The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
WILL WELC0ME:
FARMERS TRAIN
Warm Greeting Awaits Educa-
tiOnal and Industrial Spe-
cial Upon Return Friday.
EXPECT GREAT THR0NGS
TO ATTEND MEETINGS
Governor Spry and Other Prom
inent Citizens on Programme
for Saturdays Gathering.

Doubling back for the home stretch to-
day, the farmers special on the Salt
Lake Route will arrive In Salt Lake Fri
day evening. five days earlier than the
original schedule of the itinerary called
for. This change in the movement OF the
train was decided upon when the uncer-
tainty of the resumption OF the regular
movement of the trains on that route be-
came known. The itinerary OF the train
called for stops as far west as Las vegas.
New The following advice was posted by
the railroad officers Tuesday concerning
the revised sche dulcs
Arriving Modena on original itinerary
EeSruSTX 1 s. loSs m sot az whiGh ahs Pgt CENT
Leaving Modcna on train No. at 6ao
p. m. February 8. arriving Dunbar Siding
at 3.16 a. M. February 9, Laying over
No. at 3:16 a, m, February 10. arriv-
Ing Tooele at $50 a. m, February 10,
laying over there until train No. 81 at
4:31 p. m.. reaching Salt Lake City p,
Cars comprising special in question
Will be set at convenient point at Union
depot kept in reach OF the public. at
which place there will be given an exhibit
ton Saturday afternoon. On Saturday
afternoon and evening February IL. the
ladies interested will meet at the assem-
bly, hall"
Has Been Wonderfully Successful.
1t is proposed by the officers OF the
Salt Lake Route and those In charge of
the train, in cooperation with the Com
mercial club, to make the arrival OF the
train the signal for two demonstrative
meetings. According TO persons who have
watched the progress of the train on its
southern trip, the meetings all along the
line have been attended by great crowds.
and TO excel some of the meetings the
train VIII have to be arranged with par
ticular care. Word from time TO time
from the educators on the train from the
day 1t left Salt Lake, January "a tells
From the first stop onward farmers
flocked TO the stations from miles around.
The, experts on farming and dairying
have been busy every hour OF the day.
At Provo, Spanish Fork and Nephi. the
meetings were attended by parties from
Salt Lake. One feature OF the trip has
been the night meetings Wherever held
these meetings were, If anything. better
attended than the day meetings The
ail-day stops arranged for on the sched
ule gave ample time for effective work,
Big Meeting Assured.
The programme for the meetings after
the train arrives at the station Friday
evening, at O'Clock. calls for session
Saturday afternoon on board the train
In the yards. AS indicated by the rail-
road notice. the entire train will be on
a convenient track where The public is
invited to visit and inspect the equipment.
The meeting Saturday afternoon. begin
ming AT O'Clock, will lie held under the
direction OF the men who have had
charge OF the train.
The night meeting Will be presided
over by Governor William Snry. who will
give an address on the work Of the In
structors and OF the value to the farmers
Of the specla! instruction given on the
trips OF tho industrial and educa tional
trains Other talks will be given by o.
G.. Gregg. superintendent OF farmers In
stitutes or Minnesota. who has accoH-
panied the train on its southern trim,
Prof. l.. a. Merrill. director OF the exterl,
sion work of the Utah agricultural col
iege; Dr. John A. Widtsoe. president OF
the agricultural college. and J. Edward
Taylor, state horticultural inspector
IL is expected that the night meeting
VIII attract many women as the pro-
gramme OF addresses has been prepared
with the purpose OF calling attention 10
matters Of interest TO them