The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-27
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the right and will be in charge OF
Messrs. Henry Hazotte and Carl
Faust, expert breeders Just north
of this tent will be the model dairy
of Saunders A. Fowler. At the left
of the entrance Is the livestock tent
and north of il is a tent containing
the display of Powell. Rogers 4 com
pany. such as farming implements.
etc. The ground will be thrown open
at 3 O'Clock tomorrow morning. No
entries for the fair will be received
after o'clock tonight. Those who
have entries may go to the grounds.
where the clerks will receive them.
The grounds will be lighted for to-
night to accommodate those failing
to list their articles today.
Ladies' Day.
Ladies will be admitted free to-
morrow, which will be known as La
dies Day" The judging of tobacco
will take place about 1880 o'clock
with out-of-town judges. After this
the samples will be placed on exhibit.
The judging OF mules, jacks. jennets
and sheep will follow. Large cash
prizes have been offered.
A feature of the displays on the
grounds will be the exhibit OF kids
by Henry Boyer.
As an indication of the interest
taken In the fair Secretary Davis to
day received an entry for the ladies
exhibits from Mrs. Frances Cleve-
land. Of Lexington.
Merchants who did not speak for
booths in Floral Hall have awakened
to the fact that they have lost a
good opportunity to place themselves
before the thousands of visitors and
today nine firms sought booths. They
had to be refused as every booth Is
taken.
The concessions on the ground
are numerous. They consist of soft
drink stands. lunch counters. baby
racks, wheels OF fortune and all 9th
er forms of amusement.
Prizes for the tobacco will be
awarded for the best types OF Italian
Reggie. SNUFF. English Austrian, Bre-
men, French, Manufacturing and Spe
cial types. Mr.. T. ]. Stahl Is In
charge OF the tobacco exhibits. The
premiums are large. ranging from
$25 to $40 for the best three types
of each class.
The Paducah Traction company Is
aiding In the preparation for the fair
and will provide adequate service be-
tween the city and the fair grounds
This morning electricians began
stringing lights along Broadway from
First to Seventh streets. Broadway
will resemble the Gay White Way TO
a certain extent and will be illumin-
ated by red, white and blue lights
specially provided during the fair
week
C. w. Tolbert, of Pontiac, ILL.,, will
be the starter for the races and the
presiding judge. Associate judges
will be C. l.. Van Meter and John
w. Keller.
Thomas II. Boswell mas Deen ap-
pointed Judge of the farm products.
The Races.
All Of the entries for the harness
races have closed. The entries for
the running events will not close un-
til 6 p. m. each day preceding the
race. The racing program for toll
morrow and the entries for the har-
ness races are as follows:
2:25 trot purse $250) Entries
Prince NJ, Elizabeth b.. Red Gay,
Waller j.. Maragret Tell, and Palmer
Clark.
2:15 pace purse s25O) Entries
Twonda, Jack the Ripper and How
tella.
Unframed race Entries not
closed). Trot. 2 in 3. Purse $35.
Money divided 500, $40 and s.. En-
trance fee 81.
Il mile dash (runnlng) SIS
y mile dash running) ...s1O0
mile dash (running) ... 800
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