FAIRBANKS TO BE GUEST IN SALT LAKE Salt Lake Jan. 5. Charles W. Fairbanks, former vice president of the United States, will be the guest of honor and principal spealb r at the next dinner of the Bonneville club, which will be held Jauuar 29 at the Hotel Utah. The date of the banquet ban-quet falls upon the birthday of the martyred President MeKinh Mr Fairbanks was elected vice president on the ticket with Theodore Theo-dore Roosevelt in 1904. He had been prominent in Republican national nation-al politics since the early '90s. He was temporary chairman of the Republican Re-publican national convention in 1900 jjnd was chairman of the committee on resolutions at Chicago in 1912. In addition to being a former vice president. Mr Fairbanks is a former ; United States senator He was lerted to the senate from Indiana in 1897 He served one full term in the senate and a part of a sec-lond, sec-lond, resigning March 4, 1905, to take-office take-office as vice president. He was a member of the joint high j British-American commission in 1 1898 and was chairman of the American Ameri-can commissioners. At '.lie conclusion conclu-sion of his term as vice president he made a tour of the world. He has traveled considerably since he went out of office. His home is in Indi anapolis