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Show UTAH STATE FAIR TO BE REPRESENTATIVE Of UTAH'S BEST Flans for staging the Annual Utah State Fair, October 1 to 6. are well under way, according to W. D. Sutton, Sut-ton, manager. The exposition, as usual will be representative of the state's finest products of field, range, factory and mine, not to mention the Interesting demonstrations and displays dis-plays of the various educational Institutions. In-stitutions. That there will be more and finer exhibits than ever before is the belief of the directors who have their special departments rounded into 3ood preliminary shape. A new feature of the fair this year will be the big fall Automobile Show, to be held in the remodeled coliseum. The great circular building build-ing that heretofore has housed the choice exhibts of cattle and horses has been radically changed in the interior and converted into a modern auto show pavilion. The spacious and artistic booths and platforms will display all the new models of all the makes of automobiles sold in this intermountain region. Dealers Deal-ers and distributors are rallying to the call with real enthusiasm. They appreciate the opportunity V exhibit ex-hibit their cars to 100,000 visitors to the fair, realizing that hundreds of good prospects will be among the throngs of spectators. The horse racing card is pratical-ly pratical-ly made up and the management believes be-lieves it is as good as if not better than the fine racing progTam of last year. Already the local owners are using the track to iget their stock in tip-top shape. The amusement features fea-tures will include a novel carnival troupe, with the usual shows and stunts. A spectacular program of fireworks will be carried out in the evening on the race track enclosure. The manufactured exhibits will be well representative of this prase of Utah's industry. The manufacturers' building is being renovated and redecorated. re-decorated. An innovation in arrangement arrange-ment will be apparent to the visitor as he comes through the main entrance. en-trance. All the aisles will radiate In straight diagonal lines from the north door, providing a more .pleasing .pleas-ing general effect and facilitating the matter of scrutinizing the individual indi-vidual booths. Free dancing will be given on the top floor of the building every afternoon and evening of fair week. The livestock exhibits will be on par with the best years of fair history, his-tory, according to John T. Caine. 111. newly appointed director of that department. de-partment. The showing will include all the important breeds of both range and dairy cattle, with good big exhibits of sheep and hogs. The poultry and rabbit show will be as inclusive and interesting as it was last year. X Salt Lake. Utah. Davis. Weber, Box Elder and Cache Counties will participate in the first-class exhibits of agricultural and horticultural products, competing for the sweepstake sweep-stake prize. Several booths are already al-ready being decorated and arranged for the opening of the fair. The officers and supervisors of the 1023 State Fair are as follows: V. C. Winder, Salt Lake City. President, Chairman Executive Committee. Com-mittee. John T. Caine. III. Logan, Utah First Vice-President, Member of Executive Ex-ecutive Department and Supervisor of Cattle Dept. I. N. Pierce, Ogden. First Vice-Presi Vice-Presi lent. Member of Executive Ijmmltt-je. Supervisor Sheep and S-.vine Department. George S. McAllister, Salt Lake City. Treasurer, Member of Executive Execu-tive Committer'. Supervisor Admittance, Admit-tance, Supervisor .Manufacturers' iKpt. William D. Sutton. Salt Lake. Managor. James K. Ellison. I. avion. Member nf Executive Cnmniin, Surx-rviso' Concessions and He, orations. II. T. Reynolds. Sprinsivill". Supervisor Super-visor Merchants and Machinery Dept., Supervisor Club Work. John N. Davis. Vernal, Supervisor Hrse Department. A. V.. M.-u kenzio. Salt Lak" City. Supervisor Pij'ry. Pet Stock, etc.. Iiepartmrnt lipt-rvlsor Miins an(1 Mineral Department. Louis S. ('anion, Uan, Supervisor Amusements. Supervisor Speed Dept. George Abbott, Tremonton. Supervisor Super-visor Agriculture and Horticulture Department. Mrs. Georglna Marriott. Ogdl-n. Supervisor Fine A-ts IDejpartmeint. Supervisor K'f'K'.at Ion Department. Mrs. Justin R. Davis, Salt Lake City, Supervisor Women's Work and Child Welfare Department. |
