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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

We don't blame Carranza for re-
fusiag to consent to an armistce
and go into that mediation program
in Washington. His troops are de-
feating the federals right along and
to stop now would be to pause in
the midst of victory, with his en-
envy routed, and consent to arbitrate
the case. Carranza has the game
in his hands and he is wise to keep
right on to finish.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

The citrus growers of Florida are
much interested in the big general
meeting of those engaged in that
industry called to meet at Eustis on
May 90. Every grower in the State
is invited to attend and take part
in the discussions and it is believed
that such action will be taken as
will lead to marked improvements
in the methods of packing. and mar
keting Florida oranges and grape
fruit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

We are glad to note that Bro. Jor-
dan is doing so well with his excel
lent Punta Gorda Herald that he has
been able to enlarge it by the
width of another column. The Her
aid is favorite exchange in this
shop and the more space it has for
the good things Editor Jordan is
so we'll able to put in it the better
we like it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

A private in the marine corps who
was in the scrap at Vera Cruz when
that CITY was captured, wrote to his
mother in Birmingham, Ala, that
on the American side seventy sail
ors and 100 marines were killed and
400 Wounded. That marine ought
to get Job on the yellow journals
right away. Such noble imagination
is simply wasted in mere sea SOL
diering.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08
Comments on the Game

Dade City need not be ashamed of
her defeat The boys played grand
article of ball, getting seven hits
to our six, but the best team won.
Frank Gillespie pitched a fine
game We need one more pitcher
like Frank and then goodbye old
ball game
Maybe there isn't some class to
the new center fielder, Branch. That
catch he made in the ninth got him
many dope last night
Ray Jones said this morning he
had big head. No, he didn't go to
Plant City last night. He just
stopped one of Bowden's fast ones
with aforesaid member.
Brookville next Thursday, fans,
don't forget it Let's all show we
have a little sporting blood in us
and go out and root for the boys.
OF course it is a long ways out to
the grounds, but think Of the fun
when You get there.
C. GREEN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

More trouble for John Stockton.
The Ocala Star is now willing to
bet him that he never read the evil
dence in the Lorimer case, although
he is persistently condemning Sen
ator Fletcher, who heard every word
of that evidence, for voting against
the expulsion of Lorimer from the
Senate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08

railroads, dirt roads, telegraph and
telephone lines, and then let the
Mexican people work out their own
destiny under the watchful eye and
powerful protection of the American
government.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08
n. F. HETHERINGToN, EDITOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
From the same office is issued

A weekly newspaper giving a resume
of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $1.00 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08
Ninth Inning

For Dade City, first man struck
out, second man thrown out at first,
third batter drove a long high fly
into deep center which looked like
a three-base hit, but Branch made
one of the most spectacular catches
seen here, catching the ball with
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08
Seventh Inning

Seventh Inning
Both sides out one, two, three.
Eighth Inning
For Dade City-Out, one, two
three.
For Lakeland = Sawyer struck
out, Garlet was thrown at first, B.
Meharg beat out hot drive to the
shortstop, Smith flied out to center
No RIMS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-08
LAKELAND DEFEATED
DADE CITY
Continued from Page -
Sixth Inning

For Dade City-The first man up
singled to left, second batter famed,
the third man singled to center,
Craig scored on Painters single be-
tween first and second, but Sawyer
caught Neal and prevented a second
score. ,Garlet caught a pop fly. One
run.
For Lakeland-B. Meharg drove
the ball right into the shortstop's
hand, Smith struck out, Jones got
a nasty hit on the head and retired
from the game, Turner taking his
place, Goodnight was thrown out al
first. No runs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

NmouE tho visitors a. the PJ..
handle state Fair Monday. Was Char.
lcs Bill.r. of the Lockucy comWu
nity Mr. pillcr De- one of the 'cad-
Ina farmer in the l.orKucy cOmWU
uity aud states that hts crops are
the best ever produced ON the Sou't
Plains farm of which ho is $50 proud
Speaking to o reported for fa.
naily NDNE regarding DIS Hrm
operations. Nr BiIler said our
COWS and chickens are items of
great Importance tu U- The. pas
the grocery bill and store account
and leave us balance uf credit
We are lov making arrangements
for increasing our number of WIIa
COWS. and are assured that VIII TIE
expansion of the H-f that oHr .u-
come viii Hov 400 apur'Diaplr -s %.
This visitor spent all 11f r' '.o
air. declaring that tho nNhi1.. i-
Our uf tur best hn has over seen .'H
BuI.r -trun. for tIi. cnuutr. and
ie adapting h.s farm operations tl
fH, approved method. being ri
forth %. practical experts o''or.u
.D..irr- throughout tho plains ar'f
TU. visitor B.. frm.. OI 'u' pH.u.
ion tba' tHe .Uuuer the hen iIo bog
and f. ruN are prominently rIi'
,d uu 'He U.t of inil uUU-ab''- e..
fuo farm 'Hr quicker $3.50 com" real
and abiding prosperity H.s eNunr
.on,,- las, al' tended tu -lh.'an'iaio
his Hea. r.af.l, fl a broadly diver
.iHcI farm .cheWc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
REPORT GERMANS RETREAT.

LONDON Sept 2S.-For the first time the beginning Of
the wireless by the French government from the
EfeI received London tonight The dispatch
the Germans feeling their position becoming critical under
Of the allies tried stop by repeated counter attacks
hcy been repued and have abandoned hous
ands of dead and wounded.
The official press bureau issued tonight descriptive account
operations of the British forces with the French
in immediate touch which communicated by wit
headquarters of Field Marshal French dated Sept
25h that for four days there has been comparative u along
the 'front.' accompanied by spell Of fine weather and nights much
cooler The has released the flies which have been torpid
days The report adds "Since the last letter sent from gem
headquarters evidence has been received that during counter
attacks the night Of the 2Oh the German infantry fired into each
attempt Of the dangerous expedent Of
verging advance in the dark
The narrative begins the 2lst, covering only two days
This action confined artillery and the Germans
pended large of shells bombardng the village
Accommodating parties the night OF 2s22nnd discovered de-
trenches and which hundred dead and wound
ed rifles ammunition and equipment Tuesday Of the
mos uncvontful days since reached the Aisne'
Several spies have been found and elaborate precautions
guard against them Women spies have also been found
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

Al O'Clock this forenoon So
Cial train will be- operated To Her
ford. so that fair visitors from oycri
section ot the country may see tI"
gushing irrigation wells. SO numer
ous and $50 successful throughout th
district
The train viii leave Hereford ul
the return "trip little alter noon.
So that the visitors at the fair may
return 90 Amarillo iu time not to
miss but little OF the fair This
train has been arranged with -pc-
Ciul view to accommodate the de-.
sircs ol the fair visitors. and many
persons will view the pleasing si2ut
of hundreds OF gallons of crystal
and sparkling water being pumped
each minute
Hereford has made most cnyiabl"
record as an irrigation center, aud
tho people of that rapidly develop
| ing and enterprisiug little city are
glad 90 have this opportunity 10 pa,
on show YOU" expedition Every
thing viii be- laid bare for the iu.
spcction of the visitors and their
questions viii receive prompt ans
wcrs
- l.. Mcdonald rightly called the
Father of Irrigation" IN Northwest
Texas. will be iu company with tho
party. and has at his tongue end
an array of uuquestioned facts "a.
10 what has been done in the Here
ford district. aud also as io what Is
sure for tho immediate future Mr.
/ Mcdonald vas spared no pains
advertise the Hereford country. az
ter using his best efforts iu w.
development as an irrigation pro
! po-iiion ne is AN authority on b.
riraliou aud the party is iurlunai"
! h assured that he win be- with tb,
expedition ON the Vpund TRIP. a.
we'll as during the stay IN Hereford
and inspection Of ih" wells and th'
/ fields for which thr5 are used %
irrigatc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
CUPS Awarded.

Never has appreciation been keen
or. than that shown by representa-
tiycs of Deaf smith wncn the fact
was mada known that the county
named had been awarded the bis
silver loving cup, for having the best
general display over an. inclusive ol
dry aud irrigated land. farm. orch.
ard and garden products.
Nor was Deaf Smith alone in it
rejoicing. for Crosby came first. re.
rei,iu "a silver cup for showing lai
best general farm cNhibit from q
stri,tl, nou-irricatrd country
,ocuud Gun also went tO Crosby
county. which IN addition 10 a mum
nor of blue and rod ribbons rovnd
ed out line of awards highly gra
tiyug to all concerned.
UHU county came second 300 thl.
special county exhibits from dr'
farming territory while Randall
county came third In the same class
Each of these counties had uu
mcrous visitors at their booth dnr
ing the time following the award
ana those in charge seemed veI
pleased that the judgments had bee.
awarded as indicated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

lu ADDITION to the vast throu-
from Amarillo. Canadian Joined b.,
many visitors from surrounding COM
munitios In Hemphill and other
counties. will be present To partig.
pate Iu the festivities of the day
This day has been set aside for
the Canadians and the outpouring
OF Amarillo citizens will but help
10 swell the throngs and make suref
the success Oft every phase Of the
day for the out OF town visitors.
,gnadian's pretty and novel die-
play has attracted o great deal OF
attention. aud today, IL viii doubt
less be the center of attraction
Among the leading spirits with the
Canadian party viii be Frank e.
Jamison Of the Canadian Record.
aud with him bunch OF leaders n
all affairs OF Importance In the North
Panhandle country
This crowd of boosters viii re-
ceive hearty welcome, sufficient
IN volume TO extend to every other
visitor present Amarillo citizen
will join In and ROUND out tho
throng as whole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

Wm 10 Bush ut Chicago b. l
Amarillo Attending thn Panhandle"
state Fair aud 81 quite enthusiast g.
over the agricultural exhibit Hn
.touued Yesterday. before f"n boot.
rI.o, q. er 20 tho Bot and Girl.
Kaur and Milo Maize Club of Pot
ter aad Randall counties Co th'
prize moucs of which Doc Was o a-
hcral contributor. ana EXPIRE ed
himself as being greatly pleased
with fhr showing presented
fu conversation with % fcUrnscn
tatiys of ihe nallg Nen Mr. Bush
said This Dr. great country The
fact within h-elf o. not new Pro
duetiou This wear has been npthiu-
short of ASTONISHING and 7 am glad
90 note that fho Young people "'
toe Panhandle aud Plains country
arc avaking 90 tho importance o.
tho r'ah' kind o' farming
"It IS mv Judgment sad Nr
rusn. continuing DIS ramerks. DIR
ectlr bearing 81 th|. section of thr
,ountry pre- eut and fufure. that
while Va have made and are maxi
ne -omr euFiahle proErrs lu cot
nectiou rith production in the Gros.
Plain. Area our greatest drvcl0u
meui uN1 Hs found iu connection
pIfh tha diarv business Comparati
wells recent visitation 20 Holland an q
other European countries Boo which
daireine i specialized. tocether with
o. experience of some OF our ouu
state producing dslrv product.
forces me tn the conclusion that va
needs must reckon the COW into es,f'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
CONGRESS WOULD
POSTPONE ACTION
E\ElN ONE BIT PRESIDENT
ENrEt - 10 OMIT MARINE
LEGISLATION.


%. ' -uritlrI I..r
WASHINGTON % e.. Sept 1k
There is little doubt in congressional
circles tonight that the bin for gov.
ernment purchase of merchant shits
VIII 60 over till tho viu,er session
without action President Wilson.
conlorring with house leaders and
said hc thought il advisable To- pa
tho measure Immediately and urged
u 10 be taken up he was told there
was powerful sentiment again5,
the beginning OF consideration of tht
bin al this time The question vag
still open when the conference ad-
iourned and everywhere except a.
the White Houe postpoucment is r.
gardcd as certain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
AUSTRIAN FORTS DESTROY FRENCH SHIP
Germans Claim Of Victories and Advances Allies
in Different Parts Of the Theatre of Battle are Fabca-
ions but That the Russians areR Reported
Using Dunn Dunn Bullets in Calca
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Furious fighting continues Northern France in what char
acteri1ed as the crucial action Of the battle of Ane.
Beyond this official and few details OF
the struggle geing given mo change the situation,
epitomi1es official reports London Paris and Berlin
The violence OF the attacks by the Germans referred to in
reports indicating that ground has been given vigorous
censorship imposed evidenced particularly London
The Austrian Of Cattaro and Dalmss Sept 9 sunk
French warsp according to the Cologne Gazette The ship
was one of fleet eighteen and the rereated hastily
Austrian advccs received in Paris the rapid increase in
the price Of grain causing anxiety in official circles
Operators of a German Zeppelin dngble dropped bomb
school house Bicloslo Russia yesterday killing eleven
children according Perograd dispatch tho London Post
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

Hereford came up in bod, sr.-
t.rday. and the Deaf Smith booth
was the scene Of great activity from
early until late. even the racing pro-
gram muking but littl, difference 'D
the lov OF visitor into tn't popI-
lp- division of the exposition
MANY q. these Hereford visitor
arrived ou the early train while st.ll
otHur- came by automobile U B..
stated that almost one hundred au
tp. we're here from Hereford Ne-
t.rBar and The number VIM routiu
%. I1 boz large 90 The final close 70,
Oh. exposition Hereford feel most
kindly toward the fair enterprise.
and tHc management i- proud of iu0
friend ship OF this popular and rap
mr. developing irrigation center
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
NOT CANDIDATE
VILLA PROMISES
ADVICE RECEIVED SHORTLY ~
TER PROVISIONAL PROMISE
~ CNRINNIA.

t N.o,iaIrd rrrs
WASHINGTON. d. e.. Sept .S.
lh, formal announcement from Gem
rral Villa that he viii not be- q candl
uain tor president or Vice president
oI Mosico was received at the state
department today In dispatch from
consul tarrothcrs OF Chihuahua CITY
th, irt news 10 reach Washington
from the interior since Villas revolt
against Carranla authority as first
chief uf the Constitutional s't
sorengthcncd the hope of Officials
here Tor peaceful adjustment o.
diicultics Special signilancc vas
attached 90 Villas assurance olloN
ing closely on the declaration of
CBrranza that he would not be can
d,daie DO villa would give similar
assurances Al military leaders
orc toIin eliminated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
RUSSIANS CLAIM TINT
AlSTlIlNS ARE BEATEN

o. '...iHfri r0rs.
LONDON. sept Eh "A Central
\cu dispatch from Rome says ib'
following Telegram has been recciy
'I from pntrOgad
Ihr right wing Ut tho Austrian
HJ bee ulrNau back beyond Tho
CarmiWaa. into Hungary aud be-
iur pursued bt tho Russians The
Austrian drIacIo Is complete They
Iat. lost a'l their artillery Th,
austrian lcr NIus ba- r"treatud t0
Currou Tn. Russ Jams have occu
pied another fort a' lrloWyel
prlDmF.I is uou entirely invested
bt ruc Russian aud ihp main Aus
truu army De- retiring behind tu.
'iIptthian.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

T.rf Race Tor green trutf.r
ir heats purse $3.50 Lottic NN
No.. owner Mrs Gus Wilson Cau
,or first Natado. owner Travis
Sla. Canyon .ecoud Jim Owner.
q V Bruce Canyon third Tado.
ovr.r Travis shaw fourth Time
..f- f.I. go. go. -.i6 l-5
-.uluf Race for tRO-year.ole-
teach heat race purse $3.50.
Charr Clark owner r y Grimes.
Wa.rlrm. on first and thIrI
best- Lghti0ot. owner 4 B Nut
tor 'uarllo won second heat
.pU. S. owner ~ = Street Amg-
ri'n RUn second place iu scronl
hes, and third Btsce iu irst and
third Ribbon. owner. g. J. Ng
KnilI. amarillo took fourth mon
TIme...lI a-i. -.ae 80. 90
--.
T.rE .s- pace. B heai- teach
heat a. uce.I purse $500. Coaster
Walnut. opucr vs. J Williams. Hol.
ton Kansas. won first ana third
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
EININAi. NIIIiNG
CLOSES NJ CANADIAN


-lsHs .a Iar AsF'
tNNNulNN. Tr, Sept ss The
uHI.r revival meeting which hu.
been running here 'pr tho last tuu
He.t closed la.t night Th.. hn-
been fH. greatest revival ever held
Boo Canadian NI thr churches of
thr 'otu united iu tu, meeting and
ths r...i hafe been moro than any
uu, expected About $50 con .er
sion. and reclamation. Rere an
nouureI 'bout - uame. nave al
ready I. given f1r church mem
ber hip nI The entire community
feels D.. luIiN
br ~ 81. Mcintosh q. Mississippi
.d.d tHr preaching which vas OF n
trr, b.-H order from the beginning
to ihr .'... Prof LuDIu anderson
lel fU. Hgiug s voluntary offer
i.r Df u,8ri. $500 aa- made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

Hdrrah for Amarillo Day al tho
Fair
This g. the cry Tor today The
stores are closed school is recess
cd Crowds will be the greatest
ever shoWn In connection with The
fair
In addition 10 the thousands pre-
sent from the city. there viii bc
an unusually large number of yisi-
tors from out flown For the Cu-
tCrtainment OF the throngs OF today
special programs have been arran-
ed for every department and sub
division Everything has been dress
ed in its best and the exhibits are
brushed up, with the addition "
their robbOns and cups. with a DE-
sire 10 mahr strong appeal 10 the
eye of the visitor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
ORGANIZATION
MEN RUN AHEAD
NEW \Oi,k PRIMARIES SNOW
GOVERNOR GLYNN DEt IpEp.
~ ~ THE LEAD.

NEW YORK. y. s.. Sept ss
Organization candidates ,rd strongly
IN the early rctrns of this en-, iL tur
primaric FOR Rcpublic.u and pcm,
cratic nominations fur governor and
tnitod states senator.
Governor Glynn led joan uruun
So 10 ! in the Democratic Guaer
natorial Primaries For Democra
tie & $ senator lamc s.. Gerard.
Ambassador to German icd Freuh
I'm Roosevelt four and ialf to one.
Republican. Chas. Whitman lod Job
Hedges five TO one. William Calder
led james Wadsworth tive to ono bon
the Republican nomination Tor the
Senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
CANADIAN AMARILLO
DAY YPANHANDLEFAI
Hereford Day Proved Great Success and Deaf
Smith County Drew Down Silver Loving Cup
for Having Best General Farm Display.

heats MaruIuc. owner Hyatt and
Crua ford Vernon won second heat.
Fern. owner. j W Brucro. Conway
Won third Boo lirst aHd third heats
and fourth 100 second leat lee
~ ood owner Mcknight transfer Go
Amarillo. won iiith. thiru and tourtb
place, Baby Dot, owner j. r. Simp
rou QlaHah won fourth ilth and
nth Time 2.2i 90. -..I i-l
2t2N i-2
Fourth ualf mile dash pur.
ylO0 M,ruc Bond. owner D. ~
CrenshaH. Amarillo. lirst Noua Wa.
kim. owner Roy kutch Clarendon
second John Gore owner. g. h.
Deahl. third Time a1 l--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
liornh Shn' ',,1s'".-y.

WASHINGTON. %. e.. Sept eN.
The American embassy buldne iu
Par. wac severely shaken 1y tue ol
plosiou oi ono oi the bombs dropped
Zoo Paris yesterday by German aero.
plaur \Wha sailor llcrrirk rihlrd
report 90 the state department iod1,
without comment No action VIII H'
taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
HEREFORD pIOrII
UtNING IDNtDiillt~

sIr.Ia. .1 iHr Ssrs
HEREFORD Ts sept
DHr uf cine evidence. oi pIur'r.
H,.s . fHr maHf new autos appear
.Hl uu our stree. almost daily
IHa Ford aF.Hrs ho~ DlI anI
delivered three rr" rsSH IHHf Sat
#rIH. g. number o' higher priced
..f have brrH bought D.. our .If
v.H 900. month BuuuU'U' .rup.
rH.. graz. t.I hIeh prices for coz.
on. s.. bringing 1000 aIr of prU.pcr..
fu Hur rommuH.i. t1a' 10 being ''.i
d.. a|
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

y" Do" ||I-"
NEW WORK sept - a cruiser
hrIirtr,i fn Hs the britannia this
evening Iouod the forces of British
war vessels ehich have uocn patrol
ling The entrance 10 New York harbor
since The beginning of The var
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
GERMANS DENY ALLIES STORIES.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-A Msrcon wireless from Berlin quotes
The German official statement today;
There has been change the situation OF the thea
tres war and reports concerning victorious advance OF the
enemy areu
Reports Of the fall Of Prremys forts inventions
The Austrian government has alleged that Russian troops
using Dunn Dunn cartridges In the Of the protests
remarked the present, intention Of the commander to
adopt reDrisals."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
N,luW> PRoCLhMiTIoN

u, virtue pf tie authoriti
,s.ted IN me a. Na,ur of the
90, af amarillo. lefehy
~ claim TUESDAY. sept. 2pth.
1871. Amsrillu Ia, - the Pan
b.ndie state ! air. legal hpl-
ids,. aud urge all husines,
t,.usss to pi,-erfe the same.
Witness ~, official sigma
ture. iii. the 2Sfh da' ui
-.ii.. ipii.
~ 80 N>LEN.
us,ur pf the cit Of Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29

WASHINGTON y. g. Sept -
West To,a Fair Tuesday and
Nedneslns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-29
Today's Program Panhandle
State Fair
CANADIAN, BUSINESS MEN AND SCHOOL CHILD
RENS DAY

CANADIAN, BUSINESS MEN AND SCHOOL CHILD.
RENS DAY
300 a M-Gares open al buildings read, for nspcr
900 A. M-lud2tng-- Short HON and Pollcd Here
ford cattle al purpose. carriage and coach horse,
900 TO 80 y M-Strcci Conccr-Amaulo Military
Band
1000 10 1900 M-Concer on pround.-Amari.o
Military Band
100 A NJ to 200 M-s,ree, coo,-,-AIm.nn
Concert Band
Afternoon Program.
I:3O 10 ,. 80 p M.-Band Concert
2:30 M-Racc program int-rapcrscd by concert.
and aTcnB features
2:3j Tro, pure ................ . S4OO
free -foraI IToi oure .... 800
One Mile Dash purse ............... ..... 100
Team Race. pace, green class. .... 200
Amarillo Band Sclecuons
.Frascat. msrch-Casiro
Knockout Drops rag.-klickmann
Inspiration. overure.-Filmore
That llummng Tune '-Brooks
By the Beautiful Sea CAIRO
E. d Riggs Director
Arena Program.
Prot Burson ia novelty slack wire and iying uspcsc
Eugene Cook IN Sayors Perch
Capt Nunday IN the sensational bicycle act Leap the
Gap. let the audience seated until h act $ over
Almsns Concert Band IN various selection
Night Program.
600 TO 100 T. M-S,reet Concert AIlusn Concert
Band.
Nigh, performance Almsnn Bro, Carnival Co. Ten
Biz Shows featuring Motordomc with the thrilling
nders We,s Society Circus featuring Sahara the Goodnight
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