Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
PRESCOTT TO
 WELCOME CROWD
Frontier Day at Mile High City and Entertainments at Flagstaff and Williams Are on Tapis for This Week

What VIII prove the removing of tae final barrier between the south and tile narth-the great Capital to rho Canyon lIotorcade will leave Phoenix, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday At least seventy-five cars Wu speed north on the Central ave- uue boulevard to Northern avenue, there to turn west along that spIen- aId highway to Glendale. This will permit the party to avoid the ex- e-rahle road between here and Glen dale along Grand avenue, which is now neither grand nor an avenue
 This is the starting of the run. Tn general there will be parties Ieav- ing all the time from July l to I, but the main body of the motorists will probably leave Ropers flag on We'd nesday morning and afternoon Those who leave in the morning will go on to Prescott that evening. but those who delay departure until afternoon will stop at either the Wickenburg or ConGress Junction hotels, both of which are prepared to receive guests.
 At Prescott. both the St. Michael and Congress hotels have made ar ranEements to accommodate Pnoe- niciaus. The committee will see that space iS provided for parking the cars under guard
 For the information of those who want to know what to see while in Prescott. the entire program of the Frontier Day celebration is herewith printed:
 Thursday night. July 3, S:15 r. m, at EIks' theater. Prescott, Wm. Dun can, producing manager of the Selg PoIyscape company, Chicago, pre- 4ents his troupe of competent actors and actresses in Dan SuIly's greatest success, The Parish Priest"
 Fourth of July. 1913, at 10 q. m. Patriotic exercises on Prescott Plaza. Invocation of Divine blessing, Rev. J. Rockwood Jenkins; soprano solo. star SpangIed Banner" Myrtle Steadman If Chicago; oration, Hon J J. Jones of Flagstaff; announce meuts for Frontier Day, Attorney F. l. HaWorth of rescott.
 At the close of these exercises. Mo torcycIe race, from the southwest cor uer of the Plaza, forty-three miles around the Prescott Loop. First prize S30. second prize $20.
 Soon after the start of the motor cycle race: Automobile race handi- cab. eighty-six miles, twice around the Prescott loop, commencing at the southwest corner of the Plaza. First prize S-5o, second prize $15o-
 Frontier Day Program
 First day, July I, 1913- Grand pa rade of Frontier Day contestants and visiting horsemen around the Plaza and to Frontier grounds, 1 o'clock
 At the grounds, 2-5 ?. m.
 l. Cowboy trick and fancy ropfng contest: first prize $25, second prize Sl5.00
 Cowboys trick and fancy riding contest; first prize $3o, second prize 800.
 9. Wild horse race; first prize $50, second prize $25
 i. Goat roping contest; first prize sit. second prize $25-
 Bucking contest; first prize $500, second prize $200, third prize $loV, (eHmination) for the championship of Arizona.
 6 Cowboy pony race; ohe-lourI" mile; one prize, $25.
 7 Steer riding contest; fIrst prize s45. second prize $15.
 S Steer bull-doggin contest fIrst prize $40. second prize $2o.
 Frontier Day Program
 Second day July ,, 1919. Grand pa rade of Frontier Day contestants and visiting horsemen around the Plaza and to Frontier grounds, 1 o'clock
 At the grounds, 2-5 ?. m.
 Cowboy trick and fancy roping contest: first prize $25, second prize S15
 Cowboys trick and fancy riding contest: first prize $25. second prize S21
 B Wild horse race; first prize, $50. second prize $25-
 I. CowgirIs' pony race; one prize S-5
 5. Bucking contest 0inals); prizes $500. $2O0 $100.
 Cowboy race for the champion ship of Arizona. two miles; first prize zI0o. second prize $50
 Potato race: two mounted teams four men each; one prize to winning team, $40.
 Tug of war; two teams two horsemen each; one prize ".
 9. Half-mile running race for the championship of northern ArlZoha' prizes. S25O and $100.
 Besides the prizes above menuoheu q prize of S1OO will be given to the owner of any horse participating m the bucking contest which cannot De ridden bv some rider to be furnished b1- the committee. in accordance with the rules of the contest.
 For the hardest bucking horse en-