Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-26
DEAL IS CHIEF ASSET OF
 FRONTIER DAYS

For ninteen years l have follow
 ed frontier day contests and l have
 always been in the money, but never
 have I seen a fairer, squarer set of
 rules and more liberal purses than
 those given in the 1920 Prescott
 Frontier Days prize list and rules. If
 these contests had paid as liberal purses or even paid the money they advertised l would be rich man to- day. The fact that Prescott has all ways paid every dollar that it ad- vertised is something that no con testant is going to overlook, and it is the only place l know which has maintained this reputation All of this came from Harry Knight, in about one spasm after he had re- ceived a copy of this years prize list and rules for the Frontier Days contests.
 Knight is known throughout the country. He travelled for years with Buffalo Bill and he knows the con test game from start to finish. At the present time his outfit Is located in the Camp Wood country, and he says that the boys do little but talk of the big days that are coming at Prescott. Prescott will find that there will be more contestants this year than ever before. The program is the best that l ever seen, not only from the standpoint of the con testant. but also from the spectator. Knight is a trifle old, according to his statement. to enter as a contest ant, but he will be on the job as announcer. He ordered a two and a half story Stetson with bay windows in each story and an earnest request that this be ready for Frontier Days. Harry Junior" is following in the footsteps of his dad and although but two years old IS figuring on win ming the Worlds Championship Broncho Busting medal, when he's able to take his place in the Prescott Frontier Days arena.
 Everything is in readiness for the pig days. The bulls for the bull roping have been gathered and are in pasture on the Schultz and Mul- len place at Toohey.
 The boys who worked gathering these bulls say they are the best bunch of roping bulls that could be found any place, being even as to size and fat.
 The Associations bucking horses, conceded to be the very best string in the entire Southwest will be ship ped on the 1st. of June. Prescott's association takes pride in the fact that it is the only association in the country that owns its herd of buck ing stock.
 Mayer Excursion
 Every Frontier Days booster is re- quested to make the trip to Mayer on Friday. The shake-hands and get acquainted idea isn't half bad and much good is accomplished from the citizens of Prescott in particular get ting out around the county and meet ing the residents of all sections of Yavapai
 Even the water wagon is a keen booster for the big celebration which will be held in the Mile High City, July 2-3-4-5. Banners calling atten- ton to frontier days are being worn by the hoses and Johnny Summers, says they're just as fine team of boosters as ever trod the streets of Prescott.
 Joe Drew proposes to have big barbecue at the grounds, so that all who desire to partake of juicy piece of barbecued meat can do so. This matter will be handled by the Concessions Committee.
 Every car making the trip to May er Friday, should display Frontier Days banner Bob Connell and Cor lon Clark will keep themselves busy today rounding up car owners who will make the trip The best possi- pie line of entertainment has been arranged by the Mayer committee and every one who has a push cart or other kind of vehicle that will walk up hill and run down, should make the trip to Mayer. STAY COWBOY, ILLUSTRATED
 The most unique advertisement gotten out for the Frontier Day celc- oration so far is the one on the back of John Massing's car. It represents