The Winslow mail., 1916-08-04
Ready for Carnival Week.

ing the dancing pavilion and
erecting the 35-foot tower for
the female diving beauties, and
then everything will be ready
for the opening of the Elks'
"Follies" week that gives prom
ise of being one continuous round
of excitement and pleasure.
The musical comedy company
will reach the city in time to put
on their first performance Mon
day night, and for the following
six successive nights they will
put on an entertainment with a
complete change of program. A
chorus of twenty handsome girls
will be an especially strong draw
ing feature, and full houses will
sure great them every night.
So many automobiles have en-
tered the races that the manage
ment have decided it will be
necessary to divide the cars and
hold races for four afternoons
beginning Wednesday, as it
would be impossible to run them
all the same afternoon.
The per capita" of Elk money
that will be in circulation would
satisfy even w. j. Bryan in the
palmy days of his 16 to l pro-
poganda, and the manner in
which it will float around the
Camp of '49 will make Monte
Carlo look like a bunch of pikers.
Every afternoon will be given
over to sports and athletic games
at the ball park, including base
ball, auto and motorcycle races,
Indian games, broncho busting,
etc., and in the evening the
s scenes of activity will be trans
ferred to Front street where
the carnival ground is located.
At this time we desire on be-
half of the Elks to correct the
false impression that seems to
have been put in circulation that
the town for the week will be
wide open with liquor selling and
other questionable business. The
Elks want everybody to have a
good time, and they have been
to considerable trouble and ex-
pense to make the week event
full, but they have no thought of
violating any law or city ordin-
ance.
The following is the program
for Monday afternoon, the open
ing day:
Beginning at 1890 p. m. the
consolidated WinsloW band of 50
pieces will give concert on Front
street, and Immediately follow
ing the concert the band will
head the ladies' automobile par
ade to the race track. The
narade will form on Warren ave-
nue. north of Second street,
proceed south to Front, east on
Front to Kinsley, north on Kin
sley to Aspinwall, east on Aspin-
wall to Williamson, north on
Williamson to Maple, and east
on Maple to the race track. Ar
irving at the grounds the follow
ing sports will be offered as the
attraction for the afternoon:
Ball game -Winslow Elks VS. Flagstaff Elks
Prize, Silver Cup.
Cowboy Pony Race Entrance fee $lOO Prizes
$25 $40 and S5.
Steer Riding Contest-No entrance fee.
Prizes SIS and $3.50
Ford Auto Race two and half miles.
Prizes $25 and $l5.
Boys Burro Race, half mile. Burros
hitched to sulky. Prizes S4 and 81.
Boys Burro Race with without saddle.
Prizes SO and 81.
Broncho Busting Tournament CFour Days.
Entrance fee $40. Prizes $3.50. SIS and $25.
Roping Contest. -Four Days. Entrance fee
81. Prizes $3.50 SIS and S25.
Ugliest Cowboy, SIS.
Backward Race Horses saddled backward,
and rider to ride backward, one half mile. Prizes
$40 and S..
Good supply of cedar wood,
stove length, to be had at the
City Fuel and Transfer Co.
The ladies of st. Martha's guild