The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-07-02
MANY CARS ENTERED
FOR MONDAY 'PARADE
Now Certain That This Will Be One
Of Celebration Day Features1M
Automobiles to Be in Line.
INTERESTING RACES ARRANGED
No Lulls or Long Waits to Mar Enjoy
ment of Numerous Festivities
ed Barker Marshal Of Day.

ri Barker Marshal OF Day.
1.-THE response during the past two
days, Wednesday and Thursday. by
car owners for the big auto and float
parade has been marvellous said
Frank Koors, chairman of the COM
mittee, today Indications are that
more than 100 cars will be entered
and in addition to this several floats.
The parade will be headed by q.
A. Barker, president of the Mer-
chants association, in his Kissel Kar,
followed by the Bemidji band on q
big platform wagon. The Elks' car
is to be driven by Miss Ollie Curtis,
of the c.. w. Jewett company, and
will be decorated in appropriate col
ors with large Elks head fastened
to the radiator. The car will be on
afternoon.
Many Cars in Parade.
The Fair store, Carlson's Variety
store, Mrs. Mary Gamble and mer-
chants from Nymore, it is understood,
will enter floats. Those having
agreed to enter cars in the parade
up to a late hour Thursday after
noon, according to Mr.. Koors, are
E. A. Barker, A. B. Palmer, X. Nc
liver, Clark Pole & Tie company. G.
E. Battles, G. L. Schwandt, A. A.
Warfeld, w. L.. Brooks, DR.. G. M.
Palmer, J. C. Charboneau, D. R. Bur-
CESS, Carroll c. Hill, c. w. Vanders-
luis, George T. Baker, Harry Cum
sails, H. c. Baer, John Moberg, Rey-
nolds &. Winter, William McCuaig,
Dr.. A. E.. Henderson, D. Gill, C. W..
Jewett, Beatrice Backus, Fred Brink
man, Claire Nangle, A. p. White,
F: G.. Schadegg,, DR.. E. A. Smith, Ar.
villa Kenfield, Lucille Brooks, Given
Hardware company, Mrs. p. N. An
derson, Herb Doran, the Fire Truck,
the City Fire Team and Hose Cart,
E. j. Swedback, X. Morris, Martin
IsIhngballa Black: T. J. Burke
). GA:~-Y ounggren, James Hennesy, G.
L. listed, Edward Ebert, William Ev-
erts, R. H. Schumacher, J. o: Harris,
Edward Jackson, A. A. Lord, DR.. p.
H. 5Marcum, G. E. Carson, BemidK
Auto company, DR.. L. A. Ward, "A.
M. Bagley, Philip Gill and others.
A big surprise is being promised
by Mr.. Koors in special features en-
tered. A surprise is looked for from
Misses Arvilla Kenfe1d and Lucille
Brooks. Earl Cochran offers a spe-
cial attraction in his aero-thrust,
which will also be a part Of the big
attraction.
DR.. w. X. Denison and G. w. Jew
EFT, who have charge Of the race pro-
gram, are now booking entries for
both the. automobile races and the
horse races. Several have agreed to
go into one or the other. Those en-.
! tered in the free-for-all races are
DR.. w. X. Denison, c. w. Jewett,
George Cochran, jr., and Ted Getch-
ell. The horse race entries thus far
made are A. P. Richie, Mrs. Lucy
Williams and N. G.. Reynolds.
.-.s@e.e= Make Entries Now.
The committee wishes that all wlfus
care to enter either of the races
do so before Saturday evening in or
der that all events may take place on
schedule time.
Taken as whole, the afternoons
program will be a sensation from
start to finish, there being some ex-
cellent matches promised. Some adj
ditional features appear on the pro-
gram, which means that there will
be something doing from 1880 until
after the ball game No lulls, no
long waits. Be at the fair grounds
early if you don't want to miss any.
thing.
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