The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-09
GATES OPEN
MONDAY NOON
r,,.rvthing Will Be in Readiness
1, = Hour Set for Formal OPP
ening of the Carnival
vrrN INTEREST SHOWN
IN DISTRICT DISPLAYS
.,,d. Are Now Almost Complete
and Placing of Exhibits Can be
Started Saturday

= c. Browne and his corps OF car
psntsrs will have the carnival grounds
..,,n,ete in every detail and ready to
-. over to the committee by Friday
evening. This will enable exhibitors
). h.c;n work Saturday on their space
. .h.v choose. In every department
pl.n, are said to be progressing very
,.t;sfactorily and indications are that
=. final finishing touches will have
been applied in readiness for the for
NAL opening Monday afternoon.
n speaking of the progress OF the
carnival plans, Secretary Groom said:
aFrom the number of entries which
have been made, each department pro-
misses to offer strong displays. Rich
land and the Hanford-White Bluffs
districts have spoken for considerable
.naee The committees in charge OF
the Kennewick districts are hard at
work gathering exhibits for their re-
suective districts. All this is nee
essary for the success of the carnival.
without the district displays some
thing would be decidedly lacking, but
the real success Of the carnival de-
pends on the individual entries. The
men working on the district displays
try to see everyone in their district,
but this is not always possible. If
you have not been approached, it does
not mean that your fruits and vege-
tables are not desired, but that it has
been physical impossibility for the
committee to see you in person. If
You have something displayable and
fail to bring it in, you are more at
fault than anyone else. The men
who are financing this carnival are
not the ones who have entries to make
they are only making it possible for
those who have. 1t is the mass of in
dividual entries which makes success
possible. If you have something good,
bring 1t init is your duty to the
community. If you fail you are not
good citizen. Rule 3 is not to be
Interpreted that your exhibits will be
eonfiscated; such is not the intention
OF the management.
Fruits and vegetables will be
judged Monday afternoon.
Read the program in this issue of
sne CIR. Notice the automobile pa
iaoe, Monday afternoon and evening.
20 Will be the prize given the best dec
0'ased car. If you have a machine
ee' INTO this parade and make the
openlng event of the carnival a real
s.. tMachines will not be admitted
!" DAGGER Canyon. This precaution is
'ssen to protect the present owner
'apJ We want someone to offer a
.. :. 70 queen Concord for the evening.
several horses have been entered
~ !. the 200 purse. If you have bet
= one do not fail to be there. It
u saas szo to you if you win. See Guy
uon before noon Monday, Sept. 13.
%. = lew more cowboys are needed.
!, s' crosby, who has been placed
..: : cnarge of the needlework, will re-
az any entries Saturday and Sun
AZ ner home. All entries Mon
~ morning will be received at the
sai grounds. All those making
u.iles for the best set table will be
a auormed that no changes in arrange
~, viii be permitted after the en-
cb., mas been placed, other than the
itr . slng the flowers each day. Quail
M - silver will not be considered in
H. hsag sung these entries. Service will
tsh1aa lala . for two. As the number of
vs,, ,es ;. ior this is limited it would be
th;s % : .nose intending to compete for
c., prize would consult with Mrs,
y Ja'osoy this week. Claim cbecl-s
ing entry. 's al 'nose max
von, nilss, superintendent of the
T,anas department has asked Mrs
tosa taoath to take charge of the cooked
M,s Mrs. M. S. Lewis, fine arts,
yeca.., I. Cole, canned fruits anc
needle work. osDs
~ considerable interest has beer
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