The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-12
THE ATTRACTIONS FOR EACH DAY
Space for Displays in Greater Demand
Than Ever Before-Prospects
Are Flattcring.

take up the entire space In the big
machinery hall. The Pullman Agri-
cultural college will send over a car
of fine cattle as we'll as other things
of interest to the people. The ex-
perimental school will not compete for
any OF the prizes, but will use the
exhibit for advertising purposes.
Yesterday President Cameron and
Secretary Graham spent the day ar
ranging the program for the week, and
also arranging for a man to take
charge of the bureau of information
and looking after the visitors. Next
week solicitors will call upon the peo-
pie of the city signing up rooms. The
management requests that all who have
rooms to rent will call on the secre-
tary at the association rooms in the
Yakima National bank building or
communicate by telephone.
The program that has been arranged
for each day is as follows.
Monday, September ~.
Women's Free Day.
Band concert in the grandstand
Complete exhibits In all the depart
ments and buildings.
Special show of decorative plants.
wild west and Indian novelty fea-
lures.
Fas. events in the speed ring,
Tuesday, September IS.
Tacoma Day
Complete exhibits in all the build
ings.
Special display Of Tacoma manufac-
lures.
Band concert in the grandstand.
Students livestock judging contest:
grand parade of blooded stock in front
of grandstand; Judging in the livestock
and poultry departments and In the pa
villon.
Squaw races and Indian pony races.
2:20 trot. in 3. $500.
2:z5 pace, 2 in 3, $500.
beginning of stockmen's 20-mile re-
lay race.
Wednesday, September 10.
Tliensburg and Kittitas County Day.
Complete exhibits in all buildings.
SPECIAL display of Washington manu-
factu!es.
Serenade concert by the band.
Continued judging in the livestock
and other departments.
Special show of cut flowers.
Stock parade in front of the grand
stand.
Second day of the stockmen's 20-mile
relay race.
2.12 trot 2 in 3, $500.
2:15 pace. 2 in 3, $500.
Bucking horse contest. lasso throw
ing and Indian games.
Awards made in the grand gold medal
apple contest.
Thursday, September 70.
Semitic and Alaska Pacific Ex-
position Day.
Band concerts in the grandstand
Stock parade in front of grandstand
2 \. m
Complete Judging in all departments
Special program by the Alaska VI
kon-Pacific exposition directors and
other prominent men.
Brohcho busting. lasso throwing and
wild west sports
Squaw races. buck races and whiper-
In races.
Third day of stockmen's 20-mile re-
lay race.
Evergreen stake. 2:15 trof. 2 in 5
$1,000: s-year-old pace. $500.
Friday, September 81.
Yakima Day.
Exhibitions in all the buildings.
Specially prepared dreamland concert
in the grandstand.
Grand display of attractions on the
Midway.
Stock parade In front of grand
stand.
All kinds Of Indian dances and In
dian races.
Riding outlaw horses iasso throw
ing.
End OF stockmens 2o-miie relay
race.
Garden Valley stake for 2:12 PAGERS
in 3. $1,000.
o:30 trot. in s. $4,000
Running race.
Saturday, September ~.
Children's Day.
All children admitted free.
Grand band concert.
Special pony races for the children
New program on the Midway.
Dog and pony show.
2:10 pace. 2 In 3. $500.
3-year-old trot. $500.
Yakima Visitors and Vlsltlng.