Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09

souE FLAWS, BUT NOT MANY
...,,usnt. tha, were Hminen'ly
.r-.,,,rt tate Awards ON sat
n,day Might closing Scenes

80, acquainted with the resources
4, nd feel that the exposition
IN b,,, been far groatcr than tho
IN made &c. san. in view of tho
In. All ore highly satisfied.
80 are those who found fnrli-
NJ. ar. always some whose critical
IN ,yss discern flaw. but they arc
y, ,1msfous in thIa ease. In what Hes
n strength OF slater The intolli-
80. a lts citizens. That Intelligence
I, mirnrd in the schools. whore the
,,,,,s citizen Is trained. And among
m he s1hIbiis there were none that
,,Bl chow az much prugress ~ the
,-tssis IT, scope and technical per-
,.ess.s was an eloquent testimonial
!, every thourhtfui observer that In
l1,b there vaa being disciplined In her
,.bo.,s a generation Of educated pco-
NJ mat will some day be potent In
rsislne The wills " men. and In liking
N, blsh destiny ~ their country.
ip The horse and cattle exhibit. a
-o,t noticeable Advancement has taken
mace Although the former exhibit was
a. ~ very large, u represented the
~ blood from Utah ranges ANA sta
~ The magnificent specimens were
credit Go thUlr owners. the brccderl
Ia man. who have become dissatisfied
vim ihc plug and have determined 20
,iaft thlf state with ua me a quail
u. H.|..s.N La NNNH sHH "A
.sibsr country. The cattle display could
~. In thc estimation Of competent
.,adr,s have been much Improved upon,
N ary other State u utah'a population.
.eri IN few States Of many times hcr
Population.
.isf dsnartment could not have been
f4r,s.sn a few Year, aru, u has passed
III .4psctht.our Tho lcldou 81 the
irdustfy have adopted the best ideas
sri inic1lgently applied them. There
4 a parallsl Advancement IN the de-
.tarimcnt IN which woman rclgns eu-
.rfeme. Articles Of the most delicate
texture formed BY woman'a matches
hand. sns on exhibition There IL no
roanun why the homes ~ Utah Hhould
no, b. adorned with 90 nnc hnndlwork
a. can b. done anywhere. In the Dis
play Of this department. the women OF
Utah have forced tho conviction that IN
ihJlr naturally allotted sphere. with
Delicate embroidery and flno laces. with
the needle and the thread, there are no
hands more doxicroun than theirs.
So In The art department. az In tho
Horticulture and Horticulture exhibits.
The Advancement has been most won.
tsrful Yet iu the face % these mar
vicious achievements, those who have
Penetrated beneath the surface. can see
that the displays ala not reflect one
tenth % utnhs growth. The men who
hayc worked early aud late without
tacvnlafy compensation deserve the
Hearty thanks and gratitude OF tho
people
The board of directors held a meeting
IN which the following business was
disposed Of Saturday night:
Premium No %. Tor tho beat general
display q the products of school work,
CONSISTING Of a gold medal TO the prln-
erll and cash premium OF SO was
viihfwNn, because the competitors
represented counties instead u schools,
Premium No. 2, class l, best crcnm-
vy butter; two competitors having
tied each was awarded a diploma aud
Tho board ~ directors ordered a
tpeelal committee 10 make report on
AZ articles 1f merit which had not been
allowed premiums.
hiudebakor Bros. Manufacturing COM
Tany was awarded a diploma Tor the
leii huggles. harness. wagon and sheep
camp.
The Coop Wagon and Machine com
pany received a diploma for the best
display Of Implements, windmills. etc.
George A. Lowe was awarded di-
poma ior the best display uf mechnni-
ca tools and horsepower pump.
Ihe Agricultural College received a
tpeeal diploma Tor the excellent OK
hloi Of students work
loahua Terry was awarded diploma
loi 90 excellent exhibit OF corn raised
Without Irrigation
Nfanl Hampton was awarded n idl-
loma Tor an excellent display OF nah
Premium n, class n. Tor npairinn
supplies, awarded 10 John Beck. was
Nllhheh for the reason that All the
,ssptlea were not manufactured In
Award for best refrigerator withheld
", ause u was not homemade.
AHHl Tor best portable engine and
',urf, AMI best mining car withheld
because not made IN Utah.
hewlett ifusi company were awarded
y \, s'. ~. medal for best display OF spices
Contest against Ford Bros year-old
s s;;I decided 10 favor Of exhibitor on
\ s'','s al'Aavit that the animal was not
~. rlo ,. against award for best har.
~. W pfemiuma No, 2t-25-2G set aside
h, , ,g,.9n lnhl they were not entered
w r. servls was awarded n dlnloma
,o,I lhe best exhibit OF candy made In
's w oal ot Imported sugar.
able mention. ''N'''oi h"noi-
49, seNn alarlgy received honorable men
Arnold schnetless' 'N'N ''''
1910 fcrIy was awarded a silver
s 49, ana 81 Tor display OF pressed
'p1Neta and toys
sl'olal premium of 50 was awarded
= houok Tor display OF money.
AL L'alt resolved frat prize FOR best
pd4s harness. Louis Hook, second
10 ~. lElaseh recommended a diploma
~ for hlglaIaNille and Murray cream
Ma r,, - exhibit ~ butter vhlch
rules "''''n uA required by
pansS was made 10 Lovesy a
hes b,n uI lhn best display OF Utah
Rperisiirl and npiarlan supplies.
Tor NJ premium ~ Auerbach q Bro.
Mrs. Io,n.a made linen lace went 20
no'sEMENs ASSOCIATION.
rsatlrday afternoon an oryant,a,,on
NV. w. az tho Utah Horsemenfs nnsocI,
'9s onieers are. WV '''' s'ou'u''
dsrt pi Hal W. Brown; vloe-presl-
aad ...Nonhrd Palfryman; rccrctary
Tors v,,n,5i,ufer. y. n. EidredRo. direr.
Lam. Illam Wluder, Thomas smith
f,.,.k lanes bullock Tbr nrin,,ir,at