Show ANOTHER RUSH AT STATE FAIR FAIROver Over People Paid Admission sion at th the Gat Gates s RACES WERE THE ATTRACTION MORE PRIZES WEBB WEltE AWARDED TO SUCCESsFUL I I plowed their way ay THouSANDS I through the dust and listened to the hoarse oarse shouts ot of the fakirs and vendors at the state tall fair vester venter day From the opening ot of the gates In Inthe inthe the mornIng Ull the order that the grounds must be closed last night crowds ot or people swarmed d to the place and waded cheerfully through the great white clouds which rose contin continuously from the ground At regular Intervals ot of five minutes and at fee fre frequent quent times load after load ot of passengers was vas carried d to 10 the grounds by the street car company be between between tween and people passed through the gates The total pall admissions for the da day amounted to one of the largest attendances In the history ot of the or organization The pate paId admissions to together to together gether with th the number ot of e and tickets will approximate a total attendance of people according to the statement of at atthe the secretary Beginning early In the morning ears cars began unloading their passengers at atthe atthe the maIn entrance and until late last night the rush was continued Busl Busi ness fleas men and wom women n newsboys touts fakirs bookies and every Individual who follows the track or takes a le Ic legitimate Interest In the tall fair brushed together on the cars Men who spend the year In the adieu threw cares to the wInds yesterday and went for tor a alark alark lark to tt the lair fair Women and Children There Women and children who vho live In the seclusion ot of home laid aside the rou routine routine tine ute life for tor a day and met their neigh borg bors and friends at t the fair taIr Th The man manfrom manfrom from the country rarely visits the city shook the hand ot of his boyhood friend In the jovIal Jolly crowd Which shoved and pushed us it way among the various arious attractions Attractions were everywhere For those who went out In the th morning the huge hall where enormous pump pumpkins kins and ripened fruit are shown as the pride of at the state were a source ot of wonder and admira admiration tion In the afternoon the races and events th they y were too drew thousands to the grand stand and to the padd paddocks In n lie he ve rows o of arc lights flared upon the many colored costumes ot of the bicycle riders while the band under a covered tent drew many to see the vaudeville And the contest on the mat between the Terrible Turk nd anti Eugene Thomp Thompson I Ison son a local wrestler caused a tre tremendous tremendous roar at applause when fifteen minutes elapsed and the local cham champion champlon plon pion had defeated the Oriental glad gladIator Display of Animals The morning was devoted largely to the display of prize animals ot of every domestic kind kin Horses In the show ring and cattle In the pens drew many who took an Interest In their develop development ment ment Or who were attract d for tor the y of the thing The biggest crowd ot of the day however went out In the afternoon to witness the trots trot an and the dashes Qt of the The grand stand was packed and the fence which holds back the excited thron throng from the track was lined for a ot of many yards Fashionable women occupied seats In the grand grandstand stand and with their fi field ld glasses picked the winners In the various events i iThe The sport with the flaring tie and the I striped trousers offered to back his favorite against the field And the bookIe In his shed dId a big bus buM 1 I Iness ness The young man from the COWl coun country try who had a friend who owned one ot of the entries backed the animal for tor aU all he be was worth The bookmaker as asa asa a consequence did a 3 flourishing bust busl bustness ness and the lad sought the aid ot of a friend last night Events of Today Today b be tb the banner day of th meeting In the way ot of animal exhIbits Every animal which has won a prize wilt will be par paraded a d before the grand grandstand grandstand stand and will be viewed by thousands tram from all aJl parts of the state The man management management has taken especial care to provide for the success of the meeting No trots will be run hut but In instead stead tead the madly dash or of th the thoroughbred will be substituted Promptly at 30 the races wilt will begin and at their conclusion the big bli parade pr prize animals win will take place All JUI the animals on which the blue ribbon or Dr superiorIty has been tied will be shown In the 1 parade arade Yesterday morning the stalls and the paddocks were crowded crowd d to with a vast crowd o of Inter Interested sted hu inanity who visited the sheds to In inspect the cattle hows The whole or orthe the was d t to that and animals ranging from the he heavy y draught horse to the lazy swine were on exhibition The remaining g winners will be announced ed today and they will tales part In the tha big parade this after atter non t More ole 1 Prizes Awarded The prizes which have been nw awarded up to this time Include the followIng de Horses l crops minerals and fine arts The others will likely be completed today A list ot of the prizes which have bave been awarded follows Class It 1 Stallion 4 y years ars old and d over pre 15 R it D Oakley Springville Mare are 3 years old and over oer premIum 10 MrS Charles Handley Ogden first Pat Ryan FOrest Dale DaJe second pre pee 5 Filly FlUy one year old and under two premium 6 6 Pat Ryan Forest Dale Mare with one ot of her colts premium 15 Pat Ryan Forest Dale Class 2 Stan Standard ard Trotters StallIon 4 years old and over pre premium adam 30 Ernest city first W v J city second premium It Stallion I 3 years old and under 4 premium 16 O 0 S 5 aYlor HarrIs Harrisville ville Stallion I 1 year OIl eM and tinder Odder two premium 6 Nets Poulsen Salt Lake first E A Tripp city second pre pee premium 3 3 Stallion 2 years old and under 3 premium 10 J W Evans Bro city Mare 3 years old and over premium 15 S J A Ellerbeck city second pre pee premium 7 E B O 0 Johnston city Filly 2 y years ars old and er 3 3 pre 10 A J 1 Pendleton city first second premium 7 7 B Y M Harmon Miller PO P 0 second Filly 1 year old and under fl premIum 6 R B 0 Smith CIty R B M Id Harmon Miller second 3 3 Stallion with one ot of his get premium 20 20 W J city Jf W Evans Bee JIro city second 8 6 Mare J re with on of her coltS colt premium 30 20 A J Pe city elty J B A Tripp city second 8 Cl CI sSi S iG 3 yearS old arid nd o er pre pee 10 John Allen Anen city Special prIze of 10 given by Cooper Wagon Machine company for tor torb b best st stallion with three colts I 3 IV W V Evans city Class 3 Clydesdales Stallion Stamon 4 years old and over pro pre premium 30 Lee Hammond Hooper Stallion with One ne of at his get premium 20 Lee Hammond Hooper Class 4 Stallion 4 years old and over pre premium I 30 T H SmIth Logan second prize 15 W P Bowen Spanish Fork Stallion 3 years yearn old and under 4 premium 15 Fred J KIesel Ogden Stallion 2 years old and under 3 premium 50 10 John H Seeley Mount Pleasant second prize 8 5 Fred J 1 Kin KIe KIesel sel sd Ogden Stallion 3 1 Year old and under 2 pre pee premium 6 Fred J Kiesel Ogden Mare if 3 years old and over oyer pre pee premium 15 T H Smith Logan sec second nd prize 7 1 P C Petersen Stallion with one of his get et p pee 20 T H Smith second prIze 8 P C Petersen Filly years old and under 3 pee e 10 10 T H Smith Logi LogaJ second prize 5 J 3 H S Seeley eley Mount Pleasant are witH one or of her colts premium 20 0 T II H Smith Logan second prize 8 P C Petersen Logan LoganS S Glass Class 5 English Shire Stallion 4 years yearn old and over pee pO 30 Joseph Bond city second prize 15 H M L Pierson Sandy Mare 3 years old and over premium 15 Joseph Bond first and second prize 7 1 Joseph Bond pity city won first and sec second ond prizes lor or years ears old and sio 10 and second stallion i 1 year old and under Z 6 second prize prizes s 8 stallion with one ot or his get 30 sec second ond prize 8 mare with one of her colts SW 20 second prIze 8 Class 6 All Conch BreedS stallion 4 years yearn old and over 30 ZO Jam James s Rae Rab Salt Lake Other Pure Bred Draft Horses Stallion 4 year old and over premium 15 B M 11 Harmon Miller Stallion with one Of his get premium 15 D B M Harmon Miller Class B 8 Horses For all Purposes ses Mare 3 years old and over pr premium 10 10 R H Winder city second prize S 3 B M Harmon Miller Stallion 4 yearS year old and over pre premium premium 15 P F C Petersen second prize 8 George orge Sheppard Mt Pleasa Pleasant t a Filly 2 years old and under premium 0 John White city t Filly 1 year old and under premium 6 Jacob Moritz city second 3 3 J S Mansfield city Gelding 3 y years ars old find nd over pre premium 10 John city second prize 15 5 B M 31 Harmon Miller Mare with one other of her premium 10 B B 11 H Harmon Miller Class 9 Grade raft I Horses Mate 3 years old and over premium 10 T H Smith Logan second prize 5 same sam Best grade draft mare to harness premium 25 5 M Sa Saunders Filly 2 years old and under 3 same premium won by Smith Filly 1 year old and under 2 pre premIum pee first G 6 and second 3 both won by Bros H Hunter Mare with one ot of her colts premium 15 F H II Smith city second prize So 3 Jah r Saunders Colliston Class 12 Saddle Draft stallion an any age or breed cog reg premium 20 Cooper Coach stallion any age or breed reg reg pr premium 20 John Rae city 1 z F Agricultural The winners In department F class clang No I 1 field and crops were the follow lag Ing Streeper r Bros John R B Barnes Louis Fayter Mill Creek William Blood Class 2 seeds needs etc Streeper Bros Centerville E A Briggs Bone Boun Class 3 vegetables E A Briggs Brigga Bountiful C G Porter Martin Holman Sandy Louis Fayter Fayter Mill Creek Joseph T fat ful N P Holm Farmers ward W V L 13 Rigby Centerville John R B Winder City Fred Burgin Centerville Sp Special lal exhibit F Behr River Water company Corinne 10 special exhibit in F Streeper Bros BrOn Center yule 10 JohnH Back Co city Department J 3 A Fire Brick Tile Coa Co diploma Department X H Pine FIne Arts Class ClaEs 1 painting drawing etc J BatOn Hafen city second prize same third prize St 26 George Ta Taggart city fourth prize H 11 L I A t Cuine Edna Sloan 16 N M M Young 6 Class ClaM 2 china painting Mra let premium 5 Mrs E Minor IG 18 M ME E F Snyder 5 Mrs J 1 P F p pney t ney 10 CIa Clans 3 photographs Johnson ces Paul pany gold medal Mrs KAte WeJa We 5 T O 0 2 G W 11 fl Class 4 engraving D Eo B Bot company gold medaL Class 6 5 sculpture designing etc I 1 II I I Fairbanks gold medal Margire u I Matti gold medal |