Show AUGUST TO BE BANNER MONTH Indications That Attendance at Exposition Will Then Be Bet i. i t Greatest ELKS ENJOY HIGH JINKS Many Well Known Utah People Are Registered at Seattle 0 CHARLOTTE C C. So Woman oman Director Utah Building Republican Special Service t f 1 Seattle July Jul 31 Front From now on tho days day R a-R at the exposition will be more mort events than tilled with various special nn and Interesting features It Il was predicted from front the first that Au August would ho he tho banner month 1 L Indications point to the and 1 present re ent fulfillment erf of the prediction It estimated esti estimated esti- esti Within the coming week weck eek It Is their re- re of or mated that six h governors tare o states will be present to ta take tak r part In ceremonies set apart for 8 special e- e cia cial I days at the fair Governor Go Charles le J. J Hushes Hughes of oC New York Gov Governor Go or John I Johnson O of Minnesota with tho the c chief chef e executives of Pennsylvania P West Vir and Missouri Later a or ginia Kentucky Kentuck month aside from our own o Gov Gov- In n th the tho pur GIn GIn- It la Ie expected that Illinois In In- In wn dlana diana 1 Wisconsin and Maryland will willbe be officially represented over o overto Today tho grounds wore ore that given ghen to the Elks and nd as usual that festive or organization carried things thing b by storm tho the parade of the mho Elks inks Society Cir it Circus r- r cos cus bringing the tho greatest clatter claim ana and excitement that has yet been witnessed sand within the tho gates of tho e In their honor alms almost all of or th the thc state and andi decorated for the th were count county count buildings the i occasion occasion with n the tho royal purple a ani and I white which ever eer distinguish th the presence pros pres once ence of the tho Best People on Earth Eart 1 I The The decorations In man many non Instances were wara very elaborate with f tc festoons aim aimI d I I streamers almost covering tho au outside side a of oC tho the building The m most t typical foal fea feature I ture of 1 all 11 tho the dl display pla were lire life sized shad s ze doorways as of ot th the stuffed Elks In the the 1 Oregon California King ICing county count nl and h county buildings w wI with wens I I wr wreaths of at purple and white floe flowers around their necks and antlers 1 I The circus parado parade was truly trul great t i and could only have o been planned or by bythe the members of or that Irrepressible or- or r Largo cn cages es such as are oen cen In n circus parades parade held human animals ani- ani I mals mala all s species ecles being represented I Litany Many Ian of or the tho natives on tho the Pa Pay Streak i Indians nn and Japanese took Japanese took part in the long para parade e eI I with bands and clowns Innumerable I I t while tho Streets of oC Cairo calro alro was represented rep rep- i resented by b-A camels bearing J on on their l f t hump gorgeously attired Elks J I There were man many beautiful lI floats dents at I and handsomely decorated automobiles i I also in the parade which was I b by thousands as aa was the circus I which in n the Stadium near time entrance of or the grounds Another distinctive feature of or heay the he II i day In ay was WI the tho presence of a largo num- num Iber of delegates and members of the tho I w. w C. C T. T U. U from all parts of tho the state o met together to observe observe- tho the da day r with special ceremonies beginning with with I an nn Informal reception at 10 o'clock l In InI I the east cast gall gallery cry of or tho the Manufacturers Manufacturers' i building A parade formed at the main gate gale ate at 1 o'clock with GOO children and andla 1 m la a large number of young women InI in I costume who marched around the tho I grounds winding up at the auditorium where an Interesting pro program ram was 1 I given Including songs drills and art act dresses r There j Is no building on the tho l l ln t. J. o un ad m ni m rell nn 7 dl dignity us its that structure known as ns the Forestry building which represents u a ro rf resource that Is one of at the th r marvels marvel JIt of ot the tho world It Is S th time time- ever constructed and Is Js built entirely of or huge logs lops In the he rough and andIs andIs Is b In the form torm of a crescent with spacious spa spa- clous cious verandas upstairs and down n the trunks trucks of Immense Immense Immense Im Im- Im- Im mense forest trees form the tho massive pillars The e wide steps and stairs are arc made of or the tho logs and within tho the walls ceiling and furnishing are all In the tho native nativo timber Umber and the thc Ind indescribably sweet pungent odor of the pine forest I Ms Is not the tho least of the tho delight experienced ex ex- In a n visit to tv this thin cent building James JameA J J. Hill Hili in his address delivered on opening da day paid pahl nn an eloquent and deserved tribute to the character of oC tho the building when h ho he isaid ml Only God Goel Almighty could mal make e elit lit lt It possible to erect such a n. building as that or bring together the waters of tho the magnificent sound at your yur reef which together with the forests forest or Is tho the Slot glory of the Pacific northwest There arc are two other smaller log fro slog structures urea on the grounds represent represent- I ing the lumber Interests The Arctic Brotherhood building an unique structure structure I ture lure overlooking Lake Washington where the Inside furnishings aro arc beautiful beau beau- and artistic fashioned from rare woods brought from far oft off Alaska laska and large rugs ma made do from whole skins skin of Polar bears and other native naU ani- ani mal mals This building Is to be he donated I at the tho close of ot the tho fair to the university sity lit of or the tho state of or Washington for I Ithe the exclusive use of the students from I t Alaska I The Hoo loo house Is an hous hour for the m members of that well weIl known lumber or organization It Is s one om of the mo moat mout t attractive and distinctive distinctive- Ily jy artistic building to bo ho seen sc built hullt o of logs Jogs the entrance guarded by two Jm- Jm mI m- m I mense e black cats the emblem of tit tin organization Inside the tho furnishings furnishing H extremely luxurious and home homo Ilk like with symbols In tho form of ot black cat cats worked on drapery curtains portiere and ind pillows tho the finishing touch being given Ivon by a n. beautiful a-beautiful real black pussy cat with a lar largo large e family of ot kittens re reposing reposing reposing re- re posing In a 1 basket beside tho wide old old- fashioned d brick fireplace I Ono One of or last evenings evening's Seattle papers paper I announced that In order to round oui out the program of or Utah da day August 6 at the Yukon Pacific exposition when the Tabernacle choir of ot more mor than OO voices wilt will be present th the tIlO entertainment committee of tho the fal fair has haa addressed Itself to United States Slate Senator Reed Recd Smoot of ot Utah asking I him to be bo present at the tho celebration i and mako the tho principal ad address Thursday wo received a consignment I i f of fine fino varieties of ot prunes prune from the Ex- Ex Ex farm at St St. George asit Ington ln county Utah where v Jo Joseph T Atkins IH is foreman Last week wn wo hall had a good fruit display In several varlo varlo- ties of apricots sent by hy W W. O. O Knutsen Knutse of or Brigham CIt City i Among well known Utah People wh who have i have hn visited the state building within I I the week are Governor ex-Governor and Mrs John John C. C Cutler Culler and daughter au Miss MI-i I Hazel Mr and Mrs Hoyt Sherma Sherman herman n who are arc from Washington ton D D. C C. C to tn their thello old homo home In Salt Lake Thomas R R. Cutler Cutter accompanied b by his hi daughters loss Lucille and 1 Miss 1189 Ve Vera Cutler C. C W and I dau daughter Mr h. h land and Mrs la John Joltn R. R Winder and party parl Judge o and Mrs lre J J. JA A A. A Howell of Ogden Ogdon when have havo como come to tho the Pacific Northwest North- North west went on their wedding trip Major 1 and awl Mrs Andrew S S. S Rowan of oC Fort Doug DouS- las Ins Mrs Ir Wl William I am C. C Jennings and small daughter with Mrs J. J C C. l 13 1 King Ing and ami son Hon on I spent Tuesday ay at the lira fair fait on their way wa to Vancouver where the they will dill spend several Be weeks week 11 II II 11 Macdonald or of th the Salt I I-ake I herald and his sister Miss ATI Gertrude Macdonald of or Ottawa accompanied a distinguished party of oC Canadians who came In their private at ear nar to Seattle to spend several days das ays at ot t. t T the tho fair Including Mr William PuSs 1 ley ley minister of or public works of or Cana Can Can- rada a and nd Mrs rs rs- PU the tho di former be beIng be- be ing officially connected as ono one of tho members member of or tho the Dominion cabinet with the the Canadian exhibit which by y the way war Is remarkably fine Utah people r registered for or tho the week 0 Mr and Mrs Irs Elbridge L. L Thomas Mr Mr 2 11 and J. oJ Gustavo White K li A A. A Edelmann Edel- Edel del del- r mann F. F S. S Mayer J. J W V Dc Doy Dey Rudolph Lester Owen Chester Spare Dr 1 E E. Jones JoneK Addle C. C L L. L Jackson U. U Duckworth Mr and nail Mrs Henry Honry R. R Dr Foster J J. J Miss R. R Sandberg 1 K f. Bowman Erick A A. A P Pearson Arthur Edwin Edwin Ed Ed- win Johnson Mr Mt mil and Mrs John R Tr Winder C. C W W. Nible Mrs Luther M 1 Howell Miss I Edna dna Miss Mar Mar- of garet Jaret Miss Mario Eccles Miss Florence McAllister II II H. II n. Macdonald I R TI E E. Bon Bentley tie Mrs 1 I. I F. F C. C Lewis Miss Mlis Evelyn Lewis Miss Alice I Lewis L IJ A Ao Crockwell David DavJd 0 O. Mackey Macke Jr ja Cassle Cassie Peterson l' l K F. I L. L Hooper James M M. 01 Newtown Newtown New- New town Isabel Berg Ben R n. C. C Brownell Mr 11 and Mrs T T. V. V Jackson Mr 11 and ami Mrs D D. R n. Boebe Beebe I E E. W. W Stout Mr 11 and Mrs Frank W. W H H. H Clou dough Clough h. h C Co E E. Flandro Mr 11 and Mrs John C C. Cutler Culler Hazel Cutler Culler Mrs William C. C Jennings Deborah Jennings s Mrs 1 Adolph J Anderson Anderson Ander Ander- son J. J H. H Lander hof Valor Major and Mrs l Andrew Androw S. S Rowan Howan Burt Burl Roper Hoper Sarah Peterson C C. Ira Tuttle W. W C. C McBride A. A C C. Murray lurra Irving 1 L Brampton Charles Gunderson Mrs Francis Wilson Wilson Wil Wil- Wilson son son Elizabeth f Wilson Mr and Mrs Hoyt Sherman lar 1 Mary E. E Conger Confer R. R B B. B Thompson Mr and Mr Ir Mrs Stoker Mrs Frank A A. Lahan Laban Mr 1 and Mrs George e eR 15 R Skelton Miss lIsl M M. M V V. Laird J. J H. H Shearer Miss L. L Heist Max Dorothy barley Harlo English Mr rl rland I and Mrs i II If W W. Louiso Loubo Burmes Bur Bur- mes me e er T. T M. M A A. E. E In inglish nur-I nur lIsh Miss oroa Farmer Hermann Kuchler I L. L C C. Kelsey 1 G. G S S. S Laura Laum Had Had- field F F. T. T Whitney Mr Mrs l Felming I Mr 11 and Mrs J J. J C C. Jensen Carol Jensen I nub Ruby Post Mr 11 and Mrs 1 G G. G R. R Bothwell Charlotte L. L Bothwell Mary A. A A Chris Chrls- Christensen Lensen Roy noy Bothwell I Floyd loyd Bothwell I |