The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-03
na-Pacific international
position Delegation Is
Greeted in Ogden.
AND STATE OFFICIALS
JOIN IN RECEPTION
guished Party From the
st Makes Brief Stop in
the Junction City.
!, The Tribune.

bm IN, MAY 2-The Panama canal
fp11 IN in 1915. In that year there
y =, held in San Francisco the Pan
bzs.ifc International exposition.
|a :, e. commemorate the opening of
tm,E atest artificial waterway In the
IA. nof the world. The reason why
|sv,n Rt international exposition will
u ioin the metropolis of the Pacific
s1H because San Francisco says it
ud- dI held there. And when San
pavro people say that they arc go
EV 10 n thing the balance Of the
Isa Is, California puts its shoulder
IA wheel and that settles 1t, for
b firo good as done. And this IS
fm uof Californlans. People In the
|uS hsfatc do things.
ID 6t4 the commercial organizations
cossd francisco passed resolutions in
|.o1 a lIsthe plan of holding a world 8
~ ~ celebrate the completion of the
a,ir E canal. Two years later, in
|iy m in Francisco gave formal no.
b. 7the world Of her intention to
|h Esworld g fair in honor of the
hMi0n Of the great waterway, In
&.at there might be priority of
p @ifthe matter establi he'd, Repre-
julius Kahn of San Fran
10 y .ttled the question OF priority
mt 4ucing in congress a bill which
lid d 81 for an appropriation of five
eel iIldollars by the government of
|as crz'ed States TO aid the project,
net u}was fitting that Philadelphia
Pupea Hlebrate the birth Of the ma
neec :, ~ Chicago should celebrate the
70 " of the continent Of which
|or Bn7e center; that st. Louis should
he O., the Louisiana purchase; so
|ssM nght and proper, declare San
b al ans, that San Francisco, tho
syo' US of the Pacific, the city bv
tssien Gate, should celebrate the
nam Iof the worlds greatest water
ec ~ paa1 link that will wed the At
,ri s'nd the Pacific, and serve 70
! Eys i. beyond the dreams Of avarice,
p5sp,erce of the Pacific coast and
~ 70 golden west.
NJ. u Delegation Starts East.
nis * arranged all the preliminaries
n. Asc{ on April %. 1910, five days
upa two hours time the citizens
| for y francisco subscribed four mil
| I'd - ars TO insure the success of
lbo1t ,is proposed to be the greatest
urh IN the world has ever known.
ya ~s,ie, it was decided to send a
nm across the country 10 visit
An II q, i:Ipal cities and proclaim what
oupd sracisco had decided TO do and
|,untl1s
|sitIc1 q morning Il special train of
eoura cars left San Francisco over
! stN hern Pacific bound east. Tho
ae!sE lsisted of five cars, baggage,
~ 40 sleepers and an observation
,;rs rfthls train were these gentle
@ avs ,mbcrs of the Panama Pacific
HE s19nal exposition delegation;
the ~ illett. governor OF California.
[cato.s, <dcCarthy, mayor OF San Fran
Re r'ss s0oent on the san Francisco and
|as 70 yo,hiiiornia Building Trades coun-
Lac 10 VI. Metcalf. vice president OF The
IA b fflngs bank OF Oakland, Cal, for
ID coidf< Tsthry ot commerce and labor
| tImt 5rly secretary OF the navy.
held ~ senshaw, justice of the supreme
| ard y ne state OF California.
|r,Iur " Leads CnrsIle, president Of
|acirf, 'per OF commerce of San Fran
|,u Is n pSolph. Jr.. president Of the mcr
scrtrtf fchange OF San Francisco.
IA lsf e. Gerber, president of the
d 10 b National bank of Sacramento,
oo.sos prcsidcnt OF the Earl Fruit com
|eI Tnrpey. vice president Of the
SAtionul bank, Fresno, Cal. and
president OF the California
sid 2wers' association.
IA - MAN NJ Garland, president OF
soIo o.s n state board OF Los Angeles. Cal.
N BlW II t. Daryic nronrint1r n; .Ir
rupHi, Tribune. Oakland. cal.
|all hs' ,. Evans. Napa. Cal, prcgidcn,
tnniacturers and Shippers as
bI,N Spf Napa and president OF the
Ru.Mn, l13e company
f[INb ichandelaar sccretarv M tho
and Manufacturers associa- =
~ Angeles, Cal. and consul for
Ww 'erlands for southern California
;. ma.
,erhoF Frlcdlandcr, secretary OF tho
.,s,ssiR exchange OF San Francisco
HnaS oi the exposition dclega-
1s 30 eengwick Aiken. editor of III,
peu ~ baZine and special representa-
|tion department OF publicity and
| :,,res ~ OF the exposition.
lp' pper, sacramento. Cal priya ( o
,oy No 70 governor Gillett.
and don, "'''' S'S"osr'pheF Tor
r.->Ilington tho delegation will be
T>the following:
,,.;a Young. proprietor San Fran
Inv. Horpick. manager Of the
s.s-$iP lsco Cali.
81 Naryo. San Francisco capI-
wv INST. San Francisco.
~ tearst; proprietor OF the San
Tbe, f1 examiner and the Los Apge-
"a otriys Hammond. San Francisco.
- haG Sintosh. vice president Of the
| be ahsp ittAs5ociat ton of San Francisco.
|Elissy Fps will be made on the iour
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