The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-23


agement OF the public could hope TO
or expect. 1t so far eclipses any pie
vIous effort that II is something new
1t is a complete thing. Money, time
pains. labor. nothing has been spared
hut in addition to these. tact, knowledge
and experience have been employed to
make it the cfownYng success that il
! is President Fry and his efficient
Secretary and General Manager Robt.
| NJ. Williams know how TO make and
run a FAIR Everything they have
done has been the right thing, and
they have forgotten nothing. They
have place for everything and every
body, and one of the best things they
| have done is to require everybody to
keep in their place. They don t allow,
for example. every self important
person who thinks he is sit" to take
possession OF and crowd the judges
stand. Another thing they 40 not
allow. is foI enthusiastic boys and
foolish men tc be running all over the
track at their pleasure. They have
boxes for the swell fashionable. society
folks, reserved cushions for those who
want them, and comfortable seats fol-
everybody. They have band
the First Regiment Band of Cincin-
att, Ohlo-thst is clear out of sight.
1t makes all other bands all previous
fairs have had, sound like a counter
felt 30 cents. 1t can put you to sleep
with the sweetest, dream like music,
or it can put you to whlstling and
your feet to shutting with the rag
time kind. And they are an accom-
modating crowd, these band masters
are, and seem never to tire of playing
If pretty woman never showed in
one of the boxes, nor handsome horse
1.-THE next prettiest thing i'm the uni
verse of Cody never showed ON the
track, the music alone would be we'll
worth the price of admission.
The boxes are not pretty in the day
time, hut the way they shine at night
is beautiful to behold. Women are mo-
vainer than men; they simply have
more sense about some things And
whenever, upon invitation, clrcum-
stance or choice. they place themselves
where they are bound to be seen, you
may rely upon 1t that thew will look
their loveliest. And there is nothing
in the world more beautiful than a
beautiful woman. richly, handsomely. |
tastefully gowned, except bevy of
beautiful women, richly. handsomely. !
tastefully gowned. And that you may
see every night at the Horse Show. /
The attendance Tuesday, day and
night, broke all records for first day
crowds How many were there. the
Herald will tell You when it finds out
how many the grand stand. the
bleacheIs and the Floral Hall will hold.
They will hold several thousands. and
there were plenty of people on the
grounds to fill them all.
The program was excellent. The
three minute pace pulled the audience
to their feet with an eye-lash finish
in the winning heat. The pony dash
was great. and that Fitzgerald boy who
rides horse like an Indian, found
MS match in little jockey Jim Dedman.
who won the race in whipping finish.
rhe mule race was run in lengths.
The mules would run length or so,
hen stop to reconnoite1. Finally the
asst mule came out first. 1t makes one
augh to think of mule race. The
dea of any ONE pinning their faith to ,
. mule.
Don t fail to take look in at the
Floral Hall. But that deserves
eparate chapter.
The Herald will leave out other good {
natter and give the right OF way to |
he Fair and Horse Show this week.
10 If you miss anything you may &
NOW the reason why. We are sfeatuI-
ng'' the Fair because it deserves it.
Deserves it as Fair, deserves 1t as a
ocIal event. deserves ii fol- what it is !,
Icing for Maury county. Because this /,
Nair. is advertising MauTy County in !
he right way. 1t is showing MauIy
county products, and Maury County
,orses and Maury County men and
and Maury County hustle and
Enterprise and energy to the world /; {
OF, you must remem Der, people are
lere from everywhere, and they are
eeing the best that Maury affords.
And don't you forget this: The best
hat Maury affords Is the best the I
world affords. Fol there IS no better :
pot on Gods habitable globe. than i
laury County. 1t does the heart of a !
oval, patriotic Maury countian good to 9
ear the encomiuns our visitors, are .
eaping upon this County, this Fair.
nd President Fry and Manager (
Villains And they all deserve 1T; the
,ounty, the Fair, the President and Il
he Manager.
N THE BOXES TUESDAY NIGHT!
Society of course has the Boxes.
yot that Society has any special privi-
eyes, bnt simply because Society likes Z
hat sort of thing. But Society does
ot enjoy it alone. Society Is beauti- b
III In its fine clothes and plumes and J
oloring, and the people love to look q
pom it. And Society Is light hearted
nd happy and gay; and that is attrac- b
i've. So ii is not with envious OF even n
ritical eyes that the grand stand looks {,
own upon Society in the boxes, but 9
18th interest and pleasure q
The boxes with their fair occupants ID
Iake pretty scene under the glare T
the electric lights, with their bright, W
niling faces. the fiutter of their ri