Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-19
BIG EXPOSITION NOW
PROMISES SUCCESS


full conception OF the magnitude of the
Industrial Exposition to be held in this
city September 26 to October Is.
! 1t is the first big show of the kind
ever attempted in the state and the
success of the first exhibition will
insure an annual display which will
| come to be looked forward to with
great pleasure.
While Labor Commissioner Gil.
breath and his able assistants are
| working like trojans to make the show
all that it should be- the cooperation
of the people of the state is necessary
to bring about the desired results.
Nothing will do more to advertise
the state ana it's resources than this
exhibition and nothing will so stimu.
late state pride and industrial effort
Commissi oner Gilbreath has put his
department in communication with
commercial and agricultural bodies in
manufacturers thereof, and from every
source comes encouragement.
The date of the exposition is but a
little more than two months distant
and there is much to be done in this
time.
Every county in the state should
organize for the purpose of co-opera-
ton and every leading agriculturist
should participate
This exposition is a state affair and
must be so conducted to be success
full. 1t was conceived with this idea
and has been promoted with no other
end in view.
Many of the leading business men
of North Dakota cities and towns have
manifested an interest in the big en-
terprise and many more will do so. but
it is necessary that all become active
at once.
1t has been suggested. and with ex-
celleht Judgment that the industrial
and commercial bodies of the state
appoint committees to actively take
up the work of inviting and preparing
exhibits. A little time devoted to this
feature now will be worth much more
than a frenzied activity later on.
There are going to be wide range
of entertainment features aside from
the exhibits, an attractive program
now being arranged. But these are
matters which the managers of the
big show must provide, schedule and
arrange. What is particularly desired
is that the people of the state become
active in preparing their exhibits and
arranging for their display in the big
exposition building.
1t is to be hoped that the communi-
ties of the state will act upon the sug-
gestion of Commissioner Gilbreath and
organize for the work in this connec.
ton, due from and expected of them.
The Commercial club of Bismarck,
at meeting yesterday appointed the
following committees and the members
will take active charge of the duties
assigned them at once:
Committees.
observation-disclosures A. Welch, chair
man; C. B. Little, R. D. Hoskins, F. L.
Conklin, F.. w. Clark, F. E. Young, Sec
rotary; H. J. Duemeland.
Finance-H. S. Smith, chairman;
George A. Welch, J. L. Bell.
COuC0SSlOuS dlu ~. -
Hoskins, chairman; f. H. J.. Vesper-
man, F. f. Shepard, c. w. Temple,
Arthur Bauer, julius Sell. r. L. Best,
Robert Orr, r. H. Treacy.
Transportation-1. p. Baker, chair
man; S. w. Derrick Charles Glitschka,
E. B. Woodward, George Gussner, E.
). Fields, J. p French, c. NJ. Dahl.
Publicty-George H. Russ, Jr., G.
F. Mcpherson, L. K. Opdyke, w. H.
McMasters, Bradley Marks. John Ora
ham, L. K Thompson. Frank Fox.
Baseball Games-T. r. Cayou, chair.
man; A. w. Eppinger. A. l.. Kershaw,
G. A. Selvig, w. N. Chase, George S.
Adams, Jno. Holman.
Reception A. Williams, w. H.
Winchester, J. P. Jackson. f. G. Pat
terson, A. w. Lucas. Henry Tatley ].
w. Foley, DR.. NJ. w. Roam. Charles T.
Staley. DR.. F.. P. Quain. R. N Stevens.
r. R. Steedman, William Fl. Webb, Jr.,
P. E. Byrne, John Yegen, Oscar H.
Will. F. r. Smyth, Maj. Frank Fl. AL
bright.
Decorations-R. c. Battv. r. r. At
kinson, H. T. Murphy, H. c. Rhud.
Henry Richholt, A. p. Lenhart. John
Maassen. William Laist, F. w. Murphy.
w. E. Butler.
Conventions and Meetings-C. l..
Vigness. S. F. Ferguson. Andrew Mil
Ter, F.. ]. Taylor. G. A. Rawlings.
Space for Exhibitors Outside of E,X-
hibition Ruilding-F. f. Young, chair
man; F. f. Copelin. Walter LOOMS. J.
A. Haney, C. T. DeLamoure.
Accommodations and information
A. B. WEIGH, chairman; George Will,
w. A. Mcdonald. F. L. Shuman. John
A. Larson, Fred Carstens.
Industrial Parade-W. S. Casselman,
Joseph Hare, ST.. c. c
Wachter Austin Logan, O. w. Rob-
arts. A. G.. Hinckley.
Automobile Show. w. Clark
Hartman; G. w. Henzler, w. f. Lair,
Christian Bertsch. Jr., f. A. Hughes,
Burt Finney, G.. E. Bemis.
Exposition Building-O. F. He'll
trom, chairman: D. T. Owens. q. N.
Durham, D. NJ Slattery. F. G. Grambs,