Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-16
PROGRAM, OPENING DAY.

Doors open at p, m Opening exercises
at $3.50 y. m.
band selection, march dedicated to
band
Address OF welcome to Omaha by James
&. Dahlman mayor Of Omaha.
Response on behalf OF exhibitors by c.
chow.
Selection by Royal Hawaii .Maorian
Quintette
Address OF welcome for the state o,
Nebraska by Chester II Aldrich. COVER
nor Of Nebraska
Response, by DR. G. E. Condra. Lincoln.
Neh
Closing remarks by the chairman Of
Band selection. March Aviator.
Green's Land Show band,
Concert by Hawaii Maori and folk songs
by Royal Hawaii. Maorian auintetto on
stage No. 2, main hall. from $50 to 10
Demonstration and exhibits MACHINERY
and agricultural implements in machinery
hall, from 70 1880 ?. IN
Free moving pictures and stereopticun
views from 80 until u
Lectures Yellowstone park.
Burbank exhibit
Idaho beautiful scenery.
Utah's great land product exhibition.
Wilhamette panorama /. II. schreioer.
official lecturer Half hourly lectures
Captain Trebor's trained seals ana sea
lions from Pacific Grove, Cal Free ex-
hibiuon and vaudeville act AZ 10 p. NJ,
Green's Omaha Land Show band CON
cert free; from $50 "a II p. m Main
hall.
Formal opening. with lecture on the
'The conausring OF the west" at .
| p. m. ON back stage IN main hall
Lecture Program.
Lecture Hail A.
Moving pictures. trap shooting, from
"Ths Northwest by L. J. 9rnker. from
"say, Climate and Opportunity by ].
4. Jasper San Diego, Cal, from $50
yosemite Valley" by W. B. Letting
well from 2 TO . 30
Agricultural Possibilities of Utah" by
J. y. TAYLOR. fiom $50 20 s;sb
Lecture Hall B
| Agricultural Development by Prof
Chamberlain. from $50 10 g.
"washinston' BY H. P James, from
'Downey, Idaho ana the Marth vaney"
| by Z o Croclser from . 10 go
| The big Trees ana Mount Whitney" by
A Y Mot, from $50 TO s.55
Special Tent
why California Crows by Wilbur
Walker, from 70 $50
YELLOWSTONE Park by H. H Hayes
from $40 10 9l0
j The Willamette Valley hy D. c.
freeman from $50 TO $50.
10 10 1870
FiniAhing Touches Put On.
Enough men to constitute an army OF
no mean proportions worked in the Coli
scum all day Sunday placing exhibits and
getting everything in readiness for the
Omaha Land Show that begins al 7
O'Clock this evening At o'clock las,
night they had brought order out Of
chaos and With the exception Of putting
on few finishing touches the greatest
exhibit Of grains and grasses. fruits and
flowers. ever brought together and shown
under one roof is ready for the inspec.
ton of critical public.
sunday was a trying day for the off
GERS and exhibitors When they COM
meneed their work Just after daybreak
there remained much to do. Drays ana
express wagons lined North Twentieth
street at either end Of the Coliseum
They we're loaded with the best Of the
products Of dozen Of the western ana
middle western states and all anxious to
unload at one and the same time How
ever what under some circumstances
might have caused some confusion caused
only. rifle of stir out at the great
building, where Managers Buckley and
Paisley had their forces perfectly organ
ised.
The big boxes and cases were soon uu-
loaded from the wagons men falling upon
them, and soon having their contents
removed and ready for the booths in
which they will be shown during the next
twelve days
Today Will be a busy time with the
exhibitors, but al 7 o'clock this evening
when upon the big stage at the north end
OF the building, Governor Aldrich presses
the electric and strikes the silver bell.
Declaring the Land Show OPEN the ex-
hlbits will be in such perfect condition
that casual observer would never know