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Show The biggest and "itest state fair ever held In Utali Is the mark the management manage-ment has set Itself fur the week of October Oc-tober 4 to '.). From present Indications It will not he disappointed, reports J. L. Home, manager. The exhibits of manufactured products prod-ucts promise to be more representative and Interesting than they have been In any former year. The big building dt-voteil dt-voteil to this part of fair displays has been completely painted and remodeled. remod-eled. Kvery booth has been reserved for a L'tah concern. The agricultural exhibits will be varied and Interesting. Nearly every county of the state Is plnnnlng a big competitive display of fruits, grains and vegetables. More counties will probably enter this year thnn hnvo entered en-tered In any year before. Prize-winning livestock will bo shown In great numbers. Scores of former blue-ribbon winners will be entered en-tered ngaln this year. Never have , breeders of pure-bred animals urntu-fested urntu-fested n keener Interest In the fair. IMucatlon, too, will have the most elaborate and representative showing It has ever prepared. An attempt will bo mndo to s!V not only the material , kr products of tho various state and coun- vJfi ty schools, but their progress, and fa- J cllltles ns well. The fair will be chuckful of wholesome whole-some amusement. There will be thrills every day of tho week. The finest auto circuit In the county has been booked for dally racing exhibitions. Some of the fastest and most daring drivers In the laud will try for supremacy su-premacy on the track. There will bo plenty of fast horse racing, too. Balloon ascensions dally, with double dou-ble parachute Jumps, will be a part of tho spectacular diversion. Music will bo a conspicuous feature of the fulr. Two Salt Lako City bands and two orchestras will make music every aft-ernoon aft-ernoon and evening. Freo dancing will bo a special feature. Tho manager of tho fair predicts tho biggest crowds that have ever thronged the grounds on former annual occu-b'lons. |