The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10
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or even better, show than the early ones
In that the work of the judges had been
completed and visitors found the var
fous exhibits more Interesting when
they bore the various awards. In con-
nection with the awards Of nearly 1000
there was only one serious protest, and
this was adjusted satisfactorily yester-
day morning
Early in the day the manufactures
building was the center Of attraction,
and even to those who had been through
this part of the fair before there seemed
to be added attractions on every hand.
This year there are nearly fifty more
exhibitors in the manufacturers build
ing than at any previous fair, and with
the increase the overwhelming proper
ton Of Utah manufacturers is main
tanned. The manufacturers are alreaoy
preparing to reserve space early for
next year, and II the fair management
can arrange the financing there will
be additional space for this department
before another season. This enlarge
ment viii be made with the assurance
that If the space can be increased so per
cent it viii all be taken in advance.
The exhibit Of agricultural imple-
ments continued a drawing card, and
the batteries Of gasoline engines doing
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surrounded by children. young and old.
At one Of the exhibits of gas engines a
demonstrator rugged up q seat, which
he fastened to the walking beam of the
pumping attachment of small engine.
Then he climbed on the seat and rode
until his seat broke and the demonstrat-
or landed on all tours right in the front
row Of his audience, furnishing a bit Of
advertisement for his exhibit which was
distinctive as we'll as original.
Sheep Takes Dogs Work.
The patient sheep which did duty for a
dog in running the cream separator,
plodded until late turning out imagin-
airy cream from very real separating
machine, while for contrast, an immense
gasoline traction engine, capable of
drawing a gang of a dozen plows,
whirled in huge circles before another
crowd of admirers drawing only atten-
ton.
Further down the line were groups
of interested sheepmen buying and sell
ing from the stalls where some or tne
finest wool producers OF the world
were bearing their blue ribbons. For
mer Governor Adams Of Nevada. with
f. L. McGill, his partner in the sheen
business, visited the fair. ana beIore
they left they had closed a deal with
winning RambOulet rams. The Nevada
sheepmen were entertained at dinner
by Mr.. Seely and in the party were
J. G. Mcdonald and II. E. Ensign, presi-
dent and secretary Of the fair asso-
citation, and G. S. HOLLYWOOD of Buffalo
candy manufacturer and horse fan
cier who was with Mr.. Mcdonald.
Every department of the fair has
made a better showing this year than
ever before" said Mr.. Mcdonald last
night. "The class and quality of the
exhibits has been exceedingly good anC
the applications for space in practically
every department have been larger
than we could accommodate. -
With the permanent mining ex-
hibit, which will include the line now
at the A-Y.-P. exposition, we hope tC
make the mines and minerals depart
ment distinct feature next year. This
will mean that the mining machinery
men will come in on large scale, we
hope
to the heads Of the various depart
ments. whose attention to business has
contributed largely to the success OF
the fair in every department. The sue
cess of the fair has been due. to the
intelligent support we have had or
every side and the spirit Of energetic
work for the good OF the state has
been manifested on every hand.
1.-The exhibit Of the Utah National
Guard has been a distinct feature and
one of the most interesting exhibits
on the ground. Captain Webb, in at
tendance most Of the time, has, through
his personal work in explaining the
exhibit, reused more interest in the