Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03
J DENVER EXHIBITOR.

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At the state fair last year was eX.
hibited Butterfly Victor" 2-year,oid
full blood Durham bull. The exhibit
or. William Hem of Denver, had DO
mated tho bull to the Elks. fair at
Denver and tickets for the fair We're
offered here. each ticket emitting Inc inc
holder to q chance on the pun. me
winner was a farmer from Gunmson,
Utah, who bought ticket l55 at tne
Utah state fair grounds.
This year Mr. Hem is showing NJ
the local fair, four fine bulls, Harris
Princes" three-ycar Hereford.
king Theodore two-year-ola
Hereford. bad Goods" grandson OF
Choice Goods" a two-year-oid Dur,
ham and "Solon 81 double standard
poll Durham. The last mentlonea
animal Is the only one of its Kind NJ
the fair. 1t is registered in both the
lpoll and the Durham class The poll
cattle are born without horns.
w. H. Smith OF Bountifui. has ms
usual excellent exhibit of AYRSHIRE
cattle at the fair, the only ones shown.
This breed is noted for It's tnriIty
qualities and good milk production
HOME PRODUCTS ONLY.
So numerous have become the artlcles
of home manufacture that the manu1ac-
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used exclusively for home products.
the exhibiths representing foreign
manufacturers having placed their eA-
rhibitF in what was formerly USED LOT
the d logs and cats Among the companies
having booths In this building are inc
following: C. D. Bates, showing WASH
ing machines; the Consolidated MUSIC
company; w. l.. MCGEE, sprays; West
ern Electric company. Daynes-Beepe
etar L.
son company, Jell-o. Maple tlakes
shown by Ellgren Brothers and hel-
logg's Toasted Corn Flakes.
The building devoted to the Univer-
sity of Utah was only half ready at the
opening Of the fair this afternoon. a
score of workmen being busy placing
the final touches on it. The exhibit
4 is Instructive and interesting, the most,
novel part being the ancient household
utensils found In the ruins of Mexico
and southern Utah. This exhibit IN
cludes potteries of various kinds and
some of the ancient weapons used by
tho mound builders and the cliff dwell
ers. 49,
Other sections represented in the Uni
vcrsity building are the manual train
ing. the domestic science. the arts and
engineering.
FORMAL OPENING CEREMONY.
AT 1870 this afternoon tho formal
opening exercises were held. A pro-
cession was formed headed by q
| platoon OF police under command Of
Sergt John j. Roberts. This was fol-
lowed by AIontomery's official state
| fair band. President j. G. Mcdonald
Of the state fair board and Gov. Spry
escorting Mrs. Emma Empey, Priests.
John Henry Smith and Anthem H..
I.und, d number of supervisors ana
I others connected with the fair. At the
entrance to the agricultural building
the procession dsbanded and the par
Elephants went to the platform. where
| Judges Patterson of Missouri, Judge
| OF beef cattle, w. A. Dobson OF
Iowa. Judge OF horses of all classes, l..
| C.Taylor. judge of poultry and the Rev.
p. A. Slmpkin. who offered the invo-
cation. President Mcdonald was the
first speaker. and after announcing
| that there were 10000 exhibitors. 800
| more than ever before, the keys were
| handed over to Gov. Spry, who made
| reply Gov. Spry complimented all who
| have been responsible for the good
showing made and expressed the hope
| that the legislatures OF the future
/. would provide the means for making
| the annual state fair even greater than
| It is now. The fair was declared form
| ally open A big crowd was present at
the exercises and already the throngs
on the grounds promise that the an
nual state exposition will be we'll pa
tronized through the week, the pro-
gram extending up to Saturday night.
when the gates close on the 1910 state
fair.