The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-06
Expected to Be Ready Within
Few Days and Fall Festival
Will Receive Another I'm.
petuS.
WILL NEED MORE MONEY
AS EXPENSE IS GREATER
Subscribers Must Be More
Liberal Trouble Encounp
tered by Committee in A..
ranging Horse Show. -

The list of premiums to be offered
for the different exhibits at the Fall
Festival. October q. q and will be IN
readiness for the printer by next FRI
day night. according to the belief OF
the executive committee which met
last evening at the Masonic Temple.
The question of getting the premium
lists out early is of much importance
to the success of the festival, as tho
executive committee feels that the
farmers and others who are expected
to exhibit should receive the list early
in order that they may prepare for
making exhibits. The association will
spend several hundred dollars more on
prizes for exhibits than II did last
year. There will be a greater number
of divisions for all classes of exhibits.
The amount given for any individual
prize will not be greater than IL was
last year.
Will Need More Money.
In order to carry out the plans OF the
association there will be need of q
much larger amount from subscrip-
tion than last year. In fact It IN esd
mated that the festival this year will
cause of the larger number Of attrac.
tions and that some arrangements will
have to be made for amusement on
the third day. Last year this was SOL
diers' day and no expense was incurred
by the association. An effort will b0
made to get the soldiers to visit the
city again when they take their annual
practice march.
The, premiums to be offered for the
flower exhibits will aggregate $17O.
Only amateurs will contest for money
prizes. The professional growers will
exhibit for ribbons.
Committee Having Troubles.
1t will require three days to exhibit
the horses because OF the number ex-
the premium list on horses is having
a very arduous time to prepare . sat-
isfactory list. 1t is trying to get In
every class and still be as economical
as possible. The committee has ar
ranged that owners OF grade horses
may exhibit in a class by themselves
for money premiums. The imported
and registered animals will make
class by themselves. This was done
because owners Of grade horses would
not consent to exhibit against admit
tedly better animals. Because the
owners of imported and registered
vertising by exhibiting At the festival
1t il probable that only ribbons will
be offered by the association. The
ribbons will be much more valuable
to the exhibitors of such animals than
the money consideration from IN ad-
vertising standpoint Judges Of na-
tional ability will be secured to award
the premiums on horses.
Parade of Industries.
The committee In charge of Indus
trial day to be observed October Z. has
not as yet completed its arrangements.
Premiums will be awarded for the
best floats in the afternoon parade and
also for best display in the evening
parade. The evening parade IL to rep
resent the Industries of the city from
the employees standpoint while that Of
the afternoon will be more for the pur-
pose of showing off the various indus
tries OF the city.
Arrangements will be made in few
days by the Young Mems Business
club under whose auspices the festival
IL being given that the club members
swarm upon the old settlers picnic TO
be held at Kings grove north Of Cen
tervi1le this month The club had in
tended to attend yesterday meeting
of the State Horticultural Society at
Centerville for advertising purposes.
but was unable to make arrangements
soon enough and had to give the mat
far