Show I I BARBECUE OF BUTCHERS I FEAST SPREAD FOB THOUSANDS AT LAGOON Knights of the Block Royally Entertain Enter-tain a Large Throng Entertaining I Entertain-ing Series ot Sports I The SaIL Lake and Ogden butchers excursion to the Lagoon yesterday was i one of the biggest events that has ever I been held at that resort In point of attendance It rivaled the big holiday I crowds and when It comes to real unIt un-It was a hummer The thousands who i were present o the resort can testify that the butchers know how to arrange and conduct ft successful outing The management of Lagoon estimates that between 3000 nnd 4000 people were on the grounds during the afternoon and evening The lunch bowery anal an-al of the cosy nooks that have been provided for crowded picnicking parties were Jammed every minute of the lime I on the dancing pavilion thousands of J young people danced to the Inspiring music from Olnons orchestra The lake wag dotted with boating parties all day and all of the privilege men wore smiles of complacency when business let up for a moment to give them a chance to smile all of which told that the crowd had money and were spend Jug ItIn a way to get the most possible enjoyment out of It THE ROAD RACE The first sporting event wa the bicycle I I bi-cycle road race over the course from Bountiful l to the Lagoon The observation observa-tion train which was run out at 130 carried the largest number of i passengers passen-gers ever carried over the road on one train I consisted of thirteen cars and carried not far from 1000 passengers At Bountiful the start was made with ten riders Those on the train saw u pretty contest though the day was hot the road rough and dusty and a headwind head-wind met the riders rendering their time somewhat slower than It otherwise other-wise would have been John B Hume who won the time prize over the same course two weeks ago carried off time and first prizes yesterday He H receive re-ceive an S850 bicycle suit The riders their finishing position handicap and time were as follows lJ B Hume scratch 2157 2 John Iark3 1 minute 213S 3Ted Hoagrcen scratch 2210 James 1 PItt 3 minutes 2215 5H Peterson 4 minutes 210 Arthur Hodgcl 1 minute i 2212 Lcland ½ minute 2431 TucUctt G minutes KJMS 9If Smith 3 minutes 2 > 331 Campbell 4 minutes O GREAT BARBECUE FEAST On the grounds 1nthe afternoon the first event of Importance to attract the crowd was the muchialkedo barbecue barbe-cue The committee had provided 600 loaves of bread and 09C pounds of prime beef and they thought to have enough for every one The barbecue and carving anc ing tables were located on the grassy plat west of the lunchcounter and thither thousands thronged from 4 until I un-til 530 In this as In everything else the crowd was orderly but i was simply sim-ply astonishing the way the beef and bread disappeared A score of carvers were busy all the time and the beef was eaten bY the thousands with evident I evi-dent relish By the time the baseball game was announced the supply was < entirely exhausted I OGDEN WON BALL GAME Three thousand people witnessed from the grand stand a very good baseball base-ball game between the butchers nines from Ogden and Salt Lake The Salt Lake boys were slaughtered blocked and pickled at the end of the sixth when the game was called the score I being 1 to 10 in favor of Ogden The Ineup Was as follows Salt Lake Ogden I James > c J Grconwcll Papworth p I Thompson McGraw I 1 Greenwell Forth 2b4 Lavender Davis 3 b Evans Ostler ss Foulgcr Grant 1 Cfontgomery Reading c f Bloll Ball > r L Minter The score 1 2 3 4 I 5 G Ogden 1 1027 311 Salt Lnko i 0070 110 Umpire Barnes SALT LAKE WON THE TUC Ten husky Salt Lake butchers lined up In a tugofwar against an equal number from the Junction City and after a hard five minutes pull the Salt Lakers atoned for the defeat of their rthletes on the diamond by dragging their opponents forty feet c J Then came the greased pig chase A I leic 150pound porktr was carried out i and turned loose in the middle of a circle of humanity consisting of 500 men j and boys of all ages and sizes Whichever i Which-ever way his porkshlp turned he was I met by a forest of legs and before he I had l chance to escape FInley Brooks I I and D J Thomas fell on him and the capture was fad A miscellaneous hlg programme followed which continued until after dark The race for boys under 1 was won by Alfred Garn and In the girls I race tor same ages Miss Lobelia Sleator was the victor James Storey carried off the prize for the fat mens race The ladles race fifty yards was won by Mrs G B Sleater with Miss Ruby Papworth second EVENING EVENTS I During the evening In the pavilion I there was I fourround boxing cdntest between Jack Conway of Montana and Cbnny RIclly of San Francisco They made ah interesting exhibition and a puise was collected and divided between be-tween the two butVers Theidke > valk prluc was warded to I Chester Morris and Miss Eva Webber both of Ogden The waltz contest was awarded to Bert Redding and Miss Lulu Raddon of Salt Lake In the two step the prize was > awarded to W B Hall Lake and Miss Lilian Papworth of Salt LakThe The special prize offered for the oldest old-est butcher on the grounds was awarded to John Cook who Is S2 years of age Richard Papworth Was awarded the prize for the largest family fam-ily He had twelve children on the grounds The evening up to 1130 was occupied by tho young folks In dancing Tho last train for Ogden left at 1045 carrying car-rying 200 passengers and the Salt Lakers returned on the midnight train Barbecue Notes Early In the afternoon David Uns worth of Salt Lake had his locke picked and a silver watch and chain was taken The theft occurred during dur-ing the barbecue Jam The watch asa as-a family keepsake valued chiefly because be-cause It had been carried by Mr Uns worths father and grandfather Deputy Sheriff Abbott had two suspects under surveillance but no arrests wcremade M 1 > O crEbl I There was considerable mourning among the Ogden excursionists because oa hitch In transferring from the Short Line to tho Lagoon train Some of the Ogden people did not reach the Lagoon until 430 owing to the delay |