The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-11

especially the business and ruplloity
men have taken hold enthuaiasticsly,
Success was spelled for inc occasion
from the very beginning and X seeuIs
almost certain that celebrations OF
this sort IN the future Will prihg ING
best and most prontaote puoilo,.y
Utah products and manufactured
goods. III 80,
conclude until December 10. Is Gooa
thing for the schools TO conduct ana
the subject, Utah Products Day,
will give the pupils something Wi.n
which they are moro or less iaiIl"n.
to write about II win also arouse an
interest among them 10 cultivate inc
spirit OF boosting for home gooas.
They will learn the actual tesourceSS .S
OF the state and the education VIZ
branches OF learning. I think on the
whole, Utah Products Day mas
been successful and that II is tne
first step toward procuring nasiol,ai
regulation for Utah and It's products
Splendid Display.
D. G. Dunbar, vice chairman OF the
manufacturers committee OF the CONNER
c,al club. presided and introduced ine
speaker, One OF the feaures OF tho aat
was the splendid display OF utsn an prSouoof 6or 81
commerce in the Vermont building Irns
display was the largest and most com
plete panorama OF Utah-grown end man
shown. It created a profound and lasting
impression on those who saw II,
The home industry exhibits TO be seen
in many of tine store windows ana III
many OF the restaurants were also ais
.lnct credit TO the resources OF inc state
The menus prepared by the hotels, care.
teriaS. cafes. restaurants ana Puninen
cars consisting OF Utah proaucts "erd
passing through the state inquired as u
the nature and Importance OF the occa
sion They were told that while In Itar
they would be given the full benefit ol
thought the plan n novel ono ana II
is believed tina, the celebration left a
profound impression with them.
Musical Programme.
The luncheon at the Commercial clul
was featured by musical programme
given by the children's chorus from the
eighth grade OF the Lafayette school. un-
Ter the direction Of Professor w a. wet.
eel Professor Wetzel Is supervisor OF
music In the public schools OF the city
His pupils have attained a high standard
OF vocal excellence and their several mum,
bers were enjoyed by those present,
Almost Universally throughout tn'
the commercial clubs. business mon and
the townspeopIe In general Where meet
inGs were not held last night they VIII ot
arranged for DAYS later In the week foI
present
IL C. Carpenter secretary Of tho utal
Development league, and Secretary WI
c. Farrell OF the Commercial club left
last night for Garland to participate In 3
meeting there. They have other dates
arranged which will take them over q
large part OF the state. They Will speal
in the interests of promoting Utah prod
ucts,
AZ Ogden last night n banquet was
served at the Weber club which was
largely attended. Utah and the poss'hll-
tiles OF making II a greater state were
discussed.
A unique exhibit OF product OF Utah
was that displayed at The Wasatch Fish
e. Poultry company, at 66 West First
South street, A splendid specimen OF the
variety OF cinnamon bear. found In The
mountains east OF Heber City. and which
also inhabits the mountains in many
other sections or the state, was sent In
from Heber City by the Kohler brothers
of that place. The animal weighed 2It