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Show PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN ill BIG STATE FI More Than 16,000 Salt Lake City Pupils Flock Through Grounds and See Everything Every-thing on Exhibition. LOST "KIDDIES" KEEP POLICE FORCE BUSY Today Is Box Elder County Day, and Also Will Mark the Close of the Great Show. More than 16,000 school children went to the state fair grounds yesterday yester-day to get their lessons on the resources re-sources and opportunities of their state through the ninny splendid exhibits. With tho adults that accompaniod thorn and tho large crowd that visited tho grounds last night the total attendance was more than 30,000, according to conservative con-servative estimates. It was by far the largest day of this year's fair and has had few equals in the history of the association. Tho public schools of tho city wore closed yestcrdaj' to givo all the children chil-dren an opportunity to attend the big oxhibition. Judging from tho thousands thou-sands that made merry there yesterday afternoon there were very few who did not tako advantage of tho opportunitj-. Little tots were to bo seen evorywhoro, their arms loaded with souvenirs given them by tho generous oxhibitors who had an unusual supply on hand to care for the cildren. Not one of the exhibits ex-hibits was noglected. by the youngsters. They were there to see tho fair and they saw everything. They See Everything. The dog, pony and monkey phow in tho coliseum wa3 a favorito with the young peoplo, as were the horses and cows in the livestock section. Much interost waa also displayed in the fish and game exhibit. When Annette barker bar-ker did her diving -act at 4 o'clock there wore crowds of children that made it impossible for a lato arrival to got nearer than a block from tho tank. Forty of the "kiddies" were either reported lost at polico headquarterts or wore brought thoro by officers and kept until they were claimed by anxious "grown-ups." This was about tho only feature of tho day for tho police, although al-though a number of lost articles were found. They may bo secured by calling call-ing at the polico headquarters and giv- (Continued on Page Nine.)- I. !EN VISIT M Fl 6,000 Salt Lake Flock Through id See Every-Exhibition. Every-Exhibition. rom Pago One.) of thorn. Thoy in-;s in-;s as cup?, sweaters, broJIns and the- like, ore found yesterday, )cen romarkably froo and of petty thieves irs of such affairs, a Hit. , was one of the most 5 with tho young-tho young-tho giant fourteen-. fourteen-. elaborate!' dressed 10 lias made the an-night an-night from the arona Vestcrday aftomoon big stilts in front of great crowd of ehil-gathered ehil-gathered around to Bennett has made a lir as ringmaster and i has mado a rcputa-al rcputa-al almost all of the nivals in the United Ider county tlay and !iy of the fulr. Box nts are always among porters of atato fairs hat they will bo down day. Tliose In charge unty exhibit wero dls-y dls-y illd not win the ir county exhibits thlH imo" losers and de-rcturn de-rcturn next year with isitlvcly could not be ;r county in Utah, .ture. wild west sliow last t-the-moncy" contest, pular part of tho coll-;ht coll-;ht Two bulls, each 1 his neck In which a fastened, wero turned All comers worc cor-t cor-t the money. Several the feat, one suc-hold suc-hold of one of tho 1 a mad raco around roars of laughter, but be tho best Hprlntcr finally let go. Ono cceeded In landing a sslstanoo of his part-tens. part-tens. The other bull tho contestants. 2tIon In the coliseum Bomo spirited bidding of A. G. Aclncy of under tho hnmmcr. 1 bull, 11 months old, young bull was pur-I'aylor. pur-I'aylor. C. F. Dixon iut decided that J360 inch. There wero a irds and Jerseys sold day. y" show will bo the f today's progmmme. itrants had boon filed .iid the fair manage-today. manage-today. It was orlg-start orlg-start tho show at 3 ount of Its popularity iccesanry to begin the c. Tt will bo held on ollseum. Any mother y enter babies. There ifleld will not be able nan of Judges and Dr. will net In this ca-judges ca-judges will bo Mrs. . Mrs. Ira B. Travis, wson and Irs. Louise babies must ho be-12 be-12 and 3G months, atractlons will also be lay. Thousands of con-rc con-rc arriving by every hotels are turning peo-:lty peo-:lty Is filling with out-rapldly out-rapldly that tho fair JUIng for a rccord-meed, rccord-meed, iloted their work yes-iy yes-iy all I ho awards will rhe awnrd3 announced follows: i' nonNS. Iraent B I. 2 mm or over-First, trador 2 7ore-Kir5U John . any aK-Flrat, John II. " or hrlfer, a ywrs or lfr. unW 3 yfars-Flrst. or heifer. nr asf KInt, in If. SlT. "!conl ana third. John 11. tond nd 'thlnl. John H. her aar. cot or ono ilro-John ilro-John II. Stelr. I'm, IktA k lln,r prodim of w cow JdJKJn II.' 8ly Dr'i ,eoud- tn,rxl n,,d I'Bji HKKRFORriS. -jBttttJ "o-I-'Iral. Will Il-snn: sreonfl, 'i:tn?r i?ifT ,-ral, Will llcnn. wior yirlloE-rlrt ana tcconJ. Will BROWN" 8WI83. ""p fonr fomsW-Pirst. WlllUm a FAT CATTLK. Setly. 1"F,n,t C . Annr: :ond. f' nr K-Fltrt fttid second, John H. 52l lw3 ihn four Flmt, S-lr r,-Fln,t- C- Adnrr; second, f SIIEEP. raM i. Hit "'Drtnimt c "Hliiou. Mi ovr-.Flmt, sreonfl and third. -f n11 " 5.d C 2 ri m t . coolly Pelorfon liltab ui n ,Ulrrt. W. S. Unison. '"Ur'r! ' yFlrct. second and illr Ttun '-P'ft. second nd UmbV m0J Bh"P ' Co. nnt iwond. Quotlr Peter-fep Peter-fep Co, ' nr S-nrr.t, Quolly Poter- knT fKtrint. Quelly Prleron. . J Jtan . . Cl 2. ' AIlwTco. w-Klrst. rscond nd third. fHafc"n?JL 0Trr-I''ft, wcond and third. f4Uto t"Hfr"Flrs, second and third fftbAUwei n y-l'lnl. cconI and I , D-Flrat ,n(J Mondi J K Aou A :-1 . AnonV'-"'"1' - Ulrd.'j. R. iira,mp.o Umh. .y .Flnt, J( R An ft DCh-n.ploB ow. y .Knti j, R A,Un A J. "S 'mJ??c novor-nr.t. ,(cond and third. j. - tMrd. JER.lenrTBro,;.OT,!r-P",rBl- 4 ti.KVRfTn.nuiKr :-F,rat- ai JFRP ATn'nU1 -oad Hroa." f "n,b"-Flrl " ond. J..R. Alien i Flock-Plm, J. TU Alltn ft Bro.. . Claa a. Champion ram. any Kfr-Second. J. n. Allrn nChnmPlon ew, any nnMi j. R Aen & HKlnch" n' """t n1 ""1. Knot- ihiS,KnU;"ptXhu.nder -F,,, i"d lln'T'nnJh" Rn'1 ovor,lr,l nn'1 "Qn'. Knol- KnoUIn T Kinch.,Cr 1 "'"l " Kmn'T Fff 1 "ar-K1"'- n1 third. Finch r Ura,rit and jecond. Knollln tz Finch lnmb,-Flrrt nl eecond. Knollln & Champion lamb, any age-KnolIln Finch. Champion ewe. any ap? Knollln & Finch. CIuk 7. Ram. 2 onr and over Klmt. J. Nabnker & Sons. Ram, lw ami undar : J. Nehekor gono. Rnm lamb under 1 year First and second J. Nrhokor & Pons. Kwp. 2 years or over First. J. Nnholic.r &. Soim. Cwo. 1 year or over Flmt and second, J. Neb-elter Neb-elter & Sons. Hwo lamb under 1 year Flrat, J. XebfUer fc Sons. Pen of Iambs J. Nrhlter & Sons. Floelc First. J. Xebcker tr. Sons. Chump on rnm, any aKe J. Nobeker t Sonii. Champion ewe, any anc J Ncbeker i Sous. Class S. Buck. 2 years and orrr rirst. John McCoy. Buck nndrr 2 years John McCoy. Hoe: 2 yearn or over John McCoy. Doc under 2 years J. McCoy. Best nerd, not less than ftv, any bro John McCoy. Mc-Coy. PIOEONS. r;. Clana IS. Department D. Bed English pouters First and second. Clyde Robinson. Whit Enslleh pouters First and second, CTydo Robinson. White English pouters First and necotid, Clyde Robinson. Red English pouters First and second, Clyde Itohlnson. Black, blue- silver, red, yellow, etc.. pl(n pouter cock First. Charles White; second and third. Grant White: fourth, Charles White. Blaok, blue, silver, red. yellow, etc. plcmy pouter cock First and second. Charlen White; third and fourth, Grant White. Black, blue, silver, red. yellow, olc. plcmy pouter youngsters First and second. Grant White Black, red. yellow, white, etc.. Jacobin cock First, Milton Baekman. While, black, blue, red. yellow, fantoll cock Flrnt, Milton Baekman. "White, black, blue, red, yellow fantall hen-First. hen-First. Milton Baekman While, black, blue, yellow, fantall youncMers Milton Baekman. English owl First, Price Wllley. Pen old drnpoons First, second, third and fourth, Euccne Ltvlnpston. FIELD CROPS. Class 1. Department E. Bushel fall wheat First, Juab county: second, N M Hamilton. Bushel Turkoy red wheat First. Juab county. Bunhel rprlnc wheat First, "William Wright: rccond, Juab county. Buahol blue barley First, Sharp Iand Fruit Co.; second, Juab county. Bushel -white club barley First. William Wright; second, Porter-Walton Co. Bushel oatn. Swedish select First, William "Wricht: second. Porter-Walton Co. Bushel rye First, Juab county; second, Porter-Walton. Porter-Walton. Bushel yellow dent corn Flmt, Sharp Land & Fruit Co.; eecond, T A. Greenwood. Bushel white flint corn First, H. P. Holm; reeoml. Sharp Land Co. Half biushd ewrct everprccn com First, l. Faytor; second, M. P Holm. Half bushel pop corn, white rice First, N P. Holm Finest quality and rosiest variety of crain and ETsxs in oheaTca First, William Wrlnht. Horald-Republlcan Special. Bushel white oats First, William WrlRht. PRODOCE, SEEDS, ETC. Class 2. Twenty-five pounds yellow cornmeal First, Porter-Walton Co. Twenty-flvo pounds red clover seed First, Porter-Walton. Twcnty-flvo pounds timothy seed First, Porter-Walton. Porter-Walton. Twenty-llvo pounds luccrn or alfalfa First, Juab county: second. Torter-Walton. Tuonty-flvo pounds alfalfa teed First, Juab county. Dc-.eret News Special. Twenty-five pounds dried sweet corn for tablo use First, L-. G. Atkinson. Display and variety of OUh-Krown scd First. Porter-Walton; second. William Wrlnht. Molaues I-lrst. William Wrlcht. Twonty-tlvo pounds yellow tlobn onion seed-First. seed-First. Porter-Walloa. Dlaplty broom com First, William Wrlpnt. VEGETABLES. Class 3. Bushel extra early six weeks rirsL Torter-Walton. Torter-Walton. Bushol biles triumph First. rorter-Watton. Bunhel quick meal First, Porter-Waltoa. Burhol early Ohio First, Louis Faytor: second, Porter-Walton Bushel early rose First, Porter-Walton; second, N. P. Holm. .... Buchel early bovce Flrat, Porter-Walton. Bushel early Eureka First, N. P. Holm. Biiahel Irish cohblcr First. rorler-alton; rec-ond, rec-ond, A S. Rollo. Bushel Krwlsn Bagley First. Torter-Walton. Bushel whlto rore HrsU, Porter-Walton. Bushol early Puritan First, Porter-Walton. Bushel peerless First, Porter-Walton. Bushel rural New Yorkers First, A. S. Rollo. Bushel carmen No. 1-Flrst, Porter-Walton: second, sec-ond, Louis Faytor BuRhel Delaware First. Porter-Walton. Display peppors First. Portcr-Wnlton; second. Jr.mo Kins. Display of cucumbers First. N. V. Holm; ec-ond. ec-ond. A. 8. Rollo. Display of watermelons First. Porter-Walton; teeond. William Wright. Display of cltronB First, L. Faytor: eecond. Heber Swannor. dltplay f cantaloupes First, Heber Swauner; second. L. Faytor. Display of egc plants First, Porter-Walton; necond, llebor flwanner. Display of kohl rabl First. A. S. Rollo. Display of tomatoes First, James Klnc; socond. Porter-Walton. Display of asparagus First, N. P. Hnlra; second. sec-ond. L. Fayter. Display of celery-First, rorter Walton. Display of yellow or wax beans First. A. S. Rollo; accond; U Fayter. Five pounds hops First, William Wrlcht: second, sec-ond, A. S. Rollo. Doz-n horse mddlsh First L. Farter. Bushel turnips tirn. i-unoi ND(ennpanInlps-Flrat. I. Fayter: second. For- tPE)Silbitnof farm and r.rdn products raised by one penion-FlrsU William WrlRht; second. L. Foyter; third. A. S. Rollo. OK'ln Itvcnlng Standard Special. Exhibit of farm and rnrden produce First. William Wil-liam Wrlnht- , ... . Halt busliel brown onions First n. F. Kor- bUHalf bushol plckllnt-Flrsl. Heber Swanner; r,ocond. Porter-Walton. , , Irceel and best display one-half bushel of each variety First. Porter-Walton: second. A. S. "tIiw heads dnimhead-Flrst. N. P- Holm: second. sec-ond. Porter-Walton, t,- Thre heads wlnnlnRttadt-Flrst, Porter-Walton: Three heads flat DuUih First. N. T. Holm; second, Portnr-Walton, ,T,m. Thrro hcd9 reil cabbaRe First. N. P. Holm, "Tluie UhrF.lrtTlCJersey Vefield-Flr.t. Torter-Walton; Torter-Walton; tecond. L. Fayter. Tw.r Tlueo hcido Danish baldheads First. Porter-Walton; Porter-Walton; second, N. P. Holm. Mrgeat and best display of etbace n1 iuH-flower-Flmt, Porter-Walton; second. N. r. Holm. Dlspir cauliflower-First, Porter-Walton; aec- 0nDljpVarSoMlc0d rqussh-First. T. F. Greenwood: ,PD..pia;S'SPmner-Flrst. N, P. Holmt aona. DlJIlay1Hubl.ard-Flrst. N. P. nolm! sonrt. Porter-Walton. Display pumpltln-Flrsl. L. Fayter. Rallcy Pons Srclal. General display of vccelables-Flrst. N. P. Holm. Display rhubarb-Flrat. Porter-Walton; second. JaDMaIy,"'iettuco-Flrst, Porter-Walton; s.cond, A'DIrplafy0,radlshe-Flrat, N. P. Holm; second. A. "plar of not herbi-Flrst. William Wrlcht: Bftcond, U Fayter. Bushel cold colli Flrxl. N. P. Holm. Uuahel Pwrl barley-First, H. J. CannonI 0nHlBhVttPnrorrnB0,,tmsliel of potatom-Flrst. Por- ."one"" slobo'red bects-tlrst. IauI Taylor: locoud. N. P. Holm. I One iluten long red-First. Louis r''r. I Ouo doen lone innnsle wurrel-Flrat, N P. Holm; ssionil. Iuls Fayter. One dojen Rlobe mantle wuriel First. Porter-waltoa. Porter-waltoa. second, L. Fayter. One doien Unkard mangle wuriel First. N. P. Holm: second. L. Fayter. One doijsn one-half suar mangle wuriel First, Porter-Walton: second. N. P. Holm. One doien sugar beU First, N. p. Holm; second, sec-ond, L. Fayter. One dorea lona; orance rlrat, L. Fayter; second. sec-ond. A. S. Rollo, One doten Danrem one-half lone First, N. P. Holm; second, V. Fayter. One doien short horn First. N. P. Holm; second, sec-ond, L. Fayter. One dozen ox heart First. L. Fayter; eecond. Porter-Walton. One doten short white First. A. S. Rollo: ree-ond, ree-ond, L. Fayter. Half bushel yellow beets rlrst, R, F. For-bmh: For-bmh: scond. N. P. Holm. Halt bushel red Flrt, R. F. Forbush; second. A. S. Rollo, Half bushel wblto First, rorter-Walton; second. sec-ond. N p. Holm. Standan! Special. Best display of farm and garden produce First. Porter-Walton. C W. M. Co. Special. Largest and hlrhcst scerlns exhibit of potatoes First. Porter-Walton. Display of vegetable shown First. Porter-Walton. Larscst and beat display of farm and garden produce First, William Wright. Display of native grasses. Including alfalfa-First. alfalfa-First. William Wright. BUTTER. Class 4. Best quality nnd not leas than 100 pounds of creimery butter First, niackman & Orlffen; socond, soc-ond, Rlvcrdalo creamery; thlnl. J. T. Hitter. Best quality of dairy butter, not leea than 10 pounds First, Nelfon Bros.; second. Hugh J. Cannon; third. L. It. Smith. Greatelt number of pounds made from one cow Jn seven consecutive days First, Nelson Bros. Prlnta creamery butter First, Blaektnan &. Grlf-frn. Grlf-frn. CHEESE. Clin E. Best quality of not less than five hoopi of cheese First, Ephralm Creamery Co. BEES AI) HONEY. Class t. nest ICO pounds comb honey First, Superior Houoy Co. Beat lflo pounds extracted honey First, F. J. Klnpfer; second, Superior Honey Co. Best display of packago honey First, Superior Honey Co.; ae.cond, Juab county. Fifty pound bees' wax First and second, Superior Su-perior Honoy Co. Best display of fruit preserved In hooey First, Superior Honey Co. Host dlsplaj of cakes and candle In which honey takes place of sugar First, Superior Honoy Co. |