The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
UTAH EXHIBIT IS
SPLENDID SUCCESS
Consratulatory Dispatches
Are Received From Omaha
Land Show.
EXCELS ALL, SAYS HAYS
w. f. Jensen Will Also At
tend Chicago and New
York EXpositions.
5XCELS ALL, SAYS HAYS

The unprecedented success OF the Sec
ond annual land show at Omaha. the
striking excellence. of Utah's splendid eN-
hibit and the splendid effect of the work
which is carried on by The publicity bu
reau uf the Salt Lake Commercial club,
strikiusly evidenced In tccsraphic dis
patches received yesterday from j. Ed
ward Taylor. state horticultural Inspector,
In charge of the Utah display, and III. II.
Hays prominent member Of the club
and manager of the Wiley tours TO Icl-
lowStonC park.
According 10 these men. tho land show
Is pronounced success. With a large at
tendance and great Improvement over last
years event High tribute Is paid 10
tho Commercial club for It's work in con
ncction with the Utah exhibit and the
exploitation of Utah's advantages and re-
sources. One Of tho dispa atches reads that
the Utah display eXccls all others i'm moro
than ono respect. Following arc the wires
received yesterday by Secretary Joseph
T.. Cainc;
Omaha. Mob. Oct. il. 1al1
Joseph T.. Cainc Secretary Commercial
Club, salt Lake City. Utah:
Land slow pronounced success At
tendance very good. Grea! Improvement
position as Il state. All interests repre-
scented will get good results. Inquiry for
dry farm enlarged homestead story. Pub
l!City work Of club certainly telling.
j. EDWARD TAYLOR.
Omaha, Ncb., oct. is, 1911.
Joseph r. Calnc. Secretary Commercial
Club, Salt Lake City. Utah:
! must congra t,llate tho state OF Utah
on It's mcritorious exhibit at tho Omaha
land show. In my opinion IL cXcels any
thing hcrc, not only in The artful dis
play of products. but also in elegance or
] am lecturing here daily
on Yellowstone park.
II. II, HAYS,
Will Represent Club,
w. f. Jensen, a member OF the Com
norcial club bosrd of governors. who is
now I'm Omaha, has been appointed spc-
rial representative during The big land
show; also chairman of tho Utah dclcca-
ion 10 the meeting of the Western Dc
'elopmcnt association, which VIII take
place In Omaha October %. This 'orEanI-
"a ;ion was formed al The last land show
II Omaha 'or The purpose Of developing
he west. At this convention Mr.. Jensen,
J. Edward Taylor. j. T. Iingsbury, Dun
AN MacNiChic, Oscar l.. Cox and others
Who go 10 the American Mining congress
II Chicago will represent the Commercial
'luh and will see That Utah gets her fun
lpporiinninent In tho plans TO build up
md exploit tho west.
II Is expected that Utah will make a
;reat showing during the American Land
md Irrigation exposition AT Madison
November 8. Tho exhibit now al Omaha,
which is attracting so much attention and
avorablc comment, will be improved In
very way possible. Those behind tho
move viii spare neither expense nor CT
ort In making tho display better than
lnything of It's kind Utah has ever sent |
orth in her own interest.
Gilbert McClurg, mana ger of the expo !
ition. has announced that aside from tho |
appearance Of the New York chorus of !
he Mormon tabernacle choir one OF the
c9turcs Of the big show viii he the visit |
{ The leading braves and chiefs of the !
ila"kfoat Indian tribe, who will go to |
>ew York To study agriculture The cX- |
crimcnt has The sanction of officials nj |
Washington, il is said. and its working
ut VIII be watched with especial interest J
" President Taft and Secretary OF the |
Interior Fisher,
The move is regarded AS significant, in
smuch as the Blackfeet reservation is
o he opened 10 white settlers next sprine
'eiorc This is done. each Indian Of tho
ribc. which numbers 5000 VIII be given
farm: upon which he can practice agri
ulturc according to the knowledge gained
\ modern methods