The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-03
PR @ MIN EN I
MEN IN I HE
PARTY

w nfH ll''f SDN'idl Aih w -
bearing some Of the foremost otti-
zens OF California pulled out OF OG-
den yesterday afternoon. the hospl-
tally of ogden was again being dls-
cussed by those energetic boosters
aud builders OF city which has
sprung up as if by magic from out OF
the ruins Of city that had been al
most completely destroyed by nature
four wears ago Not only wore the
Californians discussing Ogden and its
people. but the people of Ogden and
OF the state who were at the depot
were In hearty accord With the move
ment that has been inaugurated for
the holding OF an exposition In San
Francisco five years hence to cele-
brate tho completion of the Panama
canal The CalifOrniaDs know that
from the brief visit they had with
The governor of the state and the
mayors OF the two principal cities. as
well as other boosters OF the state,
that Utah would be with them for the
exposition.
The Callforniaps arc strong In their
determination TO hold one of the most
successful eXpoSitions the world ha3
ever seen and, with that end IN Wow,
have started in to do things five
years ahead Of time instead of trying
10 build an exposition within Il year
or eighteen months,
There were more automobiles at the
Union Depot than were needed and
Mayor Glasmann feels that he owes
,,ttf lid 10 ORG
for asking them to come to the depot
and then failing TO furnish them with
guests Many OF the businessmen OF
Ogden who promised 10 turn out Tor
the occasion were conspicuous by
their absence. hence some OF the
autos were not required. The next
time. the mayor says, he will invite
a less number of automobiles.
Tho visitors. while wrapped up in
their excursion 10 the national CAPT
tai in the interests OF the exposition.
nevertheless are making observations
OF the cities and towns through
which they pass. All the visitors ex-
pressed themselves as being highly
pleased with tho reception rendered
them in Ogden and were much I'M
pressed with the city after the auto
mobile ride.
The following list of the visitors
discloses the fact that Ogden had the
honor oil entertaining some of the most
prominent men Of California;
Hon J. y, Gillette, governor Of
California.
Hon. p. r. Mccarthy, mayor OF San
Francisco and members of the direct
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Hon. Victor H Mctcal!. vice presl-
dent of the Union Savings bank OF
Oakland. Cal. formerly secretary OF
commerce and labor and formerly
secretary of the navy,
Hon F w Henshaw, justice OF the
supreme court OF the state of Call
fornia.
Mr.. William Lewis Gerstle. presi-
dent OF the chamber of commerce of
San Francisco.
Mr.. James Rolph, Jr.. president OF
the Merchants exchange OF San Fran
cisco and member of the directing
board of the exposition.
Mr.. William 2 CARRIER. president Of
the California National bank of Sac
ramento. Cal.
Mr.. NJ. F. Tarpey. vice president Of
the Fresno National bank, Fresno.
Cal.
Colonel William NJ Garland, presI-
dent of the Real Estate board of Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. William E Dargie. proprietor
Of the Oakland Tribune, Oakland,
Cal
Mr. Luther J. Evans. Napa. Cal.
president OF the Manufacturers and
Shippers association OF Napa
Mr. F. ]. Zechandelnar secretary OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. T. Cary Friedlander. secretary
OF the Merchants exchange. San
Francisco. and secretary of the eN
position delegation to Washington.
Mr. Charles Sedgwicl1 Aiken, editor
of Sunset Magazine and special repre-
sentative OF the department of pub
llcity and exploitation of the eXposi.
tlon
Mr.. +. C. Cooper Sacramento. Cal,
private secretary 10 Governor Gil
lctte
Mr. G. f. Cooper. official stcncg.
rapher for the delegation.
Others who will Join the party in
Washington are;
MIR. NJ. H. De Young. proprietor of
the San Francisco Chronicle aud =
member OF the directing board OF The
exposition.
Mr- Charles W. Hornick. manager OF