The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

must proceed on new lines. II is not
Labor members alone who must be paid.
In every party il ought TO be possible
Tor the people TO put forward any can
didate they please Tho true solution
is to be found In the proposal of the
Furnishing Trades federation, namely,
universal payment OF members by tho
state"
Will Hold Festival.
The Festival OF Empire, which has
been postponed owing to the death of
King Edward until the summer OF 1911
promises TO be OF an even more elabo-
rate character than had been originally
contemplated, for it is now felt that the
festival will be of increased use and
value as an "at home" 10 the visitors
from the Over Seas. Dominion" who will
he in England for the coronation OF
King George, In It's main details the
festival Will be as originally contem-
plated. but its scope Will be enlarged.
especially as regards Its visual iDstruc-
tion in the various aspects and indus
tries of the 'ovcr seas dominions." The
courts of these dominlons Will be made
an important and more prominent part
OF the festival With the assistance OF
drawn up which has received the hearty
support of the high commissioners Of
the selfgovernins dominions and has
been forwarded to them by their respec
tive governments,
What Scheme Provides.
This scheme provides for the erection
In the grounds OF the crystal palace OF
a series OF buildings some two-thrds
of the actual size OF the respective par
lament buildings or seat OF government
OF each OF the self governed dominions.
These buildings viii be filed with OK
hibils showing by means of working
models, pictures and cinematograph lee
lures, as we'll as by products, the eX-
tent, resources. industries and develop
ment of the empire. Around the grounds
there is being constructed n railway:
hanked on either side by scenery repre-
sentlng the country through which it
passes; which will suggest as nearly as
route The railway Will be about a
mile and a half long.
Entertainments Provided.
The hospitality committee has arranged
and receptions for over
sea visitors. There are 10 be weekly
at which musicians and music
of all parts of the empire will be heard,
and there VIII be lectures and debates
in the central hall and In the various
over-sea parliament buildings. 1t is In
tended that the Crystal Palace itself
shall be devoted to an all british exhibit
ton Of arts and industries. with q special
section for womcns work. A country
life exhibition on novel lines Is also to
he held. The sports committee, of which
Lord Dcsborough is chairman, is now
making arrangements for the holding of
an imperial sports meeting and carnival,
and battles of flowers. military tattos,
symkhanas demonstrations Of flying and
theatrical and musical entertainments are
also to be arranged, II Is expected that
the new electric railway to the palace
Will be opened in April of next year. in
time for the holding OF the festival.
In the Light Brigade.
The death OF Miss Florence Nightin-
gale calls to mind the fact that OF the
rank and file OF those who took part in
the charge OF the light brigade at Bala-
lilava only thirty-two are left. or these.
twenty-five are In necessitous crcum-
stances, The oldest Is Sc. and but for
effort he and his compan-
ions would have had their last days over
shadowed by want. 1t is thirteen years
since T. II Roberts established the Bala-
lllava light brigade charge survivors, re-