The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-02

From &: 30 tomorrow morning unti the winner of the baseball champion ship and first money mas been de cided Sunday, at Last Chance Bash ball park, Juneau Is Sure Going T' Have Some FourHl.'' Complete pro grams as given out this mornin. by J. E. Barragar, contain varied list of events of more than usua interest in which sports predomin ate.
 The first event to be held is th, double handed rock drilling contes for which three first class team! have entered. It will be close match following a hard and gruellins contest. Entrants up to this morn ing are Higley and Anderson, o Treadwell, Dull and Rocovich, o1 Juneau, and Clark and Jackson o' the Alaska Juneau mine. The match will begin tomorrow morning al 8:30 o'clock at the corner of Court House Hill and Calhoun Avenue.
 General Athletics
 Beginning at 9:30 o'clock. fourteen races of various description will be run off, including everything from a 25-yard race for girls from 6 to years old, to a 220-yard freeforal dash. This portion of the program is planned to last until the start oi the parade at 11:00 o'clock
 Afternoon sports include baseball games, hose cart races, cannery tender and speed boat races, and free dance tomorrow evening at A B. Hall.
 It was definitely decided today that the big parade which will be one of the features of the celebra tion will start at II o'clock tomor row morning.
 Parade Is Arranged
 The line of march will form al II o'clock on the Admiral Line Dock proceeding from there to Froni Street, thence to Seward, up Seward to Third and on Third to Main. Il will go down Main to Front street and follow Front Street as far as the saw mill where it will disband
 The parade will be led by J. c Hayes. Marshal of the Day. He vii be followed by Q squad of policemen and the Channel Band. In the line of march will be floats and automo piles, sailors from the government boats in the harbor, firemen iron the Juneau Fire Department, ant members of various fraternal organi cations.
 Occupying a place of honor on ; gaily decorated float Miss Mary Thompson, declared by popular vott to be Juneau's most popular girl will be enthroned as the Goddess of Liberty" Miss Angelne BosalC will also occupy float and will rep resent Alaska"
 Patrol Band In Line
 One of the main features of tho parade will be the showing made by the Shriners, including the Patrol Afifi Temple, Patrol Band and a fift and drum corps from the same or ganization. The Shrlners are du' to arrive on the Jefferson in Juneal early tomorrow morning and will re main until midnight The Spokane is not due until tomorrow afternoon having to make several cannery call not included in the route of tn Jefferson
 Address A Feature
 The Fourth of July oration vii follow immediately after the conclu sion of the parade. Hon. Ernest A Cutts, of Savannah, Ga, Deputy In perial Potentate, Order of the Mys tic Shrine, of North America, i speaker of the day. Prominent i Masonic Circles. Mir Cutts is said b those who had the privilege of heal ing him talk during his short stay~ the city last Wednesday to be q orator and a thinker of the frs rank. His address will be one of tn main features of Juneau's Fourth ( July Celebration. MT Cutts wi speak from the grandstand at tn corner of Front and Franklin Streets
 The baseball tournament will b, gin at Last Chance Basin park at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Fou entries are assured. Juneau, Douglas Skagway and the soldier team froi Fort William H. Seward, at Haine the Sub Chaser squad having faile to enter. Two games will be playe tomorrow, the final and decidiI