Arizona republican., 1921-11-19
LARGE CROWDS AND
 FINE DISPLAYS AT
 LEH| DISTRICT FAIR

XrOWUt IIfdQt anu iSAA1~lLe HI A<CkA4 and many other things from sources more distant are on display at the Lehi district fair which opened Fri day morning and will continue over Saturday. The event surpassed in interest and attendance. the highest expectations of those in charge of the fair and the many hundreds who visited the Lehi school during the course of the day were loud in their praise.
 The exhibits opened Friday morn ing and throng of people were on hand all day visiting the various dis plays. The morning program of speak.ng featured Dr. Vinson and Prof. Cook, both of the university. The barbecue at noon attracted 'goodly number.
 Governor Campbell addressed the gathering Friday afternoon and paia high compliments to the residents or the Iehi district for their enterprise for being the only district Tn the county to attempt a fair this year. He declared that until now he never knew there was Lehi, but his visit there Friday would leave a lastlns innnression with him. Dr. R. J. TIight state veterinarian. spoke on the eradication of tuberculosis in cattle: Don c. Mote, state entomo- logist. spoke on the quarantine regu- lations. and deputy state dairy com missioner J. E. Robinson also spoke. The bicycle race from Mesa to Lehi in the forenoon was won by Alton Fryer. Boxing, wrestling and danc- ing were entertainment numbers Fri- day evening.
 The poultry exhibit was one or the bie features of the fair and compe- Eaan RlT0S from all of Lehi and many parts of fhe southside were on exhibit, the principal prizes being taken by the Del Rio Poultry farm, of which George c. Hawes is proprietor, the Mitchell Poultry farm. and otto Shill. In the women's department were fancy goods, cooking of pies. cakes' bread. and many other things or in- terest to the home. The agricultural exhibits included an excellent display or Ielu crops and citrus fruits. Sweet potatoes and green vegetables were prominent in the displays.
 The Indians from the reservation at Lehi and north of the river ex, limited many interesting articles ol home origin. including their curios ana products from their ranches
 The fair will continue over Satur' day and the excellence Of the many exhibits promises an even larger al tendance than there was on trioay Livestock judging will take plao during the forenoon with agrlcuitura prograrns on for both the mornin
 Observe Public Health Day
 Public Health day was observe bv the woman's club of Mesa at 1t regular meeting held Friday after noon in the guild hall, with addresse by Dr. A. M. Tuthill, state Eeait superintendent. pr. J. E. Drane an Dr. J. NJ. Greer.
 Dr. TuthiIl urged registration 2 births in the community. and insis,e that prompt reports of contagiou diseases be made to the proped auth critics. He complimented Mesa o it's corps of physicians and for II upkeen of the Community hospita which he said was thoroughly equlp ned to handle all cases and was to date in every respect.
 Dr. Drane as city health ofrce presented statistics showing tn number of contagious diseases town, and urged that people De VII ing to report cases Tor quarantine Drotection to themselves and other Of the Clly. a;r
 Tine Community hospital was dis cussed by pr. Greer who stated tn motives and plans for the hospit' and it's upbuilding in the future He stated that 371 patients wef treated at the hosoital during tn past year, 174 of them operative, obstetrics and the others medics cases. Hopes for completing tn original plans for the hospital wer expressed by pr. Greer who state that every effort would be made [ go ahead with the work as quicki as conditions permitted. The com munity spirit for the hospital is her the doctor declared, and there Is real need for 1t.
 Current topics were discussed the meeting by Mrs. George Wlipe Miss Allen rendered a piano solo an Mrs. Bradstreet sang.
 Senior Day at H. $.
 Friday was Senior day at the Mes high school and an interesting prt gram was presented by the class the afternoon assembly. Tne Cour ship of Miles Standish" was drami fized in comedy form, practical every member of the class appea ing in the cast. The class flag Vi boisted on the flag pole early Frtdi morning and rivalry was keen D tween the seniors and their und