Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-07-25 | Page 10 | Already Drum up 1915 Fair Business

ALREADY DRUM UP 1915 FAIR BUSINESS That tha strongest bid for travel at any time In the history of the United Btetee will be made by tourlat com pa-nles pa-nles and railroad eompanlee for tha Panama-Pacific expoaltion In Ban Franclece in Itli la certain. Already the railroad and tourist oompanlee are preparing for the ruah. . . Tha first Botloe of action cornea today with an announcement from the Gregory Tour company that on January 1 next tne name of the company will be changed to the Travel Service bureau, and that of-flrea of-flrea will be opened at Chicago. It-Lou It-Lou Is. Atlanta. Oa.. and a number of other cities with a special view of booming boom-ing for business for the expoeltlon. An agent of tha company who la m gait I-aka City today la authority for the atatement that practically every one of the touring parties they will arrange for the expoeltlon will vialt Halt Lake City either going to o returning from Saa Francisco. KAILKOAO MOTES. William H. Bancroft, vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Una. and hla assistant. Fred H. Knickerbocker, Knick-erbocker, returned thla morning from an Inspection trip over the Idaho and Montana Mon-tana divisions of tne road. a a s K. C. Manaon. general auperlntendent of the Oregon flhort Una and Oejorge H. Smith, asalstant general attorney for the company, left thla afternoon for Montana, Mon-tana, where they win have a conference with the Montana railroad eomialeelon. They expect to rsturn Thursday. Twenty-eight Lea Angelas Wka arrived ar-rived In Salt Lake City at tlW o'clock thla afternoon In a special ear. They will spend tha rest of the day la thla city and will then go to Tallow at one park.