The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-26
Informal Luncheon 'at the Com
mercial Club to Be Given
Tuesday.
WILL CONSIDER WHAT
is BEST FOR UTAH
Common Sense, Comprehensive,
Permanent, but Not Colossal
Exhibit to Be Discussed.

The informal luncheon TO be given by
the Real Estate association at the Com
mercial club next Tuesday noon to Gov.
John c. Cutler. officers OF the State Fair
association and members of the M. and
NJ association, is a natural sequence to
tho similar effort on the part OF the State
fair management Wednesday afternoon
Was Decided Hit.
Tho former luncheon. on account OF Its
simplicity. was a decided hit. All who
attended IT have a good word to say for
the system then inaugurated OF getting
local business mon better acquainted.
They favor the plan OF cutting out long
speeches and substituting conversation on
live topics; of doing away with generali-
ties. and dealing with facts
Seek Information.
The general wish Is to get informed as
to Utah's resources and enltshten the
world of this fact by the object lesson
OF q continuous common sense and COM
The manner of the exposition and its
aid in bringing about the great inter
mountain exposition in 1907 or 1903 In salt
Lake is being seriously and conservatiyely
considered 1t is not being advocated by
any wild theories. but Its advocates IA
vor letting the system grow with every
bodys help.
Comprehensive, Not Colossal.
Those who nave given the matter most
attention favor making the preliminary
and permanent show comprehensive.
rather than colossal They want every
natural and manufactured product In the
State represented, but on small scale
With minerals this system is especially
applicable. A specimen Weighing pound
properly classified and labeled, is more
attractive and moro instructive than a
chunk of ore weighing ton. For an ex-
hibitlon of this kind II is claimed that
the same rule would hold good ap-
piled to all classes of exhibits, That, In
short, IT is variety and quality rather
than bulk that contributes mostly to the
success OF an industrial show.
Would Be Practical.
II is further urged that Independent Of
the proposition of the interstate fair,
local permanent exhibition would be prac-
tical, attractive and profitable to tho
public. And In support OF the necee-
slty of such show being kept up
with the aid of all tho Industrial and
business interests, II Is cited that the
State Issues no advertising matter for In
ducing immigration or for attracting out
side capital
Best Kind Of Advertising.
It Is also claimed that the miniature ex-
hibition now maintained by the State
fair management is tho very best manner
of advertising possible. With its pres
ent dimensions 1t is visited and admired
by a good-slzed crowd of people from
various parts OF the country every day.
The sightseeing cars and the tourists
in automobiles all stop to sec II and TO
admire the resources and the resource
fulness of the State.
Specimens From Sugar Companies.
To this exhibit there have recently been
added specimens from the sugar com
panies, showing that product In every
stage from the seeds to the finished
products. also some very attractive
evaporated fruits and nuts from Utah s
Dixie, including six varieties OF almonds.
peaches. raisine. apricots and plumss
The unanimity with which the Idea OF
getting business interests together and OF
showing the resources of the State In an
attractive way. is being received and In
dorsed indicates that the move Will be
successful in accomplishing results