The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-29
A Challenge

Il n sure sign that real live cltl-
zen is getting home from third base.
When the honors of the show ring
,o given to an animal its owner Is
,r the king row of good breeding
When the blue ribbon of merit is
laid upon the finished products OF
stili toll and soil, someone has got
ton upstairs in his business.
The state fair shows the results of
mixing brain with sweat.
Finding four leaf clovers and horse
shoes may be omens OF good .luck,
but winning state fair premiums is
a surer road to profit.
A state fair prize winner votes be-
fore noon on election day.
The state fair booster will give
dollar to any good cause.
A good state fair man will return
tho dollar he borrows from his V life.
State fair visitors are seldom pale
or emaciated. They are red blooded
and at quick step.
The waters fine. Dare you take
the plunge?
The Great Fair 10 In Readiness
Utah's greatest exposition of the
fruits of mans labor on the farm and
orchard, in mines and mills and fac
tories the length and breadth of
Utah's valleys and mountains, will
open Saturday of this week, October
8, in Salt Lake in blaze of color ami
light and glory.
The best! The biggest! The liv-
est! is the only description of this
years fair that fits the work and en-.
ergy and enthusiasm given to every
department.
Never in Utah's history have the
Fair grounds of Salt Lake presented
so beautiful and entrrncing a specta-
Gle. The buildings are a blaze OF
red and yellow coloring; the sItat
coliseum is vivid with color, inside
and out; the interior of the horticul-
tural building shows high banked
walls, heavy laden with the richest
products of Utah's farms and orch,
ards; the manufacturers building is
a long series of astonishing surprise
and on through every other building
and department of the Fair there are
new and novel exhibits to wonder at
The twenty-six big shows compris
ing this years midway are in place
and ready for the thousands Of happy
slghtseers who will throng the mid
ways ranks. Here will be found the
great Ferris wheel that carries one
high above the crowds and turmoil
of the grounds below. The big auto
drome will furnish thrill after thrill
as you watch speed maniacs in auto
mobiles and ON high powered motor
cycles ride at almost unbelievable
speed around the wall that is only
few degrees from perpendicular
To those interested in animal life
Jungleland with it's dens of rare anl
mails will furnish an interesting hal
hour. In the Ish-ka-bibble you ente'
through the mouth of monster drag
on and leave through revolving bar
rel. Scores of living human freaks
will entertain you from one end o
the midway to the other. The Nomii
Musical Company with big cast o
well known performers, charms IL
patrons with program replete will
catchy music, pretty faces, and Ell
trancing costumes. Florita Is littl
woman born without arms, but Wit
has learned to do with ease and ski
most of the useful things performe
by her more fortunate sisters. Tn
Tango way is one long scream o
laughter. The trained animal circu
presents a score of jungle beasts, III
Oian lions, tigers, elephants, etc. owe
in the race track enclosure in iron
Of the grand stand over 250 wild GU
ASiSNot luoI ohuuiC oNOSht 49,
long horned steers await the frs
shrill shout OF the cowboys, the Ind
ans, and the cowgirls OF the lrwi
Brothers Wild West Show, TO star
stampede that will carry the crow
on their feet, Here is the creates
Wild west frontier day exhibition eve
arranged west of the Missouri rive
TWO hundred and fifty head of liv
stock and over two hundred cowboy
Indians, plainsmen and cowgirls forI
'he organization. They will be see
twice daily on the Fair grounds, b.
ginning with the opening day of tn
fair, Saturday. October 3. Up in tn
very heart of the Fair grounds
great herd az trained elephants, t
sether with Captain Webbs famou
sfoupe of tanned sea lions. and tn