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Show , I! State Editors I c Visit hogan ,J p : Warmly Welcomed and Royally Entertained By f: Her Citizens, the Educational Institutions I , and the Commercial-Boosters Club. j$( j Logan certainly did herself !t " I proud in entertaining the Utah , ,! t Press Association in its visit to f. m that wide awako and motro- mL politan city Monday and Tues tJT day of this week. Nearly 100 i y 1 Htate editors, friendi and eo- i'jj-"' laborers of the Press Club met , in a two-day session there and j wore honored guests of her fys ' prominent townsmen, her insti- i;J" tutions of learning and her i ; commercial-boosters club. v' The jolly crowd of quill s pushers, in a special car, landed . l, there at noon Monday aud were : v: immediately conveyed to the i- . principal hotels on free passes ' f';; ia the electric cars. Managers r ;' IOngland of the Journal and I i" I Itulleu of the liepublican were h f " on hand to pilot the visitors K; 'U ,f and direct them first to the J3. - t Y. College where an elaborate H ! spread was awaitiug t h e m . S :: i Talk about your grand feasts, i " I woll it simply makes our mouth I, 'K M water when we think of it. j L ,"' M During the repast Ex-Senator r Ml Hullen acted as toastmaster and F 'mm interesting speeches were made I K by Prof. D. C. Jensen, Prest. Li Wi flbhultbess, V. S. Pect, Geo E. I M Carpenter, H. E. llicks, J.M. f M Kirkham, W. H. Capwell, Fred i I m:. Turner, Prof. J. H. Paul, Miss !' WL Conloy nu Uias. England. nRp''' At 3:30 p. m. the members of i, ! m the association and guests wore I 11 shown through the various de- , 0 parttnents of the college and t wm 'non escorted to tho Nibley Hall Jt w where a well attended and in- Wt. (cresting meeting was hold. Bf K lllcetiupr opened with an W K excellent quartette by W. 0. mL- Robinson and Co , followed by B a solo by Mr. Robinson. Wol- B come addresses wore made by .B, Mayor Anderson and President K Linford of the B. Y. College. H Bl r. C. Allen, representing the j? K- boosters Club, delivered a fit- k i Be. ting address aud remarks wero t 1 Mm made by Prest. Schulthess. mm J)iscussions of various topics ft mm were given by J. M. Boyden, t mm-- Jacob Coleman, Mr. Stoney, F mm onc eo Carpenter. LP During the meeting Prof. m WW" Oscar Kirkham rondored somo m KB choice vocal solos, Miss Leona w mm 'art Pease n" Present with a m mm Pinno solo and B. Parkenseu ft P hai'K 11 Pleasing solo. Wl fcf , On the way to the hotels the W m$ Pencil pushing aggregation was t mm .hown through tho College Pure s Sflf Food Cos establishment whero : mm Koffe-et is manufactured and j' Mm everyone of them given an op- e Wl portunity of sampling tho dolici- y ous beverage and carrying off a : Bl Kample package. t m. At tho Commercial Club rooms mm in the evening a number of new f, members joined the association ' Bf and the election of now officers f.. F' lbllowod, viz: For president, I B rf. M. Kirkham bf tho Lohi i; Wtjf Banner; for vice-prostilent, W. f W "r 11. Blood of tho Logan Repub- fkym iican; 2nd vice-prest, W. H. t-'m ' Capwell of the Tremont Times; k' mL secretary, J. E. Diohl of the k Wn Afammoth Record ; treasurer, I' V: f.B.DresHorf Millard Chronicle After tho business meeting, R, Y the Commercial-Boosters Club m and a number of prominent W -citizens "punched" tho editors' E mugs and gave them a rous-M rous-M ing reception. A pleasing pro-Wk pro-Wk gram of music, readings, etc., Bf ' was carried out. During the evening the Cordon Jewelry Co. presented each of the visitors a handsome souvenir of Logan. Ras Rasmussen of the Fruit Growers Assn. furnished an abundance of choice apples and the Royal Confectionery and Murdoek Candy Co. contributed contri-buted largo boxes of excellent candy. Tuesday at 9 a. m. the Press Club was taken to the Agricultural Agricul-tural College of Utah via the streot car and were met and welcomed to that great institution institu-tion by Prof. J. A. Widstoe and others. Under the direction of guides tho aggregation was shown through the college froin basement to attic and the tour through tho college was an "eye opener" to many of them. It is certainly one of tho best equipped aud perfectly man-managed man-managed institutions of learning learn-ing in the state. A meeting of the association was held at the college where excellent addresses ad-dresses on important topics were made by Prest. J. A. iWidstoe, 11. C. Uicks, Chas. England, J HJanney, J HPaul and Dr Kingsbury. The College department of music furnished a number of choice musical selections and Oscar Kirkham again rendered some of his pleasing selections. At this meeting the resolution in oppo sition to creating a railroad commission, introduced by Editor Edi-tor Felt, was voted down aud other minor resolutions mot the same fate. The association in a body then went to tho Women's Wo-men's Dormitory where the Domestic Do-mestic Science Department gave these hungry editors a feast that you read about. Prof. E. D. Ball was the toastmaster and in witty speeches introduced introduc-ed the speakers. Addresses woro made by Gov. Wra. Spry, Prest. Honry Gardner of the State Senate, Senator W. N. Williams ofSaltLake and others. The visitors took their departure from Logan at 4:15 p. m., and after a 2-hour wait at Cache Jnnction, continued their journey homeward singing the praises of Logan and hor bless- ed people. In conclusion wo desire to say that Logan is a genuine good town and if not tho second city of tho state, it don't lack much of being such. Following is a list of her facilities and advantages advant-ages that we tako pleasure in giving space to, believing that I Logan is there with tho goods: |
