The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-03

nue. and 18th Street. Gulfport.
be relied on to furnish some thrills in |
that line.
The exhibits will be all in and every,
thing running full tilt the first day.
The Coast Jubilee Day last year was
the greatest of the fair in many respects,
and the fair itself was the biggest one
in the state with the exception of the
Safe Fair a jackson.
The last day Of the fair will be big
one also, for on that day the football
game between the doughty young grid.
iron warriors of the Mississippi Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College of Stark
vile and the Louisiana State University
of Baton Rouge will get together in one
Of the biggest football games of the
Southern season. On November 8, the
track and field meet under the direction
OF Secretary L. di Benedetto Of the
Amer lean Amateur Athletic Union will
be given. He will have seventy-fve of
the hest athletes Of the South here, and
running Jumping and hurdling events
| and tests of strength as well as of fleet
| ness.
Negotiations have virtually been closed
for d series Of aeroplane flights and it
is announced that the aviator will daily
take up passenger, which will lend
| added zest to what win be already an
exciting attraction. The new and thrill
ing art of aviation will be thoroughly
cxcmplified, and to witness such flights
as these should be part of the educa-
tion of every modern man. To see the
daring bird-man soar into the empyreai,
master over the air and careless whether
the turf be green beneath him or the
waters of the gulf blue, will be a sight
well worth travelling many miles to see.
/ Horse racing, too, will be in progress
every day but Saturday. There 10
plenty Of stable room and this sport will
be a feature The half-milc oval track
was never in better condition. The
grand stand has been renovated, and
everything is in fine shape. There will
be a string of fast horses and lovers of
} the sport will have no reason to CON
plain.
| South Mississippi will furnish reve
lation to other parts of the state with
its exhibits of truck grown in this sec
tion; in its fruit and its pecan culture
exhibits; and in the extent and nature oi
its poultry and live stock industries, n
shown by exhibits made by local growers
81 Growers from other states have prom
ised handsome exhibits of poultry AMI
live stock and South Mississippi groweri
will augment these exhibits with theil
own. Although there are no really BIZ
establishments in South Mississippi tha'
go in for nothing but poultry raising
still this forms an important part o
} the business Of every farmer almost Il
\ the three coast counties. Hundreds o
small producers are making good prof
out Of the business aud there will there
fore be many small exhibits. The coas
il growing some Of the finest Rhod
1 Island Reds to be seen anywhere, an,
there will be some pretty specimens OF
exhibition. During the summer, thcr
\ was organized the Coast Red Spccialt,
Company, which is going right ahea
with it's work and viii al many coop
D At the show. Il. W. Trautman Of Lon
\ Beach Is sccretary.trcaswer Of the clu
and q leading spirit; D. N. Graham
president; R. H. washinEton, vicc-prcs
3 dent The elIh eqyars the thrss ,coas
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