The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-19
TWO AERoPLANE
FLIGHTS on 4TH
All Fourth Committees Are
Now Busy.
CARNIVAL COMPANY CAN
NOT NOW BE SECURED
Big Program of Minor Races, Horse
Races, and Ball Game-Holly Cow
Club Picnic Will Be Addressed
by Prof. Morton.

by Prof. Morton.
Biff! Bang! Everybody in Holly
is lining up for the big Fourth of
July celebration. 1t will be great
day. The big doin's will also in
clude the annual picnic of the Holly
Cow Club, which is big OCCASION in
itself.
The big feature of the celebration
will be two aerOplanc flights. At
meeting of the executive committee
held this evening it was decided to
accept the offer of Denver firm
just received yesterday to furnish
an aviator for the two flights on the
Fourth at $3.50. The committee has
decided to charge an admission fee
of so cents for adults. and all chill
dren under IL years OF age free, to
see the aerOplane. This admission
fee is solely for defraying the actual
expenses of securing the aerOplane.
All the other $1,000 worth of attrac-
tiOns will be free to everybody.
A good band composed of local
players, and musicians from Hart
man, Wiley and Lamar will furnish
plenty of good music throughout
the day.
A. C. RunyOn of the Star Theatre
has planned to do number of free
open air acrObatic and other stunts
during the day. These will all be
free.
A feature of the event will be the
street decorations, in which every
cody is urged to participate. Every
home and business house should be
literally decked with the stars and
stripes Let our guests know and
feel that we are all live ones from
the moment they reach town.
Prizes for Auto Parade
Great preparations are being
made for the grand street parade in
which $35 have been hung up for
prizes for the best decorated auto
mobiles.
The first prize will be 500 which
will go to the owner of the most
original and best decorated car; Sc
cond prize $40; third prize SIS. The
competition is unlimited, any one
can enter from either town or coun-
try. 1t is hoped the people will in
terest themselves in this parade con-
test and all do their best to win a
prize
The street parade will start about
1O:3O o'clock and end up at the
grove where Prof. Geo. Morton, of
the State Agricultural college will
address the Holly Cow Club at its
annual picnic which will be held at
this time. "A basket dinner will be
held in the grove at II o'clock in
which everybody is invited to bring
well filled baskets and participate.
The executive committee under
the craftsmanship of Judge wilkins
has everything well in hand and all
the various subcommittee are bu-
sy getting things lined up. The
judge is one of the old timers in the
game, having been instrumental in
putting across celebrations of the
past in Holly. Hence he has things
going in good shape.
The minor sports program will be-
gin at 8 a. m. and will include the
following prOgam:
Boys Races.
45-yard dash, 45-pound class, first
prize 81, second prize so cents.
6O-yard dash, 65-pOund class, first
prize 81, second prize fifty cents.
75-yard dash, 85-pound class, first
prize 81, second prize fifty cents.
1OO-yard dash, unlimited, first
prize $3.50, second prize SIPS.
Girls Races.
60-yard dash, IA years and under,
first prize 81, second prize fifty cents.
75-yard dash, unlimited, first prize
81, second prize fifty cents.
Novelty Races.
60-yard slow bicycle race, first
prize 81, second prize fifty cents.
Boys sack race, Is years and I'M
der, first prize 81, second prize fifty
cents.
Three-legged race, 16 years and un
der, first prize 81, second prize fifty
cents.
Fat mans race, first prize 81, Sc
cond prize ST.
Wheel barrow race. 16 years and
under, first prize 81, second prize
fifty cents.
2OO-yard bicycle race, l6 years and
under, first prize 81, second prize
fifty cents.
Extra.
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