Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19

There Wll be no exhibits permitted
An Festival Hall at the Lewis and Clark
exposition at Portland next year Tho
building which viii seat more than
$500 persons. win be- used for concerts
lectures. and conventions
Callforulans ARE taking AN encourag.
Ing interest in the Lewis and Clark eX-
position. The California Development
committee is arranging for gn rXCur-
sion OF several hundred people of That
state 10 De- present ON June j. the for
mai opening day
The New York building at the Lewis
and Clark centennial VIII cost 100000.
and the state win spend 600 additional
sum of 5000 for the collection of %
suitable exhibit 10 be contained in the
building Massachusetts, wllI spend Boz
an $4,000 of which sum SlO.0O0 Will be-
used for the building and $4,000 for
The exhibit
Historic names vIl De given the
streets, avenues and courts at thc
Lewis ana Clark Centennial The
street leading io thc TRAN which the
name given to the amusement street
win be called hslor Drive. in honor Of
John Jnc0b Aston Plans and courts
win be- named for Senator Thomas n
Benton. Wimch friend of oregon,
his colleague scnator Lewis IT, Linn
President Jefferson and President
Monroe.
A novelty ln the way Of % labor say.
Ing device is the electrical whtcwash-
INK contrivanCe. which rs being used ln
finishing the Interiors Of the buildings
now IN course of construction for the
Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition
The machine consists Of an electric enc
CINE a giant traveller and long lines
Of hose. through which the WhItewush
IS squrtod against the roof and sides
OF the buldlnga
Notable men and women from ali
parts Of the world opponents of many
creeds and beliefs win deliver ld-
dresses nj the exposition fumo1s eX- |
ponents Of Buddhism, Mohammedau-
Inn and The religion ~ CONTIGUOUS VIII !
be among these
The management Of tlie Lewis ana |
Clark exposition rs planning for % |
Trail which shall be second 90 none |
of those in the past Indicators nre |
that there VIII be a general migration |
Of the Pike shows ot ST. Louis to the
western fair
The government life-saying stt lion |
at The LOWS and Clark Exposition Will !
be fitted up IN the same manner as |
largo service station. There viii be m, |
regulation complement of lie boats and
a crew 10 attend them
A complete set Of rules governing the
use OF exposition grounds by exhibitors
and concessionalres has been issued.
The charges for lighting and power and |
other accommodations are incmled IN
the pamphlet
Progress IN construction ON the
groinis and buildings OF the Lewis
and Clark exposition IL far advanced
and everything points 10 completed
fair on June l.
Orders from eastern polnts Cor LOWS
and Clark nouyenir dollars are daily
Increasing In number The coins sell
for two dollars apiece
Frederick Neil Inncs. leader Of the
famous band that bears his name, las
been engaged by the authorities Of The
Lewis and Clark fair 10 furnish music
for the exposition from the date " the
opening, June l. to June o. Mr., lines
plans to organlze an adult chorus and
a chcrls In which the school children
viii take part
The jacksonville, Ore, board Of
trade, at recent meeting decided |
that the Jacksonville mining region |
shoIld be properly represented at the
Lewis ara Clark exposition next year |
The exhibit according to present plans,
will embrace gold silver, copper, lead,
platinum, olnnabar plumbago, iron.
asbestos. chrome slate, marble, lime
stone. granite, sandstone and cement
There viii be number OF The crude
mining lml lemonts, relies Il the carly
doys IN Jacksonville, represented in the
exhibit,