The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-07
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ALL OIllER AIRS


BESE ExHIBITSA AMP HEST At
TENDANCE Ey Err ANpyTHREE
DAYS OF. LIVELY INTEREsT.
..sss ss9s s4 people fal tbs fee, YEAR wss ts!s
is today completing its threAday ses-
sion. With exhibits and faces all
grouped at the race track the atten-
dance has been punched together as I,
never before, thus making the fair a
unit. For the exhibits ample tents
were provided by the maA%gement,
while the grounds were l9yeled off
nicely and the track in perfPSt trim.
At the height of the abundance
Yesterday afternoon there Wete QUITO
mobiles parked completely aFGund the
grandstand in circle of quarter OF
q mile, two and three deep ~, places. |
The gate receipts indicated IN atten-
dance of 1900 for the day. The to-
tai receipts so far tabulated indicate
that the grand totals will mi68nt well
toward .rl the aS..r twS.thousand-do 9th mark
Incidents Of the races hHe been
the winnings by number ofIoutside
horses brought in to compete vith the
home talent. The veteran f0f the
track. Chris Van Strait, says the
Summary is not discreditabls inst the
same for the Salmon ponies,
First Days Events,
In the first days events Dickey,s
Vamp was first in the freelfor all,
Wade Kirtley's Bitterroot second and
Knifong's Caamao third. kI1
Pony race, quarter milaTee
frst. Peanuts second, Papstr9Yk third.
Three-eighth-m -mile-Inez, MWanda'
Trotting race-Cyrus P, Ssie p,
Robert. .-T
TIA Rose, Tempo Standard. Hft
Second Day.
Half mile race-lnez, McWanda,
Miss King.
ran dead heat with Polly andfwon IN
the run-off, time Sc and 5og1tb sec
onds. fffi y
first, Gleed second. McBrIdA was
leading till his oil choked of and nc
had to quit by the side Of the road.
Three-eighth-mile-Kid, EAamao
Old Glory. a,
observation-disclosures Swamp
Sanity. EfH
Slight Accident in Landing,
Hugh Barker made flight from
Arco over the Rocky mount1iEs 7.
Salmon, arriving here early ia the at
ternoon of the first day of the fair
He was unable to land on the fal
grounds but circled over and 6nall.
came to earth on the Summer ranch
one mile south, without mi4hAp. II
landing from beautiful flighAQhurs
day afternoon, with DIR. anu MRS
Hammer as passengers and in whlc
the flyer circled repeatedly over. an
around the grounds at an altitude 9
perhaps mile, Mr.. Barker met wit
The misfortune to cripple the ma
chine. In aiighting at the same plac
of starting out the machine was cai
ried beyond calculations too far, tc
ward a dangerous fence and ditc
when the driver broke off the whe,
that is employed on the ground. Thl
threw the machines nose down an
broke the propeller. The passenger
saw they were at no time alarined an
nobody was even shaken up.
AT the time there were othel
awaiting to ascend and they wei
greatly disappointed at the wisha
II was necessary for the aviator
send to his supply base at Goodir
for repair parts. expecting to rece,'
them within day or two, wnen y
) flights may be continued. Mr.. BARK
was accompanied by his wife ~
brother, A. J. Barker. who came WI
him from Arco. The Barkers' non
is at GoodinR.
Mrs. Hammer was not the iea
alarmed by what happened az :
landing nor at any time wnhe !
above the heads Of throngs on
ground was she concerned ABOUT
orderly passage through space tnoul
the machine moved al rate oI
mile a minute. She said the 90
track looked like a small ring, :
parked automobiles mere specks IN
bordered the ring. IT was she
waved handkerchief that numoe
of sharp eyed spectators on
vroupd were able to see flashing
shs side Of the machine far over tn
heads. DIR. Hammer Tor once ioit
or lost his cigar. that -, ne naas :
when the machine landed. Inc MI MI
q came in the midst OF the races. WI
the president of the ASSOCIATION
down to terra firma ne promp.ly ~
m his place in the judges stand
q ANNOUNCE by megaphone the WHINE
NJ he was the least bit scared
voice failed to show it.
Awards TO Come Later.
Most of the premium awards are
he announced today, with their p'
LEGATION next week. II was ascerts
ed this morning that Max bi,'i :
80 hull had won the grand cha
pionshir.
Relocating Azurite tiaim.
The old AEurite gold and cop