The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-23

I. II. MaTlln.
The Labor Day committeeman are
endeavoring to make this Labor Day
celebration the best and most enjoy
able af1air OF the kind that has ever
been held in ogden. In order to make
IL such It will require the earnest CO.
operation OF all We are desirous Of
making the day of especial interest 10
the children and will present each
child under Il, who takes part In
the sports. with a little present as
well as a prize to the winner of each
event Heretofore it has been the
custom to limit participation in the
sports TO union people, but this year
the sports will be free for all. ex-
cept TO professionals and regular am
ateurs, unless otherwise mentioned.
Suitable prizes will be offered for all
events
Labor Day and the fair will be
opened by Governor William Spry,
and addresses Will he made by the
following notable persons:
Chairman of the exercises, Hon.
William Glasmann.
w NJ. Piggott, president Utah State
Federation of Labor
Joseph Howell. United States Rep
reseDtative.
Reed Smoot, United States Senator
from Utah.
Clarence D. Clark. United States
Senator from Wyoming.
All speeches limited to 10 minutes.
Program of Sports.
The following program of sports
will begin at Q a. m. and Will continue
until 1880. a splendid program OF
horse racing at 2 p. M. sharp, and a
wild west show at Z p. m.
Prizes.
Race for girls under 8 years-Hat,
SO, l.. GrIX.
Race for boys under years-AIr
! gun. Browning Bros.
Race for girls undeg Z years-Gamc
Topsy Twill, Richardson e Grant
Race for boys under yeaTs-Pres-
ents. 80, Creasey's Bargain Store.
Race for girls under 10 years
Game TOpsy Twirl, Last & Thomas.
Race for boys under 10 years-Boy' }
sweater coat. Utah Knitting Co.
Race for girls under IL years-Jew-
el case Smalley's Jewelry.
Race for boys under II yearS-One
suit of clothes, Fred NJ Nye Co.
Race for misses under II years
Hand bag, $175. /. L. Clark & Sons.
Race for youths under II years-Ai7
gun. Browning Bros. Co.
Race for young ladies under l6 years
Perfume, C. F. Cave.
Race for young men under 16 years
Fishing rod, Proudfit Sporting
Goods Co.
Race for young ladies under is years
Perfume. So, Culley Drug Co.
Race for young men under is years
Pocket knife, Watson-F1ygarc Co.
Race for single ladies over is years
-Pocketbook, So, William Driver
Drug Co.
Race for single men over IS years
Hat. So. Model Clothing Co
Race for married ladies-One pair
shoes. 81. Dee-Stanford Co,
Race for married men-One pair
pants, SO. r w. Anderson, 254 Twen'
ty-hfth street
Race for merry widows-Pocketoook
Horrocks Bros.
Race for bachelors-Two pounds OF
smoking tobacco. Ed. Munsey.
RHCG 10Y STOUT lbult5-Ollt pan NOhl
fort slippers, Wright's.
Race for fat men-One clock, w. l.
Buswell
Potato race. girls IL to 15-Perfume
William Giddings.
Potato race, boys IL TO 15-Pocket
knife, Boyle Hardware Co.
Egg Tace-Girls 10 to 12-Brown!e
Kodak. ] S. Hutchinson.
Egg race, married ladies-One wash
boiler w z Newman
Sack race (slngle), boys II to 10
Tie pin Jacob Kertz.
Wheelbarrow race (blindfolded)-
Wheelbarrow, Burton Implement Co,
Three-legged race, boys Is to IS
One hat, 81, B. Cohn; one pair OK
fords. 81. n. O. ogden,
Naildriving contest, ladles-Pocket
book, ], s. Lewis Co.
High jump (standing), men-Fancy
vest, $40 e. c. Christensen.
High jump (rUnnlng), men-Hat, SO
Baron Clothing Co.
Jar-breaking contest ladies-Sill
waist. Sc. Reese Howell & Sons.
Broad jump (slanding). men-Spi
Headlight overalls-Wat5on-T
Clothing Co.
Broad jump (ruuninG. mon-on'
pair Douglass shoes-Palace Clothing
Co.
Pole climbing, union men-One pal
pants. 81, Rosenoluth y Oppmau,
Tug o. War union men-First prize
S24. Committee.
Tug q War, union men-Secon'
prize, S12, Committee.
Largest union family on grounds
One pair hose for each one, Pa'no &
Hurst. half ton coal, NJ. L. Jones.
Second largest union family OF
grounds-1OO pounds flour, Ogden Nil
ling and Elevator Co.
Oldest union man on grounds-Iiat
81. d. Ives.
Oldest continuous paid-up union care
on gounds-One box cigars, Wcssle
Cigar Co one box cl2ars, A. L. Close
Afternoon Program.
2 p. m-Harness and running race
until . p. M, with bucking horses
and wild steer riding by men am