The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
''Seel Utah First" EyCur-.I
SiOniStS Visit Cache
Valley 500 Strong
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menu ltSelt was most attractive. Sanu'
witches, salad, fruit, cocoa, coffee,
puttermilk and other delicacies were
offered in abundance.
Following the luncheon, the guests
were escorted to the new Smart gym.
nasium, the women's gymnasium,
mems lockers, swimming pool, CALLER
les, handball court and shops. Every
building and part Of the institution or
its grounds was visited, and consider.
able time was spent in the attractive
Home Economics building and at the
livestock exhibition.
Splitting up into groups, the excur.
sionists then began tour of Logan
and vicinity. The b. Y. College, the
state power site in Logan canyon, the ,
Commercial Boosters club and, IN
fact, every point of interest was in
Guided Many went to the plant Of !
the Borden Condensed Milk company !,
and were shown through the estab. !
lishment by Manager Eugene Owen
and his assistants.
AS nearly as could be learned the
desires of each individual visitor
were granted. Many autos were run
to adjoining towns, some ten or
twelve miles up the canyon, and in
all cases passengers were taken to
| and from the homes Of relatives ana
friends in the city.
The special train left Logan at y.
m. on its return journey, but before
starting all passengers were plenti.
ously supplied with candies and other
! dainties which were distributed by
employees of the Borden Condensed
Milk company and Murdock's Candy
company Of Logan.
4 As a trip of pleasure 1t was pro-
pounced, by all, grand success, and
as an educational tour of inspection
1t Is said to have demonstrated what
the Commercial club has long ana
earnestly preached.
| IL was q iSot uuy III i<oeoh ph'
Cache Valley, and the promoters Of
the excursion, with all who assisted
, in carrying the days program to
!. success, are worthy of hearty com.
, mendation. Citizens, officials and the
: Commercial boosters alike deserve
|. the tribute, but the highest mention Is
n due the public entertainment commit
}. tee. The members were: G. r
Il Thatcher, chairman of transportation
h and the gentlemen who succeeded II
g assembling more automobiles thar
r were ever in this city at one time
|. C. w. Hanson, chairman of the com
l. mittee, and whose personal effort
# guaranteed the smooth running of I
It program r. L. Campbell, George w
4. Skidmore, ]. ]. Bithell, J. w. Morreil
q Wendelboe, ID. II. Thomas, c. Z
Schade, Robert Sheffield, A. II. Pa
mer, J. II. Wilson, A. Bateson, Pres
dent ]. A. Widtsoe, Prof. John 7
Game H., and Prof. f. r. Arnold.
At the close of the afternoon, tn
ID visitors had spent one of the most et
ucating and profitable visits obtair
q. able. They had learned something :
those things that give Utah much q
her Neutrality-suspicious., mechanl
At arts, home economics and commerce,
Visits were made with friends, aut'
| mobile rides were taAen to eXper
mental farms and not few of N
At excursionists remained over unit
today.
The special began its homewar
journey shortly after o'clock, arrl'
ID ing in Salt Lake at 1920 o'clock &
night. Throughout the return triI
90 4. l.. Friedlander of the Ogden Pr
vision and Packing company, assisto
by Miss Lillian Chamberlain, Geore
IN Goddard and Miss Edith Wendell, di
tributed sandwiches and pickles. Ca
II dies were also distributed by agen
of the Borden Condensed MIX col
pany and Murdock's Candy compan
To the members of the Commerce.
club excursions committee, which co
he Quoted the trip, is due great cred
,s. for the showing made, but the nam,
70" OF II. II. Munkins of the local Off
of the Chicago & Milwaukee Railwf
Isl company, Charles Tying, U. U. Iii
key and w. f. Yeo, will long be 7
IN. membered as being responsible f
TO the splendid success OF the unde
taking. Mr., Hunkins personally {
corted the special and was in dire
charge He proved himself ever
body's friend, a typical booster
ali the kind that Utah needs, and meri
Iah 4. -.