Show ROASTED THE EDITORS Nebraska Climate Turned Tables on Scribes V N E A DELEGATES ARRIVEs As Many rViore Ar ExpGt d to V Maka Appearance Today V Men of Interesting Personality From All Parts of the Uqited States in the Party While some of the sixtysix members I of tPc National Educational association who Arrived In tho city yesterday declared de-clared that It was as hoi IIOPJ HB In Omahn they changed their mlnda In the evening when the cool breezes got Into play tanning the fevered editorial bralna with the breath of the snowclad hills FOUR SPECIAL CARS The four special cars hearing the advance ad-vance guard or the excursionists nr rlvod pp the Oregon Short Line nt noon The party wan welcomed by President D P Felt and a committee from the V IHal h Press association The editors distributed ihemselVOH at tho various hotel most of them coinS to the Ken yon Kpulsford and Wilson WHERE THEY WENT Aftpr luncheon they repaired to theTa the-Ta crnnclc where seats had been re ecrvcd for them The services over BQino went to tho Jake Home to Fort Douglas olhern to Caldcrs park and 1 the Salt Palace and quHo a number entertained en-tertained themselves by riding around i the city In the Ptrcat cars The conductor conduc-tor of the party 13 I W J Kline oC the V Recorder Amsterdam N Y In hiV hi-V care are sixtysix people consisting ot r pencilpushers their wives daughters and ulsters HOT IN OMAHA TOO The meeting of the association at Omaha copeumed three days Membnrs any that the time would have beep delightfully de-lightfully spent there but for the intense In-tense heat The mercury played aroupd 102 desreefl and cyan delegates from Louisiana and Texan suffered severely Col John Dymond of tho Louisiana Planter at New Orleans said lo < t night EXPECT IT IM LIXIE We have some pretty hot weather In the i puth but we are prepared for It and that makes a great deal of difference differ-ence Thero arc electric fans everywhere every-where you go and everybody dresses to V suit the climate V HAS OTHER JOBS Jp addition to I his editorial du lien Cot V Dymond haH found time to be elected State Senator run a large sugar plantation plan-tation nt ils own apd conduct an extensive exten-sive pow > > rancr publishing plant He showed conHlderable Interest In the color col-or question and Inquired whether a negro ne-gro would l be permitted to atop at one V of the leading hotels V INSPECTED THE MORMONS The olhor members of tho party wero V naturally more caner to know somo thing of Mormonlsm and the Mormons V Thty felt thcmsolvcs under obligations V tQ George A Smith of the Land office for htf lucid anftwera tQ their questions Ulirlng an Interview oIl the Tftbernaglc grounds GRAY HAS A PULL k I 0 D Gray at the Leader at Slurgopn Mo has facllltleq for gathering news that tho editor of the largest dally might envy He han established a telephone tele-phone syatem which reaqhesf the home or 400 farmers In his county The wlrcs are fastened to fence posts and the l subscribers fet t he service for JIl a year Mr Gray has a I signal that calln all th farmers to tho phone once eaph day Then he Interviews each mart the others listening and the result la that he ifjsts I everything that happens I In thq county from a murder to an extra ex-tra big vatormtilpn FUN WITH THE EGG C C FalrbankH of the Natlck Mass Bulletin la a gentleman of agricultural tafliOH and hau a particular fancy tor V poultry On the trip from Omaha he had a balled epff which furnished amusement tQr the entire par From Umu tn time Jt J xyould lift dlncovored In tho pockets of varloun unsuspecting gentlemen and called l forth the remark that Falrbunks hen had been around DEAN OF THE PARTY Tho dean of ipo party IP L W J3rew ntflr He has i had a remarkable newspaper V newspa-per experience ae proprietor of iho Portsmouth N H Journal The paPer pa-Per J wa founded by his father dKhty flvc years ago Mr Browator who Is now 7 p years of age took charge of It on hb fathers death and has odlted It until recently vlien he sold out and re tired from business He has qttqnded the meetings of the annotation for the past tJn years and as thin Is his last trip hln frUnde of tho New England delegation and the UralltcB aa the ocrupanta of the sleeper Ural nrc called presented him with l a handsome gold hcndcd cane Jqst before the Start from Omaha FROST IS A TnQSr The Manufacturing Jeweler of Provi dence R I hI represented by Ar D Frost Some of his colleacucn suggest that an a cooling factor Mr Frost Is 1 a frost but others dcslrlnj to give him full credit simply wonder how hot the trip would have been If they hadnt had Frost non V V HAS FRIENDS AT COURT II J Knopp of the Auburn N Y Advertiser Is a brolhorlnlaw of Chair TJ V a U uc Ul lUC vnyH nncl Means committee of the HOUHO of Reprosentn UVB Carry A AVIllurd of the Boone viue N Y Herald Is tin retiring president V presi-dent of the association and a doll hHui gentleman to meet I V PRETTY SOUTHERN GIRLS The delegation Includes three grace 1 f41 ami pretty Southern clrls MIB l1tJ orenco Dympnd anti Gertrude Caljar V V nan of Ioulalana and MIBS Kate Cash t man of MI lllISlIlppl and one nmvspap Toman Mrx Callahan of VaslilnKtqn lV4t Mrs 11 I F StaPc who In I with her o i hU5hafld om RockPort Mo Is I a tai llcd Klng7 nnd mal a profound Im I t rrvssion i with Imr voice at Omaha MORE COMING TOr AY i t n Ilfty and 1Itor a hundred more I f and ladles wm arrive fljfly tind h J f tho vntlrc delaBtlon will remain it vcr until tomorrow when yesterdays arrivals will leave for Yellowstone pork and today comers will RO to Park City to ape the mines The pro rarrime arranged for today Is as Col low < Reception to members of the Utah Press association at the ICenyon hotel trolley ride luncheon visit to > altalr concert nnd orjjan recital at the Tuber nude and an uluress on lormonlsm by either J3 H Roberta Prnf Tamngfl or Bishop Orson F Whitney The Saltnlr Tpcuralon will leave the depot at 220 and the recital will bIn promptly at 830 THOSE IN THE PARTY Following Is a roster of the party I which reached Salt Lake yesterday L W Drowsier Portsmouth N II J w Buchanan Grenada Miss A Q Bun I neil and yfe Dansvlllo N Y P P ashman and elnlnr Vlcksluirff Mlas T G Cobb Monranton N C M F Conloy nd wife Loulaa l KVLJ C Coulson nnd Mil Laltoriic 111 V 1 B Collins Olovory lIe N Y Mrs Gertrude Callalum lnl1 fiuehtor Washington La John Dy moml and daughter Xow Orleans La L G Elllngham nnd wife Decatur Ind icorjje C lrlmnlc3 and wife Natick Joss Walter 13 Frost and Wife Provl onco R I W H Grccnhow wife and two daughters Hoinellsvlllc N Y Omar D Gray and wife Slnrpcon > fo J L Olllesple Greenwood Mlpa P J Hemp hill IZnnlH Tex W E Hamilton Shreveport La W O L Jewett and wife Shplblna iMo W II H Judson 3inacmcr Ala A X JutllB3 and wlfo orslcnna Tex II J Knapn and Wife Auburn N Y J 13 Block Klnpaton N Y W J Kline Wife and ilauphter Am I terdam N Yj T J Lagltcr Smithfield i NT C E Lesser and sister Birmingham Ala G P Linn antI wife Sumner Ta Charles Irachum and wife Hopkins vihle Ky J M J Marshall and wife Man 1 chester Miss F L McKcnrIe Tollaliasac Alai Luke McH nry Chlttonarego N Yj 1 j A McCuIIIner Gordon Tex S A Merco Independence Mo J A Richard ROil Indlanola Miss Chnrlca E Schwing Jlacaucmlne La Carl T Schnuppc Van Burcn Ark JI F Stanch and wife Kock l port Mo Tamca H Smith and wife Xcw loclicllc N Y i Lon V Sunder and Wlfo ulmyra Mo II B Vuruer Lexington N C A Vlttiim apd wife Beverly Mass J Gerald Vnlk and wife Wichita Can Gany A Dillon wife and daughter Boonvllle N Y George C Woodruff Ieltch1eld Conn Thco P Wilson and wife Winchester Mam i Frank Ana Si Cloud Minn |