Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
thirty. Second Exposition ofutah
Products 0utranks Its
Predecessors.
EDBNAL OPENING OCCURS
Governor William spry Receives
The Keys From Prest.
Mcdonald.
r,h,bts surpass All Fm'n,cr DISPLAYS
a Midway Filled Will .Amnse-
mcnt Features.

mcnt Features.
With. banners waving and paha Danes
n,av,ne. the thirty-second annual eA-
h,hition of the Utah state fa!r opened
t,,s yates today on what promises 70
h onc of the best displays OF utah
nroducts ever gotten together IN TINS
,+,te. For week or more a SINAI
,rmv of mechanics and laborers nus
heen engaged in preparing the various r''''
bindings and booths for the almost
.ndless number of exhibits which c1s!. nave !.
bsen brought in from the four cor''efs
(, ,,he state. Early this morning the
n.ortmen were still busy giving me
last touches to the various displays
and when formal opening of the ta'r
Vas announced at j o'clock this afte sl
mon the exhibit was 90 per cent READY.
weather conditions were ideal LOT. 'he =.
oneninc day. The. rains OF the last
two DAVIS had the effect Of setting .,ie
hasvv dust which lay on the grouhes,
doing away with the. necessity III ~
msing sprinkling wagons, and wneh zig
rays az the morning sun broke throus T..
Inc clouds bathing the sceIls
warmth and brightness, hunareus - -
neoule who had already gatheleu ~
view at close range the marveiuns
nroducts Of the field, fern ana Mo ta1ti
shop we're glad inltheirt hearts a !, ,na ia
Of Il surety that this Is goon Y ~, ~
to live in, and thantfni INA. 'ns M.
In that particular storehouse O n
lures wealth bouHueo N
lines of Utah.
TING exhibits In Observation-Disclosures
o,,turalI;liyes stock and NAL tnctuIlns
d,v,sionsG are most omplote: lhe no.SS
ticnu,,raI building is a most Y ttraftiye
MA oe.S splendid specimens OF q. woe va
ra,ety Of fruits being on sSstt bit 1'1Ef
The ample exhibit. perhaps, has never
Mean SURPASSED, that Of one raiser g.
cunyfng the entire side of nm enormous
stand reaching nearly HALFWAY; sot Itna
length Of the building. This eSnlln,
consists Of nothing but Rhode lsianm
Greetings and Jonathan apples, n lull'
carload of which was brought mere
from Provo by F. Spencer, Jr. Lnere
were more than 100 boxes in the .caI7oao.
but there was room only for s'V noxes
In the space allotted Mr.. spencer TOE
his exhibit but these IRE tastefully'
arranged and form one OF the real
sights OF the fair. The Cache Valley
Fruit Growers association also has
splendid exhibit Of apples, pears; and
other fruits. displayed on an elevation
which Is figured out To represent the
topography OF Cache valley. with the
varieties OF fruits and grains shown
as growing in the. section from which
they we're shipped. Ras Rasmussen,
the we'll known horticutturist OF Lo-i
gan Is in Charge The Bear River
Valley FruStRrowers' association also
have splendid exhibit of fruits and c..
D, Adney, who has charge Of the dts
play backs UP his statement with the
real product when he says the Benr
4 River valley grows the "reddest apples
In the state" 80
OFFICIALS ENTHUSIASTIC. ~ 4 u.
The fair officials are enthusiastic over
the outlook for q most successful, fair.
President j. G. Mcdonald said this
morning that the fair SIS 4 the great
est ever" and he is well satisfied with
the showing made in the mary depart-S
ments. Both he and Secretary En-
sgn are busy men today, completing
i the details Of entries for exhibits and
lining things up to the best advantage.
Il The various supervisors are at their
posts, a. B. Christensen being In charge
Of department a, which includes horses
anu cattle j H, Seely Is In charge OF
me sheep and swine exhibit, Robert r..
& irvine looks after the poultry, William
8 Y. Winder the dairy products, agricul-
,ural products, bees, ETC.. G. "A. Hickcn-
COOPER horticulture and Horticulture,
q lhomas II. Smith agricultural machin-
cry Frank Hewlett. manufacturers
n9mas Fl. Smith, minerals; Mrs p.
~, H'ter. arts; Mrs. NJ A. Empey and
y Mts 4. j.. Ritter, the educational work. &
Amusements for the midway are he
ing rapidly set in place, and before
+ n,sht the amusement street Of the big
\ ,nlr VIM be one OF the main attrac-s
.,ons; srcclnl feature this year IL
NV hylng machine. under a tent at thu.
.eaa 'of tho midway in preparation
19r q hight about Wednesday. Doris
1 U.ay.s' who resides at 43 north First
Mssts street Is the builder of the mn.
o..ne ana The aviator He has been
No. hs9, -, In his dying machine venture
W. ~ SSllarencc H Walker8a James W,
maue' ani' early this spring Mr. Davis
ns Sue; night or two with his machine
th ,a' ,, saltair' The machine Is built on
orpinbp, E!ne nan, except that 1t has an
TTls,i hl raising and lowering apparatus.
WA Hs opane Is 40 feet long by sls Efcot
b Mra ana 30 feet deep. II has n 40
mII,,ssspower gasoline engine, and weighs
MAJ, MAJ. thslne, driver and ali parts COM
cnns, Jusl 1000 pounds. Mr.. Davis is
sSw.rn, that he Will be able To make
cat,n ,al successful flights for tho cdifl-t
l. Sr on, OF fair visitors before the week
van an interesting exhibit is the reilc;s
shnSr pan OF Highland ppnrk addition
of Ill, ~, we, grounds by.u. local Arm
~ ~ lana merchants. A comnlats Nh
ai,e sno ABOLITION. 10 shown. with atrastss
ness 2 fd, s,,a,ewalk.r improvements, busI.,
apnnr t,,s,rlrt, school rite, and mi, Yi TIA
artis,jc shnnens, of tho division. Itsis
the nniy gotten. nn,. and is one ~
'que exhibits of the fair. a
!. MANUFACTURERS. /, 151I,1,i NJ,
plet ae ffaaaa,nnnfaetnrersr building II CON.
Gus msnm nea with products OF the yari-s
NJ! 4 p'1Mt,H MUG Of the state y q
Lake = ll.c,DI1enald, Hewlett Broa "a soit
works ~ ~ "a works. Utah Canrinrt
reprssonnt ogden. and manW II Nave nrs /
credtshn,t In this dopart,r an 7 4 . IN,
yrhinln exhibits. Z 4 Win ~
partnenti 50 department., the schoolyde-
charart.a Displays OF the most rre t i
a bui iIItr The University of utah ,I has
4 N3Jsllg3 - IN the grouft}s Mi 'tnt'ifZs5