The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-03
Offices Open Saturday.

Offices Open Saturday.
On Saturday the Keith building de.
partment offices will be open to the
general public, with all attendants in
thelr places, and an invitation is ex-
tended to citizens to examine the rest
rooms, library and school exhibits and
the general information and registra.
ton headquarters. 1t has been ar
ranged to keep cross index Of the
names and locations of ali visitors in
the city, and to keep this compilation
the Keith building. BY this means 1t
is hoped that every guest will be able
TO obtain trace of acquaintance.
Anna l. Jenkins OF Pasadena. Cal,
secretary of the child s hygiene depart
mont, is expected to reach Salt Lake
Saturday afternoon
One Of the schemes OF the Utah Edu-
catlonal association, which has head.
quarters in the north end of the ball
room at the Hotel Utah, is that there
shall be constantly on hand a great
silver bowl Of seasonable Utah fruit
to be eaten by guests.
Miss Grace E. Frost of the informa
ton committee will have booth on
the ground floor of the Hotel Utah,
just south Of the cigar stand.
Salt Lake will be all lighted up on
Saturday night, when the special street
Lighting scheme will be turned on.
Main street, from South Temple street
to Fourth South street, and every in
tersecting street for one block east and
west, will be uper-illuminated, and the
effect upon the flags and bunting sus
pended between trolley poles along
these thoroughfares Will be glorious
1T Is anticipated that the main streets
of the city will be crowded on Satur-
day night with enthusiastic citizens
and admiring visitors, as the decora-
tive and lighting effects have been
planned to attract the eye as well as to
appeal to the artistic sense,
Kansas Governor Coming.
Former Governor Hoch Of Kansas is
TO deliver a brief address at the Salt
air reception on Tuesday, July 8.
Director William E. Day of the Des-
eret gymnasium will extend courtesies
to visiting delegates. The gymnasium
and swimming pool will be open to
visitors during periods which may be
learned upon application to Mr.. Day,
the director, or to Miss Eta Powers
chairman Of the city hospitality commit
tee.
Free paper, free envelopes, free
stenographers and free postage stamps
Tor delegates TO the N. h. a. were an
nounced yesterday by Professor II. f.
Cummings of the L. D. S. schools Com
mittees representing these institutions
will have quarters in the B. Y. memorial
hall In j.. D. S. university square, di-
rectly east Of the temple,
National educational societies which
will hold meetings here during n T.. A.
week are the National Council OF
Teachers of English, the American
School Peace league, the School Garden
Association of America, the American
Association of Collegiate Registrars, the
Religion Educational association, the
National Committee of Agricultural
Education, the Federation OF State
Teachers associations, the League of
Teachers associations, the Educational
Press Association of America and the
American Home. Economics association.
John Mcdonald, president of the last
named association, and editor of the
Western School Journal of Topeka.
Kan, will attend the convention here
Joseph f, Caine of Oakland, Cal, un-
til recently secretary of the Salt Lake
Commercial club, will come to this city
with a big delegation from the Cali
fornia town. Mr., Caine is now manag-
ing director of the Oakland Commercial
club and is especially anxious to make
n good showing in his old home town in
behalf of the community with which he
is now identified.