Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
PLANS FOR BIG
 CELEBRATION COMPLETED
(From Sundays Dailv)

II this W6SA lhct11T or the 1JlS ! Frontier Days Assoclaton may bt
 taken as criterion for what is tc
 come in July. things will certainl,
 mum. From broncho busting. steer
 roping, baseball, to boxing bouts
 the air was blue with action.
 The meeting was called by Chair
 man Clark to line 'up the committee chairmen and start the bail rolling
 for the big celebration July ?, 3. 4 l. ;. Arena Director Ruffner gave a splendid outline Of work accom-
 plished to date and this years pro-
 gram will be "stemwinder" from
 start to finish.
 J. H. Robinson, in charge of the
 grounds, outlined the plans for tine
 new short line road to tne fai:'
 grounds. which is now~Tnder con
 struction. This will reduce the dis
 tance about oneA Ahalf. thereby cut ting the expense of transportation in half. This will mean much to all concerned, as the transportation has been a problem in years past. Through the courtesy of Mrs, ]. B. McNalley "a right of. way was grant ed the Northern Arizona Fair Asso- citation 10 construct this road through her grounds and the work is being paid for by the association.
 Advertising is well in hand The premium lists have been off the press several days, advertising mat ter bein garrangcd for, including newspapers. auto banners and in fact everything to bring the big con tests before the people.
 Frank Williams, chairman of the concessions committee, was given the hearty support of the Frontier Days Association in his efforts to of the Frontier Days contests. That bring in arena lights in the way of boxers. If Frank is able to put his7 end of the game across. when the boxing law goes into effect June 12 there will be something doing in the Mile High City during the Frontier Days Francis Veilc seconded Franks belief not only that it would be big attraction but that it would assist in defraying some of the heavy expenses of the Frontier Days which have been incurred by reason of the fact that no celebra' ton was held in 1918.
 Ray Vyne. chairman of the deco rations committee. will see to 1t that Prescott is ablaze with the proper decorations during the celc- bration and he was instructed to rroceed to name his workers.
 Frank Brown. whose duty has been to see that the Frontier Days tickets and gates are properily han dled. will again assume charge of this part of the event, and as pe- usual this will be done in first class shape
 Brownie Gcntry's pleasant task of administering to all those who de- sire to sleep, eat or any form of ac- commodation will again be on the lob and the worry of the association Is at an. end, for Brownie" as cv- eryone knows. is the best little ac- commentator" to be, found in the en- ire southwest.
 Music will be arranged for under he capable guidance of F. A. Kast- 'er to whom has been entrusted the 'uty of having plenty of beautiful melodies here during the big cele- ,ration.
 Mayor Goldwater made neat speech for the reception committee md he will be ably backed by II. | H. Linney. LeRoy Anderson. Harry shumate, Frank Foster. ]. A. Jae- Ter. w. w. Midgley and C. C. Stu Sey.
 Transportation matters are in tne lands of Acting Chairman H. C. Storey. Mir. Drake. chairman. having that Mir. Storey take ,harge of this end Of the work.
 The patriotic exercises will be in ,harge of Attorneys Mitchell and ;ale, who have already made elab- ,rate plans for the program. Gov ,rnor Campbell has already ac- .epted the invitation of the execu- i've committee. and in addition it is ,oped that Vice President Marshall x-Governor Cruce of Oklahoma and many other notables will be present c enjoy the festivities.
 When 1t comes to baseball, Cap ain Van Horn and R. F. Donovan 'ave not been slow. The report made for the committee by F. s. Tiele yesterday was to the effec. hat Kingman fand Mesa had been elected as the two best teams in the tate to compete with the crack sol Her team during the Frontier days. )n the second and third, Kingman will cross bats with Whipple, while ,n the fourth and fifth Mesa and will go to he mat, and in idcntally, just watch the dust fly.
 Charlie Hooker. who has inst re- urned from the coast. says that Tom Mix tolr him he would be here o contest in every event. That he vas going into everything for t-le money, and according to the rules while sons snaps may be taken,