Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-14
PROMISES TO
BE BIG Event
TULSA CoUN1N GROWS IN PRO.
rOk1iONS DAILY
SUCCESS Being MET
Management llnS Erected Many New
Building DISPLAY WIN Be
Great.

The local f1,' management Is daily
striving harder 10 make the Tulsa
County Fair 90 be- held August 2S,
20, 81 and sept, mber |, and 3, one
q the eadiGg 'airs To be- held In the
state this yea. Not only are thcyl
working hard t. accomplish this pur-
pose hut they are meeting with
guccees that r"dicts that their efforts
are not TO bee IN vain.
Assurances rave been given hyl
.Skia;ook Ow9sso, Catoosa and other
towns Of the country have sgnified AMI
intention of cooperating In the move
ment u give Tulsa County one OIL
the best and most beneficial events
il has been ,re pleasure Of attend
Ing
Besides the Did buildings which
have stood az the fair grounds Tor
reveral year, there have been several
constructed r", emily, all of which VIII
be devoted t. the coming iair. The
woman's buildings 40X7O feet, ana
which win be devoted To display work
Of d lmesuc stience was finished early
i'm the eumni.r, The main exposition
hall Is declared to be one of the best
buildings OF i,s character In the
state 1t Is 8ONlQO feet in dimensions
and the filling Of II with exhibits has
already beer assured This structure
was also but ~ entity completed
Decides these, machinery hall,
60Xl00 feet, five new stock barns
i0xl2O. paddock and an so foot addi-
tlon 10 the srandsand have all been
added during the summer In anticlpa-
| ltlon of the coming fair, Not having
had time to erect building in which
40 display EXHIBITS IN the agricultural
line, mammoth tent has been se-
cured for THE purpose
Added to the attractions and amuse-
mentS which are intended to bring
large numbers 70 Tulsa during fair
week, the far management has al
ready secured the consent Of several
Of the larger mercantile establish
nents TO hold bargain sales on these
days, and otEc,s will be encouraged
to do likewise. II Is for the pur-
pose of securlup mutual benefits that
this movement has been taken up, as
Imany who would not come for either
the fair or sales alone win be the first
to arrive in "llsa If both are con
lGucted at the same time
While Tulsa County, which Is also
ltm2 Of adjoining counties has not
lgiyen heart attention to the pro-
ducts of the farm. the unusual good
lSoasOn, barring short drouth of sew
eral weeks aga. makes IL possible foI
hundreds of eyhibts Of agricultural
products, TIC personal solicitations
Of farmers TO bring displays has met
q with promises 20 a surprising extent
End the best things that grow In Tulsa
: County soil, ho;h as to size and quail
ity viii be seen at the fair. Espe.
c!ally will tnc corn display be eye
openers to those who do not hold the
eastern pant Of Oklahoma adapted
10 the culture Of this cereal so fal
as the richposs Of the soil is con
cCrned
; Anyone who has ever attended
fair in one Cf the older states ant
, In a. community Of fertile soil know,
lJ"Nl hbout WNl' 10 expect NJ tnc Iul
81 County Far, The best will be seer
and the exhibits Just as varied Jus
h9 II takes al kinds Of people to max,
mp a world, so also does II take al
: Kinds OF rhinns 20 make up n success
ful fair-and the things, the fair an,
the success are all three held to b.
IN store for the local event
WAila the mnnsements will he al
most as varied as the exhibits. tn
one feature ia this class of attrac
lions is the Giving dlrigible arshlI
!, during four DAYS Of the fair
: The different lines Of railways int
!. the city have promised rTlndtri
fare Of two and half cents a mil
:. during fair week to all points within
a lhO miles of Tulsa. This should re
q suit in many taking advantage of tn
. }irst reduced rae secured In the stat
since the railways have again return
4 ed to the cent passenger far
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