New Ulm review., 1914-09-02
Fair Managers
Secure New Act
ANOTHER ATTRACTION BOOKED
FOR AMUSEMENT OF COUNTY
FAIR VISITORS.
'KING DILLARD" WILL COMPETE
WITH PAGER FROM SAVAGE
STABLES.

1t remains only for the weathermaH
to bottle up the rest of the thunder
storms he has prepared for this season
and keep the cork in tight until after the
County Fair is safely pulled off. If he
does not get little sense soon, there is
bound to be a lessening of the number
of exhibits planned and the race tracks
will be too heavy for fast work. Out
side of this drawback, conditions are fine
for a most successful county meet.
Much advertising has been done this
year and while there have been sections
OF the county that have. not had bumper
crops and some lines of fruits and
vegetables are scarce, there should be
enuf prize winning produce in the county
to make splendid display.
There will be exhibits of flowers and
preserved fruits and lines of merchandise
never before exhibited which will more
than take the place of those articles
which show a shortage for one reason or
another.
The race program promises some new
excitement here this year on account Of
the entries. There will be three horses
from the famous Savage stables and
others from St. Paul, one from Wisconsin,
another from North Dakota and one
from far away Louisiana. The last
named is bay gelding, Ebony Hail.
sired by "Devil Hal" and is owned by
w. G. Saunders of Monroe, lie. He
will be driven by Fred Spoerhase 1T
Winthrop and is entered for the 2:2e
pace. Fred Spoerhase is also acting =as
agent for Louis G. Garpow of Chicago,
who has entered his chestnut mare,
.sAvondale Queen for the 1884 trot.
Some of the other horses entered are
'sKing Dillard", the local favorite, to be
driven as usual by Doc White, Lena
Patch, ''Vera Vapo", "Debently',
"King Pepper, I, and Doctor Hananrilt',',
the last named also to be driven by Doc
White for the owner, H. H. Logan,
Morton, MINI. Harold M. Savage viii
bring the three Savage horses here.
Not satisfied with the one attraction
engaged for the entertainment of the
fair visitors, the Association last week
| closed with the Marlowe Trio to present
their 'Stair Case" act together with
their tight wire and contortion acts. The
Trio consists of two women and a man
and all are said to be very good in their
work. The "Stair Case'' act seems to
be something quite new here Judging
from the photos submitted. This ad-
dition to the "Broncho john acts which
will certainly prove thriilers should draw
a large attendance both days.
| Exhibitors should remember that they
are expected to get their exhibits in place
Thursday morning. The fair will open
at 9 o'clock that day. Friday will be
New Ulm Day and business houses are
expected to close for the afternoon.
School children will also be admitted free
| that dav as in former wears
There is talk of ''Tug-o-War" be-
tween team composed of New Ulm
strongarm artists and team composed
of farmers. The former team has
registered for the fray but it is not known
yet whether the farmers will accept the
challenge. If they do there is bound to
be several minutes of uproarious excite
ment when the tug is pulled off. Now,
ready, everybody wake up early Friday
morning and prepare to be at the Fair
grounds for the entire afternoon at least
Make this years meet a hummer.