The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-27

over the Fair grounds at Vandiver Park yesterday; ove-noMed into tho shows and dangied their ' little M iess ssss I over the seats in the grand stand. T-
 It was chiidrens Day at Montgom- naIl n6iSht;fased :s youngsters from every h their Sunday, clothes. came to sMbonItgomery Mont onnsc to honor the Fair with accompanied by the grown-ups, but every one from the tot If Buste. Brown to the self-conscious school that told of ownership in this % one day at the big show.
 And the children behaved them. that suSssd up n and % down ,%s o'f fne f5Hw! PiSe and eddied about the grand stand and damned It's way through, Exhibit Haii tba ,ah,as there was no rowdyism. Evcn hundreds upon hundreds of them seemed bent on adding 70 the pride of their fond mammas and 1oting pa- pas Every one was in . rood, glad | day The cub lions, baby animals, that eps epse passed at tbs around thrGagh the aud they were fraternized yesterday, were snsr the best ,aa! behaSed hay boys and girls they they ever had The aby lions ought to know. They have met the boys and and, girls f s, of & may S.ates They, met who were at T1ndiver Park yester- No Speeches for Them
 he rheFs Fs,r were n9 formal exercises ment decided that speech makin ' would not appeal to the youngsters They msy hear, hear enough lectures at home anyhow. when there were Punches speaker could hold d swarm of health" SS nn muss wn crx ing for penr.,s: Sc there were no speech. speeches at , me grounds r, and the t1ssSsrs tSeir oWn sweet sweet syGwed wili to roam at the Fairl the schools of Montgomery e1fsfa o sessn na rs ns to Vandiver Park early to meet and mingle with the children from uu- State ar,: and dSown-state. dow
 rived bearing the pupils of the Fifth District District Agricultural !S School at We stitution: They came in body from Wetumpka and they went straight to the exhibit booth of the Agricultural Schools in Exhibit Hall as soon as
 
 good reason to be proud of the fine showing their school has made at the Normal Schools Represented.
 President E. M. Shaekleford of the State Normal School at Troy. headed large number of pupils of that in in the morning hours. These pupils were also interested in the exhibits of the State schools, and the school booth was the point of great interest r IO
 When the races began at 2 o'clock. the grand stand was filled to over flowing, and still no impression was thronged the grounds: The fact Is. the attendance on the Fair has grown steadily from the opening day. Yester- day the attend attendance nee reaGhed h its height estimated that 35.00O persons had pas sed through the gates. Secretary J. c. Adams of the Fair Association said sions to the Fair Thursday. and that it was easy to see that the attendance yesterday was much larger than on the nreceding day.
 While the racing was on. Charles K. Hamilton. the airship man. made a flight in his aerial vessel While the stand, Hamilton lowered the vessel to the the TnSder TrSdea IS took ok some time m to pu in second rudder and the ship did not sail again during the day.
 Governor JeIks on Grounds. Governor Jelks paid his first visit 10 the Fair grounds yesterday. The Governor has been absent from the to the Capitol Thursday. he found much official business and was unable to go to Vandiver Park until yester- day He reached the grounds about l o'clock and remained there until after 5 o'clock. He expressed the greatest pleasure at the Success of the Fair. saving it seemed to him to be the most 1 complete exhibit of the States agri- cultural products he had seen assem- blcd.
 Charles A. Wickersham. of Atlanta. -