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Show TRIP UP MT. LOWE Salt -Lakers Ascend Heights and Havo Good Time. There was hardly rnom9 for the Ball Lake City Commercial club on the mountains moun-tains during today's festivities, says the Ios Angeles Herald df the pith Inst The guestl went to Mount Lowe, for a change; thnt Is. all those who had recovered from the Catallna trip ascended the heights. A number of prominent I'tah business men "had business." which detained them In tho city. It was found that the dates mostly were with, soft, downy beds. a large majorit of the Sightseers got away, thought, and Alpine tavern proved a lively place throughout the day It was eejr. ,1 K-rt" rally that the ocean looked Its best at a distance of torlv miles The sparkling waves looked better at long range As Gov Joint C. Cutler of I'tuh expressed It "Hereafter I hope to ke, p nt bast this distance from the blooming Pacific Pa-cific " postln John Henry Bmlth gave the flag of freedom a wave everj three minutes and paid a patriotic tribute to the grand. Old mountains Pisber S. Harris. 1 1 tarv of the Commercial club told bis latest lat-est fish story and "elOCUted" the chocs to a limsh- Ohanged Seats Thiiteen Times. "Dor Wright, weight 2S0 pounds. x-prsjssed x-prsjssed fear while riding on the sinuous t'lectrlc about the gorges that he would experience n-fulllng off. He ' changed seats thirteen times and found himself on the pitch sld. ever) Jump. George D. Alder canceled every poltcy he held In the party and doubled-This own, paying himself him-self in stage money. Painter Harry Hamlin Ham-lin praised the stylo of "Interior decorating decorat-ing ' al the hotel buffet "De.c" Btauffer, whe pres rlbed for Fertslcknesa for the crowd otr tho Catallna trip, being 'all In" himself Inside of three minutes, complained com-plained that hits liver had been bad for several weeks and again was ellsturblng him. He tried to ride In the center of the car. Fondest Hopes Realized. President Heber M. Wells of the club and ex-Governor of I'tah declared that hl9 femdst hopes were realised. He always al-ways hail pined te. bo a mountain climbi r John Q. Crltchlow of the ('Lih Credit Men's association took charge of seven more bankrupts during the trip Walti r Bcott, who pits m hia cloUiing with clutcn-and-Jack machine, burst off hip vest buttons In the endeaor to hold his breath during the ciimh. Thanked Superintendent Read. U. U. Hlskcy, traffic manager of a streak of rust In l't.ah. said ho was Impressed Im-pressed with the engineering feat on Slount Lowe "also." A. Slarkwonth-er. Slarkwonth-er. general agent of the Maple Leaf system, sys-tem, an I Attorney Krar k J Gustln discovered dis-covered each other holding four "bullets" at the santie table. It was exceedingly mbarrasslng. A ommlttec waited ttpon Superintendent Walter P Rea.l of the Salt I,nk Clt Rallwav company and thanked him for training them for the trip, with his First street line. Patrons of the latter line are said to have mrtr-1 ups and down In life dally thatr a silver party candidate In the whole of his existence. exist-ence. Hyatt Predicted Rain. Georg. c, I.)oe. the ffenlal plumber, grew real cross because every one per-Slated per-Slated In keeping his hands In his pockets while he was around "Doc" Hyatt, the weather man. was fined four hrittles for predicting rain It was agreed that T W Partridge had ben very, very good dining the visit George E. Carpenter of the Leseret News, 15. H. Palmer of the Bait Lake Herald ami Murruy Schick, the worklngman'a friend" of the Tribune. manaeeel to keep out of sight The homo papers have begun to nrrlv 6 Express. |