Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-07

The boys came early, tho girls stayed
home long enough to hqlp Mamma
make the beds and tie on a new hair
ribbon and then they an swooped down
on the fair grounds. Those who pat
ioni1ed the street cars were hnanclers
and compromised ON the basis Of three
for nickel. but the overwhelming maa
jonty elected to walk and save their
car fare Tor rlotous expenditure IN tin
whistles and pop corn. Every youngster
came armed with a lunch basket or a
paper parcel containing light refresh
ments. some came armed with clippers,
ns patient kline and indignant horses
found out to their sorrow later
LIVELY YOUNGSTERS.
They were the best behaved lot OF
boys and girls imaginable until they got
acquainted and acclimatlsed to their
surroundings, Then the imp OF mis-.
chief had an inning. The deeds Of the
gymnasts ON the Midway fred their
young hearts with unholy ambitions
tnd Ar Wiicden and his special police
had their work cut out. The boys
scrambled over everything: some tried
10 climb 10 the roof Of the grand stand.
u'heTs endeayored to see how close they
could get to the tank provided for the
owing horses without falling In. Along
ID the afternoon II became apparent
lhat il would be necessary TO create a
depot ior lost children.
All lhis, and more. would Indicate
that chldrens day at the fair was an
unqualified success. There may have
Been 10000 Of Umhs best cron on the
grounds this afternoon. but II was i'm.
posslDle 10 count them because the av.
tIage boy would not stand still long
enough 10 be counted His brothers
tnd hls sisters We're here, there and
everywhere until It seemed as though
mere were 100000 OF them. Quite a
hummer or fond papas and mammas
were also there but they were a sec.
oHadfy conslderation-the fair belonged
10 the children.
Last nights showers had the effect ~
laying the dust and sweeteniug every.
.hlhg around the grounds so that when
me last horses were shown and Judged
~ ~ O'Clock this morning all was In
prime condition.
PATRoNIzED SHOWS.
Young Utah, however did not seem
~ Oe greatly interested in this display.
: ",{ lust gave one cursory glance ana
y wy say l wish ] had that horse
,, 'lb' ana passed on TO the attrau.
,n. Vi ihe iegallzed lottery games ana
bo. "urisllp az the feet OF lad who had
a ~, ~ lueAy enough, or otherwise. 10 ger
:. Vaeap nlckel-plated revolver on os
~, wy ush pond for his 10 cents Tho Fay
s ." "neel ala a whirllng business ana
49, tSo nervous people palpltatlons IN zee
s' W., Vhlluren go sailing around ylfhont
SS"sone TO restrain their desIre 70 So
wbooi , would feel standing up" The
The mor y,'ple'eiy knocked out its rival.
tbo i bnII y-go-round across the way for
nn,nbospppy youngsters voted that back |
ceotu,,. belonging to the nineteenth |
Nbo ne .S We're good boys and bad bovs |
nla o ioImed syndcates 10 purIoIn az
srj us boys IN short knickerbocker.
6rs, I ln. boys IN all the glory OF their |
lo,,stV Hs lroWsers and real misne,dara
G,s,n u',s boys and crying bows viz |
chg, irrigation channels down thelr
me SWEET LITTLE GIRLS.
ana Sut Nm the girls! They were there nr,o,
Srala.s eat with their hair done ~ W. ~
sir I'1s snd yards ana yards OF ,,bhd N
plrl Ia', ,uss down their sack Dem TyVn
So, N.Y. VINO would not smile n, D H.
sm0aS i' on. OF Ihe spoilers il thew nevsr
an sp Iagaln;litte plump iolly eirls " ,,,s
r5s abnormal interest IN ths s nia WIN WIN
mec v'' \, her large and hungry family ,1uy
peTsnb nIue slrls who were vep r,g
vapto osGulallng Interrogation poInts 's MIC
C relau 70 know why II was G ,hnt m nL,,
on my S St red tights and aid NOT fan
spent pug globe. rich little Girls VIZ vs.
tc NJ 1eal quarter I'm fans ara . ,o
eI1.o alleged perfume ana I nna 10y, oot-
al NM more fun to the SQUARE 70 s ,pe, but
rbe, 'gsi put together 'V'' '"ah
were al happy and Jolly ana