The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
FIND SALT LAKE
THE BEST EVER
Millionaire AutOists Like City
So Well They PrOl0ng Their
Stay Two Days.
AR .,0YALLY ENTERTAINED
BY REPRESENTATIVE MEN
Every Member of Party Desires
Soon to Return and Learn
More of Utah.

so cordial has been Salt Lakes re-
ceptiop OF the popular ocean 10 ocean
PARTY OF millionaire automoDllists. anu -
immersed have the members OF the party
been with the sights they have seen ana
the things they have learned. tiat u
was Yesterday unanimously decided I"
nro,onc their stay another day III inc
interrnountain metropolis. The eastern
visitors. tanned and dusty, arrived IN
their big. heavy cars Sunday night anu
were scheduled 20 rene" their 1ou'nnvt,
westward no" the following day. Bu. @
the Commercial club, representinS VIC
city had arranged prosra mme ol picas p.c.oso
ure and interest for them. and they Mere
obliged to remain over un'ii yeS'st1aS r9 and
viii enjoy Salt Lakes climate and hos
pitality another day. ,,,-
Yesterdays programme oil en'Sreu,,,. e,,.a, ~.
ment included PlnnTlnqiIs rcIa, e club at noon
Pleased with the previous anE ,h.. io"s Sariv nT
OF pleasures and entertainment. the pary
turned out in full to enjoy the aSf repaSr
including members OF the party SoSon-
nor William spry, Mayor John S. Brans, MS
ford. President Joy H. Johnson et ns,e rnc
1cting Mayor S T. Badkin of Ogden. NJ
S. Browning and Secretary j. l. Reyn0lds
o! the Weber club, Ogden. and Quiet
prominent citizens
MANY < SllClIGtlOuo-
President Johnson acted as toastpaster
Bransford W w. Armstrong and otners
Secretary ]. II Monihan and j. H. Mur
ply responded for the. prominent auto
,ais and NJ s. Browning spoke in pc
hnlf Of ogden. In introducing the COVER
nor President Johnson talked on the nay
ural attractions of Utah and the state
wonderful progress. Governor splS 'oS'> ~ the
development OF The states natural re
sources and advantages. and deseylnlns
carefully her. many ndustries: MN, NM
mented the governors address by teillng
of the special Inducements TO tourist
traffic and prospective homeseekers. IhGS
declared that the next ten years woul1
sec the greatest development and era oil
progress in the history Of Utah and addeq
that IL would only be the beginning oil
the states future destiny, r,v secre-
In behalf OF the visiting party SecIe
tarv Monihan and j. II, Murphy sincerely
thanked the Commercial club, the mayor
governor and the people OF the cry d lo5
been extended. They declared that al
no place along the route of travel from
tho Atlantic coast to the mountains ol
the west had they been entertained so
royallv or with so much genuine feeling
as in Salt Lake. and added that ~ was
the unanimous desire Of each MEMBER S'
Francis Jenkinson, a wealthy moving pic,
ture inventor. declared that both ne ana
his wife had deided to spend the next
vacation season i'll salt Lake
Ogden Extends Welcome.
In behalf of Ogden. M s. Browning
extended the cordial invitation or the peo-
pic of that city to come and learn that
true western hospitality. sights TO see,
things to learn and fun TO nave, were
by no means confined within the portals
accented with one accord. and the Weber
club was at once notified to make oil
preparations for the royal entertainment
OF The distinguished visitors.
The visitors expressed such pleasure
over the previous days tabernacle organ
recital that q special programme was ar
ranged for them through the courtesy, ,.oi OF
was given following the luncheon and
attracted every member OF the party,
with all those CONNECTED with The SsGor.
on entertainment. Prof. J. j. Mcclellan
officinted and rendered a programme that
not only demonstrated thoroughly the
wonderful powers OF the great instru-
nent, but showed the versatility OF the
organist as well Especially noticeable
was the artistic work Of the soloists, Mrs
Edith Grant Young and Horace . I'm =
sannah'' In splendid style. The. guests
left the tabernacle reluctantly. only after
they had met and consregnted around the
performers TO extend congratulations and
learn more of the mechanism of the big
organ.
In deciding to postpone. their departure
until today. the millionaire autoists and
their party have set no fixed programme
''Far more has been done for us here
than we expected, and We simply can't
leave without looking around little more
and enjoying few more hours OF this
wonderful air" ono member said In the
meantime the proposed dinner at the Her
mitage IN Ogden canyon. where the parts
was due 10 arrive late yesterday after
noon. was postponed until this evening
While at Ogden the party will be es-
corted by representative committee
from the Weber club and other public
organizations.