The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
|nA CLAUS RULES
IN ALL THE STORES
rrat Variety of Toys on Dis
bay, With Wide Range
in The Prices.
N FRANCISCO BUSY
.siness Is Lively, the City
Fseling the Advance Ef-
fleets of Big Exposition.
FRANCISCO BUSY
nv RALPH JOHNSTON


,eosed Wire 10 The Tribune.
rw YORK. Dec. l6.-Santa Claus
I. IN Neg York lust now and 1t is
a any mans while TO take a trip
oeh the toy departments Of the great
.r3mcnt stores The first thing which
->s The man whose hair is growing
'tn making such a trip is the anlaz-
- rjciv OF tuvs and tho imme nso cost
.n,s of them. as compared with the
Y whcn il was his delight 10 take =
|ninsry survey OF st. Nick's stock in
a parents of family Of children who
A fhcm TO have tho best that's go
a, The glad Christmas tide must take
'rs wi1erc pennies would have done
business in the good old days Not
4 christmas shopping can't he done
he penny basis these days.
matter Of fact the most amazing
"a NAV he bought FOR the youngsier
little money. II there are
dolls there are also very good play
'ren for r nicklc. dime or quarter
'there Is plenty of the old-fashioueG
randy at a dime pound even II
arc confections at 81.
N next cause Of wondcrment is
= IN the world all the PEOPLE come
. VINO 90 lbpEllS anu GUY IlE. All
long the tov departments of the big
= remind one Of tho BROOKLYN bridge
,nre along about e o'clock in the
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rf1av be that the early Christmas
olng crusade which is being viSor-
4 preached from press and pulpit is
,nslblr for all these crowds. hut
doubt that they will be even great
D Christmas approaches.
'any event, round Of the toy en-
ms IS worth any mans while.
flrew Carnegie. by announcing his
~ world makers. has started a most
phtlpe game. It's a pretty poor
men OF the prominent citizen who
u able 10 break into print with his
|of the score OF men who have done
most Ia advance civilization There
wide range from which 10 choose
hero is as much variety as there is
'Icking tho All American football
n San Francisco Busy.
ID better 10 be of. rather than from.
francisco these days," said William
hell Bunker, director OF the san
deco chamber of commerce. who is
y east. Every sign spells progress
very san Franciscan is eager TO do
Hare -of progressive work. The pub
pirit OF the city recalls periods Of
2go. The people arc nothing VI not
|se. Just now they arc intensely
imous. The main motive is the 1915
s'tion. l'nanimity is indispcnsa blc
N Hcyposltion success. Hence n una
VI tnat passes all understanding.
\ The chamber Of commerce OF san
rlsfo, tho Merchants association and
ppBntown association wound up
nnl s,( a.. =.
<an Francisco chamber of commerce,
he new Organiza ton has n member
0t nearly 200o, and is doing things.
DID San Franciscans regard this
pr AS modern miracle. And still
\ miraculous is the fact that the
'Pr has proved real success. Quick
1hited action on commercial Issues
everyday occurrence. The cXposi-
1lso Influenced votes at the late cleo
>fASsln the necessity for unanlmity
zen by the people, and again they
<neir duty. The election Of James
y as mayor and the selection OF
w reliable subordinate officials in
= me administration for four years.
Are Working Together.
"a thc first time In many years San
.'eco is on good terms with Itself
Pent on making nrst-class history.
|lrl' The people realize that the honor
'e nation is tied TO the exposition,
Laey are bound that no local ieal-
snail Interfere with exposition sue
Nor is the exposition influence lin
~ San Francisco or the state. All
eclilc coast states are pledged TO the
'pfise. and all are aiding 1T in one
" another. In Charles c. Moore
4tnt- he exposition managers have
'.nlraole leader, and the directors are
|Le.,Ve and rcsourceful men.
ny me prospects of san Francisco do
~ SOLELY on the Unanimity OF the
j UNITY The city Is the financial CEN
Inc RAPIDLY Pacific coast,