The Globe-republican., 1909-08-26
AT CAMP WRIGHT

hoped t' do in future. q
Senator Bristow 10 the evening was
met BY oue VI the largest crowds that
has ever attended camp fire At
Camp Wright. He was introduced
a. one Of the real 'llve wires" in
public lie At the present aud spike
at length on he nff .,rs If the nation,
holding the close attention of the
crowd throughout his address.
THURSDAYS PARADE.
The or WI at the reunion to-day
was prob ,bly larger than any re-.
union crowd IN prss years. There
was also The largest a,teudence II
Ford equity people eyer here on any
Que day "ftbe reunion The parade
this morning proved very much Of a
success. The only uufnr,uuate thug
connected with the sffair was the
sickness of Y. M Bseson, who was
to have acted as marshal II the day.
Mr.. Bees u had sudden coIlap.e
this morning while ut the Harvey
House where LIE went to mest G.
ernor Curry. and has been quite sick
since that time.
The parade formed about 10 o'clock
on Military avenue, aud WAS hea,Isd
by u party Of cowboys. Back of the
cowboys burro carrying twn little
girls. was led by Johu Van Rlprr
who had splendm "Uucle S,m"
make up. The Dodge City baud,
heading the Iowa settlers who we're
acting as the escort # Colonel Hep
burn, came next in line, then hong
stretch OF autos, mauy Of them beau
tifully decorated, followed and the
carriages brought up the rear. The
line WAS u hong one and when The
ctriiages were starting the head Of
the para 10 had reached the park
A long list Of prizes had been
uffered by different business houses.
for best decorated autos etc, iu The
parade, but as no one had list Of
those entering the aiade there was
u good deal Of difficulty in making
the awards. The following partial
list Of awards was secured following
the parade, and it was understood Ut
that time that the remsinder Of the
prizes would be awarded III soon as
the names Of the auto entries could
be secured.
For the most artistically decorated
Car, Mrs. W F. Pine rece, we'd first
prize, SIS. cash. The second prize
w. ut to tne Ellison Motor Comp tuy,
a Sc merchaum pipe from VIM
B .eier The third prize, So auto
gloves from the Globe Clothing Co.,
went to Lloyd Brown.
The awarding Of the prizes for the
most sklllful lady driver created much
Interest. Miss Leila Luther, Of
Cimafron, was awarded the first prize
al $l8 ladies' auto 'at. given by the
Bargain Store. Mrs Rigel, Of Kins
ley was given the second prize, cut
glass nappy from The Millinery and
Variety store. aud Mrs. Thomp'on
received third, 50 so prize from
riefeubach j-welry store.
Il. E. Brown received the prize fer
the neatest and most appropI lately
dressed chaffsur.
DR. Simpson carried away the hon
ors for the best decorated Car to reL-
resent the industries of DJdge CITY.
For lhe car containing the most
beautiful group "f g'rls under 10
years of age Mrs q. E. Baker WIS
awarded first prize, ladies' jewel
case from NJ J. Chapman's; 3. W.
Surgeon second, picture from S.S.
Fash, and Mrs. Pine third, decor
ated fruit tray from James Martin,
For the Car ,ntalning the best
looking group of Buys under 10. Mrs.
Thompson was awarded the prize.
Edmund Rhodes got the Geo. 7.
Martin 50. Auto gloves for tue most
comically dec rated car.
The prize offered for the most ex-
penslve car in the parade was award
ed to Dr.. Mo Carty. The Car was q
White Steamer.
In the county prizes, three prizes
were awarded to cars from Reno
county.
For the car which best represented
the occasion, the prizes went to the