Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-26 | Page 2 | Sir Harry Lauder, in Kilts' N All Back in Salt Lake

I Sir Harry Lauder 1 In Kilts n n AllBack All Back in Salt Lake I Dont Don't or Drink Too Much and Love Your Work Is Noted Scots Scot's Philosophy I of I Dont Don't eat too much Dont Don't drink to too much Register enthusiasm m over your work love it it reve reve revel in Its performance This is the life philosophy of of Sir i Harry Harry Lauder International char character who rea reached hed Salt Lake today toda with Lady Lauder on a tour of the United j j States States Sir Harry alighted from the train at the Union Pacific station In a blinding snowstorm He wore his Scotch tam tam o o at a jaunty angle and Ignored the cold wind and sno snow on his bare knees and l legs gs left exposed by his kilts The noted little Scot declared It felt like like hame name gaun to be In Salt Lake and meet his old friend J. J A. A McIlwee The two as youths used to work to together together together to- to gether in the coal mines of Scotland SON KILLED IN WAR Power of ot the he call of ones one's work to pale all other oUter human desires and wishes was demonstrated when Lauder explained how he was drawn back Into public lif life after his Intention of or retiring I ing lag following the death of his only son Captain John Lauder in the World war After a short period of home life on his estate estat at Dunoon near Edinburg Edin- Edin burg Scotland Sir Harry w was wm s unable longer to resist the call of ot the world He Is now on Oh his nineteenth tour around the world Harry Lauder from this day henceforth henceforth henceforth hence hence- forth will never cease to try and make himself a public benefactor r he said He has smiled and laughed for many many many- years rears and finds this a satisfactory way lifes life's of solving problems And what Is your your philosophy of life Dont eat too much Dont Don't drink too much Always be enthusiastic over i your our work I GUEST OF ROTARY I The distinguished Scot who Is In his third fifty year tear ear a attended tended a sp special organ recital given at the Tabernacle at 1030 o'clock this morning He was honor guest at the Rotary club weekly meeting postponed fro from last Tuesday until today a at neon so u that he might be present Practically a full membership of the club each accompanied by his wife or ora a woman relative was present at the luncheon held in the ballroom at atthe atthe atthe the Hotel Utah Sir Harr Harry will be the honor guest at the annual banquet of the Salt Lake Scottish club to be given tonight In honor of th the one hundred sixty-fourth sixty birthday anniversary of Robert Burns Scotland's greatest lyric poet for lot whom Sir SIr- Harry claims more statues have been erected than any other man manIn manin manin In the world Lauder Pleads ds' ds for World Friendliness The world Is at the point where it m must st begin to travel fravel alon along the new road the road made by events subsequent subsequent subsequent quent to 1914 when a bunch of men In Europe said we will drive where we please se seand and plunged one nation n after another Into the great conflagration n known as the World war Thus Sir Harry L Lauder uder emphasized the need for fora a new world spirit in an address made at the Rotary club meeting held at the Hotel Utah today Selfishness manifested by a a. fe few men In Europe in 1914 is the direct cause of about broken men in England excluding Ireland Scotland and Wales today Sir Harry said This selfishness selfishness selfish selfish- ness must be exchanged for friendliness friendliness n-ess n ness by nations of th the world or the boys of ot the oncoming generations will fill the same grave which his son fills today the famous famous' little Scot declared Laughter simplicity and energy of thought were emphasized as elements t to help along the new world Laughter makes lighter the lo load d and brighter the road Lauder said Nothing In the world Is Is' so helpful as simplicity and living of ot all peoples as plain folk to progress along the new ro road d. d Let en energy energy energy en- en ergy of thought take the place of beauty beauty beauty beau beau- ty of language he pleaded Joseph Decker vice president pre pre- sided The meeting was attended by Rotary women as well as members of ot the club