Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-20
BIG CROWDS VISIT COLISEUM
Many Features Are Applauded Ere.
quently by the Throngs.
GOVERNOR SENDS GREETINGS
General Manager Paisley is Master
of Ceremonies During Day.
PROMINENT MEN GIVE TALKS
ThronEhout the Dny Entertaining
Features Are Presented by Band,
HnwHiinns aud Vaudeville
Artists.

iuhno oaS was the dig thursday fea-
ture at the Omaha Land show. The ex-
ercises were held IN the special tent
during the afternoon and were well at
tended. attracting not only all OF tho
Idaho visitors but those from Nebraska
and elsewhere, The program was enter
tanning and was frequently greeted with
applause. II opened with a selection by
Green's band, the members of the Ha-
waian quintet, in instrumental music and
native songs.
As master OF ceremonies General Man
ager Paisley Of the Land show read a
telegram from Governor Hawley. in which
he expressed HIS regrets at being unable
to attend. extending his best wishes,
however, for the success Of the Land
show,
In extending the welcome of the Land
show management MIR. Paisley took occa-
sion 10 remark that this was the second
time that he had greeted Idaho at the
Omaha Land show, The first time the
state came with a small exhibit, but
this time II was on hand with one that
was most complete and perfect In all OF
its details. representing the resources OF
the industries of tho great common
wealth.
Mr. Paisley was the person who visited
Idaho and secured the cooperation OF
that state
Responding to the subject, Developing
a New Land" J. r. Foulk OF Idaho
stated that he was not present for the
purpose Of alluring any person away from
position that was paying well, nor
would he advise any person 20 leave
Nebraska or any other place If such
person was contented and doing we'll
adding. But II you are not. then come
Idaho Wins Prizes.
Mr. F'oulk told OF the soil Of Idaho
impressing the fact upon the minds OF
the listeners that It's products had been
shown at two great expositions. ana al
both Il had carried away prizes As 10
the soil. he explained that 1t was mixed
with volcanic ash and had received the
wash of the mountains for centuries
For twenty feet II Is OF the same char
aeter. producing everything except the
products OF the tropics.
Upon the subject OF opportunities Mr..
Foulk explained that in Idaho there are
plenty OF them, but to succeed one must
work. He had no apology to offer Tor
any mart of the state. II has a splendid
market, no explained. and is shipping It's
products to all sections OF the home
country, as we'll as abroad. In conclu-
sion. he remarked
1--WE want the best OF you TO come; we
want you in our society and If you come
10 us we know you will like us
President c. c. Rosewater OF the Land
show spoke OF the opportunities OF ldaho'
recounhng them as being many ana
varied He spoke OF three great water
powers and the sunshine, and mace
little play upon Mr., Foulk's desire 10 IN
troduce omaha society into the state OK
Idaho by saying
"You not only want us 10 come. but
you want the benefit OF our society 70
mix with
Then the speaker told the story OF tne
Romans, who planted colonies IN Ali'os,
and then called the members OF sucn al
! uorans. and 80 II was with Omaha
:, h.a nlan+ed its colonies IN Idaho, but.
IN his opinion. they stiIl have kindly
feeling for Omaha.
omaha Is gateway
Mr. Kosewater referred 10 the faet thut
the iobbers OF Omaha look upon luano
ss one OF their best fields Tor opshese
ana that many OF them nave gone "
the extent Of establishing branch houses
In that state Concluding, ne SAID
IL a man can do better IN losho ,n1l rs.
in Nebrsska We say. so and God speed
you. .,... ,,,,,,tet
AZ this juncture the Hawaiian auin's'
sang Idaho; o. Idaho.
In TriphnmIncr style
In q splendid triphammer style OF deiiv'
or, lanes w. Jones discussed the
economic relations OF omaha to ldaho'
saying: -, r,,.,.t.
In discussing the relations OF omahs
and the development of Idaho 1t Is I'M
portant to remember three underlying
economic factors, Ws; production. DIS
tribution and consumption Idaho
large markets for many Of the manntse-
tured products of the middle west and