The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-16
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GIVE V|STT0R2
ROYAL SEMI
Salt Lakers Bid Jolly II
to Members of pass.,
Association.
ENJOY UNIQUE BANOrp'
AT THE COMMERCllI'
Felicitous Speeches anil
Ing Stunts Help 10 J,
Pleasant Evening.
Passenger men who h..

Passenger men who bay.
TORS In Salt Lake since MoDa,'
tend the convention of Tho ~.
nental Passenger associa,i,'
Thursday in recreation ,s
up the work Of the copvs.';.
nesday' Only pleasure wa
minds and the day star,.a
0 clock when, as guest, ~ d
mcrcial club. they were =,
the city in automobiles. TN.
the programme ended at 1l.m
when a special train in CO. &
Salt Lake Transportation i.
the visitors to SaItair
water preceded a banquet ;s %
cafe. where impromptu IN ~
made: For many OF the yisilas Z
the first trip 10 the Grea, ~
The return trip was made H..
afternoon, '
As the closing feature :,
tertainment provided for IN
passenger men came a bapoI..
Commercial club. The ws.
members of the club TO The ~
more than loo participated 1.
quet. Nothing was said ~
Mt the banquet.
Salt Lake has had the Il.
of entertaining the membsu Y +
P. A. the first time thai o,,,.
has seen ft TO leave Chie,ss
meeting place. The work ofa
yention viii be felt in the V,v
IN the coming big meetings 4
on the coast and in the mild.
within the next two YEAR; NJ
Der Of these meetings were eiv;'
sideration.
E. l.. Bevington. secretsry
association, said Thursday g.
matter of rates for The g.
choir on its trip next fall ia M,
will be settled in short an
much as eastern roads will u1If
in the transportation Of the o.
necessary TO consult with liz
of those roads before rates us
tablished.
Another matter in which Ut,k
terested is to be settled-thzf
proposed western resources tfz1
taken east next fall by The N.
Development league.
Pleased With Salt Laid
From all the visiting passmr
warm words of praise for tie
sizes extended them while in Sit
were heard. The special reciis
tabernacle "Wednesday night, G
20 the worlds unique yumna 4
-Saltair-and the banquet al q
mercial club-all brought out 4
sious of appreciation. -
The banquet Thursday might Z
some unique turns. The me=z
printed in the form of ihiui
road ticket. These were give
envelopes such as purchases 4
cts get in ticket offices. The q
of the menu was in rallrosd q
and caused no end of merIlnta
the guests Of the club.
The unique features Of th
gramme were enlivened wha
the employees of the club hszl*
a conductor, passed among u
demanding their tickets. W.
Foley of the Illinois Central ~
for his ticket. he was found
one and created amusement
took off his coat and Offered
the conductor. After co'
words Mr.. Foley agreed to gay
fare and was allowed 10 Hny
banquet room. While the coaI'
being served dialogues were ~
calculated TO illustrate so5s
deferred actions of the assrlI
the stunts were appreciated
loved by the guests OF tas
they were contributed IN the
fun. a
The banque! was served u
faultless way of the ComDeH-
after which the speaking VT"
was carried out. w. ), ~
acting as toastmaster, tGN
steady growth OF Salt Laks
dicted that on the next FM
passenger men to Salt LAKE
provements would be II
Governor Spry was lntroau'
first speaker. In all tne ~,
manifest a spirit of good fens
The musical programme
pared by Fred c. Graham ahs :,
a number of selections oy %
ira and songs by a Quartetie-
Go to yellowstone Pm
After q stav OF four day,
Lake the visiting passens.t
leave today for YellowS,9eas
ter a short stay there fnss
FOR their homes. .;.;,s
The farewell to the vl,. ,a-s
the banquet at the Comai Ca. h
was declared by all pre5enst;.
of the most enjoyable eVeh''
en- by the club. ,,,s iolI
The speaking Programmes suI5|
"Our CHESTS. Governor ~
sponse. +" Charles 4. oamnsir Z e.
First Spike w. W. etsssut,l
BILE Track Gerrit Fort; Ttr
Rev. P. A. Simpkin; "pfy |
Douglas White. ma -
While the stay OF w.
a gents was cut short o. ors r
resentatives of the variJais IKE b
clare their visit to SAN I tss q
to them more than ever vert - n
possibilities of the grea'
tain country.