Arizona republican., 1917-11-15
Today
 at the
 State Fair
NATIONS DAY

s:00a. m.-Gates open.
 9:30 a. m-All exhibit buildings are thrown open.
 10:00 a. m.-Tractor demonstra- tion on Starkweather ranch.
 100 D. m.-Harness events start.
 (a)-2:1S Trot. Purse 5000.
 Capital City Stake
 Entries-Don D. Lopez, bl. g., entered by Hemet Stock Farm, Hemet, Cal; Future Tramp, b. g., entered by I. l.. Borden, San Fran cisco, Cal; Ex. Senator, b. g., en- tered by F. D. Fulkerson, Tren- ton,s MT; Drogheda Boy, stud, en- tered by Dr. J. G. Belt, Phoenix; D. J. Burke, b. g., entered by Joe Huber, Billings, Mont. Caddie Russell blk. m., entered by Dr. :. J. G. Belt, Phoenix; Ben Nutwood, ch. g., entered by Sid Gowell, San Bernardino, Cal; Belzabola, br. m., entered by E. E. Pollock, Flagstaff; Miss Gaily, S. m., entered by Bob Sebastion, San Bernardino. Cal; Carley Bowers, entered by B. J. Lambert; Pfeister Lynwood, ch. m, entered by Midway Stock Farm, Kearney, Neb.; Allerton Heir, br. s., entered by Joe Haldiman.
 (b)-Three.year-old Pace.
 Purse $500
 Entries-Willeta Low, br. f., en- tered by William Logsdon, Phoe- mix: Lillian Directly, blk. m., en- tered by Alex H. Davidson, Phoe- nix; Miss Chatham, b. m., entered by s. c. Chathom. Phoenix; Bill, ch s., entered by w. l.. Selman, Phoenix; Mary Jane, b. m., en- tered by Walter Brawner, Phoenix; Two Step, b. g., entered by Charles Smith, Phoenix.
 (c)-2:26 Trot. Purse $1,oo0
 (Arizona horses only.)
 Entries-Otis, Jr., b. g., entered by Mrs. L. N. Schenck, Phoenix; Jewel Tolus, blk. S., entered by Dr. J. G. Belt, Phoenix; Kildare, blk g., entered by pr. J. c. Belt, Phoenix; Mona Hall, entered by T. E. Pol lock, Flagstaff; Stewart, r. g.. en- tered by J. E. Langdon, Phoenix, Dr. Davidson, entered by H. E. Sanderson, Peoria.
 -(6-2:20- Pace. Purse $1,000
 (Arizona horses only.)
 Entries-Ellen Douglas, b. m, entered by T. E. Pollock, Flag staff; Clara Todd, entered by T. E. Pollock, Flagstaff; Maydello, blk. m., entered by T. E. Pollock, Flagstaff; Maggie Barclay, b. m., entered by w. E. Murray, Phoenix; Vernon Russell, b. g., entered by Alexander & Smith, Phoenix; Roxie D., b. f., entered by Elmer Tore, Phoenix; Gay Tommy, b. g.. en- tered by William Best, Phoenix. Hand Direct, b. g., entered by J. c. Adams, Phoenix.
 1:15 p. m.-Start of Cowboy Sports Program.
 (a)-World's championship calf tying contest.
 (b)-Broncho riding by Mildred Douglas Vera McGinnis. Prairie Lillie Allen and Little Joe Tyler. (c)-Bulldogging contest.
 (O-Relay races. 1:30 D. m-Running events start on half mile track.
 1:45 D. m.-Trick and fancy div ing by four Diving Venuses.
 200 p. m.-Boys' sport program starts in center field.
 2:30 p. m.-Balloon ascensio and triple parachute drop by Cap tain Bennett.
 800 p. m.-Exhibition by Edwa Dooley, the man who drives with I his feet.
 3:30 p. m.-Glen Breen, world S champion dirt track auto driver, will attempt to shatter the one mile track record at the state fair grounds from flying start. The present record is AS seconds, held by Barney Oldfield
 400 D. m.-The Chandeliers, two of the largest game birds in the world, matched in contest.
 4:3o p. m-Auto polo contest be- tween the original American and British teams.