The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
h HOSPITALITY
| aElsEs sAVANTS
|.,.pt Geographers Con-
[t.ts Their Visit to Local
Points of Interest
EfsTs OF UNIVERSITY
\. Trip by Special Train
/ 10 saltair and Bathe
in Lake.
Lrs1s OF UNIVERSITY

u .,o.nt American and foreign
who are touring this country
,usnIces of the American Geo
,,',l society concluded their visit
Z civ yesterday, when a trip wah
s.ltair in the forenoon, the re-
~, made In time TO attend a gen
.~.~blv at the state university at
=, distinguished visitors left for
-, orsr the Denver & Rio Grande
E,.tsek. A short stop was made at
,,.I, train pulled out OF the Sta
/ =. ayants exclaimed their arpre-
=. n the hospitality shown them,
NE thanked the Commercial club
= assistance aud entertainment and
~ lbat their stay here had been
y ihs most interesting and delight
,hs whole trip. The scientists
4 ,syfy loaded down with all avail
s.ntire and data OH Salt Lake
q trIrity, and nearly all carried away
E,,ssIs or Photographic views. The
E1sstN said they intended to use
Ir,1s and information gained in ar
81 lhg will publish later.
th Dip in Lake.
IA, s.ltslr trip was enjoyed by near
I =, snure party. The special train
n ylS o'clock. At the resort a
- ol The party braved the cold Wa
4 ID took the salt plunge In the open
"a Sh!e the moro tinid ones enjoyed
4 MN pool plunge. About an hour
d Eenl al the resort and at the salt
ID n,srby.
Irv, their return the visitors at once
fzsdm 10 the state university to at
~ The regular forenoon assembly.
fsl.al KIngsbury introduced the dis
|s.lhtd gentlemen He said that all
n Hualy the leaders of the group,
y nN as II would be impossible for
}s ihsm 10 speak he had chosen only
Il, with the aid OF Professor Davis
Harvard, who Is In a way engineering
D u,0rsion,
l. Brigham Of Colgate college, New
ii sss the first speaker, He won
/ rvsd With his first sentence, when
4 W that II was not his fault at all
cue Students had 70 listen to him.
y kEgotStio.
kfdeTed 10 himself and his company
lelecion OF men who had been try
L learn something just long enough
d out that they did not know any
|9 Further, he said that the Idea that
|qsEe very wise bunch OF men wa
Ia sroneous, "A man in Spokane" ne
s'sr looking the company over
ny. but they are a common looking
Y plugs, We took no offenes at the
10 though. as we fully agree with
ud u that fact we're not SO we
~ ~ would not be making this trip, "
'snon is a new thing to DR.. Brig
Mo 70 See young men and women
[M 10 .he same assembly room was q
~ q much Interest to him. He said
"a several occasions during the
go NE Trip his foreign friends had
-M mat the American woman was
20 10 beauty to the women OF Eu-
~ Now said the doctor, 1f a sin
~ ol them again intlmates such a
| ! VIII Immediately cut his friend
second speaker was DR.. Carl UIig.
o geography at the UniversiLy =
""ngen, Germany.
|knln Praises America.
yas spoke Of the geographical simi-
II ,,,Iv. , tnls country and parts OF
L ,.o ano He said that the Amerl-
MpSpher H. had great advantage
n. - !, ~ european In that almost any
~. me country the population is suf-
-rE -rSE aSuered 10 enable one to find
hs0le interesting territory whIch
~ |" man has not yet modified tc
\, sss. s1s extent, while such a field is
h. ut a.y 70 find In Germany and
ny wHs Of Europe.
"a %0a,nd %,a and last speaker was DR.
N. ssuauIn sss,1In OF the University oi
y ,s,.s,! s,.,seriand. The thing which
u as,,,.s 10 Dr. Nussbaum most In
y go: was the extreme tnterest Ar
Plnss.quehtiy the high development
~ G m athletics. He spent tho
IN, voc Time allotted to him In a do.
Ia N s1 ~ lhs prevailing forms OF attn.
n. ,,a,. u% meeting closed the entirs com.
~ moulding tho scientisfs Governn, @
Id the thp'y & ana the university faculty
|g ssrs university lunch room, wher,
d u rirs ,'ea ~ 10 dainty luncheon
= sp,r. nts OF the university.
|za, % Fronn" were shown over the uni
|t1st, 'rros TE and through the yarioul
|seS A .9e party left the unfversit,
|sb ths soout l:6o o'clock, going di