Show I EXPOSITION IS SUCCESS t I Utah's Utah 1 s Woman Director Gives Sidelights on Northwest Northwest Northwest North North- west Fair SUNDAY SUNDA Y IS P POPULAR DAY Admission Th Then Is Only Half Halft Price and Thousands t Thousands J. J fc Attend w CHARLOTTE C C. C STEVE SOO Woman Director Utah Building J Republican teJ Special Service lc Seattle Jul July 17 Sunday Sunday at the exposition exposition expo expo- In le a von very popular day The gates gateso o'clock In the afternoon after neter- Jo o not open until 1 noon and from that time until tho the closing doe clos ing nSf hours houn tho the grounds arc are crowded crowdell the half bate Tilt The admission Is la 25 26 cents cent who ho usual price and there are lIre man many v can go at that time who havo not the week during tho the time to spare While tho government bull building in and antI tato buildings are not t open mo most t of ot much to 10 toa tho others are and there Is a s aee ee e rind and h hear r ear tt with t line Ine band concerts through the afternoon and evening o at tho music pavilion and band stands auditorium which la Is one In th the large JarKe of the few 0 permanent buildings on o tho the grounds ground to b be presented later lator t to tho State university there therl is 18 always 3 a somo some e at nt 3 on Sunday Sunda attraction special 11 I o'clock In the theR R way of or of n a high lass class lectUre lecture lec lec- ture or address which IH is freo of charge e. e 1 Lust Sunday tho Rev Her lien Hon son eon on D. D D. D canon of ot Westminster abbey lIbe and anti rector motor of ot Su St Margaret's Margarets s church Westminster Fi gave FiO O a n lIell delightful lecture Glories of or Abbey I be which tras a ll listened to b by thousands of or Inter- Inter te hearers Dr Henson has hns been delivering de de- de- de livering a sodas series of or lectures at t was Yale and other F E astern tern colleges and was the guest while In Seattle o of or the British i passel consul Ho Imo was also entertained by C the theof president of or the tho exposition J J. E K burg burS to whom with his charming wife much of or the tho success of ot tho the great groat fair In le slue due Tho The music during durIng- the first month orthe of or the fair has hns been most successful and band bantI of ot Tho Thu Innis high strictly New hew York has hns Just closed a six weeks six weeks weeks' having ha given KI three concerts con con- enga engagement concerts con con- the music pavilion So dall dally daily in popular has the musical organization made mad to Il will 11 be ro cd an effort J proved that In the have the band return later I meantime band will tl tat tle o e Its place In front of or the l' l Forestry ore try buildIng building build build- I Ing musical programs arc given by tho the Wagner agner band mornings and If afternoons The Clan Fraser ban band In Highland d costume costume cos cos- tume parade the grounds twice a n. day and play piny on the Pay Streak where all nil kinds of ot deafening music Is 18 in order from the tho old ohl soldier who beats tho of ot Gettys Getty Gettysburg s drum In front of ot the Battle burl burg to the terrible din produced vb b by natives In front of or the vil 11 la lage e It would seem from experiences experiences gained J thus far tar that thal It has las been a 1 splendid opportunity at this time for Utah as nit a 1 state te to take her place as uS one of ut the tho most progressive and e enterprising enter terone ter- ter In the Union Almost without exception tourists and travelers are arc re struck with tho the showing allowing o of our diver diversified shied products produces and und mineral minerai wealth Some have ha said that the they were e more JI anxious than over ever to visit the state 11 r It Is quite a n pleasure to meet and unu tak i with Intelligent people from all over O the tho country countr who are aro really Interested and seem eem glad Ind to know what tho the West cst Is 14 doing along the line of or advancement ad t In ill agriculture as and in educational lines Ono One woman a 1 magazine and newspaper ape correspondent L said I have always I been betm Interested In Utah and expect to toSO togo go S-O there soon I am coming coming- Into InLo this building to upend spend a n whole day to g gain desired Information A prosperous Eastern business man said on another occa occasion lon I am always alwa's glad l to meet business men from Utah they are arc no so I wide awake awne and up-to up up to date and you ou certainly are to be he congratulated upon who have ha your our United States senators senators made their mark marl In tho the Senate Tho The exposition as a IL whole Is noton not on only n n. grand advertisement set setting tinE forth to the eyes eos of or tho the world the unfold un- un untold un un- i told fold wealth of the great Pacific Northwest Northwest North orth- west but Its Ils value as an educational opportunity on broad comprehensive e lines cannot yet ot be estimated Wo We 0 have numbers of citizens of Colorado Colorado Colorado Colo Colo- rado who say nay that thal the they are so 80 ashamed to think that the state slate la is not represented represent represent- ent- ent ed that the they will not nol register from there It Is said that the state of ot Montana Montana Mon Mon- tana anti and its ita citizens are hitter bitterly re repenting repenting re- re penting venting the tho mistake of falling to be represented here lucre and now realize re that thal It was the opportunity of or a a. lifetime for forthe forthe forthe the Northwest to come Into Its own h on every side signs of or rooms tO fort for I r nt with or without lt biar confront you the problem of ot reasonable and comfortable accommodations Is not easU easily I solved There Is 15 n a current saying that the tho letters A A. Y 1 Y stand for lor after atter your our purse Personally I we have had no cause to LO complain There seems to be no lack of ot suitable accommodations and thero are aro all kinds ot of t hurel bureaus UR of or Information In regard to o the subject Within the grounds there hero are a number of ot good restaurants whore city prices prevail One of ot the chief features of oC Interest of f the present week was the presence wf or nearly a n hundred of or tho the most distinguished distin women In the wot world delegates Id delegates to the International Council of oC Women which recently concluded its sessions at Toronto Later the they were entertained entertained enter enter- at Victoria by the high officials of oC the Canadian government go While In Seattle there was wali a l. l great reat deal done In InI their honor The Seattle Federation of r I Women's 1 clubs opened the program with an elaborate breakfast fast given Iven In InI Inthe inthe the New York building on the exposition exposition exposi exposi- I tion grounds Delegates s who came here hereto to meet them from rom Utah arc Mrs Elizabeth th S. S WIlcox and Sirs Mra h Alice Merrill Merrill Mer Mer- ler- ler rill 1111 Home Horne of th the Relief society and mil Mrs Mra ln Martha 11 H. Tinge and Mrs Mao L. L Ny Ny- Ny representing the time Youn Young Ladles Ladles' Mutual Improvement association Handsome official Invitations have ha been received recel today from Hon Ota Imperial Japanese government commissioner general to the Alaska Alaska- Yukon Yukon Pacific Pacific exp dedication Japanese Exhibits building and ami reception reception reception recep recep- tion Wednesday afternoon July 21 1 21 from Crom 3 to Lo G C. C i A meeting was held V Wednesday evening of or the tho educational exhibitors of limo tho exposition In tho Alaska a building building build build- ing when an association was formed Prof Fred A A. Poulson who Is In charge of or the tho Utah exhibit is ono one of or ofa ofa ora a committee of ot three tb draft a con con- There Thero will also be bo an as association usI us- us I socia sedation LIon of oC formed lu In the tho near neRr future such an as has existed at all fairs since the time Worlds World's fair Calr In Chicago 1 when the outcome will be bo hostesses Hostesses Hostesses' da day y and social 1 functions It would be Impossible to find u a busier place co these summer days das than the Utah building at nt the exposition Aside from the tho hundreds of straD strangers stranger er who enter the doors one could well Imagine themselves In Salt 1 Lake 0 when th they are uro kept busy greeting Utah IH people W W. J J. Halloran time the genial r genial president of ot the Commercial club chub of oC Salt SaIL I Lake ake dropped In upon us Monday and again Tues Tuesday ay lie He seemed much pleased at atthe atthe atthe the wn way Utah was represented He was accompanied b by Mr and Mrs V P D. D well known old residents residents o of and Me hh son ann on It n T T f The Th party w will i return tur jt to S Salt rik j Lake b by bythe bytho tho the way way of or San Francisco Mrs A. A Fred red W 1 ey und and dau daughter Mrs Vaughn VaughnA A A. A Paul Pauli made mado us several se visits nn and leave lea Thursday for or a 1 tarn to Alaska Dr and Mrs Irs Charles F F. WIlcox who have beep beel hero lucre for Cor several se days will also take the Alaskan trip stopping on 01 their wa way back Mr Ir and Mrs E. E 0 O. Lee have ha returned from Alaska after utter a delightful dt trip Mrs Ir Charles rles O O. Plummer one of or Salt Lakes Lake's most noted vocalists came to Seattle last week n ti sing before the tho Epworth League which national organization loran hall b been en In session see ses sion here her Mrs MTH Plummer sang Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- dB day evening e before an nn Immense audience audience audi audi- ence In the Armory Armor where who she was waR enthusiastically received d. d She will I leave the tho last of or the week accompanied I by hy the Mitoses Isabel habel and Am Amy O Osborne Ohorn l orne for for a short visit Mr Mrs E. E JO K E. Sh of Salt Lake Lako of temperance fame Came is la here h re after attar spending several cral I wc in Portland Tacoma and other elt cities Vh where re she gave KaYO lectures The following names of or people regis registering te from Utah thin this last week eek arc ore Mrs Mr lr A A. E. E Kimball Darlene V. V KimbAll Kimball Kim Kim- bAll Mrs In J. J P. P A A. A Vincent l Ir Mrs C. C O 0 0 Plummer Isabel hel Osborne Oborn Osborne Charles Charle E. E Tayl Taylor r Jr M. M Gibbons R. R Maud Fred frel A 4 A. A T Droned AntiI Anna Anti Behler r. r Clara Martha r. r I Mrs J. J I L J. William Mellor M llor I George M M. Nelson ohwn Mr Ir unit und Mr Mrs II C. C Emge Mrs Mm Ir 13 L. l K R. Col Cella la Mc- Mc Fell Foll lIth Usher r I J. J Mary ta A. A utter Puller Orvllle Orville W. W Cutler Milton MIHon W Culler Cutler f C. C Cottrel Jr r. r Ermine f R. R Cottrll JOllA Joso JosoS S sn Marie S. S Clayton Mr 11 and Mm Mrs Ir I. I L. L Tl R Vh catl cr Mrs W. W S. S P Per Per- r- r kin kin Stanley A A. Ballinger r. r J Jam James mAM Mr l r. r and an Mrs Robert nobert W W. Miller Millar Mrs Mra P P. S. S Wilson Mr Mrs T. T G. G I Smith Terry P P. Sha Shea Mr 11 and Mr Mrs i W W. H. H Smith Mr fr and an Mrs Mm II n. AI A A. I hurn Qu Queen Quen n A A. Golt oIt Ell Edna II n- n Minnie Harrington HI May fB Mu I. I lr Will Ml Miller ler Wilford Holdaway WA D D. James Jamen It II W W. Bradford R R. R. R Smith Mr n Aire- J J. J F F. Fleming K To F. F I Mr Mrs Marv fBI It I Af I hers TL IL Horne Homo lIce Alice M Merrill llama Roger W W. Powers Po Ruth G. G Huff Dab Daisy Booth Lillie Booth Mrs Mm Ir C C. I L. L Huff Alice ABec S S. Detle Betley A A. R. R I Beth Betley Kate Ryan A A- Whipple Susie j Clayton Claton Leone Lealie Kistler Albre I Mrs Irs M. M E E. George Dr Ir and Mrs Mm Charles s F. F WIlcox lIco Maud i It Taylor TI Sterling Sterling- Taylor Mr and I Mrs Paul laul T T. Brockman Mrs Ir M. M L. L Effinger Ef- Ef ringer finger W. W Hyde Ihde W. W M M. M Daniel Mrs A A. II H. Horren Warren orren arren I Eleanor Warren Anna Warren Warron Jean Hyde Margaret Chamb Chant Cham- b burs belll Cora Coro Howe Howo Julia Howe Josephine i Chambers Earl Brown Drown Alma Julia Julin A. A Jacobson Mrs Mm Bertha haunch Rausch I 1 Mrs Irs J. J F F. Hobson Mr 11 and Mrs 1111 J J. J B B. B Helloing Mr 11 and Mrs In J. J A A. A Whyte I W tv J J. J Browning J J. J H. H Edith 1 T T. Geiger Gelger David T. T Geiger John McDaniel Mc- Mc Daniel Henry A. A Gardner Mrs Mr I. I Sparey Nellie ellie Harris Albert Hurd lu rJ Mrs I lace Grace G G. Mettler Martin Marlin Thomas n Be Ness lI 3 Cath Catherine roe Sher wood woo McGorry Edna K lna McGarry Lillian M M. WIlMon Wilson Mrs W. W A A. A Edna Middleton Mr OIl and Mrs Mm Ir 11 H. L. L Frick and daughter Mr Ir Ani and Mm Mrs R. R E. E Rogers and son son Mrs A A. A Fred Wey ey Mrs V V. A A. Paul laul ate Mr lr antI and Mrs Mm F F. D. D ClIft W W. J J. J Halloran It IL J. J Halloran Deborah Doborah Rl Illsley Ills Ills- l y ley y L L. W hb Ruby E. E Hum Burns Robert W. W Miller Mrs lra M M. M 1 A. A Harris GF grace W W. Harris Esth Esther r S S. Harris MaryF Mary F K raCe Connell Mr lr and Mr Mrs C C. M Brown Mr Ir and Sirs Mrs Albert Ibert S. S Harne Mrs Mr r J. J JF and son Mr 11 an and Mr Mrs Mu W h E f- f Farr Mr and Mr Mrs In T T. L L. Wright Mrs lr A. A M. M r. r Hill Alma Ima lUll huh Lloyd Pullum J Jean can nn Williams mp Mr Ir anti and airs Mm Edward Dayton DI Mr III and Mrs Mm D. D Mackintosh It IL J. J Dugdale J J. J M. M Anderson on C C. C Jo r- r W I Margaret artt i rook Crook Mr Mrs Mu KAnderson K E. 11 And Anderson Mrs Mr M. M IL JL Mm afre Mac Mae T. T Mrs Mm W. W G. G Whipple Mr and Mrs Mm J J. J E L r Browning Haxel Browning Drowning Francis B Bassett ns tt Charles Tl Dan Sheldon Margaret h A A A- Romney slate E. E Romney Homney Miss Ml H. H i Han n. n Mr Ir anti and Mm Mrs M. M I. I B. B Lichen Lichen- U Ut stein t ln Sire Mrs P. P A A. A Wilson Miss IL Lough- Lough Loughney ney noy Ralston Henry Cl Cleave Cleave- aeI ae land Jl Lucille n Mrs H. H I L. L Sloan I I Eugene Sloan It B F Felt lt May An An- Ier derson on Vera Yern L I. F Felt lt Mary Iary E E. Drown Brown t I Rosa n B B. B Brown Brown- Nellie Ule Brown M Lizzie Dollie Dolhie Mackenzie Mrs M Ir t G. G I F F. F Ralph P. P Jam James 8 Da Day N Nell Ill I'll 11 Brown Drown Eulle Eull Brown Drown H Mrs F. F M. M Da Day H. H H. H Hanford Maude 1 I B K c Carnal o Carna- Carna f l I than han Mrs It IL E. E Yount Elizabeth lh I Crookton Crookston Mrs Irs Maggie ln lc Robertson Mrs airs 1 U. U G. G Merrill and family |