Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-18
THE FAIR.
A Large Attendance at the
Pavilion.
A FINE DISPLAY OF BABIES.
A Few Mothers Made Happy, while
Many Others Will Sit Down
and Hate the Committee
when They Have Moth
ing Else to DO.

hIttH IIlfl nHAt NOIH=
ing Else to do.
As,,adIo,od ,ha a,,a,d.nco n, tho payiI.
9" Pie''''e"' t"e "''o'''''u w ~
Ion yesterday was much greater thhh any
day during the week Aside from the gen
81 t,.,.s.., ,,.,,t,a.,ad "a tho exhibit of
80 i"ss''7' "'a"''''''" - .'.,...i.. +,
fruit and agricultural products the Pflheip u
lute,est dls,Iaved was I'm the exhibition Of
,hs ,,..,,t.,,,, .a,,t.s IA, which Southern
wy premium p"'''a' ~ - .--.,t....
California with It's genial clihhie " Ph'Hc'
larry celebrated.
t,,,,,.,,. a s,,iava nj tho :, !.
among wv o""SP
yilion the display OF A. =. wees WI" -
uerbert. Of San Gabriel, Of American eyap
-, TT. ,o,.is,ipg of paaohes. auplea
"'hi'u i'"''7i
pears hgs aud hectarihes, peeien anu nii
peeled cured on the American Fruit Eyap.
-, go al n vary superior auality and
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highly efehiiaple '" thht ih""sfy' inis
....,,t.n a, Na,y n,l..ns rhe Ame,Ican
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ENapnfauhg hHchihe' hia"e y" rchhsyf
yania, was also on exhibition IN con
,,.o,ta,, Nth ,hs ahova exbIhI, aud
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attracted tue attention OF OUT Hui, hhh
ia,slh growers hnu nuthcuituIlAlH. ihe ~
hlbii OF botn ffuli hhh hachines was hnnne
by Haskell n Richardson, OF TINS clty rms
ntin also exniblt mover .ineyha pioM,
WIN hh1usthDic pehh' 70 rs 70 give VI ",
lhhu fe1nifen' ihis PiVW " hsu Vuiiic'
PloN, M" ihahu'ho'utvu " w u"'o WYNN"
occurring company, hlpiun, sio".
EDWARDS OIL burning, cooklnB anu phttof
STOVES. Los Angeles lhseh.loh, was eAnlt
ite1 ny MT. ". a. fuwafus, thc lhNeh'of'
hnh was very conspicuous at"ao''""' pat
tlunlbfiy W the ihuics' , f., n
lbe eNhibil 81 monster peaches I"i. fst
adena, weighing va ounces, by MI =.
Woodbhfy, us wen rs lhe nhsliliio'n fuits
by H. bell, weighing y ounces hhi hots
urlhg ~ incnes ~ ctcuinlcI,nev a.
me pplhefous plppins ekhlDllen " At Nc
cunning, weighing s's ounces NtIu
lated To 81 ittic the question OF sahl.y OF the
ordinary Mlssouflah nor accustomed 70 sue
ertrayhgant dimensions va Gurus ., use'd
uouH fruits III adnltloh 70 inis e,n'u'. ~
lhe pfpnuctlyo tcsoufcs. 81 n',s ss
ons. measuring itis inches and more nearly
approaching the cahlalnhpe thah thN OF 'b"
o'Mhs ,amiy. ,,..-...t ,.,t.,,.,,. ,,,,,,.
Inc display pi Gurus anu ,'ec,,iu 'n t'.'
anh nuts eShlDll9n q 9 n ,.o,ii
Duartn was more dlNefslheu SUI e'sp'tae
III qnhnhty thhh thhi oi any "'he' u's''e't
excepting po"hey -.
Ia connection WIN items .eislins w. t,s
ssmip m ., .ne ,s,iay Il 4. nro,,r IN .sY
their specimens Of The coliony cushion sesie
were taken from this city and n9t rom sau
dabfleit rs the teaheI win n,lv'' IL, ~
grape VINE Nalnul, utih"sss he",Vn, ",,ae
hg, pomegrahate, neacia; sppIe. pun hiei
apricot ttee speGin'ehs VI ''sec' pes' were
~ s, ,,u whic2 have been sprsyed com
pared with those that have not been treated
are In striking contrast aud teach an invalu-
able lesson to our orchardlsts. The samples
Of whale oil soap and petroleum exhibited
M destroying agent Is used In the proper
ton 81 10 TO 100 gallons of water, which !,
sulnclsnt i9r s,xleun ven year ulu n.es a,l',
Win an. INA Of soau. with The addition oi
Sn, ,aI., can he chnrned into an e,n,ilsion
i'm a low moments. that can he diluted with
water which. need as a wah. Is said To be
rniiahie as an insect DESTROYER n NJ
Leionr. supt of the san Gabriel Fruit Grow.
rrs' Association. who exhibits this interest
Inc dlsplsy is ever ready to itnpart Informa-
lion on thfs matter of such vital Importance
10 am cnun,ry
Mr. Begg 81 Los Angeles. had on exhibit
tIon his model hedge trimming machine.
which il y great convenience aud one of the
most valuable improyempnts Of the age
n n Edward Iirny. Of san Gabriel exbib-
Itej n box of March of the Vest strawber.
rles and Genoa lemons that were calculated
10 cnptIyste the admitting crowd Of visitor.
Miss Kate Williams exhibited some
very exquisite SAMPLES of embroidery
ior n pirl nf "a years
/ RnseuHpld had ON exhibition a betuti.
FIJI uItted he'd sprrnd yeryexuuIsitely work
eJ which was b}rhiy conpli,nented. Miss
Rns, Wall had a., elegant orlzy match work
table scarf very deliberately embroidered
and very uniuue In design The following
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A"p''i'NNh
We're made q. W. Frasher, Los Angeles,
parkhurst Washing Machine; Miss Lizzie
kuntz. Los Angeles, one case Of Worsted
Flowers, making In all u sum total of 30 ex-
hibits ut the Pavilion up to date,
In speaking OF the nrduous task of the
uAS,nrursr Ar THE pavilion
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out fcPur' Woulu w incuihPict, Wnnou,
notice ol the UNIFORM system, oruct mhu po
i've ieg , ,, VI unu Ply l,,on l""' I nas
iorca cnnsists ~ snneriniendent r A CAREY.
John $. Mills. Assistant Superintendent,
Mrs. q. c. Langley. Lady Assistant Superin-
teudcnt; Isaac s. Smith, Entry Clerk; A. W.
Hamilton and Len Thompson, Ticket Agents;
W. T.. Garey, Chas. Chaplin, Doorkeepers;
Frank Pitney, W. D. swift, W. J, Richardson
aud W. |. Phillips, Police Alfred wright.
Night Waterman, and Andrew Fuhrberg,
JanitOr and Night Waterman.
This able corps of assistants, with the ex-
perienee and untirlng efforts of Supt. Carey,
have contributed largely to the success of
the most important feature of our District
Fair. Too much credit cannot be awarded
to the watchful and polite attention Of the
police force Of the hail, who were ever pres
eut aud ready to lend any assistance to ex-
hibitOrs or imphrt information tn visitors
and strangers. They did their duty nobly,
although they were taxed tn their utmost un
the occasion Of the baby show yesterday and
the mob that crowded the pavilion Thursday
afternoon and evening. The Directors Of
the Association have taken much pains Ia
make the fair n success and are entitled to
great credit for their self sacrifice in their
cndcavor To have creditable display
Both the Directors and Managers have had
their hands full from the start. From the
and business men, who are 50 much absorb
ed In their individual enterprises, many have
crafty neglected this occasion and are many
of them, even ignorant of the fact that a
district fair is being held In the city.
rur many suow
when was the special oruef ior TWO % CLOCK
yesterday, brought together regular mob
81 people VINO were either friends or rela-
tves OF the thirly hve contestants, or were
admires Of Innocent babyhood III Its virgin
purity, with Keen appreciation anu relish
for such an occasion wheh an Nious mothers
were all intent on recognition OF their
patient ana nnttlns annts 10 hear ana Pre-,
would be an Improvement both mentaly
aud physicsly superior 70 the eneininate
aud degenerate manhood 81 the present day
By two O'Clock the pavilion yesterday was
crowded To shlocatlun with the exhibitors
On the stage with their thirty hve babies to
pass muster before the committee Of award
The committee consisted of Mrs Spencer
Evans, Mts. T. NJ scott and Ms. !. A.
Garey After announcing the additional
entries oi Gracy Gringery and WIN: Stormer
OF Los Angeles, superintendent Carey an.
nouhceu thM there were ~ entries aud 30
babies To he exhlhlted, ana That n conse.
quence OF the sudden anu severe illness of
one Of the triplets which were to be eShtb-
tied, 1t was deemed unsafe to bring them to
the pavilion According TO program the
committee Went To WORK on their nrduous
task, with Il mack and pair OF last roadsters
waiting to take them out Of harm $
way before entering upon their task
OF deciding what baby was entitled
TO the hrst prize, and 50 on To
the tnale. Ihe hrst premium, beautiful
w bAby ciltlhBe, was awarded 10 master
George Washington Hammel, Of Los Ange-
les, who was born ON the 4th OF July, 1881.
and Is the offspring OF Mr aud Mrs. George
iiaihinel oil TINS Guy,
The second premium, beautiful baby
buggy blanket, was taken by Augusta May
uphanl, dhughter OF MI; ana MIS- II. l..
upnain, Of " dhrey street, Los Angeles.
me thtrd premium, leuio,larS sllNerWare,
was appropriately awarded to Jessie Ray
Hanna, who took the hrst prize at the Dow
ncy Fair ana Is the proud daughter OF j.
Ross Hanna, NO 10y wall street, Los AnBe-
les.
Sadie Doyle daughter OF Mrs. and r.Wm.
Doyle, No lUi2 owe street won the fourth
prize, which consisted Of silver cup.
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