The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-14
READY FOR THE OPENING
 OF ALABAMA'S STATE FAIR

rled out throughout tomorrow. lt being very doubtful If the Immense statue can be placed upon It's feet before Tuesday. The base has been completed and parts of the Immense man of iron have been rmoved from the car, The work of putting him together again and standing him upon | his feet will occupy an entire day, It Is | figured
 Lincoln Beaohey, tho inventor of the l alrship that bears his name, will arrive tomorrow morning. and will give his first exhibition tomorrow afternoon.
 Some Great Features. Beachey and his airshlp will be one of the greatest attractions of the Fair. This scientist who has perfected aerial nau- gation, will give two exhibitions daily. | Dan Patch. the worlds greatest pacing horse, will make his appearance Thurs day and will endeavor to break his record of f:591a on a circular track There will be racing every afternoon at o'clock. | The week during which the fair lasts will be given over to the Home Corners" and 1t is expected that many hundreds of former Alabamians will be brought back to the state with the Fair us an | attraction.
 There will be the longest list of and most complete exhibits ever before seen in state fair held In the south These exhibits will show to the world the pro ducts of thls state and especially of the Birmingham district. | The live stock exhibits will be one of the chief features of the fair. the num- Der of animals shown being exceedingly large and representative. , The Horse Show. held every night. will be the social event of the Far. and as last year. will be one of It's most de- lghtful and spectacular attractions
 The midway this year will be better than ever before. with a larger number of and more interesting attractions.
 Mondays Programme. Monday will be governors day.
 Registration day for Home Corners.
 Arena Classes commence 10:3O a. m. Eentrance in arena classes, per cent of first premium.
 Class A-MuIes. To be judged by their size, bone. con formation and general adaptabilty to draw weight. Section 1, No. l. mule 8 years old and over do halter)-Flrst. s15: second. 8.
 No. ?, mule years and under (to hal terl-Frst, $15; second $5
 No B. mule 1 year and under (to hal ter)-First. s10; second. 80
 No 1. mule under 1 year (to halter)- First. BIO; second, 8.
 No. ,, mule, any age, to single cart or wagon-First, s15; second, s5.
 No. 6, pair mules. any age, to single wagon or dray-First. $l5; second. s5
 No. ', mine mule, any age Cunder 14Ia hands) to halter First. $l0: second. So.
 Section 2-No. 1. mule ? years and oyer, (to halter), Alabama raised-First SIC; second. 8. No ?, mule l year and under Cto hal terl, Alabama raised-Frst, SlO; sec ond. $5
 No B. mule under year (to halter). Alabama raised-First $S; second S4.
 Section a-champion mule, any age uo halter), championship silver cup
 Class B-Jack Stock.
 To be shown to halter To be Judged by size, bone, action and substance.
 Section 1-No. 1, Jack, 8 years and over; first s25; second $15.
 No ?, Jack ? years and under 3; first S20; second, Sl0
 No. 3, Jack year and under 2; first. Sl5; second, $S.
 No. 1, Jack, under year; first. $1o. sec ond 8.
 No, 5, Jack, any age, Alabama raised. first $l5, second, $10.
 Second 2-No. l. Jennet. 3 years and over; first. $20; second, BIO
 No. 2 Jennet, ? years and under 3; | first $l5; second, $S.
 No. g. Jennet, 1 year and under 2: first $io, second s5
 No 1, Iennet, under year; first BIO; second, 30. No. ,, jennet any age, Alabama raised: first s15; second, BIO
 Section @-Champon Jack, any age. championship silver cup. Class C-Light harness horses. Io be shown in harness, except and 0. To be judged by their conformation. quality, manners, speed, action and gen eral adaptability.
 Section No. l. stallion, mare or geld f ing, years and over; first s2O; sec ond. $10. -'D' ~ 'S"iiioii' hidit OI BtlulnS, | years and under + first, s2O; second, BIO. No. 3, stallion, mare or gelding. ? years and under 3; first. s15; second $s. No. 4 stallion. mare or gelding, l year old and under 9 first BIO; second. s5. No. 5 stallion. mare or gelding. un Ger year; first. $lo; second, 8. Class D-Ponies under 1872 hands
 To be shown In harness, except numbers 3 and 4
 Section No. l. stallion. mare or geld ing years and oyer; first, slO: sec ond $5 No. ?, stallion. mare or geldlng. ? years and under 4; first, BIO. second S5
 No. 3. Stallion, mare or gelding. 1 year and under ,; first. s7; second. 8. 50. No. {. Stallion. mare or geIding. under l year: first, s; second s2
 Baby show in morning. Racing. begin ming al 1 o'clock, with music by xopp.s band.
 Horse Show.
 overture-Kopp's Military band.
 cornet solo.
 Vocal sob.
 The horse show trophy.
 Class 1. Light harness horse, mare or gelding. Style. action and speed to gov ern, to appropriate vehicle First nrizo