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Show features cf' four-state ' ... FAIR s This afteruoon'6 program at tho Four-State fair will include two flights by Aviator Chas F. Walsh, music by the Ogden City band and another spoed card, with some ,of the best runners and trotters en tho grounds outetcd. f A special program has been arranged ar-ranged by tho fair management for Sunday afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock. The Curliss aviator will make two or more flights and If Coleman and his balloon arrive Intlme, several sev-eral ascenaionB will be mado. The trained animal show Is also expected to arrive tonight and the free acts connected wliti this feature of thG fair will also bo given tomorrow. The band will glvo one of Its best programs pro-grams Sunday. The judging of the Sheep was scheduled to tfiko placo this morning, but on account of tho delav In the arrival of some of the blgge'st exhibits, exhib-its, this will not take place until early nest -week, John Nebeker of Idaho, arrived this morning with 100 head of fine yearling year-ling Oxfords McKorrow & Evans, said to be the largest exhibitors of Rheop in the country, aro expected to arrive with 200 head of Oxfords, Southdowns, Hnmpshlres and Shrop-shires Shrop-shires today With the arrival of tho McKerrow &. Evans exhibit from the Colorado state fair at Pueblo, the In-I In-I ternatlonal Sheep Show will be about complete. The Increased number of prizes In the livestock department is bringing out a good exhibit. Numerous entries en-tries have already arrived from Nebraska, Wyoming, Wisconsin, Utih and othor states. An nttractivc display In the main exhibition hall Is tho floral show, whero thousands of flowers have been tastily arranged by Weber county women. The exhibits In this building represent thousands of dollars dol-lars and Include a showing of practically prac-tically every good manufactured article ar-ticle turned out In Utah 'and Intermountaln Inter-mountaln states. One exhibit on the grounds thnt makes everyone stop and look Is tho Buckeye gate, bv Chas H. Hunt, of Walla Walla, Wa'sh. A feature of Mondays fair por-gram por-gram will be the big work horse par-ado par-ado In the afternoon. All persons 'desiring 'de-siring to enter this parade for the prizes offered aro urged to have their entries In at the secretary's office at the fair grounds not later than Sunday Sun-day afternoon. Eutrlos in the parade were made this morning by the Jog-along Jog-along Transfer company, the Ogden Wholesale Grocery company and Roy Erlghbaum, of Orchard, Utah |
