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Show He Second | Poses 1012. | Che Frter- Mountain Republican Section. SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY, APRIL & 1906. RPAISING FLOWEELS FOL TAL LASSE EL ITALKETL Z=- EN. . FROLT (7 SP tie posite obimine i ba WALDAN FAWCETI" ( AP) | pers of varying N°tS @Nd ham-| arying size. siz LFASTEL LILILZ.Le PMOTOS ee ‘ \({ \ buying nation flower max become trade at of on. joyous are are regarded of the United greatest flowe: the and the dollars evidence that reaches Easter preceding best the globe its The supreme during expended merican eli- the holiday for petaled lusugles/iwitiotr atihig seizon.of «ne year as necessities by (i ; a , q populrtiom jie wWorldin greatest. flower market. |} erawime plants, and like a de coen| As in other lines ‘of uctivity, there ts|‘The flower trade of the metropolis) parts in other large efties, it ts ope a disposition. to make Uncle Sam tn-|ageregates upward of $6,000,000 an- | for business only in: id a, me dependent of fe all the rest ‘YS. of the For world in- | nually. trade is . virtually : ; This the { neower vast lozer years, eae AS Hele merchaee s A t "Ta ante Seen whee of = ite eae other tien ‘ oF 3 tees whieh | shops The supply of growing plants years ago nearly all of our) have ‘been characterized by sudden | comes from flower growers and farmrro ers who live some distance from: the| hi largo proporlion -of y aly Now OUs form a Yor'considerable : Sa . ble market Yankee een : each sail ne ty from portion { whi na | Meer eaeica accounted t i generally m of Bermvsla the em-|tailer. ae > eae: j thy Ae Re ; age er ‘ ‘ai d r r anf | , ow cal in" : . ted mil- | city are wort 5.1 LO . Bi ster ul bs i Yo who lollars a Lb rade } a rose ane carnatior " fa carnation and. rose Windy City, thers tthe pute claim that t=} N 5 I ae as < ee f t : ‘ . { , F ut f pit eg ‘ Me in in of through order th to New hole i eB ptt the ule rt I mi ce fu ot repeatedly Fe ee fa rile ve the 1 t theirlarge own Le ; 5 retall establish-° private source, y the above. ? floral Indeed. ee in aes g deseribed oe it rent is part lo- market this The season of space many at Easter but of- ‘ 3a F aso Vhere potted It flowers ‘only is at| plants are handed t 1 connected with) is not | at 5:30 thi time them if eee they harvest floral lhe than busier even season- Master usivels ‘ Ox cut thefor vear distributing o'clock in the ca commenters} per sold_at prices that are : arr to center at 100 and sell at prices from $1 ta $2 each, The finest and highest ter Tice Se5 grown. in. Dart. ° -eountry 3 brought from. Bermuds: sev: ‘The cheaper, abou most ranging priced Kasthe ecastern from bulbe ip Aucus. tilies-those sold. by the seater, of or-| aera instances high as where $15 a-plece roses have or sold] elght on times| | The the value of thelr weight in gold, are good patrons Bah of the New churches York florists at Baste: as $1.000 ha een spent in decorating AePet begins morning, | ord. of fas cated lie emer s have the cityin anThe¢ ntirely growers. i or messelle their regular stalls in the cus . ily market. which they rent ae tele that i¢ of have aTS LRAT single ROBENES Car ern ehurch oRUORUIITEY metropolitan on dhe fashionable market. |the OF ues request . florists in x : Faweett OP ; ee i have been e much inoie the last aafey eagrale | | Stet : for on furs I eck inctign . Waldon _ ~ Chinchilas RB aichbeniendat Whereas of the | sh He _ Chill and J TheEasterL£.ddFolling on the a e House LAwN~ Slee SS A FANG = COLLEe Cc silliness OF FGGI ey t ra ' i, I we LGG STEEL = - More TIA TTT LOLLS: YCr YT Ci ‘ . ren, 2,000 children, than varied 2 it 1a r Fee er, ; but voted cx {7 n the(1, ce place lace a YS 5 e every5 aTtt Kuster big‘ back' -Monday yard. tn ; the at ' There ts no frolic anywhere : 3 Ss, an State AOL wobably none et, wiag } work ot shies ‘ ne \ ighy-acre yunds on the elpne= > (ene The monstet tuge which ; ! generation the national pee wos ee: is Washingt fete Te the is ‘own : Pre a heri- | int mi o> to from cene of the Suns dinary t f <> President's the ea litt ie ; her the n , ot ve custum be abolished there arose with é the vel } siopes a nee the pres payartie U ry. ; ay The ojdcr &£ .¢ a each he f ce king i i by a : pr y ful ) I : chan j < ; nas ' = i my , | .* ) LY r oO rth I ul nex it { a da xplained e . found fete i On one pa 4 rT er ‘the' the several: f thy mat cor n.| } in nd val (4 ) to of e, 1 rn e% w th und ; d re ) ‘ f =cl thevra emoora ere v tor. ‘eed worlds at the ¢ { w bar Avira | i ! t f get eon-|.and : i -Foret pen ahs in nd. th ': f . " ae nts se aie awe i + | exs ‘ I of the and "senator overeignty : rolling litt eggs poor, fo t I 1 beautiful unfailing smong the o Y ol \ |}>rolling 1 ‘ have , ‘their It egg t ) ‘la - rere l iar and white, mingl day on terms ol, yoke trad . : there creep to Pa A? ak m ' ey ehtidren } more the turkey fellows ellov he rt of tne ! i , ‘ ' a t Jul of ' t t th ah Sh idol fol- role e stren I ‘ | ily, and! vlarine of ares ; ' i a i 1 \ i spectators tv ‘ found ' ( frat ; roll-egs g ' irance isical or-| togive} Lemmy ., - CEB | I fi : in tat-/ I Ir ! ‘ by"- \ of the human 'a r a % fs re a l| ‘ t at nd t! bow OW cheer sea bef that ! n wv y vy ‘ ' : : frant of Whi acknowledgement . ; well ai be ehol a BE t eeptp i Y mith. his that f te | f cplained ympanying ta « White irer House Iiencethat we which tt which have parallels have een onened at 9 lock |} rio minded rown-ups to morning nd those youngster company young people to the clecus, and it} 1, as mos f then i many diminutive colored lads now do a ited | thriving business' in' the vicinity of the raat ; sy 3 rene develop:. hi f ‘ at th portico He t C/CRG-! nif » rap oft VW e Hou r A ! " ore Bae le neppor ante n comfort Accordingly, a t {fect pu f 1 nd now adi ‘ ti he grounds only ea ‘ ip from , aad peti Ee aeh pa ; a t of seriousness which} ; ah . reat 1 outing at Tat nt nds ix di osed by a esidential An¢ a :& hist rves a bu iding j , , . potice headquarters forFor esthisduty » always the White SNe howe one in Ange day, o atel n's "house is transover, this wate est ee for: little folks. formed into on ey oa who. . circulate H ther | he DP Ee the little tots. who among the row ‘ j { ee the; . egg :. I t ' [11 v. Fi \ } real # little Statesman Yes, way ers j mie oe : ‘ \ who , . person ‘ ever 45 wit-; : : ; : rh: . } : *‘ t ' : | lisapy fané on fin ' I ea0ren tk ; ve ts ; to ee comb are ‘ r wrought ' i SN probably no of this party prugeecne ati econislnnl | _ oO i aa r ‘ toto , pulat . j " ' 1 ind " assem- ) thee Cl it r n ‘ 7 I 1 ent : } net i play he champlon the time being the loyal and admiring { f ) vast ) r ' t nate a plecaninny t ta er r t 1 erg in 1 the Is t 5 es oe I a r ! Freriectectn o} Wher --------_-_-______-- nly or Perhaps fr ior mem-|-thattt mayined see the he. ami{l of cab t members yun freed for once from the the of nurses enthusiastically vho wer to tl grimiest and rags yromptly : n Washin one J I; tered clott picker," } Ofoa band I Ko , f goose I mr ps black* om on blage. household -hay ery. year-one: c <i ; CBE +; : Fi . eS en re c : hen. i n I . ‘ pay I in ar ec the favor i The ger aN : bowling ° 1 t th : ‘avialon cla]itch pene W ich are lil grounds of the ex@eutive mation".uvenu e, tethers and 5 nia } stock neds other end of Pennsylvank inoue Indecd, | plete. tne es pickin there has remained evet Eri vilbed of known a5 C56 more the youngsters guard th vert once a) tates an * a : irs of the playing in the I a kee ' a few . onPicking, hth c it ma ' "eht. pe a , ear as a sacred righ the : rikil "lal proposet 1 that dost nm the years ago, some officta evita wail? sist { Is op ha ive lled ris --- Ee Tio G-ROUWIT DS rea CONTAINING ACHES, 4Lle ae LTA SE - fy : LIGHTY ~ yor ee "Wy i+ GHG POLLING ary CAENIVAL ID HELD. LACH FASTER JIQNDIAED E ree ‘ whovho { : cope t cond) lawn t or Jed 5 witt Llowever know, | rated it originated no pers that this odd juve-| but tradition declare : foreign custom. | nile romp originated 4 elaborated in char-; which was altered an " lanted to the ety, ‘2 , he ‘ actor after It Wag ITE SE wo the annual) on the Potomut ere on the eraesv) feg-rollmn took place from the t nited | lopes that fall a wa @ Jong y the ri States capitol hullding Dee ircan to *.the; Bd pro tras kipp ng ba onde " hi In tik ae anywhere It a merrymakit of Nas ut ia tionbso? of children haw at) to & perer t when and how capital a ‘ on t Wir th ie to its in the novel spectacle of the participants cnoual egg-rolling carnival which takesata ident's ident: : \ t : J liar : ae hi t matt j ‘ A ta the 1 i ! ne ‘i - und size and eolor, un agsyresate | brilliant-hued eggs .and perhaps = «these a it ‘ nale spectators i =f ae) AB had ‘ A to LIA +s 1 jes risk connec * ne flower: reed ER nie wees ehids each of which brougkt the flo-j| or supply, for the pas¥age from Rerrist from $75 to $100. Three dollars] s stormy one, and om more each is a standing price for American!) than one oeceasion the Hly-laden ships Beauty roses, and. exceptionally per | have been delayed by stress of weaect lilies, but eccentricitles-of | ther and have' net arri in New }| supply and demand not infrequently} york harbor until after Master, when inflate prices, and: there are' on. rec-'| (heir cargoes were decldédly a. drug LAI TZEZ; of supply-and Easter whattime might/ the| market is crowdedat with be termed transient dealers-persons | who handle flowers as a ‘"‘side line at| th potted between mal LOR the New popularYork socioty bell»carry florists baskels to ~ ments trade 4 or) for narKket thre proprietors and} wholesal everyopening. city theat for OP" LLOWZERS CLUITFA ea they! these middle growers} of the! nprineipalls é York Jersey New reach time In h { ore case Island-and home in the n1320 hetO'@loc}\ ! 1 ! Long leave night t mt hefore : in the scattered » jalong | must f . : ole } : it in . . ( 5.4 at: but Banter, mornin "ehe* amon eet ht | SMH Clean sunt Shes abront ; e - -otr life, have strangely overlooked one of the most impressive illustrations, namely, the manner in which money is squan-| dered for flowers at Easter, when rare | {or exceptionally perfect posies are | week millions ad ose % has or moreU- wr he | | | | ) | It ts, perhaps, the American prosperity maintains one' el he derives his supply from his own | @0™ require the enti sutput o ict floral farm or from grower: who sup- | * flower manufactor Oftime ther ply! him exc lusively. To the whole-}/S @. surplus and almost - invariab y sale mart however, come the small there are. flowers which do net. com florists, the street vendors of those| UP to the standard of per tion. detemporary flower stands which line manded ‘for thi fashionable trade the principal business streets.of every | This. surplus is sent to flower eo large city at Easter ime By 7 misslon merecha who l , he o'clock in the morning this market {s particulary, to ists, closed and the buyers-have dispersed | the out of town florists, particular! to seek their customers with the day's n jacent, cities In the of .establishments the 7 stock of floral offerings store are flowers men sion Some idea of the magnitude of the cha -great-lee-cooled in, American flower trade E formed from the fact that more than the flowers fresh. for » 1,000 farts are 3 I reeasonI ) ] of P the cold :and dampnes sis the floral demand of New York City | Incidentally it may be nated that the alone, and ‘ upward; of $18,000,000 ' SS) 1S no foundation for the common invested imin the flowe) farms which pression that flowers which ar b supply the metropolis alone, ‘To carry | shipped some distance must be fresh the enumeration a. little farther it| picked On the contrary, the most iy are there ‘that noted be may i expert handlers of flowers allow areater Gr the New York more than 400 | blossoms to' stand for several hour men and women whose sole oceupaJn water ere they are dispatch ed to tion js that of flower vendor on the |} their destination._ : streets, Most of these peddlers o The Easter? festival is the florist blossoms are Greeks. A more spec- | golden harvest. The supply of flowtacular side of the picture fs ; i ason is never equal to the by the operations of the fashionable demand, but this only helps to. swell florists throughout Uncle Sam's do- | the profits, for not only may higher main It is estimated that the fit- | prices be charged, but there js little tings, of the smart flowe1 shops on | danger of over-stocking,. with the atBroadway and Fifth avenue New | tendant: loss and waste that under orork, cost in the aggregate more than} dinary circumstances ents up so mueh $1,000,000, and there are number | of the profits of the florist business. of retail establishments, each of which | One New York florist sells each year Yor does a business of several hundred |} more n 59,000. Baster. lilies, and thousand dollars annually. his profits may be imagined when one There has o ate been much dis-|y+emembers that Baster Miles are purcussion regarding extravagances in chased wholesale for from $19 to $15 | States a each of whom arge retail tore and perhay The cut flower market does not merous booths in office hulldiy enter into the calculations of the prohotels have, their own flov f prietor of the fashionabl retail. es- | ?' STOWing. establishments: of tablishment. As has been noted above | Yield the have monopoly, the 2) ' - I » be x = m ‘ Yeu afraid of ed y knov T a il you."'-Yonk- -_- > , ? ed I (rank! but Gt I can wee Poor man Why last place?' I wuz pardoned, ‘kee Sentinel. l : a te ind it." t find it did you leave your mum."-Milwau- |