Arizona republican., 1921-11-13
4TH ANNUAL LEH|
 DISTRICT FAIR ID
 BEGIN ON FRIDAY

The fourth annual fair of the dis trict of Lehi, an outgrowth of an elimination contest of the boys and girls clubs to determine entries for the state fair exhibits in 1916. will be held at the Lehi school Friday and Saturday, November IS and 19. and Is to be representative of all phases of agriculture. horticulture and dairying in the Lehi district.
 Prize winners from the first fair proved to be blue ribbon winners at the annual state fair a week later and the hustling farming community im- mediately saw the advantages of the get-together spirit and the exchange of valuable agricultural experience. Instructive and interesting programs which included noted scientists from the university and influential farmers from other sections of the valley in creased interest and the value Of these meetings and helped make the fair an annual function.
 The program this year will include Governor Thomas F. Campbell, Dr. Vinson of the University of Arizona In a lecture on soils: Prof. R. B. Thompson on the poultry subject; Professor Crider on grapes and truck farming; Prof. G. E. Thompson deal ing with the subject of grains and sorghmus; Professor Cunningham on dairying, and U. M. Cook on diver sified farming.
 A program of sports has been ar ranged which will be started with Mesa-Lehi bicycle races and fol- lowed by a track meet, baseball game and basket ball between neighbor- hood schools.
 The exhibits that are being ar- ranged by the different committees this year promise the greatest num- Der of entries ever known at a Lehi | fair. Threshed grains will have a prominent place in five Sound lots and sheaf, head and stalk exhibits will take in alfalfa, amber cane. su- mac, milo maize. lsafir, hegira, sudan grass. millet. fielo and COW peas | silage. broom and sweet corn and | baled hays. Cotton will be showr in all stages of it's development. Git | rus fruits will be arranged attrac. l lively on plates as will olives. dates | pomegranites and general fruits u | the orchard.
 Every known vegetable raised fl l a Southside garden will be repre-
 sented and the poultry division vii
 show old and young pens, prize neni and cockerels and special display O
 eggs. Many of the poultry pens hay,
 already received ranking prizes a
 the annual show just held the pas
 week in Phoenix of the Maricop;
 County Poultry association.
 The livestock department of tn
 fair. in charge of Fred Parker. Ton
 Steele and A. L. Power, has requeste'
 every entrant to have all stock fl
 place not later than 9 a. m. Novem Der IS.
 The division of the fair given owe
 to woman's interests under the man agement of Mrs. M. L. Johnson. Mrs F. D. Biggs and Mrs. Reta Merri promises one of the most Sovel fea lures of the show. Sewing. tattint
 embroidering. knitting. will be show
 ranging from the work of the schoC girl to the grandmother of 65 an
 reconstructed clothing, quilts. em brcideIed garments crochet work
 art work in landscape. water colo
 paste and poster design: photograph
 in black and white. and colors; flor;
 designs. curio collections, relics an
 demonstrations of the culinary art
 cakes, pies with canned goods. pro I serves and jellies will comprise tn | attractive section.
 The officers of the Lehi fair ars Otto s. Shill. president: T. R. MC
 Clellan, secretary and treasurer: V = H. Brandenburg, director of publicit d The finance committee Is compose y of J. O. Power. W. Siml<ins. Tom NJ Clellan. Livestock is in charge = Fred Parker, A. L. Powers. T. [: Steele. George Hawes is responsib
 for the poultry diSplay: c. s. Roge y for bees. and J. W, Jones, Frank Sh and Robert Neieol on field crop $ Orlando Merrill has taken care ' details of the garden fruit displs e and other committees are: Program T. B. Butler, W. ". Ellsworth ar U T. ". Joness sport, Frank Biggs. ' R Nelsnn and Ella Mae Rollin