Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Real Estate Men, Manufacturers
Association and Commercial
Club Endorse II.
SHOULD BE A GREAT SUCCESS.
Say There is no Reason on Earth
Why it Should Not be a
Big Thing.
Mineral Exhibit Will be a Permanent
Feature of the Fair--Other
Attractions.

That the Inter Mountain fair to DO
held In this city In August and Sep
TENDER, 1907, will receive the hearty
support OF the business associations OF
the city and state Is certainty. AL
ready they are endorsing tho move.
while 1t Is yet barely out Of the mouths
OF the directors OF the D. A. & NJ. So
clety that such fair has been decided
upon. Many business houses and
manufacturers are already planning
their exhibits and asking about space.
That It will be carried to a grand sue
cess is assured.
REAL ESTATE MEN INTERESTED.
Yesterday a committee representing
the salt Lake Real Estate association
called upon the secretary OF the d. A.
q M, society, expressing a desire 10 en-
list their services, and cooperate in
promoting and carrying 1t TO sue
cessful conclusion, a really creditable
Inter Mountain fair This committee
suggested that mass meeting to ba
ciation IN the near future, the subject
OF the fair would be given a prominent
place They are also on hand TO take
w the financial part OF the question
and assist materially in that
Inere ~ no reason on EARTH" say
they, why such a fair cannot be made
a great success by the cooperation OF
the intermountain states and Callfor-
MIA, too, viii not be slow In coming for
ward to join In the 'doings. There is,
too, a mighty warm feeling in the
hearts OF Los Angeles for their sister
city, and they will come along leading
the rest of the state
THE advantage to the whole inter-
mountain region will be great, and to
Salt Lake City and Utah 1t cannot be
estimated. That the Legislature Will
support the move literally, there can
be no doubt"
MANUFACTURERS TOO.
President O. II. Hewlett also. of the
Merchants q Manufacturers associa
ton, says;
we are heart and soul with you. We
want high ideals, broad plane. We
are no longer in swadling clothes, but
are capable of big things. This we
must realize. We have in this inter-
nature with which we intend to units
the ingenuity OF man and work out
high ideals, great achievements, and
broad plane. The whole west, and Utah
in particular, is worthy of It.
Yes we are glad of the move for an
dntermountain fair, and will be glad
TO endorse and assist you In every pos
slble way"
CONNER CTAT, CT1TP AGO
The Commercial club will also aid
the movement and to take 1t up with
all associate organizations in this and
other states. And their influence will
be felt to great advantage.
The return OF the mineral exhibi.
entire from the ST. Louis and Portland
exDositions Is to be permanent feature
| Of the exhibits OF the state fairs, and
added to from time to time will be an
| object lesson even to those familiar
with the resources Of Utah. This, taken
| In connection with the great mines and
smeiters In operation IN this city and
| vicinity cannot but impress the visi.
| tor with the vast resources OF Utah and
| the west, and is only one OF the many
| interesting things that can lie dis.
| played. The sheep, cattle horses and
agricultural products, with the beau.
| tiful mountains and wales that produce
| Them Will be n source OF great interest
TO the visitor from the distance, as well
as a Joy and pride 20 the states which
| will bring them together,
The society, too, has ground IN abun-
| dance OF its own for such an occasion,
| and there Is no reason. II all pull to-
| gether, why the proposed fair should
not prove an unqualified success.