Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
Every Minute of the Six Days Will
Be Crowded With Novel Incidents

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Of the events of the week; and will
also release several other beautiful
effects
Her Majesty, the Shazada, and
court, after an automobile trip in
costume, viewing the city and its
progress since 1912, viii formally
open the free county fair at the fair
grounds, whore a special throne will
he built for her use.
Coronation at Night.
Monday night will occur the grand
coronation ceremony I'm Tulsa's $780,
600 municipal convention hall This
will be one of the most elaborate
scenes Of the week and will be fol-
lowed by beautiful tableauX, partici-
pated in by the ShaZada and her
court Edward Krieser Of Kansas
City the noted orEanist, will play the
coronation music on the $4,000 mu-
nicipal pipe organ, and the other
music for the occasion will be tun-
ishcd by the official Durbar band,
which will occupy seats on the stage.
The five thousand seats in Conyen-
ton hall viii be thrown open to the
public on this occasion.
After the close Of the coronation
ceremonies the ShaIada and court
will repair to the open air ballroom,
on Boulder between Second and
Third and lead the grand march in
court costume. The open air ball
room will be open every night during
the week. and there Will be dancing
from until 1890 o'clock. Scotty
Taylor and Bob" Galbrcath, two
well known young society men, will
have charge of the open air ball.
Fratcnal Day,
Tuesday, September IA, will be
fratcrual and historical day In the
forenoon there will be a fraternal
parade, participated i'm by bands,
floats, uniform drill teams and other
lodge organizations. Many special
trains will be run into the city on
this date and all the roads will put
on special equipment. The Frisco
will run specials from both Ada and
Enid,
on Tuesday night the $4,000 illum-
mated night pageant will pass in re-
view.
Wednesday will be floral and ladies'
day. The floral and beauty pageant
will occur at II o'clock in the fore
noon. Wednesday afternoon three
big out-of-town bands will compete
for $3.50 in cash prizes at the fair
grounds. At Convention han on
Wednesday night the old fiddlers'
contest will be held, Fiddlors from
all parts Of the southwest will par
ticipate. The prizes will aggregate
500. Charles Botefuhr, of the Tulsa
Music company. is i'm charge.
Thursday will be industrial and ag-
ricultural day. The great industrial
parade will occur in the forenoon and
should be one of the best ever held
in the state The entire night will
be given over to the free county fair
There will be a hippodrome perform
auCe on the fairgrounds, for which
number of sensational free acts have
been employed. This will be followed
by an elaborate fireworks display
one of the pieces Of which will be a
photograph OF the Shazada of the
Durbar.
Childrcn's Parade.
Friday will be children's and press
day The immense children's parade
will be held I'M the morning Many
Durbar. They will be rendered
banquet in Hotel Tulsa at 6 o'clock
p. m,
Friday night win occur the grand
review of the week. All the prettiest
floats Of the weeks parades, includ-
ing the Illuminated night pageantry
will participate in the review 1t will
be led by the ShaZada and her floats
Friday will see the close of the
country fair.
Saturday will be the last but by
no means the least day Of the Durbar
At night there will be a burlesque
parade and confetti battles. Merri-
ment and mirth will reign supreme.