Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-01

,vara commenced anu NaiiVu
N no presence of creditable frst-day
attendance In his address. Hon. Joha
T. Winder grew reminiscent ana re-
connted some very interesting happen
ines in eorly-day fair work in utah'
There was plenty OF music to enliVeh
the proceedings aud those who were
present enjoyed the program very
much.
Governor Wells delivered his speecfi
in a clear voice and usually happy Veih'
as follows:
81, ID with Measure that i welcome
yo,, ali 10 mis- exhibition OF our states
products. and most hearty az enrn
srsfvIafe one and all upon the com
ershensiye. elaborate showing MADE OF
~ Useful. the ornamental ana me
hasu,if,,l which support and happily
our lives. 80. &c IA
os NE community itself. In the very
carly DAYS. when the varied occupa-
tiotis of labor and skill had produced
hut little because OF sterile soil at the
nesa,,n"s ,, am DE work Of the people
SnN hn,ats III he derived from a COM
mon exhibition OF what had been ac..
complished were recognized and acted
upon. II Is fact that was Ieailzru
more in those days perhaps than now
that II everything little better than
~ .on,,,on thot people produce is
hro,sht together n amounts TO much
,,,ora ,hsn q lent anart. besides Weld
Do o,co,,,a cement 10 the workers by
ae,ording them an object lesson OF how
,,uch oan ~ added upon small begin
ntngs no persistence lntellgently APP
ni,ad even vhen conditions are forbid
dino 10 the poInt OF actual discourage
rent.
HOur predecessors. the Pioneers, laid
for us splendid foundation as TO all
she varied departments OF life, and In
no respect AZ their work more to be
understood and appreciated than when
contemplating exhibitions OF this char
acter. The Territorial fairs grew IN
importance and consequence rapidly.
In quantity, quality and variety OF eA-
hibits they became objects OF Interest
90 all classes OF people when not more
than q decade OF time mad passed since
the first settlement mere. Ana they
were attended by great crow1s
who took as much pleasure 10
their visits as they ulu an
any other FORM or entertainment 10 De
found. There were no rai'roads, no tei-
egfePsis ui'c sis..., tile ma 'i' = III
snail paced analr' YET tne peDple
Hooked IN from al corners on the Ter
ritory win an klnus OF Venicles ulaNh
by al Flnds OF teams ana they always
gutged time ana distance win sunici-
ent exactness TO enaple them 10 pe mere
when the faif opened, ana II Is sate 70
say that no feature OF II escaped thelr
Inspection some We're exhlDNors' oi
course, but the great majority were SAT,
ished with seeing what the others nau
prepared FOR them TO look at Ana II
there was more enjoyment IMAM was
experienced In the visible deInohstfa-
ton of what had been accomplished u
was produced by the newly.oorn talth
IN what could be accomplished In the
days to come.
"The Deseret Agricultural and Manu-
featuring Society Is not only one OF the
mainsprlngs from which much of the
prosperity Of the State has developed,
but Il Is a nart OF the State itself. its
officers being appointed by the execu-
tive authority and It's procedure and
oflcial status being regulated by the
Iafdslature In nv oplnlon n Is bne
az The most usrful OF all our institu-
,ions created and ,,nheld by law. But
Inc credlt' M what f. year bv wear ac-
onn,,l,shed doos no, ali helonr IN the
,,tiiars ~ he state nor shonld The
sraa,or ,,art ~ 4, no hestowed there.
~ course enactnents are powerful
ia "a oeseiais 10 understandable adj
a,u .i'u "'' 49, ,,,'i,s,,ns and carrying
yuns 80 ., go ,n,ch nagnI.
~ "Alu " a,,,S',',,a,,aa hut thev would
.uue auu us ,s, S 1919 ,a,,ers ,riihon, en-
pe 'he niSlest uuau y, ,.,,aii,,, 10 Il ,',are
nuoh as wv hupe y, 1919, od,.,,ast n,,r
not lor tne Wins n,l, " ,ain.. ana ,ho p 10
pose; 'oe in.s,.'sS", ne" ,,h " ho,' bod
ulouc ueNol'ot, "a '"oss WY "a 49,
ana no" nay !" nam, ~ sn
praetieai "orhlhss o. ee
ciety' Inc plesiuenS sne g e ,ts5
lhe poaru ol one.sv,s nmu o,,i,isd
VINO nave sINeh assis s a. ~
70 sredteI ineau ~ 1919, 49, 'i'a o., 40
WITHIN my po"e' ~ oV'sS ~ go a. non.
no more u,an " ~ az 1870 s,a,, o." annseci.
ueihel' VI wy goa.u, "a "a" ,hanLs yn,, for
a.ea sva, 1 1 ahors To- The nuhllc
-
so ,.n o,a,. rot. Il ,ha yearly stock.
he s'. ., TO-. roso,,sSss we sea
,sknhs OF we say. ~ u'ha, ,ye have
ne,e az lrSen ns So,og go, aorn in a
pnly !, ,ss ~ snread ont before ms in The
.,, osht,,its The gathering 10.
snape Va III ,hasa .xhi,i,s which are
te.nei % az ,,,,.ett,ion for nremiums
.n, ~, .,l,. =, sho,ss ne samn,es of what the
"v' o"'s Sncos hv, II suggests further
go s,,oa,er nossih,ll,ies. n riyes US
na,s de-. 4, ir,noses unon ms new
du,ias n s,,rs tbe Hood az enterprise.
/, s,imniatss na,rlotlsm and ans our
hear,s ,e,.h s,sts nride. n teaches us
lessons az love ana loyalty 10 our
rnountain home and n reminds us that
n is an AIrnIehtv hand that deals out
10 Ms an that we have and are. and