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Show work were discussed and some x-l-lent iduhIc was furnished by College singers and performers. The principal feature was the tabling of a resolu-tlcm resolu-tlcm aimed against the Hixlntmt'nt of a railway commission. The same late also bt'fel a resolution Introduced by the editor or the Chronicle protesting against the course of the Salt Lake Tribune? In defaming the people of Ctah and injuring the material development devel-opment of the Hiate. While no denial whs made that the Tribune had been doing serious injury to I'tah, and Heveral strong Kjieechc were made in support of the resolution it was deemed Inadvlaable to pass it an it wait believed that the Tribune had been forced to change iix policy and wan trying it n harden! to reform About one o'clock the visitors mil down to a sumptuous banquet in th domestic Hcience building and tin menu proved that the college wan cer talnly turning out some very expert cookn. Dr. Hall served an loan) mantel and npeechen were in de by (Jovcrnoi Spry, Senator Gardner, Ropresciitutlvt Williaiiin and members of the facultj of the college. The Hpecial car left I,ogan for the return trip to Salt haki about half pant four o'clock. Tin meeting was one of the most success fill and enjoyable ever held, and tin visitors carried away very pleasant memories of the enterprise, hospitality and good will ol lite people of Logan. May they continue to prosper as they deserve. The next meeting of the association will be held In Salt Lake during conference con-ference time. UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION The Utah Editors Visit fogan, See the Sights and Have a Good Time The I'tah Presw Axorlntlon held It annual meet inn at l.oKitn on Monday and Tuesday of thlx week. The Ore d n Short Line wlih Itx iiHiial liberality to the newspaper fraternity furnished the nrena Kiitij? u xneclal ear In ( Iiiiiko of l. N. Newton, who looked after the comfort of the crowd after a very thoroiiK'i fashion. Nearly fifty newspapers were represented, repre-sented, thu larKist iittenilance there ha.s been in u lotiK time. The parly arrived in Logan ahout noon anil were taken at once to the llrlKhain Yoiikk CnllcKe, where a very bountiful dinner wan provided. A meeting was then held in the fine assembly hall where addresses were lven by Mayor Anderson, An-derson, President Llnford of the Col lego and J. C. Allien of the Ministers' VUih. Papers were read and discus-Hton discus-Hton followed on different phases of newspaper work by member of the association, there being Interspersed by mimical Kt leitloim by Prof. Kirk-ham Kirk-ham of Salt Lake and l.im.in talent. Tim vlaltors went througti the varlouri -1, . , m friftijiiHya vollege and were es- poclally Impressed with the manual training and domestic science departments depart-ments which are Important features of thla school. It was founded in IS77 by Ilrlghatn Young ami was one of the flrnt schools in the l iilted States to have a department of manual training. The College has a most able corps of teachers and is doing a splendid work In the line of practical education. The visitors then went through the Koffett factory and learned the Ingredients Ingre-dients and method of manufacture of this tine and healthful substitute for coffee. In the evening the association held business meeting Bt the rooms of the Hooslers' Commercial Club, the principal prin-cipal business being the election of the following officers for the year 1911: Janus M. Klrkhatn, I,ehl Manner, Man-ner, president; V. II. lllood. I,ogan Republican, first vice president ; Win. Capwell. Trenionton Times, second viro president; J. M. Hoyden, Mt. Ploasaitt Pyramid, third vice-president; I. K. Dichl, .Mammoth Record, secretary; N. It. Dresser, Millard Chronicle, tieasitrer. After the business meeting the association asso-ciation was entertained for several hours by the club. Candy, punch, and the celebrated big tipples of Cache Valley Val-ley were nerved, and music and read ings were furnished for entertainment The Roosters" Commercial Club of !ogtn is a great Institution. It numbers num-bers about 2,'.0 of the business men nd progressive citizens of Logan. Its purpose is to boost for Iigau and Cache Valley, and It well fulfills Its mission. As a sample of Its work it put fr.OO Into a page advertisement In a Chicago paper and Is now busy answering an-swering enquiries. They distribute literature, souvenirs, samples of Cache County products and are certainly a lite bunch of boys. If we had a crowd like that in Millard County we certainly cer-tainly would have a boom. Tuesday the visitors went through the Agricultural College, one of the most Important Institutions of the fate. In fact we think It Is the most Important for It turns out educated farmers for which then can never tie ny oversupp'y. The college has greatly great-ly Improved since the editor's last visit there, and is splendidly equ'pped for the work it was founded to perform. Us great deficiency Is in the physical duration department. Tiieir facilities la this reeeci would be a disgiace to aa ordinary high school. Even little Oak city is better equipped. It is to b koped the legislature will see Its waj to make generous appropriation for a fal'y eiuped gymnasium. After a visit through the various buildings a n-etlng was held at which aaatteri connected with newspaper |