The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

Great Roadway was made at the
morning session Saturday of the Asso-
ciated BOYS clubs of Utah. IA addi-
tion to the boys comprising the various
delegations, there were many visitors
from ont OF town, The morning ses-
sion was called as early as $50 o clock.
This was noue too early for the boys,
however. who rolled out of their blan-
kets in the gymnasium at > clock. \
swim in the pool. a shower and vIg-
orous rubbing down mbucd the young
s:ers with ucw life, and at Z clock
they were escorted in n body TO The
cafe for breakfast At s o clock, under
:hc supervision OF the adult superlors,
the squads were taken to the Deseret
gymnasium, where they were shown
through the building by ". f. Day.
physical director and others.
Walter Brookins. the Wright aviator.
spoke briefly to the boys in the gym
nasium. Mr.. Brookins told Of his early
career as an athlete. having received
his training under M Day. He urged
the BOYS TO develop themselves as much
as possible. uad wound up his talk by
issuing hearty invitation 10 the boys
to inspect his machine at the aviation
field
Boys See Birdmen.
Vt ! clock the entire crowd, NUM-
hering 300 was taken out TO the avia
tion field. being under the supervision
cf Or. Fisher. the Rev. Paul Jones, +.
o. Kelly, Chester & Wyman. Bob Lund
auist and others The lads enjoyed
the flving of the hirdmen immensely.
An hour s study o. the Bible under the
direction of II. r. Perkins. Jr., was fol,
lowed at The morning session by round
W. f. Dav: "The Boy and His Temp
tstiyns. the subject of Dr. f. G. Cow
ans. Superintendent of the State Indus
trial school st Ogden; "Tbc Relation
of the Boys Club to the Home, the
School and Church was generally dis
cusscd: "Thc Bow and His Books. by
Professor Howard briggs. University Of
Utah. was tho next discussion.
Constitution is Adopted.
During the business hour a commit,
tee composed of the Rev. Paul Jones.
chairman: T. o. Kelly and G. A. Wy
man reported that constitution and
bylaws of the association had been
drawn mn. They were read by Mr..
Jones and passed unanimously. DR..
Fisher then spoke of an athletic league
fr the clubs interested in the move
ment. Very little progress was made,
however. owing to the fact that several
of the adult officers present wished TO
consider the matter more fully. The
central committee named to assist with
the future PRONUNCIATION of bows work
in the state is as follows: The Rev
Mr.. Burkholder, Springville; Professor
Edward Hinckley. Provo; j. o. Kelly.
Provo; W. f. Dav, B.. II. Roberts and
Professor Howard briggs, Salt Lake;
Nj. Rice. Garfield: o. r. Craig. T.. F.
Mills. John NJ. Mills. Ogden; Fred H.
Wells. HELPER; C. l.. Smith, Ogden.
Robert Porter and W. f. Wright. Salt
Lake.
Enjoy a Banquet.
AT o clock Saturday evening a ban
quct was given in honor of the visitors
Mt the Y. NJ. G.. A. gymnasium Tho
Rev. =. 4. Simpkin was toastmnster
Among the speakers were the Rt. Rev.
i. S. Spalding, Professor Z. l.. Martin,
Secretary W. f.. Wright. DR. L. D..
Pfouts aud others. Following this
manv of the leaders discussed "Per.
sonal Experiences in Boys Work.
Little remains TO be done by the ex-
ecufive committee. This afternoon at
4 O'Clock big mass meeting will be
held at the y. NJ. c. a. for boys. Sew
eral good speakers viii discuss matters
of vital importance TO the boys of the
state, to be followed by farewell adj
dress by K h. Perkins, Jr,, of Port
land, Or