The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
Great Exposition of Utah Prod
ucts Will Begin Mon
day Night.
MUSIC. BABY CONTESTS
AND OTHER BIG EVENTS
Merchants and Manufacturers
of State to Exploit Resources
in Real Earnest.


sets of the general campaign being
waged here for the patronage of home
industries will be the pure food show
to be given from tomorrow night until
Saturday night ut the Auditorium on
Richards street by the Retail Mcr-
chants association. The merchants and
manufacturers of the state have cx'
pended a young fortune in getting the
show into shape to do full justice TO
Utah products and TO show the people
the advantage of patroniZing home in
dustries ana also using only such foods
MS are pure according to the standards
set up by the state aud federal gov
Crnment.
The main object The merchants had
in mind in getting the show together,
according to Secretary T.. I. Egli of
the Merchants association, was TO show
the people of Salt Lake and the peo
pie of the state generally that Utah
really produces everything needed on a
complete table.
Advantage was taken of conference
week so that the incoming saints could
be shown the big display and educated
in the way of buying the proper kinds
OF Goods.
The state is expcnding considerable
H'Ht' III biS SAH''it iOl !
educat tional purposes. The state food
and dairy department and city have
united in the display and hope to pre-
sent things which will open the eyes
OF Ill who arc Interested IN pure food |
made in Utah under sanitary condi-
tons.
Fine Programmes Arranged.
To make tho show doubly interest |
ing an exceptionally fine programme
al oil. n
ing and vaudeville has been arranged |
and undoubtedly will attract large
crowds during the wek.
The workmen set TO work Saturday |
morning Installing the displays in the
big hall on Richards street and by
Many OF the workmcn will he busy
today The hall as arranged com
Prises long rows Of booths, all pure
white in color. with frosted electric
lights around the edges Of the booths
The auditorium, as it stands. has been
called 1.-The White City" by some and
by others - Spotless Town. The white
signifies tic general purity which is to
characterize the food products on dis
play.
Secretary Eeli, who has had direct
charge of the arrangements for the
show. said Saturday that be was
pleased with the prospects.
Eleased With Outlook.
we have had demand for more
room, said Mr.. Egli. ''than we have
pccn ablc to supply. The manufac-
the show and ] ann gratificd to see
that they are going to install real
CLASSY displays All kinds of interest.
inf TEXTURES are being arranged which
assure the show being attractive as well
as intersting.''
AZ meetings Saturday morning and
afternoon the programme of tho week
was completed. As announced Satur
gay afternoon in its completed form
II promises all kinds of interesting fea
lures 1t is as follows:
Monday Night.
Utah manufacturers night.
La1ics TO receive tags emitting them
Sn...i, SSraecitIon .;;;.::.-.'-.,...s. Hold's Band
George S. McAlistcr.. president
sc,eaiddm MadnufastnIers' ASSOCIATION.
MTs j. McPhce PE Joy alISs kades M,iI Chorus
l.evcy Mrs. Leon Mayhue. Mrs.
Alma ELLIS. Miss Rca Lcvcy Miss
Clareta Jensen, a1rs. Chas Hyde.
Mrs. l.. bevey. Mrs. William
Jensen, director.
address ss1drs;sn 49, Mayor John s: Bransford
SeieetioH ..'---'>s--. HGld's bano
Tuesday Afternoon,
Baby contest
Silver loving CUBS for prizes
Pettiest baby up to months old
Preiticst oaby between months and
Prettiest baby between year and II
years old.
Tuesday Night.
Male chorus .:.....-,. Oriole ouartette
Hyrum Christensen: a. f, Brady.
ia mes Moncar. Albert kedd!ug-
Musical numbers
IT., Fred Barner and EISin crahams.
Carnations 10 the ladies.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Old folks day and fat babies day
Baby contest.
Eatcst bnby under months of age.
tattest Lahy between months and |
Fatest baby between year and ~
years Of age
Wednesday Night.
Retail merchants night
Labrrnaclc choir will render following
Wales of Dcserei" c,eo
Ny Ny vallex Home" .... Solo and chorus
-: May Brown and riopi, elu,,
Male chorus. Gents ur Tabernrcle choir
Soprano solo-"My Western Homo"
Roses and Lilies ai'sI asjss sHssie In,,,o Sm,h
Utah. We Love Thee"
EVAN SteDhcDs. conductor
J. ]. Mcclellan, org,lnist
Geo. w. Smith. secretary.
Thursday Afternoon,
Ogden day.
Baby contest.
Pretticst baby up to I year
Prettiest baby up 10 J.! years old.
Pretttest baby up To = years old.
Thursday Night
Utah night
Japanese love song illustrated. ar
ranged by Mrs. Frank Larsen and pre !
Sented by the following young ladies:
bertha Emery, Ruth Emery Edith En-
cry. Grace Evans and Anna Davis.
pegracc"-Comedietta in one act
under the direction OF Mrs. Frank Lar
sen with the following caste;
Mrs; Dodge e.->-.-,.,.... Gladys Young
Siadys Quincy Henrietta Kraft
Gathlecn Lawtou. ..,.. Josephine Young
{Esuei {Stiuei Ila"iss; -..'...... Virginia Young
Eline De Falence .,.. Charlotte perkes
h'Iot ahampneys. Enid May