The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-07-18
PROGRAM.
Special Days Arizona State Fair
ChiIdren's Day-Monday, November
Third.

Special Days Arizona State Fair
ChiIdren's Day-Monday, November
Third.
All children are admitted free on
Children's Day, on Monday, Novem-
Der 3rd. Every child in the State is
expected to be present on the first
day of the Fair A splendid program
has been prepared for the first day
of the Fair. High school football in
the morning, pony races, two year old
running races, SO of a mile running
race, 200 trot, 2:07 pace, and the
2:20 pace (stake) are features
of the Afternoon racing.
Cowboy relay races and many
specials will conclude the days en-
tertainment.
Phoenix Day-Tuesday, November q.
The Phoenix Board of Trade has
subscribed sum sufficient to guaran-
tee a $4,000 purse for the Phoenix
Board of Trade Stake the 2:10 pace.
This will probably be one of the
greatest races ever paced in the
southwest
Every loyal Phoenician should be
present.
On the mile track in addition to
the 2:10 Pace will be the 2:19 trot
(stake) the two year old pace, and
the two year old trot.
On the half mile track will occur
a ga of a mile running race, and a
one mile running race.
In addition to the running races
there will be many funny and fancy
stunts and special attractions occur
ring on the half mile track and the
infield.
High schol football in the morning
and judging commences in the live
stock and other departments.
indian Day-Wednesday November 5.
Mr.. Frank A. Thackery, superin-
tendent of the Indian School at SAGA
ton, Arizona has charge of the pro-
gram for Indian Day.
The different superintendent,
Agents, Indian Chiefs, have agreed
to make this the greatest Indian Day
ever held at the State Fair.
One of the most unique and inter
esting programs ever offered will en-
terrain our visitors.
1t will be a busy day on the one
mile track and the inf1eld will be
crowded with Indians representing
every tribe in the State. In addition
to the Indian program and special
attractions, there will be two great |
running races, the Cowboys Relay |
race on the half mile track.
On the mile track will be the 2:12
trot Cooper Stake) $4,000, the 1923
trot and the three year old pace.
Automobile Day-Thursady, Novem-
Der 9Th.
Last year automobile Day broke !
the record in attendance.
From present Indications the atten-
dance will be much larger this year.
There are three great road races ter
minating at the Fair Grounds, the
Los Angeles-Phoenix-E Paso-Phoe-
nix,-and the San Diego-Phoenix.
Automobile stars of the first magni-
tude will participate in these races
and in track events.
Last year Teddy Tetzlaff lowered
the track record to 51.4-5 seconds.
The track record is expected to sink
into the 40's this year.
A great racing program has been
for the days entertainment.
Write to Hon. George Purdy Bull
lard, Attorney General, for special
folder, auto and motorcycle races.
Special Attractions and Funny
Stunts on the half mile track, also
football game in the morning.
Derby Oay-Friday, November 7th.
Arizona Classic, the Arizona Derby
purse $3.50 90, LIE miles race will
be run on Derby Day, Friday, Novem-
Der 7th, on the mile track. The best
horses in the southwest will contest.
No lover of the thoroughbred can af-
ford to be absent.
Special attractions and racing on