Williams news., 1913-10-16
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ID BE GIVEN AT THE ARIZONA
 FAIR AT PHOENIX

the various special ,attrac ions that will appear at the Arizona State Fair in front of the grandstand.
 Below we give complete list as the program is arranged to date.
 The grands:and this year will be thrown open at 10 o'clock a. m., and the morning program will com- mence with a High School foot ball game between the various High Schools participating in the High School oot-ball tournament.
 At the same time slightly to the left of the foot ball field will be the sharp shooters tournament under the auspices of the Phoenix Gun Club.
 In the afternoon will be the great riding stunts and fancy exhibition of horsemanship by the trained riders of the 9th Cavlalry under the direction of Captain Schutz. This will be the greatest exhibition of horsemanship ever presented any where by any set of men under car- vas or in the open.
 This will be followed by an exhi- bition of special drills by Troop L of the 5th Cavalry, Fort Apache, under the direction of Captain Sturgis.
 Also some thirty odd boys from the State Training School will rend- CT special music and give special drills and marching stunts for the edifcation and pleasure of the grandstand.
 Tha thrillcrs of the afternoon will be "The Barkers" in their thrilling exhibition. of high trick fancy and fire diving. With her clothing sat- urated with gasoline ahame, Miss Annette Barker dives from a 60 foot tower into a tank of gasoline which is a seething mass of flame, to be rescued by her partner, also afame who comes rushing down an inclin- ed plan on roller skates, dives into the tank after Miss Barker and res cues her from death from flame and suffocation.
 Another thriller will be the ha r raising stunt of the "Fearless Gieggs" who are the only people on earth who ever dared to do the death defylng triple auto summer sault in the air.
 Two autos come rushing down the inclined track from an elevation of 75 feet, one immediately behind the other. By an ingenious ma chanism at the foot of the incline the first auto is thrown high into the air making three complete loop the loops or, summersaults, while the second auto goes straight ahead jumping a gap of some 40 feet to a platform beyond.
 The first auto landing immediate ly behind the second machine on the platform. A~
 A break of a bolt, catch of a clutch, the mistake of a fraction of inch, or second of time means in- stant death to the oc cupants of the two cars.
 To relieve and sooth the nerves after watching these hair raising performances, the Four Georgias will put on Q series of funny per formances that must be witnessed rather than described.
 Between heats of the regular races Mrs. Ed. Topperwoin, champion lady shot of the world, assisted by her distinguished husband, will do marvels with the rifle and other firearms. Captain c. H. Hardy will spin around the half mile track in a high power automobile at rate of from 40 to 60 miles an hour and break glass balls, clay pigeons and do all sorts of fancy shots with all sorts of firearms.
 In addition to the above there will be three days of the week great cowboy relay races, bucking bronco contests. etc. On Indian Day will be added the special Indian stunts