The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Chamber of Commerce Will
Have Display That Will
Benefit State.
STATE FAIR Association
TAKING An ACTIVE PART
HOrticulturistS and NJ. and NJ.
Association Also to Be
Represented.

According to the plans adopted by
the board of directors of the D. A.
and NJ. society at its meeting held
at the Chamber of Commerce Thurs
day, the State Fair association will
within the next few weeks, have the
best permanent exhibit ever displayed
by one State in the intermountain
country After having allotted space
in the building for the various exhibits
the directors decided TO formally invite
the Manufacturers and Merchants as
soclation to unite with the society IN
making the fair an unprecedented sue
cess, and asked the members Of the as
sociation to display their excellent
exhibit in the northeast corner of the
building, where floor space measur
ing lQx20. feet had been set aside for
their use The officers of the associa-
tion Will soon begin the work OF in
teresting the Merchants and Manufac~
turers IN the matter. so that the e1-
hibit may be installed without delay.
For Horticulturists.
Another section of the room has been
set aside for the exhibit Of the Horti-
cultural society This organization al
ready has a creditable exhibit, and has
made arrangements with the exhibitors
at the Davis county fair TO display
their products at the State fair The
mammoth squash that commanded the
attention of all visitors at Lagoon dur
ing the Davis county fair is now at
the depot ready to be put on permanent
exhibit, and much other fruit that
display ever seen in this State viii
be brought from Lagoon within the
next few days.
Al o clock this afternoon a commit
tee from the D. A. and NJ. society
will meet with the officers of the State
Art society to invite them to occupy
the northwest corner Of the room with
an art exhibit, and it is possible that
a consid cradle portion of the exhibit of
the society will be put on display at
the Chamber of Commerce.
Private Exhibits.
Among those who will be invited 10
provide exhibits are Hewlett Bros,
who. had one of the most attractive
displays at the Davis county fair; John
Bach & Sons, who will be asked to
utilize one Of the large display cases
for exhibiting comb honey, beeswaX,
etc, and Silver Bros. Iron Works com
pany, who have decided to make
a display, in miniature, of the ma
chlnery, coal cars, iron works, etc,
which they manufacture.
buflng Inc pdot several weeks tne
workmen who are preparing the
Chamber Of Commerce for the exhibit
have made commendable progress, and
now the officers of the society feel
justified in requesting prospective ex-
hibitors to arrange for their displays.
Among other things, large window signs
have recently been put In place The
wind ows in the Merchants and Manu-
facturers department have been deco
rated, and among the signs is the ia.
miliar bee hive, with the "Busy all
the Time in Utah - inscription. Among
the signs on the windows of the d.
A. and NJ, society is the newly adopted
design-a trotting horse in action, in
a circular center, with a steers head
and horses head on either side,
bordered with the motto, Utah
State Fair and the entire design en-
twined with grape vines bearing large
clusters of grapes