medeno kljuko, Sc mu je roka ko-
maj vidno tresla.
"Zakaj Sc ii trese roka?" ga
vpraSa dvoumno ona.
Nasmehnil Sc .ic zalostno. "Sc-
daj Sc tam doll bije.io zame."
Starr ponos mu je Sinil V glavo.
"Jedo in PHO zamc,in Y mole pro-
klctstvo. Ali JAZZ sem Makso Va
Ion! Nobeden mole rodovine Sc nj
umrl mirne smrti Y postelji - in
jazz nadaljeval jc glasno, zroc
Y ricne oGi in obledelo lice.
Mi smo slabi, toda JAZZ nisem.
kako NAL ic proStor. Xxi ga zav-
zcmam ' neskonGnoSti! Kako We
Iik jc cas-. ko me nj bilo in kako
10 velik. ko me ne DO, Maihen
kos matcriie. Emo i'm isto. ali so
tc kosti Nalon ali saluta,'' V grlu
"a je duSilo. Obup Sc ga ie polaS-
cal. obup pred smrtio. Bo.iazen
pred Smrtjo, samozavcSt in liu-
bezen do zivljenja mu je trgala
prSa. Sc nikdar nj govoril tako.
sedai jc izganjal ljubczen do xiv
ljcnja, do katcrega nina wee pra-
vice.
'kako malenkostno je to, radi
cesar govoriS. Organizator - ma
lcnkost - Govoril mu .ic neki
glaS. Slabosti so ga obhajale. ro-
ka Sc mu je poccla zelo tresti.
"Roka Sc ii tresc." dele zopet
ona, stojeta kakor kip pred MIN.
Ia zastrupljena in pokvar.jena
kepa mesa ga je vrgla Y prorad.
IL katerega nj zhoda. Ia hip ga ie
prevzelo ~sovraStvo do ME, radi
katere je unicen.
"IzvrSimo zadnje hudodelst-
vo!" Sumelo mu ie V uSesih. Ma
glo je odprl vrata ter izginil. Ka-
kor diva je planila ona k vra-
tom, ne da hi Jill odprla. Cula .je.
kako silno trdo je stopal pc ka-
menitih stOpnicah in glaSno Intel.
Nscdla st jc ma stol in hitela mi
slit
Tisti veccr ie hodila pc ulicah
Far Sto brojcGa truma mladih liu-
di l. godbo ma celu. Valon je una
gal .
'Zivcl Valon!' so Sc ponavl.ia-
Ii navduScni klici, prevpijoci god
bo. Proc Z obrekovalci,'
V.
NalOn jc odScl cd BoZcnc ma
raynost V piSarno. Tam Sc .jc one
mogel zgrudil ma stol in priGcl jc
plakati. kakor majhen otrok. Pc
CLAW pa so mu vrSelc divje misli
in "a napravljale telesno in du-
Sevno trudnega. IivIjen.ie mu ie
nudilo toliko ugodnosti in on Sc
mora odreci vsemu. Neko nepri-
jctno, mchko cuvStvo Sc ie raz-
lilo pc vsem njegovem telesu. \
delal Sc je trdnega; popoldne je
hotel skleniti svoje zivljen.je. dd-
81 je V njegovi notranjosti kriGalo
in vrilo
Naposled je vstal in priGel no.
dit pc sobi COR in dol. Zacel ic
t%rezneje razmiSljati o vsem TEN
III segel je daleG V svoje zivl.ienje
nazaj. Cutil je svoj greh. a spo-
znati ga razloGno nj mogel wee.
he dolgo, dolgo ga .je smatral "a
nekaj naravnega in potrebnega.
Odgojen V veliki druzbi, ie do
bro poZnal ySc naDake Svoie oko-
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ParezanoviG, DuSan PopoviG, Bla-
goje II. SaviG, Josip Zavertnik st,
John Petric in Stefan Zlodi.
By Delegate:
Frank Petric in Mike Kulovec
"a SLOW. soc. klub Y Chicago, Ill.
Mace Zlemberger IA SLOW. soc.
klub ST. ,. V Glencoe, Ohio.
Frank Podboj "a SLOW. soc. klub
st. 3. Y Conemaugh, Pa.
Josip Bratkovi6 "a SLOW. soc.
klub st. /. V La Sale, Ill.
Helena Zavertnik, "a SLOW. soc.
zen. klub st. 9. Chicago, Ill.
Tomo BeSenic in Blaz Zikic "a
jugoSlov. soc. Udruzenje, Alleg-
hcny, Pa.
Ivan Masten in Mato Mario "a
jugoslov. soc. U%druzenje, Chica-
go. III.
Katarina Strahota in Ana Hor-
vat "a jugoslov. iensko soc. Udru-
zcnic, Chicago, Ill.
Peter Pichler in Tonic Robesh
"a jugoSl. SOC Udruzenje MIilwau-
kcc. Wis.
P. Blazekovi6 "a .iugosl. soc
Cdruzenje Y Clarion. Pa.
Adam Lukesic "a jugoSl. soc.
tdruzenje Y st. Louis, Mo.
Stefan Blagic "a .iugosl. soc.
Cdruzenje East Pittsburg, Pa.
DuSan S. Trbovi6 IA iugosl. soc.
organizacijo. Cleveland, Ohio.
Paja DoroSk in BOA Cuculi "a
Jugosl. soc. Udruzenje Pullman,
Ill.
Kosta Samardjija in MAIDEN
Bogoslavljevic "a iugosl. soc. I'd
~ruzenje Chicago, Ill. (srbski cd
sek.)
Odbor "a pregledanje pooblastil
p,redlaga tudi, da Sc odboru "a
poziv kongresa da pravico glaso-
watt lie o predlogih, Xxi iih stavijo
delegate.
Sodruga NJ. Gumac in Jos. Ia
vertnik trdita. da bi to ne bio
demokratiGno.
Pc kratki razpravi II debati pa
kongres z~akljuGi. da imaio clani
prlpravljalnega odbora iste pra-
vice kot delegate in da imajo
ON delegate, Xxi zastopajo Sc kako
drugo organizacijo (kot II pr. 81.
Zikit IL Allegheny. Pa. ki zasto-
Ia organizacijo V Sharon. Pa le
po en- glas.
70 dokoncanju tega preide zbor
ma volitev predsednika .podperd-
sednika in tajnikov.
Predsednikom Sc izvoli soglas-
no sodr. Tomo Besenica IL Alleg-
heniJe. Pa, MISREPRESENTATION pa
sodr. John Petrica il Chicago.
.Tajnikom sta izvoljena soglas-
no sodruga Ivan Masten (hrv.) i'm
Frank Petric (slov.) oba IL Chi
cage, Ill.
Sodrug TomO BeSenic kot pred
sednik naglaSa vaznost kongresa
z ORION ma %jugoslov. soc. gibanjc
V Ameriki. Opozaria navzoce. mai
DO vsak stvaren pa kratek V deba-
tab. ker lie ma Ia nacin bode mogo-
cc vOditi vspeSno delo kongresa.
Nato precita locke dnevnega reda.
Xxi so bile preje obiavljene V Pro
%letarcu' in ''RadniGki Strait.
In "a ktere so glasovale organiza-
ciJe. Xxi so poslale svoje delegate
ma kongres.
ker je $ TEN I. tocka dnevnega.
reda izGrpana Sc preide ma drugo
toxic: III. o porocilu in stanju slo-
venskih, hrvatskih, srbskih in bull
garskih soc, organizacij.
X tel tOcki poroca "a slovensko
organizacijo sOdr. Frank Petri6.
NJegovo poroGilo je bio re pri-
obceno.
X temu porocilu govori Sc sodr.
NJ. Glumac JuriSic, Xxi zboru DO
Jasne tezkoce, XII so .iih imeli slo-
venski sodrugi, ko so Sc moral
boIevati prot nekemu gospodu NJ.
kondu, XII je hotel SLOW. socialiste
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PRVA sEJA.
%. julia OBJ 9. uri zjutraj.)
1. otvoritev in konstituiranje
kongresa.

Sodr. M. Glumac Jurisie DO.
zdravl delegate V imenu mediu.
goslov. soc. ppipravljalnega odbo-
ra "a poziv /. Jugosl. SOC. konere.
sa v Jedrnatih besedah, s katerimi
kllce jugoslovanske zavedne de.
lavce ma delo, Xxi mu ga nudi prvi
Jugosl. soc. kOngres "a zdruzenie
Jugosl. pr~oletariata to stran oce-
ana.
Ma predlog b. r. Savica. pred
seduje do konstituiranja kongre-
su sodr. j. Masten.
Odbor "a predlaganje pooblastil
poroca. da so VISA pooblastila v
redu in da je javljenih 81. dele
gatov in 3. delegatinje.
Ma kongresu so tore.j sledeei:
AZ odbor "a sklicanje kongre-
sa:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
MANY ATTEND HIGH
SCHOOL CONTEST
Miss Cooper of st. Mary's Wins
First. and Miss Macarthur of
Wasatch Second.

The University OF Utah assembly hall
was crowded to its capacity Friday even :
ing, when the annual state high school
defamation contest was held there be-
ing eight high schools represented, The
programme was intensely interesting
throughout and the majority OF the
hearers were pleased at the decision OF
the Judges.
Miss Ollie Cooper. from St Mary $
academy, won the decision OF tho judges
and was presented with a handsome gold
medal by Prof. George NJ. Marshall, who
acted as chairman OF the contest. Miss
Cooper was heartily applauded Miss
Nellie Macarthur. from the Wasatch
academy. reciting The Little Cripple =
won second position and was awarded a
handsomely bound book. "The Ruling
Passion" by Henry Van Dyke. The
third position, or honorable mention, went
to Charles Gillis. from All Hallow coll
lego. who rendered 'Grattan's RepIy 10
Cory Mr., Glllis did remarkably well.
considering the fact that ne took the
place Of Neil A. Boyle, who was com
PEELED 10 withdraw Friday morning on
account Of illness
The selection rendered by the Univer-
sity ouartette pleased the audience con-
siderably.
The judges were Prof. Howard II.
Driggs. IL Leo Marshall and Miss Mar
garet Caldwell. Tho awards were gifts
from the university, which governs the
contest each year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
IN POLICE COURT

Jack Smith, charged with petit lar
ccny in Judge Bowman's court Friday
morning was sentenced TO thirty days in
the city Jail He stole brass from the
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway company.
Roy liver and William Gleason. charged
with vagrancy, failed TO appear and their
bail. $50 each, was declared forfeited
Owing TO the conflict in the evidence
or the case of B. a. Thomas. charged
with petit larceny. Judge Bowman an
nounced that he would take the case un-
der advisement for thirty days and would
release Thomas upon his own recogni-
charged with stealing brass from the
Denver & Rio Grandc Railway company,
II. J. Bowring. charged with mIsbrand-
OF not guilty TO guilty and was fined SOS.
He labeled case OF eggs strictly
fresh"
p l.. Bertram charged with passing
worthless S. check on The Salt Lake
Knitting company. pleaded not guilty and
the hearing OF his case was set for May
D. His ball was fixed at SO.
r. Yasuda and S. Kataka charged
with assault with a deadly weapon on
Charles Leslie, took the stand In their
own behalf. According TO their testi-
mony Leslie attacked them on street
car and knocked one OF Yasuda's teeth
out. They left the car afterwards and
followed Leslie for the purpose OF dis
covering where he lived. so that a com
plant could be sworn out against him
they said. and while following him he
turned upon them and again knocked Ya-
suda 10 the ground. after which Yasuda
stabbed Leslie. The case I'm all probabu-
ity VIII be finished today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
EAGLES FLY HIGH
At SA[TA|R BEACH
Evening Is Pleasantly Spent,
With Exception of Some
ROwdyism.

More than 1000 members OF the r. o.
+. scared at Saltair Friday evening.
when the annual dance was given un-
der the auspices OF the association. One
special train OF twelve cars transported
the large crowd TO the lake and they
were crowded. Many prominent mem
bers were in full dress uniform. while
special committees were In evidence To
see to IL that every one danced. There
was nothing 10 detract from the pleas
antrics OF the evening but ,he bar. which
as Is the usual occurrence. was patron
zed in great style by both young and
old Friday evening beer was distributed
about the tables where both girls and
boys under age INDUCED freely.
Deputy sherlfrs and probation officers
were In their accustomed places near the
door OF the bar and endeavored to hold
back ambitious youths. bent upon looking
az the labels on the bottles. II nothing
else.
Just before the train left for the city
there was a free all fight on the plat
form. With three girls the prime movers
In the affair. while two husky youths
urged the combatants on. There ras
more or less rowdylsm in the cars on
the return trip. but there were no accl-
dents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
SITE OFFERED FOR
ODD FELLOWS HOME
Tooele Is After Building Pro-
posed at Recent Meeting of
the Grand Lodge.

Following the action of the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows relative TO the proposed
securing and establishing Of home for
the aged members OF the order as we'll
as the widows and orphans OF deceased
members. the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Tooelc has entered the field with an
offer TO furnish n site for a home as
well as n. contribution OF $4,000 in case
the home is located Mt Tooele. A letter
written TO John Morley, tho grand master
OF the Odd Fellows. by the secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce OF Tooele calls
attention to the advantages offered by
Tooela i'm the limo OF natural and in
dustrial progress and the improvements
costing upwards of 100000 which have
been made recently. In conclusion the
letter says:
II am therefore authorized by the
Chamber OF Commerce 10 earnestly in
vite you to consider Toocle as a suitable
place for the establishment Of this pro-
posed home, and as an inducement the
Chamber OF Commerce hereby offers you
a free site consisting OF much land
as would be necessary for your require
ments, together with the sum OF 10000,
TO be applied towards the erection OF the
home Itself"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST
COMES OFF TONIGHT

81 the assembly hall OF the university.
nine representatives of high schools OF
the state will participate I'm tho annual
contest in public ADDRESS. commencing at
S,l1 O'Clock Saturday evening. The rules
governing tho contests state that the
representatives must he doing passing
work ai school and that they can spcal;
on any subject
There was considerable discussion
Thursday afternoon at the university
among those governing the contest. con-
ccrniug the subject selected by Cha rlcs
Schwenckc. the cntraUt from the hlgl!
school department OF the r. Y. university.
ltc was 10 deliver lecture on Work
ing Principles OF Mormonlsm: Eternal
dress would deal with q particular re-
lglon caused IL 10 be barred. Mr..
Schwenckc will not take part Saturday.
AS he was unable TO prepare another
The chairman for the evening win be
DR.. j. T. Kiugsbury. The judges will be
Judge -; ~. straup: Daniel Alexander
the manuscripts were Prof. 1orild Ar
noldson. Prof. George c. Coray and La
faycttc Lcnjz Butler. The winning stu
dent win be awarded a gold medal. and
The second contestant. 4 book The pro-
Graune for contest follows:
"a Plea for Higher Education" 49,.
......,. ,......... John Basil Walker
Jordan High School.
Industrial Liberty Ernest II. Quayle
salt Lake Hight School.
state Aid for High Schools, -,
........ ...........,.J Jessie Crawford
Manu High School
''rhc Injustice OF Capital Punish
mcnt" "........ ..... Randolph Andrus
Utah Branch Normal.
Poetry Is Power" ... .AnEeline HeckarI
st. Mary's Academy.
"Work While Waiting FOR the OPP
portuuity' ,.-....... Lester ~. Boyer
salt Lake Collegiate Institute.
~ Man OF Destiny '........N Vera Taylor
Lchi High School.
"Chivalry in the Middle Ages" $50.
....... Arthur J. McChrystal
All Hallows College,
"How Roosevelt Succeeded. ".-.,......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. James II. Moore
Snow Academy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
Large Contingent of Fasteners
Will Be Entertained in
City Today.
VISITORS TO BE GIVEN
GOOD TINE BY CITIZENS
Trip to SaItair and Organ Re-
citaI Included in the
Programme.

Citizens OF Salt Lake will join in wei
coming party OF nearly 200 eastern ho-
! tcl men. Saturday, and tho visitors will
| be shown as much OF the city and sur
rounding country as possible In about
eight hours Members OF tho public en-
| tertaInmcnt committee OF the CONNER
! cial club and delegation OF local hotel
mon will act as a reception COMMITTEES.
meeting the special trains at the Denver
& Rio Grande station AT $50 In the
morning. Seeing salt Lake cars VIII be
provided for tho party at tho station
and Fort Douglas Will be the objective
point OF tho FIRST trip. The cars VIII re
turn 10 the Saltair station al $50 and
the trip 10 the lake VIII bc made, re-
turning At II .i5. Tho next entertainments
for the visitors Will be special organ
recital at the tabernacle to be given by
Professor j. j. Mcclellan. AT 1850 au-
tomobiles win be waiting at the entrance
TO the temple grounds. aud tho next two
hours viii be spent showing the visitors
over Salt Lake
Lunch Will he served at the CONNER
cial club ut 2:3o. and Mayor j. s. Brans-
ford Will bid the hotel men Welcome IN
behalf OF the city or Salt Lake. and Joy
H. Johnson will speak for the CONNER
cial club. f. F. Colborn will deliver the
principal address.
Through a misunderstanding the first
arrangements for the entertainment OF
the hotel mon were made To care for a
party OF ninety persons. and only tridaS
afternoon was II learned that there would
be nearly zoo In the party. The only
change IN plans made necessary how
ever. was TO procure some extra automo-
biles and order more special street cars
Moro Cars Needed.
Members of the Salt Lake Real Estate
association VIII furnish ten cars, and af-
teen more will be furnished by hotel men
and dealers. An urgent call for more
has been Issued and any citizen who Will
assist I'm tho entertainment OF the visit
ors by furnishing nm automobile Is asked
70 have his car at the entrance to the
tabernacle grounds at 1880
The following individuals and compa-
MES have already placed one 10 four
ears each nj the disposal OF the commit
tee. c. S. Holmes, A. Fred Wey, Stude-
baker company. Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company. Mayor Bransford. Sam
5. Porter Randall-Dodd Auto company.
w. ] Halloran, w, r. Hubbard. A. y.
Humphries. Tuttle Brothers, Anderson
Cummings, Baird 6. Baird. n. G. Hoff-
man. Stringham Brothers and j. w.
Houston.
The visiting hotel mon are delegates
TO the annual convention or the National
Hotel Mems Protective association. which
met at Los Angeles recently. The New
York delegation comprises nincty-three
PRISONS. Pennsylvania sends seventy-five
and about twenty-five are from other
states OF the cast, They will leave Salt
Lake at i:30-