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Show - - -- , 77 '',., . ,.. ., ,, , ,... - - DESERET EVENING , . NEWS 'SATURDAY: 5 1912 .' : i , .,,,11 . ,,,, ii 171 '1 , ' - - .:,,, ' ., D ' , ,, , I 1 - ,.. . , 1 , f , ..,... - -- s' ' ' :LIGHTS ON 4, . , hinnings Nowt the ly i ;., ,. A , . . , , .. elys. t. k 1.5,5. .; : - ' : '; ,,, . - --- - gor ' atch.,.-rtnia16- splMendid booth ot building, ahem tho the Utah Canning conipany of Ogden,, Pieree i manufacturer. the famous pork and beans sauerkraut, tomatei tomata and Wer Four,. rtiVup hominy ,tottetotore sati, 4 The exhibit is otie of the fino- -t st the fa.r and in fact rol.sed hi ohly one .. I 1 I ' - t n -- . , , i ed - ,- 1 !, . . !).- ' , 'e ' " oolutling---the---ga- :have-excell- 1 -- i KE. at ' s . , , ..- , A r 5, i j , i win- , t tha1D"IngInF oe , b I .;A":1161ehnif::i-n- ... :,' 10 ; I ; 4. tcao e. neer-futur- .,, .,,i 11. I r-- ,:. 1 ., UTAK IKPI.T.lp.TrirETUCLE i lileo be--ii- 1 -- ele,-tri- ca ' .' , 5; ' ' , ; mihah ' " oel. I 'at il I i i .1.. ' -of dig-Wr- it ; ..- - .'... ' out-lan- d , ..' - , 1 . , 1 ; .titi , ' DISPLAYS ., ---- surprising.'A trilli to the booth 4f pie ' Inland Crystal Sett company in me Manufacturers, building at the fair etalls'thie fact to mind la a cab, twin impressing manner. The exhibit II boo of the largest to be mien in the batic int; and- is appropriately ar raoe,,o all' in white with strings or erntale hanging from the SOULS& jAlle wero taken from the Great Stitthey O'41-'- ee Melt in every possible form and or various grade. is shown including the big blocks of rock sall and eel ule finest to be fOUnit cnrvshcre fur tab4, use. Ms latter known - as itlual Crystal salt is 114 pure as salt eould well be conceived,to ha it regteteenut I tii.9421 or PractiCeil, Pere analysis Dairy salt and in fact salt 'fey en purposes is shown. This company truly one of, the moat substantial in tbeoplate and emPicell a vast auto her of men thereby contributing large, ly each year- to the advntacemont of tb, state The exhibit was alluded first prin. din ------ - BEESLEY- MUSIC Co. --- ow , ''- -- HERE 'AND ., - Co. -- nw .' - , MAM dAn '. ' .. - wt : : great-space- -- - Arr RACTIVE pi's ease-luso- '., ,,,. ' ,.. For variety:excellence and m1nner of II display no exhibit at the State ,fair excelled that at the Utah Implement veht Cie company or it occup tor a ', I ground at the south tram building ot ititotem....con- of aide of the Manufacturer. building and there ate dozens of rni':V'..en quA!.ty but at !met a. prepara- instilled shortly on an t,ae cats . : , t most exten se a and usual 'eon perfeoe,1 and marketed the Bamberger trystem Tee ,ie,,,-- WKS and WWI as attractively arranged as it t 'traction; ,: .nd 11, the omeletIt of the tiolg han as Lt,.,4 i'' 1 7 la,14 fair to take Ho place among Invented by floorre lp,t,n as a re. stye line of boggles and vehicles was big. Among the line things there oitich .' ''.. halt .1 Luke Automobile company am- - iho' maple r.rne,lieo of the Vnite4 cult of a ehtenee remark i 1 were the f e flowing: INs Rea end Yale . s ho wn. The ',Ogee& wero of the &ell Tad) 'puce i II m.i6ise Loy iout tor thought. The ithoPlaY sit- - Stutes. T11. to ii 'ali-iii, known "Weide' and "Iszer" ailed "Euca.. !made when Ain,. had he ti earritnt ha- .,,. 'i buggies: Winona and 'Mitchell wait1. ..11' Mountain wagons. farm wagons, deity. in.sti it , the kW...entity, budnling and 'Muir ,t.ri 4, its man, engniftes. it yond her deettnation. Ti,r, ons. Syracuse. Partin and Orndorlf home and l n. iii of ,LUiSliii.8 Vie oil Is the at the I Ie. the aoonaa !F SIM a e..mbh,,,tlot, ,,f device wagons, a trient At, Onborn mowers and binders: ililin of Ie ' sheep wagon. p Franklin 'Airy - , plows; ,. car leavese. edition an aioohmet,t on 0,, 1411 Attstraliet,.oll ,, ; made humans were objects of much !autemotit.e and it Dezrolt Electric fitted euallptna Thomas' drills. Iron Age potato Alf i the ..,;,. and ,.......,attentlea. all Of Ahern batrit Edteon hartary. This com , fernian rentedy, with menthol. l'emphor I the troller wire automatically operates ..,11,11141,,saidon,tdolok,AAdmirill I.. .The 1 pour,. sybkh has losaffieeether votittabie meillidried oink anti, a I.S11 to '.411.1h sinakalitk, quality. Atoaek,luktt, Preasse,,,Dempe4st,r,,win& ',3..4.,;,,i:,i I, ....4,, iltdadebake abt -t fr itrff included en which Shown various of i osirceireerti1,1irm,bobstas,,sagees,, ,. mills and gasoline engines hearee4tions.whtiohri'4114.44OSPOPICtattontlA,1".'11Vtti!". 11: ed e motor make bringing the name d'erillrt, makes. Most of them In actual opense.krin ' l ;'. .t street or station into full Jt io tured tiN tin l ' alkSttlith Ch.iliiiriti ears. Lion. and Edison Even the windmill was running; fta:har.s7tDetroit ' i tv for be II o. a Mel WI corpiirAtiin. titil b. Salt Lake City es The exhibit die p. ays '''Itnntinr. which walls I. ivie ,i, pieced . Advertising metier ;en and 4n fact the entire scene took one' 't'' , xclemandY at. i te,1"rt".--on'the meet. one name.and the with ' t alons each:hiWan irtireloundla "t 1.f"n"n"' a Franklin "Little Mback to the farm and pleased immensei -(11,441.ry can with Orohtahou ' Will.."4"1 be made the trip to Provo on the recent14'114"' - An't-I'smmsoatr TY filOse tlifterit'frOin ThdóWIYWt ' I i I The corporation iIg organized and Franciaco. '''. approach those pricielt A "Flandere" Conon...my run and used but five quarts estaibilehed at Pon are always on the lookout for new nit backed ti i looked to this t.,initssioy rit the have of gasoline. The car is being run to The ltiO13) by Utah penele I, delivery wagon for pot things and facilities for their work. a In nisn accom".1 .. of show the the if is fair few the cl!snity with any excellence of the air - i, Bomberger all the mortis ,state sicimirabiy "Pr. Year by year the company has I .: .i toe eihich ;t woo de. le Pflema ,nityll of 'into e".1 .scial". Wish the objet-Another great invention has i defects of other delivery etre; but the larger' rehthit reovinvitat it 'in in a 'Ynr escb leiter 4.1 rIVPIt O'vara', well' knnitth ea twins a"'" i'ir' ".i.h0 trilLri ate Ala.-rat,'mirtiog, i.s.. a., ,proeperous condition and is growing i 4, some- - pie to Matt,. he may pros... for htmeelf iInn Meighn." Altogether the exhibit ',num': was a five ton tlarford truck. eon battery Veers of with the , advancement of the wast. ' ' i. ' In is Ramat .1tIc'."-ealve Woo ht elever It times $.1.760. the (rnwda Its and the have very th' le O. b., Salt take City. estilso to pow. I k Ose point Strictly In tts favor; one i , 'i: It le attractive A gril4 le OnP that but . fact It KOM-ETtoo great as to be scarcely believable; ' battery is quickly deteriorates; but which was not forgotten by the vast 1 ' .1 beit many who have observed the work tuutra of the Edison say that ths loo..1more,e( the Utah product, which fully awarded thin exhibit for beat dieplav ' host of visitors. io the fact that this f of " more Utah "I coal. the expensive reacting) trucks in Salt liAlte streets ger lit is rim the better It gets. An take tbo place No substitute for coffee is more firmis a Utah concern owned and companv and now received those mammoth at facts .1 gooais are are ,convincied that these explained the preparations by backed by Utah men. In the established ly intermountain illie Salt Lake Automobile from the east. When "Eucalatum" be- ' .', for vehicles of the are future agetita wagons -. CASTLE tAND CON:PANT. vcest than "Koffe-et- " which is manudone to a 11111r01 ex- - COMPallY under the direction of tits comes more thoroughly known it wilt .' ., I heavy worltanow factured at LOSMS. Utah, from fruits Was 'Iola manager, A. L. Taylor. undoubtedly becronu, one of the proSTANDARD FURNITURE CO. tenCby bores'. Thea. 'ettlittitt sprous adjurirtsto Utah's growing hit Few exhibits at the 'tete fair this and grains. As usual. Its maker. the der the direction of .W. Duffle ' ' ' i ' ,' :: Pure Fend company,, has a of manufaetilred readmit,. ' Year so cleverly prove their respective College ' , WESTIRN CO. UTILITY From An artistic standpoint low exThe officers of the enmpany behind points as does that of the New Castle pretty booth at tho State fair. I oo & MG. MATTRESS , l' ', The LAZZ A. aro c all F. Utah the salve residents). history of this company Ila most hibits at the State fair could compare ,, ..SALT oIli,,,,E, A lot of ground company. .. Hvery year the State fair brings Its Cook la president; V. R. Smith is VieAt side has been transformed into a de- - Interesting. Some six years ago. John with that of the Standard Furniture ' : COMPANY.. I. A. taJ ed model of the New Castle Irriga- - A. Hendrickson and prominent aesoci- and proves as nothing else president; It M. cook.F. treasurer; , surprigee, M. Cook. Sadie discovered a ett b "Mute for coffee company. for throughout it could not Smith. pecretary. and project. In Iron county, Utah, on- ates ...! 1 7-vt4th I; rapitilyforteing to flig front could that 'Utah is forging ahead in E. Cook and 3irs. E. L. Cook. additional tion and commenced immediately the man- - have been more complete bad It been mounthe Miniature Lake Salt Route, 1 '. i ufacture of what has now become one arranged as a stage setting with a For instance a stroll, director"' its 0 miutufacturer of fine mattressee; Manufacturing. tains, tiny houses and trees and a of the staple artieles in hundreds of sunset slew. The men idea of eno excellent foto the Merchants building fertility are all ti prOved by it Iltiodt to bring' fitted with exhibit of the tialt tAke Mattress and- ones notice the exhibit of the Western 31. 4 represented under the dire,tton of an Utah homes. The beverage Is in noe hoalli was to portray a room CME TRIMMING doleterloits and after one handcraft furniture. the windows lookMitnufacturing vompany in the Mann Utility company consisting of the LlOrt engineer who mado observations for reapedin the discomes mountains; accuitomed its has to MACHINE COMPANY said by taste, it lecturers' building at the litate fair. portable rubbish can, a sanitary orb ing out upon the purpose. It has been eveThe booth was riven a gold medal on and garbage pall and the Lyon sanidry farmlog e xnerte that all of the appetizing aroma of coffee tance. hidden lights making the The prominent 1 mattresses and a silver medal on cotcover. where sage brush grows luxuriously without any of the latter'. stimulating ning view a perfect reproduction. mold Cm; of the largest esiiibits at are tary all They being brand. of the dteadvantagos. Some are led to believe furniture wan of the "Stiekier ton. The mattresses on display are on the local markets and are covered state fair thie yfqtr WfUt that of the there nne will itni ground ' that This Is a strictly "American period" by patents. The Inventors and produc- J. I. Case Threshing Machine corn-- ', greatest fertility. The prdect repre- that it actually contains coffee so of .etbheee nenre:econn the tho land is trivet veiled riant lit does it reporebte the tine of ths futailture guaranteed for more than ofa buoyant ers are Salt li.o.ke people. .in the htrh rnipttgrit SOY. g genre ef to but is due its flavor fact latter the and soma, liighel to lifetime. In fact. in the designing entirely The LitOn nantinry and portable cans Men ln this city. prole Among the .1.1ilngs sage," taken the combination of certain fruits and platting. graceful furniture, the Stickhigh eltitlenty by ths process bt carding into are supplied with a cover inside ot shown were: a complete home power age brush eight feet mite winch is attached a dieinfeetant receP- threshing outfit; ft eteam plow engine'. from the tract la actually shown. It grains with the addition of some mo- leys take their motifs from original 'tiny layer and large boats the full I lassos. the tallest sage that the thousof a mattress. which when reedy for tacie whkh when filled every month I and hereditary Impulses attaindng a deAlready the company hae a steam lilt engine gang plow: a &- te I The feet ever peen: Cedar, vested some f45.000 in equipment and gee of individuality entirely new in stands five high. nearly or so keeps tho can in a sanitary con- therm power gas tracter and filling a liana ands of visitors have materfai ' dition despite putrescent garbage. A I,ft engine gang plow. Another en- rabbit brush end others which grow publicity: and is at present enjoying handerAft accomplishment. The main !loot of the oompanra tore .; fly cannot then live in the can long gine watt caused at intervals to ascend In the west were displayed in equal an unpreeedented business. The outi'lliprle,Plesseart"lninlign II::: agenentarna ,.titerho of put this year has been three times that on rimer Main street Is devoted to the The sane, a board incline at a grade of 50 feet prilportionate size. enough to ley an egg lands. New The P. Castle of E. test producint aseisted of this excellent line of furyear. Soderberg which are made of heavy galvanized in,s. hundreda feat. it Ls said. whit.O S ll ; as grains, beets by MI.. Lou Redford has the booth in dispiny any Iron corrugated on the sides, are proniture. Richard W. Madsen I. the of ongire of the kind crops of all kinds such noiother make ' he to comfort of the sleeper. The whole vided with rollers on the bottom. which In the world could Alleressfully accom- and potatoes are said likewise charge manager of the establishment and is is compseased and encased Itt .' mattress adapted to horticulture. The elevaEat'. carrying tba cam to The trown plish. Pesides these the exhibit in- tion always willing to explain the merits of ! feet above 5.000 0- - beautiful art tfilt of from fine texture ranging this rich econonvic line. cluded a case hay press. a full line of gee, level wagon. The trucks are genBORDEN'S CONDENSED MILL makes the trees healthy and along whose edges patent ventilatory ara.tely and csn bo fitted supplied i t on read can steam sucbas machinery roller, any Cloudless skies, free from Insects. I ' have , The sanitary ash and garbage peil four styles of road graders. Zieavy ArabePtneltresluIle:ed winithkni:Pinlita ULU OAK SUOMI Co. bright sunshine awl Irrigation pro-IS That l'tah has firmly established her is designed for apartment houee use, dint plows, ftrrn PM'S and road drags. The fruit duce results. anidmnosarinial astonishing :' ' on as of where the won the of Case emaller The of automobiles are place display emptied pails sound and to)clruiR, in fact Prof.' condenaed milk in largest producerseri- , I. nn Few exhibits at the Ptati fair were America is quite It includ..d large, daily into large hews receptacles. All the silver cup at the fair. , Lewis A. Merrill, of the Utah roll edge. side strap handles, end witty or , a visit to the booth of Bor- - .trrariged with greater fidelity and imdent from cars the are as and with a three roadster the FIJI fl touring ay-provided is outaido cultural 1 reported collgro, condensed Milk company in the cup on the inside of the lid: well as a number of acetquiortes. Tho ing the uneven than that of ''t reard this particular dia. d..ens Manufacturers' building at the Btate port tide so fitted are highly eshibit was under the silpervision of trict tta ite7tIng One- nr tho choot loand rvImpany in the Menu. Sugar iduef:ghttortdcattbihldlouwA ,,. mall Six condenaed brande of fair. of local beuaouyee recommended Steuart!. the the authorihealth manager Ralph by curve cations for general farming in the ' part which altogether cover the entire west facturers building. The main , ties. When one thinks of the undoubtlocal agency. A 'pedal man was sent west" : of a model of ed power at the house fly as a diseaso from the east to demonstrate the grade Castle is already In th extent of their tine, arf4 ehown aa of the booth consieted mammoth The town of N kou feeat Logan. Utah. truly one of the company's with ant bed and Ita manufacture Is a carrier, it would seem that a Utah climbing power of the engine and to partially established auring manufactured a city of the greatest Importance In the tories of which there are Beven. Toe company has at least partially solved give daily demonatrations on Itslien's water piped to It from the moun credit to the state cars, tracka . railway lint milk induatrY. the problem of the pests destruction-- farm just west of the ti.ir grounds. tains: tind of course a ready market condensed These building, strikingly refor where there are no breeding places The office of J. T. Owsier. who has is both Salt Lake and I,osi brands are "Columbtan." "Peerless." and other details 'Mrs that city the mina-tor- e many saying UTAI BEDDING & collection presented, CO. "ht. nerrortment of Angeles. All In all. the nrojeot la un- "Honeysuckle." there can be no flies "Pioneer," charge of the -the .be could excelled...Adeng bat lbw-feVitt ----this Charles." 11151tifittr, "Sneer rtow,'", company..in ttab,. laattos.JVkV44ihrl llueationahlY ants.,of .r.veally real ,, ., 1"...1,:',''''''''" etillferitia; Is in Salt Lake City. in It Is Only within the past two weeks outolde of the booth appeared meritorioun land Investments ''ilL'itrtell trfilendid-tcchlb- tt Hie 'nate at MILLER-CAlfOO- N are CO. which bringbeets :,..,.e. on- , that the manufacture of the "St. sugar beets, the the entire west. Utah men of ',' : fair this Y ear was that of trte Utah thonsands of dollars to the interdoubted standing are behind It (Merles' and 'Eagle" brtnds has been ing !ii '1 CO Bedding and Manufacturing company, ROCK UTAH ASPHALT , transferred from New York to this mountain west each year. On. of the, well known implement "::,' the Inahers of thro famous "Eversoft" A placard In the exhlbit conveyed state. "2..,,,'I nisttrees. The exhibit WOn trot yrrize houses 4p17tah ta the, 1111 KEELEY ICE CREAK CO. Utah :rork aaphet AA a comrnerdal Tho exhibit itself Is peculiarly appro- the following information: In ,.... 1....,1 on pillows and first prize 111,000 On bed company of Murray; and as usual it the company contracted for of unlimited 4uptLy and 4u- IA The la rtntiut over male pert priate given and spring" first prise on gennf beet but in 1312 the bert&Se i. at the. htate t Lerldr, 4PAIILY, has ad.: Models in hag a splendid., novelties kinds 'trr a 'miniature 'pasture' scene in 'Aelip.h ,acres 39.000; 1 c. of In 1891 ,,eral display 9,500 acres of mastresses.., as fair wnig r)ne look at the mammoth it.uu- ,grittion. and a atnak vialt to the ex- - made in ", ',I., :: 'Well' 'roam f ,r special ooestabms a dozon r moro cow, are shown l as a blue on ribbon mere harvestid as beets compared le enough to of HIM Utah the tractors II,:::k a I.t maw h Ina' ley Five cans Mirof thou.:till the Asphalt the quality of ''Eversoft" mattreaxes. pleco,l 1.'rel wtth 452.000 for last year; the sug&r tA kFeennti South pacy at the ,t::ite street betwoen ova brande (,f condensed milk are sacked in number or The mattresees are of peculiar con- - VIllee One that they have .1 ,1,! , was . . pounds t onall for ccinvinoe natio-ti1 , kih.ls ore t:.At ere shown In OK. exhibit the Keoley ahoun about the WRITS of the booth and teectito In 11111 and 111.771,400 In strisetion aa they eonelat of a fine pow,r and on adapted the farm. Twn ringincs IA tleatine,1 to become within a Vf,ry Ice Cream oncoany at the fair. This aro attmtively hard work y with metal la around winch 11111. spring 1 the placed lost year rompany paid the .1 the finest of downy cotton They. are of this make are whown with a draw !hort Un it. th- - chief flaying material t . la reputed to have the lurg- - muckle 'einem. clover and butterflies. E. farmers for beets. 11,100.000 and It re"4 orIce$ oroain weat. of 15 and the Intermountain The bar est in power Internountrade the Owen assisted Mettle dustless ruffles's, J. and Rawlings paid for labor v 1500,000. No better evi. by 'plantar! and, ''',;' '2 ,!..I 4''.',, furthermore, are an made as to per- - spectively and a standing' power ef &Unary Goat of paving, in Salt hake tan region: and Is trill"), a Ctah ea- - ham the exhibit in charge. dine of what the mammoth. corpora. .-. ,$...HI; ,, .11 mit of periera ventilation In the In.- 30 and ik This company is the ex- City for the past neveS years ham to,tm tahllehtnent whleh ham advatwed with lion Ii dotne for the west could be , r,4 1 terinr. 4. clusive agent for the Pugh- potato outsquat., yard. yrt Avhen tha tho growth or the ddv and the stab,. It . '" given In such terse terms. HEWLETT BR08. CO. tt. 4, tor N.ttoral The manufacture of "Eiersort" mat- - ehincr7. the ',Auden Perfe(t dairy barn trAi 't; , ' ,ran, the following indiasphalt vver wa.bi makee Birdmen' wairalm, last Ttir,.lar la 'strictly a t7tah enterprise .quipment. vidual form', '.A!;'; q blelq Prilita and Vi'Ketatil,"1, '''' rind and one worli11- - of the patronage of mmnurm Ilproaders. ittimiev Ii,I 'iz,,i, rontri-- t l.t at $I 74 per; towers. INLAND CRYSTAL SALT CO. , So nf'll toakets. lutt, lode. th' name "Hewlett Brothmattrd a Pa Inc ri riily .;., It Nfilwaukem uar, the residents of the west. In harwinr i.earts, ,ggF. ,111,its, 1.nole Sant. Saida PT'S" P.till,11Shed as that of the leafllng ,,,, yi .,': general' In wearimic nod Paragon wain g ma- tsr rent am eotripared tbo appearance. ith anim,,IP, f rlaue, chinery wedding bells, pumpmenufacturore and packers of teas, : Salt is of course, ent, of the leading ti pottage, they cannot be distingulah- - chines. ,1.... ...4.,..' The ern. ,,h,,torooke ompany which ham a forna product bor,toforr and buiterilloa. .. P,pleos and extratts in the state , Of the state of Utah . but that el from nationally advertised at Murrav Pxhiblt shows a pleer, of nat,;rav rroz, n pod riC raney creanin. f,tiu ierd'reoa. establihment ,'t I' 1) .l mammoth products good& would a not that Utah fair be complete one of Mr. toted P. Nelson. the 1, ,1,,, i "; r11,55 and sh,rbets are all at $7,00.0tW); E. N. M TNVtust otrept and Jordan yndt and .1. bridge capitalised the secretary companies producing salt sperlaltiett without usual elaborate booth. their ,. . "",,,,,, ; treassurr of the aoznpany. bad eherge man and T. Boan had charen.a th iIS years ago: It IA I:;orything taffy for taffy !This year all former exhibits of this should become one of the greatest '4. - ,t':- 1.:' tire eghlhtt. i fair exhibit new 'fa- - exhiliit 010a p pdling parti,,s Is either shown at the as '1 l lenmnany are excelled; and many bun. producers In the world is somewhat ,; it 1 , ' . . .''''' ,, ond .. aniip tt i , 'I . CLEANSER CO. -- ' deeds of people are beard to remark that it isunirple and interesting. The heethOL5 divided Into two secearring of hot drinks tions ono for made from the company's well kaowna liks. the other the teas, coffees and in wlijob Japanese tea party wens hi JilitiaOse, throe belutiful young gifts The entireexhibit costume participate. Mowers. Japanese I. decorated with ferns. lanterns. fans and parasol"; and an oriental air pervades In fact are throughout. The following ladies the ntruay interested visitors: ...Irvine Caroline ItcOvren. u Magnuson, Monahan, Anna Weber. Olive Brooks and Myrtle Castieton. The three young girls at the Japanese teatable are: Verna lieertsen, Mean Robs Thelma 11.111n. Hewlett Brothers company have recently made most extensive improvements; and therefore the stowing ex. rellenee of their annual fair exhibits I iin It oep I ng with the advanceIs merely ment be I ng ma d e iin the commerolal activity of the state. When so much is said about the es- riot), of Utah'e producte it is remarkable indeed when one, entirely' saw. eomes to the front: such, however. takes plat. In the Universal Cleanser company's - soap made solely from minral. the only soap of its kind In the norld. It is used In powder form, being shaken from a can like those ordi-- , narilylbsed for talcums. Being entire- ly triOrZeral and with the eteeption of a preparatory grinding, in the e metform in which It is taken from the mine not far from Salt Lake City, it, of emirso, eentaine no moisture or it way eannot be exeeliell as a cleaneer end its cheapness and convenient form lends it additional attractlieness as a reviler household staple. ... - The corporation whieh has placed this sloo- p- which. is eelled "Uko How., tiered Mineral Soap," on the market, is l of recent origin: and, furthermore, the memointatested In k aro, atiochisetto of thin state and in fact moat of them of gait Lake City. roe moms yearrihts mine from which the soap is taken has been known to exist. but the marketing of the product was not accomplished untli lately, although the soap has been used regularly sinee its disentery near the place from v. hich it is! taken. The company has two large factory buildings tvt ell north Third Wait etre. gad .1e Placing tow weeL".,Ottet er' things manufactured and sold under the 'general trade name "Vito" are the Hair shampoo. following'. iaundrY soap, washing compound. sweeping eompteundorarpet-and-elothe- s cleaner metal ii- antrirtIrDapee'eleaner, lab, cleanser and silver polish. A test of the samples given readily convinces one that it is no longer necessary to patronise' Iterelon ''swen'ufsicturerl ' Of these goods. a. . AUGHT . , ., -.- - :: -- . . mamma acre, how- . em y u f... ite toe. foremost of which is the fair association, have march- - prise. The goods'Eirwtdi.nlayeil on .., ever. SLs'Aille4. ,.tiality, prtze l:' ' ed,steadity to the fore and the state fair today rahks with S.,.. ,, and SId toeti:zi and a d;p'dTrota for;'.',) t GOOD COAL'. of toq-lr '' 4 the best in the nation. This point's has been no exception to the othcr year f 's running . V,11o th, ttgl-, -: 1; ''l Itekoe r,oti peopie. and Without one , ,,,, livellent general rule that eachl succeeding fair is superior to the bne quit force 'iist don'e - ti , it ; to .c or, tto. fittest, displaya atquestion everithnig the state fair '114 fear Is I in The exhibits lesnliIhr of .. that of Aid hu that of tho Bomberger interests In. t. l'' cr,ttest quality pused. every' department this year It ,s oti,1,f tloA re.; notnufactur- terden LetcP ktl't those ofpast years., De s criptions fail to give them nesa, o 11 c il ,an alivaya rallwaY. A model le g estabsbnnt ' ear runs at ;I' electri, ''. ' ex1. tlito toted upon for An .' full speed around a elreular track and s,elicnt r I. ir just credit , but the brief comment appear in g b el ow in a hibit at the state' fait and almost la dock nearby' registers juin rale hour t ,,. each tear it brmat PIM., nem prodtIct every round of the ear, asignifying 1 , measure gives ap idea ef.the'extent and variety of, some of the Ito d:;Ity among Its already ext,nstve that between Salt Lake eitV and Ogs'P r 4! leading exhibits displayed at this year s fair: den the railway olio train .m the lst . hour every !won" An Indleator near t a 'at 1 SALT LAIL Aut0A0BLE co. I. the rIPW InVen- track a representing .. COOKSMITH CHEMICAL CO, lion tells automatlea,l, , t h e next sta. -- -. "7--4 ,O, AlOtt At othIctotha gar la s4gIPotted to ...o, WWI ensuwpicito i . ertzgebaker re,mpany thie year i ILasky tett i ,114v1 aith ..incr states hao stop. It is known as the toenn street l' ' 1 - Its exhibit at tpe state fair- in a to, ,p4rchaile of an automobile ja toe h;i es al,rg had ,t and be of of meilleines 'hare tio,L. 'patent - !I i tl , TGHLIEMR PESESOF1 ., or described as made, by, the I A4 C. Keeley, the comPanY established the bust heas' some manager, 10 years ago and la still the active overseer of ail its oxcellent producta. .... .. - , e ont Of the '1 l . I", ., 0 tidbit aed - . ...- ' - , , Intersection: with lwa ba If city bloclusAw mintaturti, the Areets and Walk ,pairad with asphalt. 8. M. Illiiritrlv,Forb0 Lain charge. explaMe that Was- in ,haturatrook asphalt Is found Carbon counties in unlimited quanntY MY of the fair. visitors recall how Vernal wan paved years ego with Mk; ma- trhtl .crwie slat,: and tillY freely lay:that tit, paving 18 as good ISM'? an when it was put down. In Net. a, visit: to the exhib.! results in a thorough iinderstanding pc Iltah nattural rock ,aspitalt and rPmoves ail HUI Rostott inay have or;g1nate4 "pork and beano- - but is rtah establishment produet .which takes second puts out anone: as . an readily he seen place to upon a visit to - , - UTAH CAITNING CO. FAIR , '''.:':'.T1 , of the Deseret Agricultural & ,' 1 zi.:,:, ,":Mitinfaituring society over half a century ago to the present ..4magnitude of- - the Utah State Fair association, the precocious,,s, ...1 offspring of the parent society,.is a far cry. In the early days, o., t - ' ' t ' ' 4 the o i the D. A. tt, M. society were ;41,.; creditable in the ' to the thrift and intelligence highest degree O. ., of of commonwealth lthe a few years before had that the people ,. l' been a desert waste. In the present day, the Utah State fair is ' el '' '1 - .1o o. 1 no less creditable to the people of Utah who have kept pace :',''..r. ..- .. -- ,, asel :,., , , ,..,.....-,- . . . - ' -- to-th- e - be-th- -- ' i The erhiblt of the eleesitY- 24t1Iste company at the 1 tat fair was ,, no ,,f the 'meet attractive on the grtn,it s and girtiroall Monaco's of loung'-torythe Beesley faintly. ware afternoon playing soms mont or other nearly All to. tt,44. Among the instruirsonte show. , oso the Henry F. littler, Beithing, Losret, mcFhall Manna., Victor tallk.lis machines. and in fact everything mos,: -' including the latest musical p :;- ' Bons and compositions. This C.,.:,DA4, boo, recently had, ia. facet ot,tr.rnr:.,,,.. grosatir iinda- of coittee. the2tr , or,. . et t' heidetothe-dittectentikdr-n- eat musical men in -- f' the rents The members of the Beeloo and the instruments they Nese'i - t -th. .me!Lt ,;;.01.7.11,1ano'";,,7"114111";64,, glas') Gerald. Dou violtto Alvin. cello; filart,hc.. riminst. Fred...bruin; Dell. trim) drums. isrsd a Ptah," Arne .cotter isultrv24t4$4 ,,,, woo illynity bonnie 'equal with severs' Tho thOftotror of the company is A1rin A Beesley, who for yeses hen bssn in the munteS1 buteinem in this elf, 0. SALT LAKE HARDWARE CO': "An exhibit of first priresooeirb a visitor watt beard In rotnark upon yea. in; the booth of tbe Salt Lithe Herb ware compant at the state fair, foe ne company was eacestoeful in teitiog Ana prise with pructically every lire It had on exhibit.. The goods are 111 or hoot manufacture; Ilret prizes sore glom It each of the following: heavy tnni haluses. single xprone harneee inet hartreetx tuner- ettllree deotrulf noveltiex, vaenotero saddle, end Atqatli lean 'dock saddle. NO gronter Pr' term of the worth of thin cotapan could be given. Tl. Salt Y4.nare comfany la one of the 7r, ,!telv known hardware stores n ...it. Ita floor apace for faoton. et, "0 4n1 : I , warOln1190 9.xro 1.,V441 100 men are employed maker had the fair eabiblt F. In - jj A ITITI SItoe tharn. ' KIMBALL , I & RICHARDS. ' "' - - . : 1111 i it I . dleinf- ' 1 -.ctant i, Utah-Idah- the . o t . CO. -- , . tin-O- It f - I "s 1491.r-4aho- , 11 , of-at- grits-aspha- lt - rr - . ', ititnt , ,. honey-compan- I ,,,, ' .; -,' , , r.,. Np i '.. 1 , ; tree. 4 , ; : ,:i::,.', lht ' ',; 1 ..I ,, ,3 ' ,, .: - ; A Cash Nexus For Crime! ,... .. . ,, Raw Alabama Farms Out Strike., - t 1 i il Her Comic, tk Cont,let. Hamper gnectiostid I sileriffm IPaill for rtif h Arretit. "4 ' My, hhelby. M. itarrkult. ( t I eta Iab r brir,irs'irtq Cy: A!abr,m4 avmeed, however, thrtt flagl tre.a.s:Ary abont 84..6,m) the exception lather than nn,tiOiy at,1 Trit Int.' the, COuttly treltrurie:. $1,0 - !LP 1U:,' to Prison i'ainPs lint those WO tha morloto iloPptionN Exont tor re era! h t;, a or 1,-The ayatem world'a In 1114 pprit,Etia:-V.,tuttli,ka al1 Vt n.q ih that it t. too great a r at the. Stitt fitritl ..rrl 14,1 r foram on human nailire to veat brutal Sp,.g r nesr. th, lan,,r !ANtri ttate I ow,r r.i.e( otter inen's bodit-- a in any rn tra tr,.1 ;Ind 'r11??s III eille!ak woto trot rrlv tn but I;. Mr. ,i,resthliabla. perhaps. than the i raw 14-tt ,rvt, .44 torce unpaid men dry anti turt,,r,:r,. "n:Y fh!' V. ,i ore. im the etteet of an:,.n,od.,,1 rv'rt a:,I th, ."' outside feels label )11 s, 1,tind numt t re( Are kip, down ly this cern-- f ,P1 Ire ttr.g orti tilior supply. With p,P pH l t i (000g in or machine Mining,. the ro,r tne: rfortua tql Akin rf ttte pl(k-minis no exr,--.ex. g i in thri imrt-tMta:g-beds, 3.1Iniphaa:ry.t tr,lo I :.A.) ,1,1,t appreciably eff,r,tf:11 (1' -,t tba wag.g of V.00,1 tree men. (el I- t- 0,,et1 and 17, 1ih . towl, th l. stem leact4 against the vkith hut OV. I ty, ;Jay It st hi unothee way.' 1,14 uxuolsy are artrnirl.,1,,, Maar a great fa( tor In preventing : !),-t );. it,t ao.orig the miners.. Convict ro at ,! ft1.ii.orere caoImt trikA for It they do ; v ,tk nun. i:A-bt,itt,!11 Jan for It- - If fry labor oret, a re, k !!!,,:gl ha.4 a grative which it would make , I htiv. n ; ;,1 ;t. mpliato- - by gaittmg work, the conti.Vffal yeari ;iir 11, a wlroliPn viot i 4.;tith Min( 114 keii, grinding out enough OnVkt !I CrttInt) teal to take' the edge off the protest. trial or tho triat F.rd we In thA tog trlk or t011. which broke flon4 A441-!a- , rh I tnit tad the back of utivintsm In tho coal mimes (!e...trayet hip rrr.J. a ss Itch of thA .pttito ,onviot labor turned Out tho 'wary-I...IA.- 4 1'4413! Ina, ell iota of coal' right through dolly thr mat... had r t ta.,n 1,:ft ermugh to 'its the period. i dlacornr. Th, man should hare been But vieA4 from a still more hit- r, '41 ',' t ,,,T,41, ., 4 , Is.t( lust's e 5t,r) ROT in lie, So l'reo,) Bureau.) Anniston vit 17.5 t,ent as.de tr,m ,,,o.,t, did not ex it th,, t ,1101,1 upon (i'', sn , ,,,, of ibe ti traritm. r ttto mm,t, inintt IN e 311 arrestA,1, t it r; .., .!,,.., I ,(,,,,(f t. ' tenced to SO days' hnrd labor. ha .rdtis etcitpn,t,tA tbst today en- .1..:1i-...i. !rolts any very la:s. number of work- ..2..,.,;.:!-;arid leased out ; a it... ,,ert, A.id r04t1 tr..ning where th dan- operator 4411; ,tittal Was of inexpertem,4! workers injuring Inempe'rienced totally in nal m,,,.. ter '' '7. where trig, unused to Its clangers. and la ar at the)estelves is great. , "IA 4,1:v..rtun1t!,, f, , thos, ',h.-- airea,ty ; .,..:YfOrk only a few da)a . tt; n !.,. r,f t 'r'i murderers tn Injur e o r kill their fel- '.' '; i't l',t With an accident ehieb resulitJ e low ti orkers Is also esvieedingly rat- t lt l''' ., , In ' "4 an oreupation ranking 1 amputation of one of bin 1, ri lio will ''''''''' ;. , niitn the two most d.,,tnly even here hobble around , i ,,., f . :11;!.11.1 c ti emp:ONed. that I, tha, ",- on , , ',1..1 ' tölrserIBPie fr'r IV' ' 1 l'i 4 ,'s: ialtion to whirti Alabama, Inms out :A) ' Ing,a thing that hundret ,' LI t:It' do rier ,ent of her state and Yount), ; front year to year unin oe i, 4 , trititi sw,lir- t,i. ts, whether - - i ! 1: !or eetroloals of the 1.121 Usk )'At,itt ;.:,, April en, .meitnants steam, t. ,,,,,rk.'; 1' " ,',; Io ,.,, Ing in the Danner rnirA perat-,- 1 st ' Ttin Alabama ennviet lat,or system i. ,1 time that by the linen,. ' ,,t1,4 Mated ernbraes state (oncicts. , cntirt, Coat company, were iwitantly iolltd . 1)11r11 .: by 1,1r tte 4n,1 county i i th an Plosion. fierentv-iethe con last fit, 31,artsu'the nutober nf et ),:, g .1 ..T. ,,' :', ?Siete were from leifereon of In eount!,. has tt)t.s sliabilen Birmingham ayeriaged,bout 2.60 per j ear :' t. f Is treated. nhd 21:nd of l &minty convicts ,n n11 counties, lent in, an , Out Of the 72, or V) rtutto, fnr,..,,,,j.ItIN.OVarekc, , : Pen ',Mt were con- - Fitt. 700. Often. Flotik eillg,ant) reepd:cakaa.-..- . i. tlof ',Octet,, Val' litt ixr:a fts intniah;, Partlor4latee. offenses,,tn,rignar Ottani failurs written scroll it 'vetihiti abiti'itinst w.;111 and their men t at the deputy w ",,,,..r.':. n.,IK:',,vitt7. .i.11w, beat hint Public Opinion Is corning- UN SIMI!" 4. r i., 4. ,,. 1 ''. :. r!,. Paler1 I , 7., t,-- ': '' : 1 "li., , 14 3,-,- , L:'1 th' 4 ,,;,-- ;. ,,. T., 1 '4 ". , -r, ' :i , .:,,,, 1 , , 1 :' (,,. 1 t5 kl -- , . ; stI i ,:;;;Ii: i'::."-:1 t Y , - S ., !Pg I s - - , i,., . - t IrtS-i- that-ttletr.o- ri the Imprieenment of men in free W- Iclety on. two 'mounds. First, self protection and eecond, rehabilitation. A school which turns out illiterates, Or a hompital which sends back patients infested with contagion, is to be com- pared to a prison system which turns 6ut men embittered. with weakened vttality, without vocational training, with new vices and with the stigma of crime upon them to batten them dawn Into the ranks of marauders. Three hundred and !sixty convicts loose in the darkness of the mines-- this is in no sense a school of reform, bitt one of crime. Gambling goes on all the time. to put it as one man did, "from shoestrings to A chew of tobacco." and the king Sunda," are especially given over to it. "Why." said he. "they will gamble the bUttons oft ls of their clothes." Dut the tonne only.. the outward len-,commerce in criminal ways which tends to drag down the whole gang to the level of the meanest. One of the moat heartening factors in the prevent intuition le the work to improve conditions undertaken by the new state inspector of county jails and elty prisons. Dr. W6 IL Oates. Jails have been syetematically visited, a number of them condemned. Prisoners removed to adjacent counties when hie orders were disregarded, some of of Oft Mon AM749,04,eSeilltary essulttlemt" Weaned ..ua As, A beginnIngetsomptetw renovation, and a system of monthly reports from jailers to the state Inspect, t An exhibit of unusual interem 1t state fair this year is the large rell4 map of Salt Lake City and viptnity built by Kimball & Richards thp wpil known 11.111 estat firm. The plivet of the exhibit la to show the I:nes of growth and development of the city to the south and southenst The Map wts constructed under the supervision of Mr. 3 Len Fairhankt supervisor Of art In the ptiblie hnels, assisted by his brother, Mr Marl T The geographical points Pairbanks. were made 'with strict neetarstoy and the mountains, canyon streams, valley and lake, are properly located, The of reap. consisting of mountain ranee Inabout four feet in height. and the Ilk Or tervening topography to the lake also 'Mows the location of thp neighboring towns in Salt bake county as far south as Draper and southwest toBingham. ...lilitisture .houses and busi-or'" Mesa blocks in colored plaster Parisi, make the map very realiortir, , while the streets ars lined with trees. State street from the new state la capitol building. to Draper. is about the renter of the map. The flag on VP sign peak and the military appearmlet. et l'Ort Dong.itto, ibere the "Stars and eke" Stripoir also fly. add intieb to thp buslure. The temple block and the caminess district are portrayed eith ful detail. even though one small 1ST was heard to say. "A w! they didni put In the gymn." evidently meaning the Deaeret gymnasium. The map shows the solid line of homes to the very foothills of the north To the east further and northeast. growth is shut off by the city cetnelerT4 the University of Utteh, the government 4)111,4 military reservatioh. and Mt. c'moterl It CM shows that the!rust pvitable development of the city Hightoo to the south and southeast. to' land Park on the high bench land the southeast. and other subriWsleas setth. ci Kimball & Richards in the all east of Main street, are accuratelf I in- shown. toes elks Instituted. MI this has not Rest Days." The custom of refrainicS been done without opposition, however, from labor and tither activities was, be and opposItIon of mil strength that It Is likely to be crippled unless the citizens of Alabama rally on quick call to the support of a courageous officer erho Is doing his duty. Over the door leading Into the eounty Jail at Anniaton, the Jailer's children had last summer innocently pinned in thres-inc- h letters the word --Welcome." Behind their play lay the whole grim ittuttion. It Is to the eonmile interest of everybody concerneddeputies, sheriffs, court clerks. )allers, coal. lumtier and turpentine companies. county and stateto have men a:rented and ep them In custody. The sheriff and his men are paid a foe (Or every arrest It Is money in the sheriff's pocket If he refuses the man's bond. More mane?. the more prisoners aft lodied anti fed In Ail, and the more dart they ars kept there. Courts Ind Jails and sistems are warned out of their prison right functions when they Sr. counted on and expect, to produce rever4s. They rightly belong in the department of justiceor, if you will, of morel healthnot the department of taxation or nubile finance nor as feeders for political pork bar.. laid. by no mains unknown to pooch Freof primitive or rebate culture. th'ere euently. $e associated practices.or cos might be fasting' either partial bo clothing might bright and-gahtIl aside. fires and lights extintrulPhot dancing. singing. even loud talkinor I bidden. Under such circumstances season of abetinence from labor Palled Into a season of complete quieecence Communal rest days with these charcteristics might be studied smell such contemporary people as the Dyaks of Borneo and the Naga" ofv.,.. Ageism; They were life. particuiarly of old ',Polynesian among the Itawallan 'Menders.It rhos knowe. would were well tabu periods seem that in these regions tabus Were Posing variond sorts of abstinence all declared at critical occasions. such an earthplanting and harvesting. after ,fregileetli quake or a 'parttime. very the after a death, at the changes of The crisis. moon. and at other times of be regulations were raneilltiorl'malty as protective and also to be measures. but they appeared smeetimes considered as of corneal Power over evil spirit. It was probable rep!. Welts. that the anthropological data the.. tl1P to Milan. on the mie han& THE PAT of "uniuril Bab.d, 17147.100,OP the pther.band. the tber" linirlilndlli Dahill", Mulattois 11 oinPer before the .11ritielt Aflutter re- - Romani. the Babylonians and the cently at London. ''On tho Origin of ' Times. Preileeeer-Thitton-Wetet- -- ) - - - - brews.-rtondo- n , , ,.., , . - , ..,.,,, - , , - Nrsr' . e 4, |