Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-16
Honorary Commercial Commits
sion of Japan viii Make
Only Short Stay.
ORGAN RECITAL is PLANNED.
Program Being Printed in JAPANESE
Characters as Souvenirs of
The Occasion.

SAT- Lake VIII have as its guests Tor
Just two hours Wednesday three score
and more members OF tho Honorary
commercial Commission Of Japan. conf
posing a body OF perhaps the most rep
rcscntative business and professional
subjects that have ever visited these
shores. The party will arrive in
special train over the Denver & Rb
Grande railroad az O'Clock In th
morning and will leave for ogden ami
the west tw9 hours later.
The event Of their stay win DO su
organ recital given through the cou
tesy of the first presidency in the tab
ernacle Immediately after their arrival
The local Japanese are very much en-
Unused over the visit and have taken
upon themselves the printing OF the
music program ia Japanese characters.
These viii Doe given 70 the visitors as
souvenirs OF the occasion. Admission
20 the recital win be limited 70 menu
hers Of the party and specially invited
guests
The visit VI the distinguished visitors
VIII have both a political and CONNER
cial aspect Gov. Sury. Mayor Brans-
ford, secy. Of State Tlngey, w. J. Hal
loran, president 81 the Commercial
clubs Joseph t. Game. secretary OF the
Commercial club; II. C. whitney.
chairman OF the Commercial club en-.
tertalnment committee: Lester ID.
Freed chairman OF the Commercial
clnb transportation committee, and r
y. HashlmOto, prominent IN the local
Japanese colony, form committee Cor
their reception.
The trip to the tabernacle win be
made in automobiles, and after the
services are concluded there win be "a
quick trip made about the city TO vari-
GUS points Of interest The limited time
which VIII be- spent in salt Lake pre-
clu1es an attempts al making any
elaborate program for the entertain
ment Of The visitors
Willis VI. Booth, president Of the
Los Angeles chamber Of commerce. Win
arrive in salt Lake today and Will e..
cort the rarty 10 the metropolis OF
southern California, in company With
,. y. Lowman, president OF the cham
oers OF commerce Of the Pacific coast
PERSONNEL or PARTY.
A complete list Of names OF those
which make up the commission follows.
Michio Doh president Osaka Chamber
az commerce. Nagatake Fujiye, direc-
tor or Ceramic experiment station; Rim
nosuke Hara, contractor and builder.
Toxic; Ryuta Hara, president Kanega-
fuchi Cotton Mil company: Zenjuro
HoIikoshi exporter, Toxic. Tamenisuke
lshibashi. member house OF representa-
lives. Morimutsu Ito, owner OF dry
goods store. Nagoya Keno Iwahara,
managing director Mitsul & Co, Toxic:
1einosage Ivamoto broker Osaka
Stock Exchange Suyeo Iwaya. literary
editor Hakubunkau Publishing COM
pany. N. kadono, vice president Cham
Der Of Commerce OF Nagoya; Kiunosuke
kauino. banker. Baron Naibukanda
professor Peers school Toxic: Kunizo
hoike, member Toxic chamber OF Com
melpc; Or r. kumagae physician. Inn
portal university Toxic: Tol<unosuRe
Machlda. cotton and silk merchant:
koliro Matauiata, assistant mayor OF
Osaka, DR.. Takiilto Mlnami. professor
ia Northwestern Imperial university.
Iokogoru Nakahashi president Osaka
steamship company; Buyel Nakano
president Toxic Chamber Of Commerce.
kaichiro Nedzu president Toxic Rail
WAY company Nariyoshi Nishiike, Sec
rotary kyoto Chamber OF Commerce:
Nishimara. president kyot0 Chamber of
Commerce; HokuslIn OIL Yokohama
Ihamher OF Commerce; Helbel saka-
suchi silk merchant Osaka: sakutaro
,atako. president Toxic Electric Light
ng company Baron ShibusaWa, presi-
lent Dal lchi bank. Toxic. A. Shito. al
rector silk conditioning house. Yoke.
hama; * Soda, banker Shingoro Raki-
sha, secrttaI2 Osaka Chamber o. Com
nerce; Narazo Iakatsuj, director
hancgafuchi Cotton MIL company. To.
No. kumoliro Taxi. member house u
Shingichi Tamura. ex-
porter and importer. Kobe Teraklro
Nntase, proprietor Toxic Plant. Steel
md Implement company. Motosada
lumoto. proprietor 0f Japan Times: N
Nagal, acting consul general al San
Francisco. y. Nunmano. consul at
Portland. Or. T. Tunaka. consul al
seattle.
The party Is ln charge of the jap
'nesc consul general r. Midzuno of
Sow York