South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

away lioIH MN last season by single
G.. who paced mile on the double
loop In 2.O3 IA. Other entries for
this stellar event include Wade Vim
cent owned by r. A Laird. Auburn
Ind. Toe NICK owned by A e
Harden. Goldendale. Wash. William
Patch. owned by o. NJ Powell.
Wagner Ind. and Hal Malone.
owned by y. II. Livingston. salt
Lake City. Utah
Many OF the fans who ike 20 sit
I'm the graudstand and watch the
speeders go by do not care so much
about the fast time made as they do
about seeing a good field and a close
finish Besides the star features
mentioned the best array OF racing
talent that has ever been lined up
for the Springbrook track will be
here. Tn all or the FIVE big stake
races. as well as the 10 county trots,
there will be many known horses
from the best stables Of the middle
west. In addition 10 these harness
events on each days program will
be a running race with professional
jOokies In the saddle and a guar
antee OF some lively sport is made.
Starters and Judges
Men OF known ability and I'm whom
the local people have confidence
viii be in the starters and judges
stands. A II. Pendleton or East St.
Louis. who has officiated as the start
ing Judge at Springbrook for the
past two years will again occupy
that position. The presiding Judge
is Emil Schwanz. John G.. Yeagley
and Mayor r. r. Carson will act as
assistant judges. IN the timers stand
will be Dr. X. W Kilmer. Col"
Joseph Sullivan and T. W. Lower.
The ticket and gatemen are I'm charge
Of Elmer Mcdonald.
The entertainment features be-
tween the racing heats will be few
but OF n high class standard. The
Riding ROoneys, until a few weeks
ago the principal feature with one
OF the leading circuses. will perform
each day in front OF the grand
stand. Ewing's costume zouave band
or 80 pieces with Alma Huntiey, a
lady vocalist Will play afternoon
and evening concert. These two fea-
lures come highly recommended.
The Rooneys were at the Indian
apolis state fair last week and the
zouave band has just finished a cir
cult OF fairs I'm the northwest. There
will be no night shows in front OF
the grandstand at night all OF the
attractions being confined 20 the ex-
hibitiOn field
The Campbell united shows and
trained wild animal exhibition will
occupy 400 square feet OF space in
this location. Their gIittering fronts.
many bands and organs. the cries Of
the baily-hoo barkers and the music
from the riding devices will make
this q brilliant and merry making
spot. Not only are the shows of ex-
ceptional high class. having been
visited and personally endorsed by
the fair management. but the COney
Island whip. the aeroplane swing and
other novelties viii furnish clean en-
tertainment for the day and night
visitors
Cattle Exhibits
While the race track and the
amusement concessions always seem
the most prominent features Of any
fair. there are a number OF visitors
who prefer 10 quietly pass the time
among the cattle and sheep pens or
studying the fine horses and the
thoroughbred swine. and these will
ind plenty to interest them. Through
the personal efforts of the president
OF the association. who has person
ally visited and talked 10 the prom
lnent stock men of the middle west
a wonderful exhibit has been Sc
cured
When asked where he was going
20 place al the live stock that is
listed 20 be here. the president
smiled and shook his head. hoping
that some kind providence would
help them Ind room for the last
four CARLOADS of prize beef cattle
that are now on the way here from
the state fair ~ indianapolis.
over $500 fowls are entered in
the poultry exhibit and Paul A.
Hermann. superintendent Of the
poultry department is confident that
the show viii exceed all previous at
tempts. AR Hermann was in In
dianapolis last week and secured
over 500 separate entries ar that
TIME Il ne ANAAtl0N |- itNhlA~ t.llA
CAVES 20 this department viii nee
essitate an enlargement OF the quar-
tiers and viii lend added zest 20 the
display for there are many who are
interested In these pretty pets
The women who attend the fair
will not be neglected from am eN-
hiblt standpoint Aside from finding
much 10 interest them I'm the various
displays. as well as IN the grand
stand, they viii discoVer the Won
ems building 20 be a perfect feast
Of interesting demonstrations and
lovely exhibits. There VIII bc lee
lures every Gay by Mrs H A. Nc
keene. who has been brought here
from Springfield Ill., for The pG~-
pose Of entertaining and Ius-ructing
the women visitors. This talented
lady q selretary Of the Farmers i'm
stitute OF the state OF Illinois and is
also secretary OF the domestic
science department Of the same
state The Women's building. this
year IS under the charge OF Miss
Carrie A. BiGgs. an experienced
worker ir this line
Promises Car service
Ample street car accom- modhtions