Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-05
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 1909

II am convinced that when the world
comes 10 know the true worth OF
Utah. II VIII realize that this state
- worth more than any other four
states In the Union combined" The
manufactures exhibition at the state
tar renders this statement OF the chief
executive a living actually surely,
Utah has at last come into her own
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS.
On hrst stepping into the mauufac-
lures buildlng. one sees a medley OF
lights aud nashing fountains thai
charms the eye. Rcd and green gar
lands and ribbons are STRUNG every
Nnerc in the roof softcning the harsh
outlines Of the heavy steel girders Fes-
toons of japanese lanterns lean ths
intervening spaces between the bal
comics and the giant architravc. center
ING nom every point in the rude cir
cumference OF the upper galleries Iva
huge vari-cOlOred Japanese umbrellas.
Tine music from baby grand greets
the ear and the spacious areas he
tween the exhibits are spotted with
little GASES Of green palms.
But these merely form the super
hcial dainty lacquer OF a great ma
chine that represents the wealth and
power and material progress OF one
OF the greatest commemorative In the
world.
Up and down and crosswise run long
lines of the visible products Of
peoples industry The manufacture
building is divided ny systematic
scheme Of arrangement iu the ex-
mbits into four squares. the main
avenues extending north and south and
east ana west.
-FOUR BIGGEST EXHIBITS.
The four largest ana most imposing
a. \
candy company. the T. G.. M. T., tn
SALT Lake KNITTING works, and The
Utan Canning company, which occupy
the central square spaces
The Mcdonald exhibit is a maze OF
chocolate, candles Of all kinds, Dutch
Windmills, fountains radiatng the
sparkle OF red ana green incandescents
Ia their flying spray, gilt pillars re-
Nealing beautiful aQuarlums in which
goldfish flint through falling waters,
maidcn-hair ferns IN rustic boxes
dangling by Invisible wires, mimic
lawns made Of green sawdust that de-
celNes close scrutiny gay festoons Of
autumn leaves and flowers that swirl
wildly In artificial blasts Of wind. ana
an hundred other pleasing artistic ef-
tects. Then there is candy. candy
everywhere, and the hungry ur-
chns who swarm around the counters
complete Coleridge's agony by mute
looks worse than audible cries. "and
not bite 10 cat!"
Truly, the grown folk look on the
tOothsome goodies with longing eyes.
for IL Is a wilderness Of sweets. and
after gazing at this saccharine para
disc awhile. one is satisfied that Mon
sieur the Candy-maker won his gold
medals at the Seattle exposition fairly
and with room 10 spare
In passing II is no more than fair to
give credit whore credit is due for this
magnificent display of sweet meats
The man who made the design for the
exhibit and carried out all or the cs.
sential details Is =. w Dunyou. and
his triumph Is an Acknowledged fact at
the fair.
over the Mcdonald exhibit runs n big
white sign I'm gold letters with green
borders. setting forth the makers
name. The exhibit proper includes
every imaginable kind OF candy that
ever won matinee girl or captured \
baby's heart at Christmas tide. The
principal varieties are in bars. includ-
ing French nougat. nut bars French
fruit fruit leaves, Jelly rolls. Navajo
loaves tso-called because they resem-
Bile the pattern Of the Indian blankets
OF that namel. north pole loaves. fig
leaves. and gorgeous cornucopias. Then
there Is huge candy windmill that
and is made entirely of chocolate A
striking feature is the Chinese pagoda,
also made of chocolate.
TOOTHSOME FREE LUNCHES.
Immediately ON the east OF the Nc
Donald exhibit Is a great house made
OF HOneysuckle cvaporated milk and
cream cans. with blue labels. The en-
tire house is made of HOneysuclSle cans
including walls. chimney. windows. roof
and doors. Two pretty girl demon
strators stand at the front door and
give out samples.
Across the aisle. the National Oats
company has a pretty booth decorated
In blue and white bunting. On the Ia
bles stand boxes Of the oats. and vari-
Gus sizes OF gay poster showing a lit
tie girl running TO market with a blS
basket
KOffe-et is represented next door by
a house made OF Koffe-et boxes. in
which a girl demonstration pours out