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Show THE SALT, LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 6,- - -- -- 19?2. .5 A L FI BE Utah rd Will Stage Firing Exhibition ' Under War Conditions. National-Gua- Governor .Will Be Given Formal Salute Today by Battery of Seventeen Guns Today la governor's day. Summit county day and Granite school district day t the state fair. The. governor and his staff will be special guests of the fair directors. The executive will be on the grounds at 3 o'clock this afternoon and will be welcomed by the reception committee In front of the grandstand Just receding the races. Seventeen guns will e fired by A battery -- of the 145th field artillery. Captain S. Grant Toung will be- tn a races the battery will give an exhibition of field artillery going Into action under actual N, - corflmandT.-iEW!laala-th- will field conditions. Communications be maintained with an observation post end data will be sent to the battery so that corrections can be made in the firing range. After the military demonstration there will be a parade in which all prize animals will pass in front of the grandstand. Officials of the. fair and the wild west rodeo bojs will also participate. The fourth day of the Utah state fair found the adult attendance steadily One of the most interesting exhibits which has receiyed but little de tailed description Is the domestic arts One showing in tne woman's building. could profitably Vend an entire day examining the handiwork The state mental hospital has an attractive display of and embroidery. In this section tatting Is an embroidered bed spread, dona In the convention design and worked In delicate shades. It is dlffl to cult menyon distinctive features of , this display because of the many pieces of handiwork oLntricate pattern. The scarfs and combining silk and linen caused pUlvs 'much favorable comment. d The department of the mental hospital entered an exhibit of hammocks, brushes and brooms which Is a credit to the Institution. . all-ov- er feeble-minde- : STOVES PUT UP BY OUR EXPERT ONE BIG ROOM EXCLUSIVELY FOR STOVES and . FEATURE NO EXTRA - CHARGE RANGES VkYkVyWsVYYVVVkyFYdWlCIVliftllllVrrJr ' ( Makes eating more fun to the good old days when eating was so much fun. For a licious dr. and Clip. Salt Labor: You de- wholesome and between meals for tarts, puddings and all manner of desserts, you can't beat Heinz Apple Butter. Chil- dren just love it and it's good farthechildren. OF ALL YEARS WE HELP YOU Through thee Finest and Friendliest Business Connection InglnsM,. WE BRING ONE OF AMERICAS GREATEST STOVE AND RANGE FACTORIES Right Here, and Spread Out Its Wide Range of Wonderful ProductsIN A BIG HERES A RANGE OF BEAUTY AND A ROOM ALL BY ITSELFand Invite You to Choose the BESTand JOY FOR A LIFETIME PAY FACTORY COST PRICE, PLUS SCOTTS VERY SMALL, en.n.nn.nn MODERATE PROFIT AND NO MORE! THIS YEAR spread at meal time 1 , BEGINNING TOMORROW ARE DAYS TO LEARN! SEE THE STOVES! SEE THE RANGES! FIND OUT WHAT SUITS YOU BEST AND WHAT IS BEST SUITED TO YOUR NEEDS YOUR HOME, AND YOUR SPACE! Our itove men are masters of stove merits), and their help and time and knowledge are yours to help you, instruct you, show you which, is best and how much' you can save and that ", APPLE BUTTER Far Bos! The Civic Center has a booth displaying the work In made-ove- r clothing, milasrs, S yetrt and nnder 4. flnt; lenlor chamlinery and dressmaking done by the stu- pion atalUoa; grand champion Million; senior dents. The made-ovclothing Is' espe-dai- champion mar,; igraad champion mala; all by attractive. There are also many individual exhibits of fancywork. dress- James H, Cllnger, 1Provo. Sblra: Stallion, year old aad ondor 2 making and millinery. There Is an In- Firat, J. Inn Mt. Pleasant, Inly, teresting display of handkerchiefs showAttendant Firat, iJamea B. Clingtr, ing many combinations of applique and Provo; aocond, cl.ro J. M. Eltchlc, Charleston. drawnwork. A novel feature of this bones trotter.: fM allion, 4 standard Light bit is that patterns are In silks' and yoara old and over pint, William Phillips. gelt crepe de chines as well as linen. lake second, M. B. , Fletcher, Pbyette, The woman's building contains many Ideho; City; Jemee Belt Lake. P. Beaten, third, beautiful exhibits of canned fruit and Bullion, I year, old and under 4 Pint, Warren Dean Le, Belt Lake. Jelly. i The University of Utah exhibit surBullion, 1 year ead under 3 Pint, William passes any It has entered for several B. Fletcher, Payette, Idaho, Hare. S yeera and over Flnt, Jamf. P. BanIt depicts not only the ian. Belt Lake; eecond, F. J. Behoove, Belt Lake. work, but portrays the student and the social side of university Filly, 3 yean end under S Flnt end eecond, fe. The puppet show, picturing the ad- W. B. Plate bee, Payette, Idaho; third; James P. Haneea, Belt Lake. of vancement education from the primiFilly, 1 year end under 3 Flnt, James P. tive time to the present, if very artisBelt Lake. Hansen, tic. The first scene shows the methods American eeddlert: Mere, t years aad over of primitive education as largely a matFlnt. J. Boyd Gordon, Balt Inks. ter of trades banded down from father 4 yean end ever Firat Stallion. Shetland,: Is to son. The next step the Greek meth- Un. F. B, Bolden, Riverton. od, emphasizing sculpturing, dancing, mu3 and iiwder 8 Flnt, Elliot Stallion, yearn sic and drankRticg In training the young C. Taylor, Balt Lake. people. The third step deals with the Inover and. Mara, t yean Pint, Charles and fluence of the monks In preserving eduCannon, Balt Lake; second, Quentin end cation through the dark ages. Tbeit the Weldon Belt (Cannon, Lake; third, Quentin end reaction against book learning brings Floyd Cannon, Belt Lake. about the realistic type of education, Floyd 3 Flnt, Charles and 3 under Filly. yean and gained by travel and actual contact with Weldon Cannon, Belt Lake. , ' studied. t, Saddle horaes: beat atmllion, mare things ly THIS YEAR i The period of science Is termed the natural period. The modern method of education calls for a study of music, art. and literature, science, physical education travel combined with actual ' conditions of life which make for knowledge. The exhibits of the pharmacy sjHWl and the applied arts deserve special mention for their originality. The exhibitors of the Agricultural college are to he commended for showing careful attention to details and not confining their exhibits to broad general! ties. The display featuring the work done at the college with their apiary and complete equipmentwasfor the care of bees and their honey especially interesting. The poultry showing this year is hard to equal. 'James Hewitt of Ogden won blue Utah for grown celery. Hewitt is one of the larg est growers In the state. B. S. Pett, agr! cultural agent for the Union Paclflo railroad, gave a talk on the culture of celery ' and the best methods of packing. List of Awards. award winners were: Yesterday's as fallows: Awards were listed today DRAFT HORSES PERC HU ICONS. Stallion, 4 years old and orer First, Tot farm. R. (D. &, Murray; second and third, J. M. Ritchie, Charleston. Stallion, 3 years old and under 4. first; Bullion.. 2 years old and under 8, first; stalion, 1 esr old aod under first; stallion, under 1 ear. first; mare, 4 yean old and over, first, eecood, and third; mare, 3 years and under 4, firat and second; mare, 2 years and under S. first; mare, 1 year and under 2, first; junior champion mare; senior champion mars; grand bampion mare; junior rchampioa stallion; all Senior cfaam-pio- a by J. M. Ritchie, Charleston. stallion and grand champion stallion, Fot Mtmyt R. D. 5. Belgian: (Stallion; 4 years old and over, first; mare, 4 years old and orer, first and second; A rCT3TOTOTOTOTCToA O or gelding Firat. J. Boyd Gordon, gelt Lake; second, John C, Clowes, Belt Lake; third, Ben Jemln F. Redman, Belt Lake; fourth. Pan! (8. Clowes, Balt Lake, Three gelt, beet etelUen, man or gelding Flnt, J, Boyd Gordon, Balt (Lake; second, J. O. Clowe., Balt lake; third, Paul B, Clowee; fourth, J. E. Matin, Balt Lake. In Honee (barons: Stallion, man or gelding Flnt, F. J. Bchvwo, Balt Lake second. Jams, P. Hansen, Balt Lake. Pair of stallions, mares or geldlnga, men and galdlng Flnt, (James P, Hansen, Balt Lake. Ladles clan; Stallion, man or gelding suitable for a lady to drlvo Pint, James P. Han sen, .Salt Lake. Pair of stallions, mere or geldings er ttal lion and mare First, Jemee P. Hansen, Balt Lake. Welsh ponies: Bullion, 4 yean an4 over- First, Jack Hendrickson, Jr., gelt Lako; second, Jack Bailey. Belt .Lake, Dairy cattle. Gnernnya: Bull, 1 year old ead under 3 Fire! Theses nd Springs- - farut Wendell, Idaho. B so lor bull calf First. (Thousand Springs farm; eecond end third, Washakie farms, Belt Lake. Cow, 4 yean old or over pint. Thousand Springe farm; second and third, Washakie farms, . Belt Lake. Heifer, 3 yean old end under S Flnt. Thousand Springs farm; second, Waehekle fkrms; third Thousand Springs firm, Wendell, Idaho. v v Senior yearling heifer First and eecond. Thousand Springe farm, Wendell, Idaho; third, Washakie farms. Belt lake. , Thousand Junior heifer Pint, yearling Springe farm, Wendell, Idaho; second, Washakie farms, Balt Like. Senior heifer calf Flnt, second and third. Junior champion bull, flnt; (grand champion senior champion female,, fmt, bull, tint; junior champion female, flnt; grand champion female, tint, all hy Thousand (Springs farm, Wendell. Ideho. Breeders young herd First, Washakie farms, Balt lake. Breeder's calf (herd Flnt, Thousand Springs farm-- , Wendell, Idaho; seconds Washakie farms. Four animals, get of oire First and second, Washakie farms, Balt Lake. Two animals, peduce of cow, bred and owned by exhibitor Flnt, Wasbekte farms, Balt Lake. Dairy cattle. Jcrscya: Ball, I yean old: er ever First. Smith Jersey farm. Balt Lake; eecond and (third, American Smelting A Banning company. Bull, 2 years eld sad under 3 Flnt, Frank T. Bouse, Bpringvllle. , Bull.",! year old end under 2 First and second, Lew Mar Price, Prove; third, Smith Jersey firm. Bait Lake. Senior bull calf First. Smith Jersey farm, MB Tjir'ewh;Frtfir'T.vLwae;"tstra;xe DOWN 3 BMk wcmte Bil I CORONA jj" - Th, Personal Typewriter CH Vodsy for Demonstration Mar Price, Provo. Cow, 4 Jfin old or over Flnt ead third. Smith Jersey firm; second, Frank iY. Bouse, Bpringville. Cow, 8 yeera old and under 4 Flnt. Smith Jersey farm. Belt Laker second end third. Lew Mar Price,"Provo, , Heifer, 2 yean old end under 8 First. Lew Mar Pries, Provo; , second Frank Y. Bouts, Bpringvllle. Senior yearling heifer First, Lew Mer Price, Provo ; second and third, Fruk Y. Bouse, . , Bpringvllle. Mer Price, Junior yeerlUf heifer Firat,-Les- s Provo; second, Frank Y. Roust, Bprlugvtlte Senior bslfer self First ead eecond, Frank Y. Bouse, Bpringvllle; , third, Lew Bar Price. Provo. Senior ehamptoa boll. Junior chi mploo bull, grand champion ball, first; senior champion female, first, ell ,by Bmith Jersey farm. Junior champion female Flnt, Trask Y. Boom, Bpringvllle.. Grand fchamplan female Bmith Jersey farm. Gaded herd First. Freak Y. Reuse, Bprtag- vBte; Second, (Lew Mae Pricer Prove- .Breeder's young hard First. Law Mer Price, Provo; eecond, Frank Y. Bonne, Bpringvllle. Breeder' calf herd First and. third, Frank Y. Rouse, Bprtngvtlle: eecond. Lew Mer (Price. Fear animate, get of one tiro First and sec-enFrank Y. Boom; third, Lew Mer Price. Two animals, prod ore of row Firat,- - lew Mar Pries, Provo; eecond, Frank Y. Rouse , Bpringrlile. Special prises offered bv Belt lake Lake Commercial club Jersey ,grand chsmpioo ball, won by Batik Jersey farm. Balt Lake. 28. Holstein Friesian grand champion bail, E. D. -A Buchanan. Venice. HOTTENTOT NEW-COLONI- Thu Heater Saves . . $3.00 Out of Every $10 You Spend for Coal Dandy coal stoves for heating. No. 212 Now. . , No. 214 Now.... 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To Safeguard Women and Children To Sixes of Needs , "Scree o s of brass',' Copper or dull wire finish to fit all fireplaces and shut off dangers of or esreless-nes- Fit All ; or light small or wood with board, Heavy large base al s. W andjieavy met- , surface. $10.85 to $17.50. $2.85 to $4.3$ $1.35 to : $3.65 Pq . bail, Tbouuod Ga.rnwy grand (Champion Spring farm, Wendell, Idaho, (3, Jeraey breeder's young herd, lnw Mar Price, Proro, 128. Guernsey breeders young (bent Pint; Wash, kle farms. Bait Lakt, f2ft. Holstein Friesian breeders yonng herd, Nelson-Bret here. Wood Cmn. 828 has result, especially if any been inflicted, aa It has been rumored. The complete list of freshman officers who Were elected yesterday are: Lester Burbldge, presidency Miss Juna Booth, rice president; Miss Buth Rigby, secretary; Esmond Howe, treasurer, and MiUon FRESHMAN PRESIDENT CAPTURED. Vaster Burbldgre, newly elected president of the freshmn class of the University of Utah, was abducted yesterday by alleged members of the sophorpore class shortly after the freshman votea lyd been counted. Mrs. Burbidge receiver a note from him asking to (tive the bearer hie boots and some old clothes, but hla hereabouts were not suggested.' University authorities have ordered his Immediate return, and say that a case in the students court will very probably. CROCKETT MISSES CONVENTION.X H. E. Crockett, secretary of state, yesto atterday cancelled hla engagementmotor vetend the annual conference of hicle administrative officers and traffic enforcement officials to bn held In Portland. Ore., October 3 and 10. Mr. Crockett announced that conditions had arisen which would require hie presence in rialt Lake on state business and he would therefore bn unabln to deliver the two of him by the conferpapers asked ence Painty Banquet Range Wood or Coal Combination! ' h wood lifetime. 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