Show OP OF TOURISTS I Second Hn Raymond I E. cm lou i-lou 10 SI Sightseers Sightseers' hl Th The Raymond Whitcomb mill t tour No 10 2 with the largest ext ox- ox t- t party part of the season eason arr arrived I In Salt Lake Lala at 7 o'clock last night f It III hi a special train over n the Rio nio Grande I It t Western from Ogden The tourists filled tl the Ow Knutsford hotel to overA over over- 4 A lowing The rhe train arrived L in on only 1 two hours behind schedule ex- ex V little delay on account of ofF F the lie recent storm which was 5 worse vorse 1 J over fI the state o of I Idaho aho than In Utah i 1 T. A. A Benton general agent nl in the Ow f I r. r passenger department for the Rio Grande Crande Vestern who met the th train at OJ Ogden n. n has hns arranged ed for a n special 1 t organ recital at nt the tabernacle today oday at noon and the thc rest st of the 11 day will vill bet be t devoted t to sightseeing sightseeing- The train tr-aln v will leave t a for the Ea East t ov over r the Rio Grande Granile Ye Western Vestern at r. r 30 this after after- noon i i i The rhe Raymond namond Whitcomb sp special cx- cx to lo be called the theA have come A rainmakers for fo Salt Sail Lake TUe Grande saying th they are read ready neatly to offer odds o of two to one oiw that thal the tho weatherman will order a special ex- ex g s SA of rain In Salt Lake whenever I. I the Ito parties are arc In the city The last n t excursion lon which was In Salt SaIL I Lake three weeks eel ago no carried J 4 f about eighty passengers Ul t rs R Several oth- oth v scheduled are V t f or I similar excursions In the next two which will fr be 11 made up of r tourists vh who have hen been 4 the winter In California who J prefer to return on the personally conducted JI plan n. n |