The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-10
TO CELEBRATE
mold Time
STYLE
Baseball Tournament Will Be
Feature-Prizes For Old
est Pioneer in Parade.

The committee appointed by the
Commercial Club to complete arrange
ments for the big celebration to be
held at Grangeville onJuly 8, and 4.
is making fine progress on the work
and have announced a contest in which
a Queen" for the occasion will be
selected.
Idaho county pioneers will join in the
festivities on one of the days and will
feature in the parade While the pro-
gram has not been completed it Is
planned to include the following An
exhibition game of base ball will be
played Sunday, July 4. On the morn
ing of the 5th the parade will take
place in which will appear the Goddess
of Liberty, Maids and school children.
Best appearing lady and gentlemen
riders and decore ted automobiles for
which prizes will be given.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and speaking at Halls grove
with vocal and instrumental music, fol-
lowed by. basket dinner.
In the afternoon the second game OF
base ball will take place with small
sports and races on Main street after
wards.
On the second day the pioneer picnic
will probably be held at Halls grove
and it is being planned to have a
mammoth pioneer and fraternal parade
with prizes for the Oldest lady and
gentleman pioneer. also prizes for the
lodge having the largest turnoet.. Base
bah game in the afternoon
Bucking and riding contests eact
day at the park after baN game
Deciding game of the tournameat or
Wednesday, the teams in the competi-
tion probably being from Kamiah, Voll-
mer, Nezperce and Grangeville.
Music for all three days by Denver
band of 20 pieces, directed by Prof. G.
M, Morris of the famous Kamiat
Indian band.
Bowery dances and other amusement!
an old fashioned Fourth of July will
all the fireworks-salutes at sunrise
Further announcements later.
The conditions governing the votinl
for the Queen of the Carnival for thu
celebration on the 5th. 9Th and 7th o
July are announced by the COMMITTEES
as follows:
Any young lady residing in Idah'
county may participate.
Votes will be issued at the rate o
one cent per vote, and the fund deriv
ed from the sale of votes will b.
applied on the cost of the Queen
robe and the decorative float upon whic
the Queen and her Maids of Honor vii
ride in the paradesR on the first ant
second days of the celebration.
Ballot boxes for voting will b
stationed at various business house
in the city, the complete list of whic
will be announced soon.
The Queen will preside as Goodies
of Liberty over the Fourth of Jul
parade and program on the opening da
of the celebration and will be accom-
panied by her Maids of Honor. The
will also participate in the festivitie
on the second day.
At all festivities of the celebratio
the Queen and her Maids will be guest
of honor, such as at the Grand Ba
each evening and at the ball par
each afternoon. 1t is planned to con
struct box for the Queen and tn
other members of the royal paryt q
the ball park for occupancy during tn
} The committee is preparing a beat
tiful robe for the Queen which wi
be the gift of the committee to ths
! very fortunate young lady.
The count in the voting will be al
nounced every fourth day after II
beginning, which is Friday, June l
These announcements will be made {
, the screen at the Lyric theatre al
through the newspapers each week.
2 The date for the close of the nom
: nations will be announced in due tin
r by the committee. No nomination f
> is charged and any one may enter
v candidate. Nominations should be mai
e ed to L. NJ. Harris, chairman of Il
committee. All candidates receive 8
. votes as a starter at the hands
Y the committee, who reserve the rig
e to make further rules governing 4
S contest should conditions warrant.
Y To date the following young ladi
a of the county have been nominate
e according to the committees announc
ment made today:
Miss Audrey Bennett, of Denver.
= Miss opal Harlan, of Grangeville.
:. Miss Hazel Toye, Of Grangeville.
e Miss Addie Behean, of Whbtebird.
= Miss Cora Hurley, OF Grangevhle.
h Miss Clara Cowgirl. Of Grangeville
d Miss Esther Taylor, of Boles.
o Miss Minnie Eimers, of Grangeville.
il Miss Reta Underwood of Denver.
e Miss Grace PEBBLES, OF Grangeville.
: Miss Jessie Basket, Of Elk City.
: Vote for your favorfte and boost
|. the celebration In the meantime wat
for the first count in the contest.