Show perfect day for festivities and bi big livestock show i t MAX MAY DAY QUEEN CROWNED ON MOST IDEAL SPRING DAY YEAR IMMENSE THRONG CROWDS VISIT VI BIT STOCK SHOW HEAR TRIAL OF SCRUB ANI clab AND WITNESS FIELD DAY SPORTS A more perfect spring day could not bd ima imagined glued a day without witt bout a alemi a may day for the biggest spring festival ever hold la in vernal or the basin on monday the promise wag was anything aay thing but for balmy weather on tuesday the extreme stormy cool wol weather prevailing previously prevented many from pm preparing paring carnival cos fumes early in the caroling carroli ug glee clubs throughout the valley awakened many from their ol slumbers umbers by their beautiful singing in the morning the tennis tournament was held hold at the park and grade school field day sports at the fair grounds gro unda in both ev 0 va great interest jute rest woe was shown there the r e was ao no visiting tennis teams two match es ea mens singles between sam barn woolley and lowe ashton with a score of 80 8 0 and C 4 for woolley gerald watkins ara carl davie davis the score waa was 64 6 4 64 6 4 watkins winning the two winners will alay later for the championship in the doubles woolley and davis played against watkins and ashton the score being C G 4 and 80 8 0 in favor of first team the grandstand and grounds were crowded to har the trial ot 0 the scrub animal and witness the milking they were highly entertained and amused and af at the same time a splendid lesson lewon was learned relative to a better type of animal for ranges and dairy pur poses W aw W owens state county agent leader acted as judge congress mac mars don B colton clerk of court george A SI auga attorney for the defense and jacob N lybbert attorney for the prosecution fire jurors were wom a jake olsea was the star witness for the defense and hyrum B Calder for the prosecution the milking demonstration was carried on ori before the jury cy hopkins represented by dick jeneen jencen gave a thorough demonstration of milking the scrub cov covo in a straw covered shod shed roy carroll demonstrated sanitary y methods and a pure bred jersey animal the darst prize cow mr olsen and mr hopkins had no use or timo time to bother with tie tte puro bred animals tho the old stand byg being plenty good the jury after deliberation disagreed and it has leaked out that one juror objected to the higher lax tax which would havo have to bo be paid if it pure bred sires hires and cows were established in file the county th the livestock show was a most excellent f e allent one probably the tho very best continued on page 8 column 4 DAY FOR FESTIVAL 8 I 1 column 3 continued from page 1 tab elhat at has ever been shown in uintah county wf as a great deal of the stock shown could only be exhibited in the spring time being on the ranges in the tali fall at fair time prof john T caine III judged the stock and he expressed himself as highly pleased with the stock exhibited and complimented the various stockmen on their ef efforts forti stating that many animals shown would be prize takers in a larger stock show prof calne caine stated that the value of the stock show waa was to chow the setting of the type so people would have a definite aim in the breeding of live stock ife he told in each instance where improvement was needed and that type typo was the thing to keep to mind in tho the beet type the early matur ing animal Is the kind being demanded by the mirk markets etso rather than the larger it Is not size entirely that Is to wonted in the dairying type it is production hereford and shorthorn bulls were shown with a f tev aw cows tows of each breed most of these animals were imported prof calne caine said the class of ot aged jorsey jersey jor sey cows were exceptionally good cows were there that rould would show in any show this was the largest show of dairy stock ever exhibited here prof prot calne caine was well op pleased with tho sheep on display and while tho the management of this department was disappointed aa as more of the aromi neat mea did not exhibit tho the show sho tir woe was a good one tho rambouillet predominated with farm herds 0 of delaino and cots wold shown which were bred and raised on the farms notable among tho the delagnes De laines wore were a ewe awe aad and lamb shown by john hatch and a beautiful pea pen by william Ack ackhurst hurit prof balne expressed appreciation of tho the rams that were shown saying he had no idea wo we bad had euch such a good claa of sheep and aad that the breeders would make no mistake by continuing along the jeaure line aged ran ram 1st and 3rd ard john N davis 2 ad A A hatch the first prize was raised by P C Pet Pe erbon tefton ephriam W H bad had an excellent rim a ar there that was not judged as it was wal overlooked the ram having baving been placed in a cattle pen apart troa the other sheep rambouillet ram mm lambs mr davis davia 1st and ard william 2nd and from this pen will bo taken ta ken the rambouillet buck lamb for the boys club prize offered by mr davia aged delaine ewes lot john hatch 2nd and william ackhurst aged rambouillet Ram boullet ewer ewe wm vm ackhurst 2nd and 3rd ard harvey hullinger george took first prize trize on pen of cotswold ewes A rambouillet ram which mr davie davis purchased two years ago alter taking first prize at the state fair did not get got a lookin look in at this show shorthorn best aged bull lat 1 at george A best bull two years old or under 1st ast 0 D alien allen 2nd and george A best cow con ast 1st george A hereford best aged bull 1st ast lewis freestone also sweep Aake best bull 3 years or under let lat ernest eaton 2nd and lewis freestone avd 3rd john T chivers Ch lver best bull 2 yeara or under er let lr francis ancis caldwell 2nd and H E seeley best cow 2nd and 3rd ard lewis pipestone Pie estone jersey tersey best bull over 2 yeara P IL smith 2nd and leroy carrol 3rd ard aln tah tall jersey bull association best bull under 2 years old let lat E H belcher 2nd and hyrum B oal der 3rd ard leater lester bingham sweepstake jersey male prank frank jersey female letter ter bingham beat best cow 4 years and over let ista lester bingham 2nd and leroy car jol rol 3rd ard A theodore johnson bost cow 2 years and under 4 lei let 2nd and 3rd ard A john ison SOD cledt eat heifer 1 or under 2 1 L ht t A theodore Johns johnson cin 2nd and syl ranus collett 3rd ard hyrum 13 calder best heifer under ong year let J P F H R smith 2nd and clarence acks bur art 3rd ard sylvanua sylvanus collett cow producing largest amount of butter fat let lat and and 2nd A theodore j johnson alreco A most interesting feature waa luo ethe acco adi d of two jersey cows owned by A theodore theodare johnson one ona cow bangs I 1 record wes was pounds of milk for three months and eighteen days testing 54 4 per cent butter fat at producing 22 pounds of butter per day tha other cow mol ley was a close second with a record of f pounds of milk testing 68 per cent butter fat producing pounds of butter per day horses T matched teams lut lewis free tone 2nd and ashen merkley 3rd ard prod fred mr Ider merkley kley showed a good dile dale d ile stallion Cro crowning ning of may queen tira community singing at trae park under the direction ot of prof P F atanson was entered into with a spirit and for odo hal half hour the large at crowd enjoyed the old favorites the glee clubs also slang ang several w selections prof E A jacobsen gave a few minutes talk on the origin of may day the crowd then enlarged the circle preparatory to the crowning of miss helen pickup of glines as may blay queen eid the braiding of the may poles one each from maeser mawer glines and vernal first and second wards the fretting waa was beautiful and directly in front of the hay may queen and her court miss helen Pic Pick kirp as may queen was crowned amid the op splendor lendor of tho spirit of spring and with her couie carl davis as lord of abe may the misses wilda hardy teora theora johnson leona gurr and wilda timothy maids in waiting peggy meagher mea gher and vema verna anderson Ander son scon flowed flower girls and glenn bames bar dies crown bearer the dance by the host of and fairies was especially ally beautiful the braiding of the may poles was the last feature f and a very beautiful sight and had to be witnessed to appreciate its beauty the street carnival and parade headed by tha the may queen emd vernal band bard was greatly enjoyed by the host on the streets and a large number were in costume confetti streamers horns and all went to make a roil evening of fun the dance at the orpheus which was crowded closed the most successful spring event ever held hold ID in the uintah basin |