The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-28
|IIH DAY At
| Los ANGELES
|.rrpor Spry and Other Lead
n, Citizens Visit Land and
Products Exposition.
|crrl7IyE IS PROUD OF
sHoWIyG OF HOME STATE
|hls Speech and Tells Cali
hnians of Progress Being
v,de by Their Neishbor.
The Tribune.

4, 10 The IrlouHe'
rs ANGELES, Cal, March To
,.,ab day at the Land and Prod
s,,lcn. Governor spry was to
.rNed In Los Angeles last night
s,.,n MIS- delayed and he lid not
4 ms city until 9:so o'clock this
:. wEh hin were Mrs. Spry and
s%,orh,er. Joseph l.. Caine. secre-
d :, 80 salt Lake Commercial club,
NJ. ce!nc; pr, and Mrs. Gilbert
-,L,,r and Arthur Pratt. warden OF
"a STATE penitentiary. WITH Mrs.
q ,,,,y was met ut the Salt Lake
L, n ncnlbers OF the executive com
..tc the exposition dHG Governor
-,Eu s,ry we're escorted 10 the Alex
.Is,:,d where rl:cir looms had been
,,,i Whit roses ana violcts At 10
\, N official welcome 70 The city
n s,i.nded 10 the governor at the
y, yayor George Alexandra was un-
II n d, present but sent his greet
Il llm Angeles vas represented hy
ER,p, James Slausson and Seer -;3rN
~ WI,c,ns OF the chamber Of COM
'4HZ. Osborne. Waiter Raymond.
4 q Flhl. W W. Mines and L. y.
'm
GeTsgnor Visits Exhibition,
|R pH,nor was the guest of j.. a.
II Il igacheon al TIC cahfonh club
y s,ty In the afternoon mo;?:ea 10
Ssrrs auditorium. going directly
~ ri,h exhibit. where he was vel
~ BY j. Edward Taylor, who has
Re n he booth. Other parts of the
y vrs completely deserted and all
stsd sout 10 shake hands with the
snsssi!ye 10 Utah.
|es.ns5 Spy was urged 10 make Z
|11l lhs number OF beans in the jar
= cish exhibit. In which contents
|sM Is 70 he awarded as Il prize. and
q tstmst!ng that there are just
hari IN The glass. lie said he was
Il n Hcr!l win. He was urged 10
IL ,say kind OF fruit on display.
y hike With hirn ton or Two Of
ne md finally escaped from the
|=illss. automobile. from which he
t-NhElg OF thes He returned
Z Apdltcrium In the evening and
~ AZ of the exhibits. exe mining
5t=g displayed.
av runber Of Utah cltizeus ar
|{ hlsl In the day and visited the
1epr In The evening. Others who
ei!E Will come today. Professor
tso arTived yesterday from Utah
HW San Francisco. He said that
1ls Of Utah has already received
hsgiies as the result OF the ex-
9lsh!sd With What He Saw.
rsH Spry was surprised and de-
aH declares IL is one OF .ne
ear hat has eve- been done 10
1N lE west. You arc giving
s said the governor. as he
u: booth where the Utah eX-
SAfe, Yesterday. and one that
v tseh g0ud for the entire west.
ttie especially 10 see il. and
HeeE SURPRISED and ] am glad
lhh Is so well represented.
esn people believe In these cx-
|" nave found that they pay.
ntg years ago that California
y sat was. believe, the first ey-
Hlm products ever prepared on
,1H and sent to other parts OF
We se are as yet compare lively
Sca IN the matter Of concerted
,,a assisting the movement for
H; IN " Ihe west. but VIC are en-
e.., % VOTE firm in the belief that
IAN extent each state will profit
1m%ss OF It's neighbors."
a ~ s,ry then hrauched of on the
sIy Farming. telling of the
Is being made in this direc-
~ sd'" Of Utah. He said that
n, -, q. Merrill Utah has one OF
nc m,u,.hI m,iehI dry farming experts
~ He called attention TO
lsrSs, ,Ayrimentai farms and tho
,tS.d' Oh bushels Of wheat theV