Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Dr. Robert Il Bradford Speaks in
Glowing Terms Of Showing
Made by This State.
SPLENDID MINERAL EXHIBIT.
States Educational Showing Attracts
Visitors - Director General Whit
lkcr Praised.

Dr. Robert II. Bradford arrived IN
Salt Lake this morning from ST. Louis,
whore he has been IN charge OF utah's
mineral exhibit at the worlds fair since
the first Of June. He returns now TO
resume his laboro as professor Of min
ing and metalurgy at the University
ot Utah, and his place at the falr is
taken by Clarence q, Dresser OF Salt
Lake. a graduate Of the state school OF
mines.
Dr. Bradford speaks In the highest
terms Of the treatment accorded him
while az the fair Utah is well thought
of In every department In which she is
represented says Mr. Bradford The
mining exhibit including the ore con.
centratIon mill Is the subject Of much
favorable comment by worlds fair Wis
ltOrs, and by the officers OF the cXposI.
ton As evidence Of the good opinion
Of the executive officers Of the fair our
mill Us one OF the very few plants TO
receive free power and free water for
operating and our concentration was
the FIRST to be furnished with power
and water gratis sixty tons Of copper
gold ore from the Cactus mine IN Beav.
er county were donated Boy Mr. New.
house, and sent TO the fair with our
mineral exhibit for illustrating the op.
cUtIOn VI our mill The ore rs 50 well
adapted 10 the milling process aud
yields such very attractive gold colored
concentrates that II would be safe 10
say mat II would be next To impossible
to iind an ore better suited 10 display
the process OF concentration TO adyan-
lagc
The AIlls-Chalmers company. which
built the mill appreciates the attraC-
tive show II makes as evidenced by the
assistance they have been 80 ready to
render In any slight adjustments or al
teratl0ns OF the plant. and In yoluntar-
lily furnishing a folder descriptive OF
The process, and Of utah's standing as
producer " The valuable metals This
folder is illustrated ON the front page
with a photograph Of Gov Wells and
cut Of the concentrating mill In po-
sltion In the palace OF mines and metal
lurgy Thousands Ut these attractive
folders have been distributed and along
with them as many bottles Of yellow
nuggets prepared from the concentrates
produced in the MIL Each bot
Tie is neatly labelled SO as to
serve 0s souvenir TO the visitor
to our exhibit The plant Is In opera.
ton every day and Is the means OF
bringing into cur booth throngs OF via.
tors, most OF whom take a lively In.
tetest in the simple process by which
such quantities Of gold Colored cOncen-
trates are obtained from the crude ore
ATTRACTS VISITORS.
The educational exhibit. while not
occupying nucn space In the Palace
" Education and Social Economy. is
visited aud revisited by the leading
educators at the fair The course Of
study developed at the Utah State Nor
NAL school Is the subject Of very Hat.
tering praise by educational people
At q recent meeting Of the Exhibitors
club, made up Of those In charge OF
exhibits I'm the Palace of Education
MI Horace Cummings, superintendent
Of the Utah educational exhibit, was
given the entire time OF the meeting 10
explain our educational exhibit. Utah
In thus one Of the yesy few Of the
states whose exhibit IN that building
has been the subject for an entire meet
ing Of the club. In introducing Mr.
Cummings the president OF the EX-
hihilOrs club, after some very compile
mcntary words applied TO the professor
spoke In glowing terms OF our exhibit
and said our course Of study was UNI
dcubtedly the best exhibit IN the build
Ing OF lis kind
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
THE school for the deaf Is making a
decided ht The bright faces and
cheerful dispositions OF the pupils are
revelation 10 those who are Inclined
to think OF the deaf as very unfortu-
nate and hence very respondent The
very thorough and up TO date methods
of Miss Eddy who Ia In charge OF the
class and the ready response to her
teaching given by members OF the
class have placed Utahs School for the
Deaf among the very best In the coun-
try I'm the minds OF those who have
visited the live exhibit from Utah In
the Palace OF Education
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
1.-THE exhibit I'm the Agricultural
building, while not so elaborate as
that Of many states yet Is unique and
attractive. The panorama OF Utah
irrigated valley Is visited by thou
sands who are outspoken I'm their re-
marks on the wonders of irrigation as
pioneered IN Utah.
While II Is 10 be regretted that Utah
does not have exhibits IN more build
ngs az the fair yet considering the
appropriation made hy the state. our
standing at the exposition is cuyiable,
1.-THE high position that Utah main
talns Is due IN no small degree 20 the
able and untirIug efforts OF Director
General whitaker His standing with
the presiding officers. the chiefs OF de-
partments. az we'll as with the directors
from other states. is second To none
His services have been repeatedly
sought for ON executive boards, ON jur-
iep Of appeal ETC.. but he has not al
lowed any other duty to interfere with
those imposed ON him as director gem
cral NJ Utah exhibits.