Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-13
SPECIAL CARS WILL RUN
 FROM WINSLOW TO FAIR
CFrom Thursdays Daily.l


 Through the efforts Of II. A. Chev- erton, of the Navajo, Apache Bank & Trust Company, at Winslow, 30 students and two coaches from the Winslow thigh school, including a football team, two basketball teams and a 24-piece band, will come to Prescott October 21, to assist in mak- ing the entertainment at the North ern Arizona Fair one of its best fea- lures.
 President R. N. Fredericks stated at meeting of the fair commission yesterday that arrangements for the students and number of Winslow's citizens had been about completed, and that two special cars will probab- ly be run from there to Prescott for the fair days.
 This means that in addition to the attractions already provided for by the fair commission will have two basketball games, one football game and another band to add to the music to be furnished during the three days of the fair.
 Arrangements are being completed between Principal F. w. Hart, of the Prescott high school, and Principal G. E. Cornelius, of the Winslow high school, for games between the differ ent teams. Dates have not been set as yet, but two basketball games will be staged for one of the three nights and the Winslow football team will meet the first team of the high school on either Friday or Saturday morning at the football grounds.
 The 24-piece band, according to Principal Cornelius, of the Winslow school, is exceptionally well trained. and has played together for a mum Der of years. It has given many con certs in the vicinity of Winslow for the past year, and is expected to prove one of the best attractions al the fair. The band is composed oi boys of the school. The other siN pupils will constitute the girls basket ball team, which is to meet the Pres colt girls.
 Arrangements for the auto parade are progressing and four outside judges have been appointed. They are Fred T. Coulter, of Springerville Ed. Sawyer, of Navajo, Hugh Camp bell, of Flagstaff, and s. s. Jones, oI Oatman. The parade is to take place on October 21, starting at o'clocl in the afternoon. The following let ter is being sent out by the parad, committee to all auto owners.
 "You are hereby cordially request ed to participate in an automobile parade, which will take place October 1 21, 1915, at l o'clock, p. m., as a par of the program of the Northern Ari zona Fair, at Prescott, Arizona.
 "Tf you desire to decorate you car, and thus become a competitor for one of the prizes hereinafter men toned, it will be very much appreci ated. and of course your efforts il that respect will add greatly to tho attractiveness of the parade. If, how ever. you should not care to decorate the management will be extremely glad 10 have your car in the parade as it is desired to have the affair at well represented as possible.
 "Thc Northern Arizona Fair As sociation has offered prizes as fol lows, to be awarded by judges, who are not residents of Prescott:
 "For the most artistically decor
 ated car ................. $4O.U ASecond prize ................. ZO.U, For the most original decor ! ations ..............-. 5O.Ut Second prize ................ lOO( i Kindly notify, before October 19 A. D. Barnhart, president of Pres colt Auto Club, if you intend to enter your car, and please state whether you will decorate or not"
 R. T. Belcher, of the aviation com mittee, advised the commission that the contracts had been signed and al arrangements had been completed fot the lady bal1oonist, Lucille Belmont Miss Belmost is to ascend in bal loon and drop a distance of at leas' 1,5OO feet in three different para chutes.
 All other committee chairmen and superintendents reported that they ex pect to have bigger exhibits this year than the fair has ever had before.