Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-19
s3OO PRIZES
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Liberal Awards for Partici- pants in July 1 Parade; Cavalry and Band
 Big Feature
TO DECORATE CITY

D DECORAIE C TT |
 Liberal prizes offered by the com
 mittee are expected to make the pa.
 rade on July the greatest feature
 or the kind ever attempted in the
 district The Fourth Cavalry, with
 itl splendid mounted band, will make
 parade in itself. but the civic fed-
 lures will be more than ordinarily
 interesting and attractive to the
 spectator according to the report
 made By Chairman L. R. Bailey of
 that committee to the meeting held
 on Monday evening. lis report de
 tailed the prizes that will be offered,
 and thus shows the character of dis
 plays that are sought. These prizes cover displays of all lines Of busi- ness and trades, professions, lodges. 1 individuals, boys as well as grown !olla and nearly $500 will be paid
 tO those making the best displays Lodges We'll Represented I The committee announces two i prizes for lodges both for the orders having the largest representation m ! line. so to the best numerical dis ! play and S2J tJ the next best AL ready the committee is informed that the Eagles. Elks. Redmen 1 Moose Knights of Columbus and Owls will certainly be in line. and that possibly the Masons will also TI1'ade At the smoker the Elks held on Saturday evening more than forty stated their intention to turn out and represent that order. and put in their application for linen dusters. The shoWings made by the Red Men ana
 Eagles when they Earadei last Sat- urday evening showed what nE.y be expected from them. was just sam. pie of what they can do, and it .s known that the Moose expect to pull down first money. and have o. dered new suits especially for this occasion, so that the Fourth will see them in uniform for the first time
 Chances for Cowboys
 What is expected to lring out some novel costumes. and be pgoduc- tive Of swelling the ranks of tue r. rade with entries from all the com. 1 try hereabOuts and up the Sulphur and San Pedro valleys, is the offer made to cowboys There are two prizes. of $2j and $1J. The first is 1 for the most typical cowpuncher in costume, and the second prize for the next best. This should mean, ! the committee believes. tha: there will be a large detachment Of cow ! boys representing the whole of the county, and thft there will be keen [ iriv-lry for the two purses
 Another novel feature will be the J huys with their burros. There is | here an opportunity for the young i sters to show their taste and inEenui- Ity The boy with the best decorated Rocky Mountain canary will be given l St5O and the next most attractive will receive S3.5O.
 ] Given Wide Scope
 | Ordinarily in civic parades there | are prizes offered for the best ! floats, but the committee has va ried this monOtony, and gives a wide ! field for ingenuity. skill and taste. | S50 is ofIeTed for the best represent ! ed business. trade or profession. Thus there is opened an opportunity greater than usual opportunity for originality, and the field from which entries may be drawn is much en- tended Not only business houses have their chances for this method or advertising. but it is by no means certain that the most expensive or elaborate displays will take the prize. The second award will be S2O.
 Prizes for Vehicles
 Tn the modern day Of the motor car. il is only natural that automO-
 biles will figure largely in the pa radd and two prizes are offered for decorated automobiles, S25 for the best and sl5 for the near best It Is expected that all of the garages will be represented here, the Com mercial club is likely to also par ticipate in this branch, and many in- dividual owners will be in line As there are more than fifty licensed machines, there should be a long line of beautifully decked cars, re- splendent in cofOrs and flowers.
 But horseless vehicles are not to hold undisputed sway for popularity. since the committee has made provis- ions for mans ever faithful friend and servant, the horse. The best and 
 best decorated team Of horses, either draft or driving, will be given a prize of sl5. and the best single horse lriyen to a buggy will be awarded SI0.
 To encourage decorations along the fine Of march, the committee offers prize of S25 for the best decorated business house.
 This committee will also take mp the matter Of closing of stores on the day Of the celebration. and also the matter Of decoration Of the houses along the line. The secretary Of the celebration committee will request Mayor Williams to set day shortly before the celebration begins for q