Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
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ful attention. A flower garden with
trees, huge palms and ferns and gravel
walks Is at the left Of the entrance.
the fruit and vegetables. fresh and
treated, M the entire right half Of the
building. while Independent exhibitors
share space with the Agricultural Col
lege OF Logan.
REGULAR GARDEN OF EDEN.
A regular garden Of Eden is the
fruit and vegetable displays In this
hall Every apple shines and not
speck or spot can be found on any
thing shown.
Proceeding through the building and
out the west side one turns TO the right
10 visit the poultry show. No guide is
needed to lead one TO this exhibit as
the hundreds of ROSTERS. hens. doves
pigeons and In short all kinds Of poul-
try and birds are their own "spielers.
"Cum-cum Seewhatwedo-o-oI is the
cry. There are four big rows OF cages
in this building, containing everything
from the big strutting roosters TO the
creeping little bauty.
The next building Is Manufacturers
hall. Here interest centers: this build
ing has been aptly termed the Palace
OF Industrial Arts. In addition to the
scribed several times, are special ex-
hlbits and demonstrations which draw
big crowds.
DEAF AND BLIND EXHIBIT.
Deserving Of praise-and getting it.
Is the exhibit and demonstrations OF
work of pupils enrolled in the Utah
school for the deaf and blind at Og-
den Girls and boys. devoid OF hearing
a nd Huh the platform twice
each afternoon and IN the evening, go
ing through their work as studiously
ana eagerly as IL iu their regular class
rooms. Tears can be seen In more
than one pair Of whole eyes as their
owners watch the little blind tots and
deaf children show what modern teach
ing can 40 for those deprved VI
needed powera The tears are tears
of thankfulnuss Mem women and
children watch the little students
breathlessly with gratefulness swell
ing in their hearts gratefulness seeing
the afflicted being made useiul' mae
pendent men and women, help 10
themselves and the pride Of their Tam
flies. These exercises are given at z
and 4 and about 3 in the evening.
A daily treat is the band concerts
being rendered every afternoon and
evening by Held's big band.
MURRAY TRIPLETs.
An attraction that is proving a
feature is the appearance every day
of the Mauss triplets, the two daugh-
ters and son OF sheriff and Mrs. M.
Mauss OF Murray These tots were
horn oct. iG. 1900. in Murray and az
me time OF their birth weighed total
OF rs pounds. They are now good
sized tots and before big crowds read
plav and go through the clever little
antics that only children are capable or
ON platform al the east end OF the
building These children are getting
las much attention as the most pre-
tenuous portion Of the Fairs program
The cattle and livestock barn ana
dog-keuuel are being kept clean ana
airy by scores of busy employees VINO
kee pat work constantly
The activity Of pick-pockets has
brought Increased energy on the part
OF the police department In addition
10 Sergeant Roberts and officers r.
Johnson and j. Busch Omcers stains.
Kearns and others have been detailed
TO cover the fair grounds. More
officers win De sent down ~ necessary
for the protection OF those who visit
/ the exhibition. The Unprecedented
crowds attending this yeai's e.p0ai-
/ ton have drawn the light hiug,Fss
gentry.