The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-27
HOME MADE" SHOW
BIG ATTRACTION
THOUSANDS ATTEND OPENING
DAY OF MANUFACTURERS
EXHIBIT.

Made in Walla Walla' is the slogan
today of every citizen. Thousands
visited the exhibition of home made
goods in the garage of the Inland Auto
company last night and tonight will be
| a larger crowd even that was in attend
| ancc last night The exhibits are many
land varied and the people of the city
are awakening to the fact that there is
developing a true Walla Walla spirit.
Few people realized what the extent
and the show is a revelation to them.
On every side are expressions of sur
prise that so many things are being
made here and Il didn't know that
they amade that here" is a common
exclamation.
The show promises to result in some
practical benefits that will be we'll
worth the trouble of making the ex-
hibition. The Walla Walla made goods
surely look all right to the people of
| the city. All are up to date and have
every mark of being high grade
| AT the demonstration last night
breads, candies and all kinds of
lsweetmeats were made on the spot and
| distributed to the crowd. Other edibes
:hat require a longer time to make
were placed in tempting arrays before
| the crowds who were invited to help
themselves and in most cases did so
literally. Where other goods were COM
pared TO those Walla Walla made, the
home manufactured easily took the
lpalm.
Displays are being made by the fol-
lowing firms:
! Blalock Fruit company; Walla Wal
Ia Meat & Cold Storage company:
Model bakery; F'erndale Ice Cream
company: Louis Kan, cigar manufac-
turer; Stahl Brewing and Mailing
company: Gardena Broom Works:
Rinehart Candy company; Walla Wal
Ia Fire Insurance company; Inland Au-
| to company; Up-tO theTimes Maga-
zine; Wright and Lamar, ladder man
ufacturers: j. c. Fethersrill, cigar
manufacturer; H. c. Gibson, wagon
maker; HazelWOod Ice Cream COM
pany: Mcbride Carriage factory; Ru-
pert, The Tailor; Mistletoe Candy COM
Epany: d. I Peters, tailor; COoney and
3Heffran, cigar manufacturers: William
Rook, the tailor; Victoria Bakery;
Rogers HoswelI Candy company; Coyle
and Reynolds, millers; Schol and
Scholl, millers; J. NJ. Fielder, cigar
ling company; Walla Walla Cannery;
Weber Harness company: Book Nook
company, furniture manufacturers :;
Gilbert Hunt company, manufacturers
and Brcughton, mechanical tools.
The concert by the band, the Is MEM
bers of which have donated their ser
vices for the three nights, was good.
| The patriotism shown by the band in
furnishing homemade music is highly
appreciated by all the manufacturers
as we'll as those who listened to the
music. Tonight an excellent program
had been prepared which should be a
drawing card for many of the citizens
WHO are interested in this movement
! The program will be:
March-'Lieut. Santellman Rosen-
| cIdiz .....-..'...' ..'.......... Band
Overture-"OId Kentucky Home"
with variations for all Instruments
''........ ................ Dalby
Band.
| Vocal solo ........Guy Allen Turner
Notwithstanding. Noon and
Night Suppe
Band
| Vocal SOLO ..... Miss Rowena MathOit
Fantasia-"Creme de la Creme" .Tobani
Band
Selection. .Walla Walla Maennerchor
lMedley-"All Hits" Ascher
Band.
vocal SClo. Signor Ferrari
lMarch-"That's Gratitude" Band
,DELAY FLEETS ARRIVAL