The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-24

remain for the music, the magnificent
electric lighting and the Trail Shows
at night, also for the fire works. DO
all the outside attractions in good
weather, should IL rain you can do the
buildings. lnnes famous band plays
constantly this month The usual
charge for admission when it tours the
country is Sl0O; here IL is free to all.
Other popular bands will follow II
next month. Remember that, Port
land can be seen at any time: the eX.
position never again. Upon entering
the Exposition, purchase program,
study all the exhibits carefully and
talk with those in charge; they desire
you TO do so. Become instructed, gain
information, and then for fun, for rec
reation 20 TO the Trail every day or
night. If you have not room and ac-
commodations positively engaged,
price and time Of coming fully agreed
upon In writing with responsible part.
les, go TO your railroad ticket agent at
your station as long in advance OF
coming as possible: he will save you
time, trouble and possibly, the ncces
sity of moving your quarters after
reaching here. lie Is authorized by
the railroad company to locate you
through the Portland Service Com.
pany here he can give you accommOd-
"A "A a 4 al nr mr. i
yate house in the city, and will have
yellow capped boy to meet you at the
train and conduct you to your quar-
tiers, avoiding all chance of hold-up or
unfair treatment by the numerous
irresponsible agents who surround the |
railroad station. DO not expect TO |
see this great Fair thoroughly in less
than fifteen days Take one or two |
buildings in each day and rest fire. |
quently.
Visit the United States Government |
building at least three or four times.
Witness the great life saving drill by
Government Ofiicials and Seamen.
Visit the Trail amusements every day
or night, taking them all in, at least
once during your visit. With rare eX-
ceptions, they are well worth the price
OF admission. one Of the most original
and novel Is the Great Siberian rail
road Exhibit; IL is the largest and
most costly and was most popular at
st. Louis, the only large one brought
here; another is The Iggerotes, from
the Philippines wild and naked saw
ages, which will be here in July.
There are many Others worth seeing.
Another exposition OF this size is not
liable to be held on the Pacific coast
in the next twenty years. DO not in
siSt upon being located too near the
fair grounds; IL is Just as well TO be
down town, the farther YOU are from 5
the fair the more certain you are of I
having good comfortable seat in the
street car.
Don't make the mistake of consider :
ing this state or county fair, to be ,,
seen in two or three days; don't bring +,
much baggage, leave your trunks at
nome If you can possibly do without I
hem. Register your name and Port q
and address, as well as your home ad- {
iress, at your State building. If you S
ant stay but few days, arrange to 5
,ome each month as the fair will in. .
,rease gradually in beauty and in. :
crest the longer II lasts. Read the >
PORTLAND daily papcrs-they contain a
Jews OF events that you may other a
wise miss.
Bring the children with you IL will 7
Ne worth two years of schooling.
1t you have not been up the Column c
'ia remember a trip on the Regulator
line. Steamer Bailey Gatzert viii
how you the grandest scenery in the :
World, 20 up in the morning, return !
I about p. m; take it in sure, also +
o to Portland Heights, from the '
observatory 1000 feet above the sea '
gu can see seven grand snow capped |
Hack hire, baggage charges, BARRIERS
eeS are all fixed by law. Don't allow ,
ourself TO be over charged. \