The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-19
Spanish Fork, Payson, Nephi,
Lynn and Eureka Extend
Warm Welcomes.
VISITORS SPEND NIGHT
in BIG MINING CAMP
Today Stockton, TOoeIe and
Garfield Will Greet the
EXcursiOnists.
BY A. T. PHILIPS.

| Special TO The Tribune
EUREKA, May 1S.-Whlle the stops
| were fewer and the jumps between these
| stops longer than usual. nevertheless the
crowds that greeted the Commercial
clubs AnUtah excursion today were not
| less enthusiastic than those which well
| coined the boosters at the cities and
| towns visited the past two days There
were five stops today. tho first one at
Spanish Fork, then Payson. tnen Nephi,
then Lynn aud the roundup tonight al
Eureka. AT each and every stop the well
come was more than cordial. 1t was an
ovation. Just as in the other places
| visited, there was unanimity OF scnti-
| was: we are more than ready and will
ing TO aid In advertising this WONDERLAND
| OF Utah, this land IN which we live. You
| have set the pace, keep IL going"
This sentiment Is not the expression
| or the men alone. but of handsome wo-
men and the beautiful girls and the dear
little boys who wear the booster badges
and buttons and cry for more. It is like
| the cry Of old when Moses led the chill
| dren OF Israel The Commercial club is
| in this instance the Moses. 1t Is lead
| ing the people OF Utah Its members
| have shown Utahns what concerted
ton means, what unity Of action can ac
complish.
Productive Of Good.
This trip OF the boosters has been pro-
| drctive OF more good than ever be
| told. and when Ii has concluded its tour
| Of the state from Richileld, the extreme
| southern point. to the Cache valley, the
| extreme northern point. over 800, 900 or
the 100000 people in this greatest OF all
states will shout out In one glad acclaim:
| Come to Utah 70 live. oh, ye people of
| tho east; come where the Almighty. were
| He here upon earth, would select His
paradise, His garden OF Eden come 10
| Utah TO live
And why should not they come to Utah
| TO live? No place on earth compares with
who live In Salt Lake City TO make such
a trip as this one being made by the
| Commercial club-werc they 10 see tho
magnificent valleys which BOSOM as the
green carpet, covered with orchards. Gov
| cred with sugar beets. covered with
wheat and oats and barley and alfalfa:
could they look into the faces OF the
| thousands of people who have turned out
and filed hall and school house and
church and tabernacle as have those whu
| have accompanied this All-Utah cXcur
sion, and could those Salt Lake people
have seen the interest manfesed by all.
could they sec tho thousands OF tho flu
ture men and women of Utah in the
persons of the school children who for
| day forgot their studies forgot their
| school and while in charge of principals
| and teachers are lined mp like soldiers,
| and, In tho cNuberance Of the Springtilne
| of life, sins their songs of welcome in the
way that only children can sing. these
Salt Lakers one and all would shout as
| are their follow citizens throughout the
state. Come to Utah TO live"
Welcomed at Nephi.
Could all of Salt Lake have been AT
| Ncphi today where were marshaled 9S7
! children. 92 OF whom were pupils OF the
| high school, 40 OF them I'm the class
whose days in The public school will end
with commencement day In June. they
would have proclaimed as these children
exclaimed: welcome. Salt Lakers! We
are with you, Exploit the state and get
people to come here to live"
Could these Salt Lakers have heard
George McCune, president Of the Nephl
Commercial club. tell the story ."of the
| resources OF Juab county, both in min
eral, in agricultural In horticultural in
livestock. IN 1airying, i'm building ma
terlal, they, too, would do as did the Salt
Lake Commercial club party,-go into
ecstacies over the wonders. the wealth
I'm this one county alone, This afternoon
the club was In that portion OF Juah
county where the desert has blossoned
prospector with his pick and shovel
found the mineral belt, where mill and
mine and smelter now hold sway, and
this in ono county only in Utah,
Caine Called Homo.
Secretary Caine left the party today
and returned TO Salt Lake. called thern
by a message which necessltated his
presence in connection with some matters
pertaining to tho new Commercial club
Lake Thursday afternoon. as Will n num-
Der of others. and mako the trip north
TO Cache Valley and return. In this
connection IL should be said that every
iohber in Salt Lake should have been
or should be represented on this eNcur-
sion, in that IL would give opportunity
To become acquainted, and this matter
OF getting acquainted is another of the
objects OF this tour.
All viii aid In boosting. but tho peo-
.kT,,tN- tn, nN1
who are leading in the boosting. THIS
morning al Payson. George T; odell. vice
president OF the Commercial club. who
Is master OF ceremonies during the alb
scnrc Of Secretary CajDe. received A teln
gram from Mosiah Evans. general man
ascr of the Utah Idaho Sugar company
in the Bear River valley and mayor Of
Garland. This message read thus, and
bore tho date of Salt Lake:
George T. odel Sle WIN comns'Sini ;din
YOU with a party OF ten at Eureka. can
YOU furnish accommodations for balance
OF the trip? Answer Scmloh hotel;
'MOSIAH EVANS"
Happy to oblige.
Mr. Odcll ut once replied, telling him
that the party could ho cared for, and
that If It contained twenty instead of
ten that number would be provided Tor.
Judge Colborn did the speaking today.
on Monday and Tuesday he delivered
fourteen speeches, but at Richheld Tues
day night mis- voice went back on him.
and today he was so hoarSc that he was
afraid TO talk and he is taking q rost,
Last night at Richfield Judge Cclborn
paid n beautiful tribute To the press. Tho
Tribune in particular, for tho work done
by representatives OF the press ON this
trip in chronicliug the tour. This tribute
met with hearty applause from not only
the Commercial club. but from the great
audience present. Tho Tribune repre-
sentative takes this occasion TO express
gratitude TO Tom Brown at Rtch0eld for
courtcsics extended To him Tuesday
night when he rendered the use of his
automobile and thus aided in the trans
mission OF the news of the trip for The