The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
EVERYBODY MAY SEE
AND HEAR PRESIDENT
Perfect Arrangements Are
Making for Speaking at
State Fair Grounds.
TO INSPECT EXHIBITS
Will See Wonderful Things
Utah Has to Offer; EXpOSi-
ton Greatest in History.
TO INSPECT EXHIBITS

The work Of the State Fair aSsocla-
tion is "A factor quite in evidence IN
the entertainment Of President Taft, and
ns soon as the party reaches Main
street from Fort Douglas the president
will realize that the Utah state far rs
one of the biggest achievements OF this
wonderful aud resourceful stale. On
President : day the official route from
Fort Douglas will be down South Tenn
pie 10 the Oregon Short Line station,
thence north on Third West TO North
Temple. thence west on North Temple
to Fifth West, thence north 10 FIRST
North and thence west into the lalr
grounds through the new welcome arch
at the new entrance.
The presidential party will 90 direct
lv to the official headquarters, where
President Taft will deliver his speech
to an audience which will possibly con
tain 10000 persons, the great parade
court that faces the headquarters Will
accommodate that number. The Young
Mems Republican club will have this
feature of the programme in charge,
and it's officials will occupy the seats
near the president. Upon the conclu-
sion Of the address. the party viii pro
ceed TO the new race track for review
of the prize winning livestock Presi-
dent Taft will make this inspection
from carriage drawn By Utah S finest
horses The public will be allowed to
witness this inspection from the new
grandstand
Will Inspect Exhibits.
In order to expedite matters, 1T has
been decided TO clear all the buildings
of the people during the president 5
passage through the fair grounds. This
will give he president better chance
to sec the various exhibits, The inspec.
tion Will start at the horticultural
building, taking each building IN order
and end al the poultry EXHIBIT. Ihence
the party Will proceed along Redman
avenue. where the president Will view
the cattle and horses on exhibition. The
costumes worn by the various attend,
ants will be white, and the stables VIII
he goreeously decorated in the national
colors At the conclusion Of tins IN
spection. the general committee Will re-
ceive the president and proceed WIN
the entertainment planned for him.
Should Come Early.
The officials are confident OF the
great success OF the fair this year and
I
ever on record The citizens OF Salt
Lake are expected to visit the fair as
early in the week MS possible. Geuer'
ally the first two or three days the at
tendance is rather light. owing 10 the
fact that people put off their visit un-
It'll the last few days. This year as
surance Is made that all displays Will
be completed on the dav of the open.
ing, and those who avail themselves OF
the first part of the week will see all
the exhibitions while everything IS
fresh and clean.
1t is hoped by the officials that
'evervone will provide themselves with
the proper change 10 operate the new
.turnstiles. There will he no tickets
sold. and adults Will need a silver quar-
Ter and the children silver dime TO
operate the turnstile.
Supervisor Hewlett announces that
all of the space in the manufacturers
building is taken and many appIlca
tons have been refused, thus making
a waiting list. Should any fail to have
their exhibits in place on time others
will be given space All of the work
men. including the painters and deco
irators. will complete their work Mon
ldav night. SO that the exhibitors may
place their displays Tuesday.
There is still some available room IN
the merchants building. which is also
under the supervision of Mr. Hewlett
This building will be for merchants and
out side manufacturers, and any one
who wishes space will be accommodated
By applying TO Secretary Ensign.