Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-02-16 | Page 13 | Outstanding Figures in Ogden Winter Carnival

OUTSTANDING FIGURES S IN OGDEN WINTER CARNIVAL 5 l mi- mi 5 f I rr h i lJ 1 f 1 rt 1 f g I f Jf J- J J I V r 1 L ii l. S i 1 S v. v a. a it- it I tf t 1 7 71 Ii 4 A a 1 k 4 H ke jj J f w. w 1 j 4 P S P PM M i iL JV 5 S 1 v j 7 S S r i 5 t 1 EJ jt 7 5 A Hero arc outstanding figures in the tIle the Ogden winter racing carnival No 1 Earl 1 Earl Kimball of Reno ev Je leader der of the thc first lap hip of the dog derby No Snap 2 Snap 2 Snap of ski ki hill Note contestants climbing hill lull and nd the absence of snow No 3 Wh 3 3 Lyd Hutchin Hutchinson on one of the lie most most colorful figures at the carnival She did not race her team because of a severe severo cold her husband Peto ORiley driving but nevertheless supplied supplied sup sup- plied tho ho no color with her red coat and nd fur trousers No SUP SUP-I 4 is is d Alf Engen of edby Wis V v ha made dc th second longest leap lear of the day in in ski competition No 5 is Sigurd Ulland of the the same city who was the leader in ski riding competition on No 6 shows a group of spectators spectators spec spec- highly dressed in an red trousers and colored and white sweaters They are arc Mrs Joseph Josoph Evans left and nd Mr and Mrs F. F G G. G luff of Ogden No 7 shows Miss Thula Goclan the only woman driver in the dog race leading Kent of Brigham City but just a few feet in a I thrilling da dash clash h down Ogden canyon