Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
CHILDREN FLOCK
TO FAIR GROUNDS
From an Early Hour Juvenile Salt
Lake Wended Its Way
Westward.
FLOOD OF DIMES AT THE GATE
attendants at Inland Empire EXPOSE
lion Driven Nearly Frantic with
mites of the Youngsters.

mites of the Youngsters.
Juvenile salt Lake held sway az tn
stltc fair today Practically every
boy and girl was up bright and early
and before a. no. the Youngsters were
headed for the falr grounds in squads
and b1ttal'ons There was the prini
girl with her cute hair ribbons and the
rowdy boy with BIS nipper: in fact an
sorts and conditions OF volatile Juvenile
humanity were in evidence. nearly q
score Of thousands 10 be correct.
The youngsters climbed over every
thing and NO spot on the grounds
from the sacred precincts of the secrc-
tary's Office To- the topmost loist in
the grand stand was terra incognita
Go them ere the day was far spent.
There were fathers. mothers. big broth
ers and sisters boz evidence but for
the greater part the children were
con their own. as the Engiishman
would saa
lu "a mysterious manner choice fruit
would disappear in the horticultural
building while the sample man" had
the day of his career. Guardians Of eN-
hibits were Wen nigh frantic. but
through IL an every body was good
naturcd
The hood Of dimes at the gate kept
up until afternoon, by which time the
last youngster possibly arrived. There
were none of the chronic tardy school
children n this squad. however
Briefly it was the greatest childrens
day on record.
LAFAYETTE ORCHESTRA
one of the principal features Of
ChilGrcns day at the fair WAS the fine
playing of the Lafayette school orches-
ira. composed OF boys and girls from
10 Co years of age, under the direction
OF Principal j. II. Coomhs.
The orchestra included Miss Lisle
Bradford. leader. owen Swecten, man
ager curnct, Ernest Jones' secretary
drums, Ruby Miles, treasurer FIRST
violin Claude Sweeten and Alder
Schcttlcr FIRST violins: Joseph Give.
cello. Bessie Mckenzie. Edith Beatie
Elise Hogensou Guy Sadleir ana Vr-
gil Coombs. second violins; Carl AM
dcison. cornet Franklin Gates. cornet:
Ada Margetts clarinet: Axcl Anderson.
piano and Ethel Wiutcrroud, piano.
Miss Lisle Bradford led her orches-
ira of Young musicians like an OK
perienced conductor, and they kept fine
time
---L.dltil-. Baalie. violin As only 10 years
old but she plays femarkahly well
Among the other younger members OF
the orchestra are Joseph CliNe. cello
- years OF age Guy Sadleir 40 wears
old, and Virgil Coombs s years old
The Lafayette school orchestra play
ed IN the stand In the manufactures
building. the musical program includ-
ing, Longing for you. sweetheart q"
Hang out the front door key" There
never was a gal like YOU" Are ynu
sincere. Il wish ] had girl " Laugh
ing Lucas" "The frost king" and
Dixie blossoms"
DOG SHOW AWARDS
Among the awards announced by the
judges in the dog show this morning
We're.
ST. Rough first prize. John
John H8lborn. 253 east Seventh South
NoWf ndands-NoVice first prize.
Ecwell knight. i2i north Third West
Greyhound Dogs n n. Bowman.
$50 briggs avenue, first prize females,
second prize
Pointers Novice dogs first prize.
John =. Boes second prize G.. g. Par
sons, Jr NeWhouse building O. e..
Parsons also took first prize I'M pointers.
limit, dogs. and John i. Bocs second.
The same prizes were awarded 60 the
Same parties on the open contest for
dog pointers.
The females. novice class OF pointers.
went Co j NJ Cushman. 1888 west Firth
South who also got first prize In the
limit
IN class a. pointers. open. j. L. Tay-
Tor of ogden got first ana j. NJ Cush-
man. second prizes
Glass AS. English settlers Puppies.
dogs aud bitches First prize. r. %.
Stevenson. $40 west south Temple see
ond s3mr third. John $ Gin of Logan.
Glass a. English Settlers Novice
dogs First ID. q. MariD. Murray. Sec
nul. John s. Gil. i.oEdn. third, Nellie
Franklin. 80 east Fifth south
Glass 49, English Setters-Limit. dogs:
First Nelle Franklin: second. Earl
Lcivcr third, u 3D. Martin, Murray
FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Premium 50. Best display of foliage
and lowering plants-M Christopher
son. south state FIRST
Premium 6t Rest sis towering
plants -. Decker. I107 Windsor
avenue. nrst
Premium so. Sweepstakes. best COLI
lection of plants and cut flowers B.
Decker li07 Windsor Ave. FIRST.
premium 3D. Hpftlnl prize, best dlH.
play of agricultural and horticultural
products Rear River valley CONNER
clal club rremonton. nrst
Premium 96. Utah state fair special
best display OF semi-trof iCd fruits
and nuts Joseph r. Atkins. nrst.
SHEEP AND SWINE
Premium J. Rsmhoulot Mcrinocs.
ram years old ur oFcr-W. Hansen.
first ,. d. seeiy,' second ". d.
Caudand. third
Premium % ram 2 year odd a.
ScclN nrst. w. s. Hansen, second and
third
Premium 3. ram lamb John "a Sccly
| hrst h g. Peterson. Ephwlm second
j d. Sceh. third
Premium A. two eweH 3 years old or
| over D. ~. scelN nrst W $ Hansen
l second, A kuoUlin third
! Premium %. two ewes. 4 wear old-W
/ S. Hansen. first. j N Scely. second
] ~ q Hansen. third
/ Premium q two owe lamba-J "A
/ srolF nrst and third " D Hansen
] SECOND.