The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-05

terday afternoon "A crowd of nearly
200 people were gathered when HI
and his dumb companions ''mosledf
up. "Haow dew yew dew?" asked HI
ram of the first man he met. Pretty
good" was the answer. -How's your
hog?" "Dum-h-know," said ''unkel.
"Yey'll have tew ask the hog, for
can't speak her language"
The art exhibit is proving most IN
teresting. II. L. A. Culmer's Won
ders of the Utah Deserts L. A. Ram
sey's exceptionally life-iike portraits;
landscapes by the late John Hafen
and a variety of works by E. F. Daft,
J. T. Harwood and others are viewed
BY hundreds OF admirers daily.
The fish display at the gates of the
grounds includes practically every
finny creature which thrives in Utah's
lakes and streams. Lovers of angling
spent much time around the little
aquariums, which are flled with the
following varieties of fish: Eastern
brook and Mackinaw trout, Utah
lake catfish. carp, rainbow trout, gold
FISH and the Hot Pots OF Wasatch
county; Utah and Fish lake trout fry,
German brown trout and similar va
rieties.
One of the exhibits in the agricul-
tural building. regarded as sure VIM
ner in its class. is a 12O-pound pump
kin grown in Davis county by q.
Gotch.
In the Utah university building the
work of children in the public
schools is exciting much interest. Yes
terday afternoon a class of boys was
busy at one end of the building saw
ing and whiting out coat hangers,
while at the same time several small
girls We're engaged at the other end
of the structure cooking dainties IN
the improvised school of domestic
science.
Showing Machinery.
The Case Machinery company has
one of the most sensational exhibits
on the grounds. A large thresher en-
CINE goes through the performance
of climbing d so per cent grade about
twenty-five feet high many times a
day, while a large caliope, also owned
by the Case company, tOOts out var
iOus popular airs. Near the Case dis
play are the exhibits of the John Deere
Pillow company, the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine company, the Mo-
line Pillow company, the F. c. Rich
mOnd Machinery company and nu-
merOus others. including several
cream separating companies and i'm
plement concerns.
The U. S. Cream Separator compa-
ny has enlisted the services of two
tame goats, whe keep the treadmill
/ in motion, operating a large cream
separator. This company, like several
OF its contemporaries on the grounds.
has also separators run by dynamos
and by hand.
one OF the newest exhibits is what
is known as the kenyon Take-DOwn
/ Building" one of which has been
erected near the agricultural building.
The attendant there declares that one
of these buildings, which is construct
/ ed entirely OF waterproof canvas,
with wire netting ventilators and ISM
glass windows. can be put up or taken
down IN two hours. The flooring is
polished maple and is divided into
several parts An entire house can
be taken apart and loaded onto an or
binary farm wagon. Thirty of them
can be placed in a freight car.
Yesterdays Awards.
The first of the awards was made
Yesterday. The following We're de-
eisions of the judges in Hereford cat
tie;
Bull. years old or over-First. viii
HEM, Denver; second, Martina n vi
son & Sons; third, Chambers estate.
Bull, years old and under-Flrst,
VIII Hem; second and third, Martha
X Olson & Sons.
Bull, senior yearling, junior yearling
and senior calf-First, second and
third in each, Martha X. Olson Il Sons
Bull, junior calf-First and second.
Chambers estate. Evanston; third'
Martha X. Olson Sons.
Cow, years old or over-F1rst, sec
ond and third. Chambers estate.
Heifer ? years old and under 3
First and second, Chambers estate;
third, Martha x. Olson & Sons.
Heifer, senior yearling-First ana
second, Chambers estate; third. Cham
bers estate.
Heifer. junior yesrling-First' sec
ond and third. Martha X. Olson &
Sons.
Heifer. senior ealf-First, Chambers
estate; second and third. Martha h
Olson & Sons.
Heifer. junior ealf-First, Martha X.
Olson & Sons; second and third Cham
bers estate.
Herd one bull and four females.
sveep stakes, silver cup-First. Cham
hers estate; second, Martha h. olson
Sons.