The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-29
PRIZE BABIES
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Forty-eight entries were recorded
in the Baby Show" at the Fair
Grounds today and the judges Will
have difficult TASK in their selection
of prize winners They will also have
a difficult and delicate job on their
hands in squarinG themselves with
the mothers OF tots who are not in
the blue ribbon class. All OF the ba-
bies that have been entered appear
worthy OF prizes and the SHOW can
not help being a 5uccess-perhaps n
bowling success.
The classes and prizes arc as fol
lows:
l. For the prettiest baby, Gold
Medal and $500.
.. Second prettiest baby, Silver
Medal and $500.
3. Third prettiest baby, Silver Med
al and $1.00.
4, For the heaviest baby. Gold
Medal
8 For the smallest baby. Gold
Medal
The Judging of the contestants will
take place in front OF the grandstand
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon. The ba-
bies will be tagged and their identity
lost in numbers as far as the judges
are concerned The officers OF the
Fair association have been putting in
this morning in a search OF men
brave or reckless enough to act as
JUDGES Believing that bachelors of
long standing would be better able to
judge the good qualities as we'll as
the defective ones in humanity of the
creeping age efforts were made to
secure such men TO award the prizes.
The entry list shows that thirty
four mothers consider that they have
the prettiest babies in the intermoun-
tain country while only four enter
their progeny in the smallest class.
Ten mothers enter babies in the
heaviest" class.
Following is the list OF entries.
"Pretticst' Class.
Mrs. Elvira Hansen. Five Points
Mrs J. T Gould. 1927 Read Avenue.
Mrs Pearl Sanders. 20l7 Adams
Mrs William Muller, 25S2 Wash
ington.
Mrs J. G. Larrison. 4G7 Rose Court
Mrs James NJ. Letherolf, 2550 Mon
roe.
Mrs David Nelson, 2166 Royal Ave
nue.
Mrs a. C. Reeder Jr.. $50 Seven
tecnth Street.
Mrs Frank F. Hutchins. 23i1 Madi-
son
Mrs. James Mallaney. $50 Twenty
second Street
Mrs n Z. Ralph. 299 Twenty-sec-
ond Street
Mrs. Fred II. Snyder 962 Washing
ton Avenue.
Mrs. A. Coroles, 1915 Grant.
Mrs J. D. Grange, 2977 Grant Ave
nue.
Mrs. J. c. Kelly, G22 Tweuty-seyenth
Street
Mrs, Isabelle Bramweu, lSS Wash
lngton Avenue
Mrs. Wander schurt. 74O Twenty
eighth Street
Mrs, S. 7. Jeppeson. 27Co Washing
ton Avenue
Mrs. a. Ririe. 2O5O Adams.
Mrs Karl RoShon, 12S West Twen-
ty-ninth Street.
Mrs Francis Reeder S24 Twenty
second Street
Mrs. Elizabeth Farr. 34O Parry Ave.
nue..
Mrs Lillian C. Shurtlif, S37 Twen,
ty-fourth Street
Mrs o. B. Madison. 5iO West
Twelfth Street.
Mrs. ]. T Dwight, 1855 Lincoln.
Mrs. J. Il. Kendall, $40 Twenty-iifth
Mrs. NJ. Dumas. 2O3 Thmy-Grst
Mrs. II. Farmer. 1888 Butler Ave,
nue..
Mrs, o. c. Schuyler. 27SG Washing
ton Avenue
Mrs, isabelle Green. 1855 Park.
Mrs. Mlrdie Vaughn, $40 Second
Street.
Mrs, James w Russell. &S2 Thir-
tieth Street
Mrs. b. Stevens. 2lI7 Lincoln.
Heaviest" Class.
Mrs. c NJ. Barker. North Ogden
Mrs. John Knoche. ESQ Twenty-sec-
ond Street
Mrs. w II. Stevens, 2340 Quincy.
Mrs. Frank Manning. Hooper, Utah.
Mrs. e, Aeschlemann. Uintah, Utah.
Mrs. Walter Edward Monigan, Pop
ular Avenue
Mrs, p. II Kornder, Hooper.
Mrs. c. Perkins 25ld Butler Ave
nuc.
Mrs. F. r. Ballard, 2l6l Madison
Mrs A. l.. Agee. SS5 Twelfth
Street
Smallest Class.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baumeister. 2249
Quincy
Mrs John owens. 73S Twenty y-sixth
Street
Mrs. Ethel Reeder. 1858 Madison.
Mrs. Francis Combs, 129 Popular.
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