The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-29
TALK CHILDREN:
NOT POLITICS
Gov. Spry and Senator Suther-
land Given Warm Recep-
ton in South.
VISIT MANY TOWN
Discuss Juvenile Problems-Junior
Senator and Others in Flying
Trip to Bingham.
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RiehfieId, Aug. 2S.-The most enths
siastic reception ever accorded visitors
to this city was that given Senator
George Sutherland and Governor VII
liam Spry here last week. The Visit
was given over solely 10 discussions
for the betterment Of the condition Of
the children Of the future nation.
Those who thought they were wise
/, to all kinks or the political game, stat
ed that the visit was political move
and that the original plan, that of q
talk on children, would be turned ovel
to discussion of the coming political
campaign. After they had heard the
mastery addresses OF the visitors, how
ever, they changed their minds.
Governor Spry, Senator Sutherland
and +. ID. X. Thompson left Salt Lake
Thursday morning for Richfield in re-
Spouse TO an invitation extended by the
parents class Of the Sunday school fol
an address on questions pertaining Il
dren OF the nation, by the governor
and the senator.
Enthusiastic Greeting.
The party arrived in Richfield al
$3.50 O'Clock. At the station TO meet
the distinguished guests were several
hundred citizens headed by the Joseph
band. From the station the visitors
were taken to the Southern hotel
where a reception was rendered them
During the afternoon the band re-
manned at the hotel and gave an ex-
cellent program. At o'clock the Wis
stake tabernacle, where the lectures OF
the evening were delivered. In addi-
ton TO the lectures an excellent musical
program was given.
Governor Spry was the first speaker
He spoke on The Work OF the Juven-
lie Court" During his remarks the
Governor referred TO the condition IN
which the children living under ad-
verse conditions were being raised and
spoke Of the benefits OF the Juvenile
court in directing those children along
proper lines OF thought and action. He
urged the parents of the city to coop
crate with the Juvenile courts of the
state in making their work more eff
cient.
The address or the Governor was
greeted with great applause, as ii had
been an able address on a question of
so great importance.
Following the address OF the Cover
nor a selection by the RiehfieId male
quartette, pale in the Amber West, "
was rendered.
sutherland's Able Address.
Senator Sutherland delivered a lee
ture on Habit Forming Among Chill
dren." In his address the sena Or
dWelt upon the factors which 20 10
make habit in growing children. He
spoke of the effects of environment
upon the growing child and urged the
parents to direct the ways and thoughts
OF. their children so that they would
be for the better conditions. instead
Of allowing the childs thoughts and
actions 70 run wild and fall into what
ever path had the easiest access.
Should BE Returned.
In speaking Of Senator Sutherland
the Richfield Reaper says:
pires this year, and a successor will
be elected by the next legislature. OF
course the next legislature will be Re
publican and II good, honest, efficient
services count for anything. Senator
Sutherland should be reelected He
Utah has sent 10 the highest legislative
body in the country, and he deserves
reelection"
The party left Riehfield for Manti
Friday morning, where they were the
guests of W. D. Livingston. When the
party reached Manu they vera met by
a large delegation of citizens and mem
bers Of the Commercial club. A banquet
and reception were rendered the Wis
itors In the Commercial club rooms.
During the banquet speeches were made
by Governor Spry and Senator SutheF-
land, and replies were made by mem
bers Of the Commercial club.
In the afternoon the party left in
they were the guests of W. D. Cand-
land, president Of the state land board
A reception was given the party at
the home OF Mr.. Candland, after which
they were taken to the Commercial club
rooms, where a reception and a ball
were given in their honor.
At the Commercial club banquet ad-
dresses were delivered by Governor
Spry. Senator Sutherland and member
of the Commercial club. The party
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Lake. where they arrived Saturday
night.
Guest at Bingham.
Previous TO the visit TO the southern
towns, Senator Sutherland was a guest
of honor at Bingham. A party con-
sisting of Senator Sutherland. J. c. Ell
dredge, Jr., Sheriff J, c. Sharp and
Deputy Sheriff Axel Steele, left Salt
Lake in the sheriffs automobile for
the copper camp. The forenoon was
spent in strOlling around the town
shaking hands with old acquaintances
and talking over the political situation
of the coming campaign with local Re-
pubiicans.
At noon the party left in their auto
mobile for Upper Bingham. On the
workings OF the Utah Copper com
pany. which the senator declared the
finest Of their kind in America.
Politics In Camp.
During the stay in the camp the SEN
atOr was free in his discussion of po-
litical matters and confidently predict
ed that this year would be a Repub-
lican year in all parts of the country
In speaking of the visit of Senator
Sutherland to the copper camp the
Press Bulletin says: Senator Suther-
land is a candidate for reelection to
the Senate at the coming Legislature
His splendid record in the Senate speaks
for itself and insures him the solid
support OF his party. as well as that
of many broad minded men and women
of other parties"
Sheriff Sharp was also a popular Wis
itOr during the day. In speaking of
Sheriff Sharp. the Press Bulletin says:
THE sheriff had another Of his big
days shaking hands with his many
friends I'm the camp. He is popular
with men OF every party in Bingham,
and ii is certain that the camp viii go
solid for Sharp at The coming election"
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