The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-13
FAIR CLOSES AS A
GREAT ATTRACTION
SghSeers Amres the Exhibits and Makes Favorable
Comment-Program at the Fair Unequaled-This Evening
Gives Promise of Large Crowd Weather is Favorable
and Double Fireworks Program Advertised

most more than his share Of petting
and attention
Mrs. F. w Horizons English bull ter
rier has been made a great deal of,
too Somebody said that the pet was
for sale. but when questioned about 1t
this morning. the pup said he liked his
present home very much; and would
only leave In order TO please his mis-
tress. who. he said. was very kind to
him, and always gave him lots 10 eat
with plenty OF cake and sweet stuff
thrown in on the side,
Jockey Is An Artist.
On a number OF pen and Ink draw
ings being exhibited In the art de-
partment at the Four-State Fair
Palms appears as the name of the
artist
These drawings are excellent and
have been much admired They In
clude sketches of running horses and
riders, baseball players. scenes from
football games, and magazine covers.
1t will be interesting TO know that
the artist is no other person than
Jockey Palms." one of the boys who
has done considerable classy riding
the past season.
Palms Is said to be very clever with
pen or pencil Nearly all Of his spare
time is spent with this sort OF work.
Often, his pals say. he will sit for
hours, and draw for the amusement Of
the other jockeys who are less tai
cnted but VINO are highly apprecia-
tive of their associates efforts.
Those best acquainted with chiS rid
er say that he means TO make some
thing out of his sketch work, and
and that is why he labors at 1t every
chance he gets. His drawings have
been exhibited In many parts of the
country. and everywhere he has recely-
ed much praise for his work. Many
have predicted a bright future for the
boy, provided he sticks to the art. ana
keeps up the excellent work that he is
now doing
Exhibitors to Move.
Exhibitors at the fair should claim
their exhibits between and II o.
clock Tuesday morning. at which time
tho fair buildings will be open After
IL O'Clock. the gates will be closed.
At 10 o'clock tonight the doors to
all the buildings Will be locked until
&
Board Of Appeals.
The board oil appeals of the Four
State fair met Friday evening and, In
the presence of large number OF
women. expert IN cooking, passed
upon the protests recorded In the
kitchen and pantry department
Mrs. F. w Horton had protested the
awards on pickles, fruit. catsup. two
Jars of grapes and two jars Of cher
ries.
None OF the exhibitors, 1t was discov'
cred. had lived up 10 the requirements,
calling for ten certain articles to be
exhibited, and. therefore. all were dis
qualified. but the board decided TO
recognize the best exhibits and award.
ed first prize TO Mrs. Glasmann. sec
ond prize to Mrs Claude V, Ives on
general fruit display
The award on pickles was allowed
to stand. also that on catsup The
protest on the two Jars of cherries
was partially sustained as the cherries
wore OF different quality and color.
All the women present approved OF
the action Of the board OF appeals
The first prize on skinned apricots
was protested by E. ] Adams. who
claimed that for table purposes the
fruit should not be peeled The
board of appeals divided the award by
giving a prize each 10 the two kinds
of preserved apricots.
Francis Ritter protested the ground
cherry award The board found Mr.
Ritter's cherries had won the prize
and decided there must have been
some mistake in Mr.. RltterS protest.
u The award Of first prize on bread TO
Mrs Frank Horton was protested. The
committee OF ladies sustained the
award OF the judges, declaring that
the bread OF the protestant had not
been baked enough and had soured
E. j, Adams protested Mrs. Oscar
&. Madson's award on white peaches,
claiming that the rule called for two
jars Of quart each and not one jar
of two quarts. also claiming that the
fruit was fermented. The board OF ap,
peals called In the judges who said
that the fruit was In good condition
when tested and that probably some
one had since removed the lid. Tho