The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-26
MANY PICTURES Of
UNIQUE CHARACTER
Photographs of Utah and Salt
Lake Scenes Shown on Ad-
vertiSing Screen.
INDUSTRY WHICH HAS
ZION FOR HEADQUARTERS
Spreads Over Nine States, COL
lects TribU.e From a Wide
Territory.

The IEtermountain Scenic Display
company, a Utah corporation with Of
fees In Salt Lake, Is turning out some
raro works of art. The specimens are
photographs OF Western scenery and
Western industries enlarged on reg
ular Photographic films and colored by
hand. The coioring is done by Miss
Edith Mcguire, local artist OF merit.
The pictures are not imaginary pro-
ductions, but actual photographs, and
in addition TO being exceedingly at
tractive they arc In a great measure
educational as to Western scenery,
Western attractions and Western prog
ress.
From 70 to 100 photographs of Utah
and more especially Salt Lake scenes
have been completed and like num-
Der are being prepared Of views from
other States
Many Pictures OF Unique Character.
Among the pictures already COM
pleted and being displayed are some
OF a unique character. including a
horse on an operating table In vet
erinary hospital In Denver; hunting
scenes. one OF which shows n large
elk just killed lying In the woods with
the hunter sitting on the PROSTATE
form OF the royal game; another shows
an elk standing In the timber, a fine
specimen and of which pictures have
been sold by the photographer to the
value of $1,000. Another shows n bear
eating from cart In which two men
are seated in the Yellowstone Park. 1t
Is labeled Meals a la cart" There are
floral displays, ball room scenes and
boating scenes, There is also pic
ture OF the interior of a Butte mine
tSkeD 2500 feet below the surface,
This company is an advertising con-
Germ and was organized In January OF
the present year, 1t Is capitalized for
So 900 and its officers are c. l.. Rood.
president, D. c. JacklinG. vlce-presi-
dent; w. H. Bintz, treasurer; Fisher
Harris. secretary and they with G. P.
Overteld are directors. Howard S.
Stowe is manager of the company.
How They Arc Installed.
The new company Is installing these
pictures with advertising on rolling
screens like the display on the south
side os the Smith Drug company's
store. At night the interior is lighted
by electricity. They are now employ
ing twelve men and are gradually in
creasine their force. They own the
right to operate this manner of adver-
tlsng I'm Utah, Idaho. Montana. Colo
RADIO, Nebraska, Wyoming, Nevada,
ArizoD~ md New Mexico and are al
ready 'atlng in the first five named
States III a string of display stands
reaching from Butte to Omaha This
is o Utah concern owned entirely by
Utah people and in collecting tribute
from wide territory is helping to
build up a greater Salt Lake.
An encouraging feature of It's work
is the voluntary endorsements It has
received from commercial organiza-
tions wherever 1T operates. These
scenes arc changed frequently, The
system is growing In popularity. Pa
irons are we'll satisfied with results
and the business is furnishing perma-
nent attractions throughout thG field Of
Its operations. The entire nine States
and Territories owned by the company
VIII be covered, 1t is expected, within
a few more months