DJ tb nr I ur 1 TI KH CIVET AGENTS Bur h 12 she Subject au Bi theta Welcome SMITH SPEAKS H N JON HENRY or Via Phoi or th SS n t lion of few met s lifter 2 1 aaa a It when the tho eleventh afternoon of the tho Asso Ticket was called tu to Ot of C Vice president W V P F by l order No s lost In g words lI ln to In n Goy Gov down don Il II 31 Wells was s was In n lerY happy governor Ide from words ot of o for Cor Utah and Salt Lake which w ro well re celled he said saki In parts part I n 0 less a than Davo told toli 1110 that Ihal you cat du do u us moro morn hat than limn anY other sot or of men ant goo rt nor II sa 11 Ihn t when It earth n oC Iho world Ihl hund 1 that rocks the lr cradle Is III nil nn understudy y the hand that thai sells lIs the railway lick lickle to Ien i com 10 el h b le e sa say bu t Lucy ni time tho lit lime grated window they thoy bu buoy y man dont go verY tar far have halo n a lOll there and II a good dent deal of lit trouble setting getting VII Ho thul limo on and fIJI or either of them n 1 II front frontu also that 60 50 per pel cent of the YO u I that Iha go 10 dont where It II n re 1111 you toll valuable them nUl valuable bit hall as let tall fall III that th IC is we of oC treat you ou right you ou send nil 1111 thaw among amonI you OU live 1110 through that all railroad men nand Mr DurleY In III particular are UIO ale ot of untruth I bid hili you thrice welcome and andall all hall ball WI Vw would a as sans lIoon think ot of shutting out the gol golden en sunlight train our cur lives u as In the tho measure censure the of your our welcome if the form lorm or of It cult Hult you just JURt Il let us know what other inn you OU would Infer rr fer and It is III yours In good your I wilt la ono one that awaken nl the tho kindliest feelings We Ve oro essentially W ll ern the instincts and Ind impulses lire are Imbibed Crom and flourish In western but there thoro Is IH no thought though t ot of here hore The lie fiat at binds la Is none the less binding n those whom We lire are proud w greet tel are aro from other of oC the cont lase als You are ure Indeed welcome II within I I n our midst and it you dont dOllt sec ee aou ou want Burley nurle or Denton for II It flay you ou enjoy your our to the tho Jl t and n it In your lifes diary this plan fon bl be set down a as the inn In ht he category ory The IU hand of Is yours our and l the e heart goes gou with it II itHON HO HON JOIN JOlIN SMITH la In Introducing lion Hon John Henry Smith the that there were a number ot of Smiths the tho thoy y but Ills only on one the lien gen genial lal ial and lat gj proportioned was present and would I time leio gates the Chi speaker remarked by way lUY of oC commencement that tha I Iw he happy to met to fa litany ladies end gentlemen and that 11 In country considered toil grown men hI he the governor who han huo u addressed you OU the lime slate 1 urn ant here to 10 rep the Church The Church and State are said to 10 go together lit In Utah however that may be I will say suy thu t the governor and I are uro one olle Inasmuch as we Ie are both we art not perhaps one olle In all ull thIngs Continuing ho he proceeded to take lake up the tho subject of the early experiences of oC the tho PIoneers In Utah and slat stated that they came camo to territory because the peu pl pie In the east eust dl did not leant them and to 10 they let left for u a new country The early experiences when potatoes were as mall email UH as marbles tI and wheat grew with such short stray straw limit It could not nol be l leaped mud In the manner were we then dwelt upon In n a manner that Interested time Iho auditors Itch Ih Ib C St anal time speaker went 01 on to top iv d slaw Ing tribute to the tho Ica lender er ship hip and of at nl Young hom he d designated ex one of oC the men melt tuh pd this vast commonwealth The Th 1 r stilt of oC the following of oC tho pol ky icy hy by president Young amm Jt 11 that today could 1111 1 as stall In time 1111 tit KO f o w SO fill mm In Ihl direction of lag Ing CUI cm of oC who reHl resided It In It th than Iah with lIh all 1111 her e ep n and developed back to 10 his hl ha elated that the tho s o Wore not noL the to eon to toto ho long longed d to cite olic or the Cath which left leet traces of Its de der nt In the form aria of potato 1 plants long Along a the Ih t I Thero was idso it II i roan man who tlell Odon ds now sta lunds who stroke oil In prior to the tho of oC the tho plo pia fleets With the coming of oC the mining i fraternity commenced to develop and exchange commodities and the tho sturdy shady miner and farmer up tip sid grew by side sille Then come canto experiments In which II nail grew until then today loday v the In the mAtter of oC oC of l crops p pI I Tho went on to state that President Young Youn had of oC ten been caliNI the Ihl Father of oC IrmI 1111 Ration could truthfully ho to 10 b be the Icy Ic of th tl oC rhe 1101 01 data Young oung In tho th then dative to nettling the country wits upon n There WIt were men who lIed hued hero In the early days ho he who left letl th the stale and then that Young was nU Itu III that cruel I Want to YOl right ho Wait WM wise wl l alto Ho hod to to Re famed thAI laws and In earths lit at ed for safety of oC the III if would not permit a man to hl his and family exposed to tn the tho tiff err of oC the tho Indians while he went to 10 work away from home Rules and were In the tho tarl early tIrs lays claI In order to protect the set s the speaker a word of 01 the growth of 01 Unit Snit Lake Iak City elt and In the th the l mph h e From built on tho of settlers ho he on tf to the p mentor and while Some might take IlkI to theater and go kindred recreation h he thAt Innocent tend fr ed In 10 the improvement fin and of Ih the young people with Ith the result that they grew rew up UI to hI he broad minded men menh h RM p r a In of hI hili ail nHIt with lorl lw 11 Jolt Th lit h when n that hammed 11 t him mIm anti slated 1111 that Ihal ten hn fI I Tithed n n long t tl Pro hv preacher huh hUl no now that ho hal hail come acme Utah seen things for Cor hIm twit Allf ho he hud had u 11 vast for COI n a man that built up the tho church and theater side by was IUS a 0 benefactor if to Immunity Mr Smith decried the tho prevailing tor In some Borne places that the tho Mot mans mons and Gentiles were to each other lie He that amon all lIlI and creeds In Utah there some or of the tho broadest est and most upright men meu that could ho bo found nay where whort Continuing ho he a u plea for liberty and stated that he be that tho liberty enjoyed by till the people would spread throughout the world worl None NOM hall had fought harder hurier for or liberty than the tho of oC who hind had time the greatest respect and lOve rot for the tho lag oVan to limo Ihl ox extent of oC sending their seta to 10 assist In fu It In the tar tur oust east Tho rho speaker by welcoming the tho as brothers for Cor he himself hod in liar days gone h by on n a In various and tint cl II 1 capacities nail hail taken II a aport port III the railroad development of oC th lite west lie He asked In time the of oC it II minister of oC the tho for time tho of nC God to rest relit upon them and ho with them on their journey so 10 that they would return in III safety and health to their respective homes I The next speaker called upon Wits 1 secretary ot of tam Com club who spoke from Crom the of oC n man mall It was apparent ul at that Shut Collie ot of the tho dole dele gates present did 1111 not 1101 know quite quill know holY to 10 alit lalit Mr hilt but inside of oC u n couple of minutes lie ha hind hal the whole hall bait hallon rot on the roar rOllI You have lied had the tho miA mis misfortune fortune to be addressed hy by two he sold anti now n true truo Dent Dem t will speak to you I men now 33 years old ohl und and an nO noted led throughout th the length and breadth of oC title this lilt slate for far my m veracity I have Ito IO vitti lute and no no with the church save avo by JIll Mr then proceeded to take lit at the remarks of the pree speakers lie Ite said there was no difference between Mormons and Ile III used to think so 10 but up upon on Investigation he found that A Mol Mor mou was the tho same as nn any otter other man manI U I f you cut hi he bird IMd anti If you lilt hit hIm he got cross s anti lilt hll heel lie He uC air that he was on In authority on the subject 0 nn ho hUll had slept under nearly every hush In iii time Iho state The rhe only difference Mormons and Gentiles Ito hll Willi tuns thuit the fur for fiat was moro consistent when It curve to religious matter mailers Time titon thon proceeded to take time tho ticket agents up tend down the told lie He that ho he had never neverseen seen earn one when he was behind the bars and ond hail alwa s thought that that was the prop proper r place for 01 him lie IIo hod never nOler l until to today a that ladles have a n to 10 do o with whim such fellows ns as ticket He then re 11 hated nn experience he bud in his Lis youth when he wanted to go to aver the tho C Ohio this experience he had hod hurt him n against ticket agents In him general lie woe glad lInd however to see Ice that the they were actually human after nil all The Tho speaker then went wenton on to tell about the of oC the state and the attractions of the Coin om club Ile III named time the various Institutions ut at the club and Ind drew spa cial attention to 10 the and card room then invited nil all to conic along and enjoy themselves Acting President W p F then called for the Iho mayor Mayor was Willi absent its 1111 was wa D N F Burley L general agent of till the of the 1110 hero here was then thon given n time tho floor noor His remarks seers brief and to time tho poInt Ito Ile extended time courtesies of oC time the fond and then IhEn sat down fl D R n Gray time the item Iler of di h Benton Sono remarks followed from W F mitt Hec sexy C C G Cad all and u a number of letters of regrets were 1111 rend from rein t I IJ J I A Robbins and oilier wito absent Then clime of Theme Thelo suns nu no contest In any uny First Vleo Vlee Pres