The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
SUBSTANTIAL PRIZES ARE PUT UP
 FOR EVENTS TO BE HELD FRIDAY
 BIG CELEBRATION NOW ARRANGED

 committee for the Fourth of July celebration the gen era committee yesterday announced the prizes which will be given for the various These substantial and high class of entries.
 The plans for the big occasion complete in every de- tail All the and drivers have been told what they do qualify the and of them have completed their preparations for entering. Ford will be the order of the day and they be without the celebrated Bosch magneto
 Three prizes been put up for the auto race The first prize for $2OO the second will get 500 and the third driver shove his the 30 mile mark will get IS25OO Six entries are now assured All of them for first money and most of them willing to back their driving with the hard cash. It ought to be The first thing on the program is big patriotic dance which will be held the Auditorium Thursday night be- ginning o'clock and lasting until the special orchestra which has been engaged wears out its instruments gets tired make This is kind of peace ceebra- ton dance Fairbanks did take any special notice of the treaty signing by Germany but will make up for that Thurs day night The decorations of the hall have been put under the direction of Peter Se and he is going deck that place with much bride dresses for hubby. In fact Pete will be about the busiest for the days But the hall will be ready when the time arrives Friday morning there won't be thing to do but sleep after the dance There won't be any necessity for anyone get up before he doesn't feel like At o'clock Friday afternoon the and sports section of the program will be held
 Saturday being the last business day and probably boat day. nothing has been planned for then Sunday the ceebra
  has put up special prize of S5OO0 for the winner of this game In addition to this prize, the game will decide the winner of the Avakof X Brown trophy series The two face each other will their strongest material and the fans are sure to good exhibition of the national game
 The following the complete program and prizes for the several
 THURSDAY, JULY 3RD
 Big Patriotic Ball Auditorium, 900 p. m.
 FRIDAY, JULY 4TH
 Band Concert Bridge l2:3O D.
 At Exposition Park, beginning at OO p. Band Concert ne-fourh Mile Bicycle Race-Boys l4-l8-$lO-$5. 200 yd. Bicycle Race-Boys lO-l4-$5-$3 200 yd Bicycle Race-Grs under 14-S5-$3 100 yd Dasn-Free for al-$1O-$5. 100 yd. Dash-Boys under 1S-$1O-$5. 3-legged Race-Boys under 12-$3-$2 50 yd Dasl-Boys under l0-$2-$1 go yd Dast-Boys under 8-$2-$l 50 yd. Dash-Boys l2-l4$2-$1. 50 yd Dash-Boys 1O-12-$2-$1. 50 yd Dash-Grs 12-1+$2$l 50 yd Dash-Girls 1O-l2-$2-$1.
 50 yd. Dasl-Grs 8-lO-$2$1. 50 yd. Dasl-Grls under 8-$2-$1. Sack Race-Boys under 12-$3-$2. Ball Throwing Contest-Girls under l4-$2-$l. Obstacle Race-Boys 12-16-$3$2. Potato Race-Boys 1O-l6-$2-$l. Egg Dace-Grls 1O-14-$2-$1. Shoe Race-Boys under 16-$2-$1 Demonstration of first aid work by members ot Fair banks Troop Boy Scouts Band-"The Star-Spangled Banner" Patriotic Address John A. Clark. Band
 Thirty Mile Auto Race-Prizes: First, $2OO; second, $75 tlird $25.
 SUNDAY, JULY 9TH. Baseball Game at Exposition Park p. m- Prize $5OOO. The following committees will have charge of the cee bration:
 H. Claude Kelly, president.
 c. B. Erwin secretary.
 General Committee
 R. D. Menze chairman.
 E. H. Mack.
 H. H. Lumpkin.