Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
MEXICAN DAY IS FINAL EVENT IF
 COTTON CARNIVAL
Day Closes Highly Success full Week of Annual Festi-
 val-Rodeo Program and
 Bicycle Races Are Events

 MESA, Oct. sO.-The second Arizona cotton carnival passed into history with the big masquerade and free for-all good time on the carnival grounds Saturday night. And thus closed the weeks festivities in Mesa, by far the biggest affair ever staged here.
 Saturday, the last day of carnival week, was Mexican day, and the na- lives contributed mach to the success of the program. At the rodeo grounds they shared in various of the events and at the carnival at night they were present in untold numbers.
 The third and last day of the rodeo program went off on schedule and de- spite the chilly wind and cloudy sky a good sized crowd was in attendance. Events were won as follows by the cowboys entered:
 Cow horse race-Miller. Cline, Par dee. first, second and third, respec- lively.
 Chap race-Robinson, Lewis and Riser. finishing in order.
 Cotton carnival derby. one-eighth mile-Pardee, first; Cline, second. Consolation race-Robinson, first; Pardee, second
 Relay race-Pardee, first; Robinson, second; Cline. third. Goat tying contest--Pardee, first. time 16 seconds; Kiesr, second, time IT seconds; Robinson, third, time IT 2-5 seconds.
 Creased pig race--Won by Lee Campbell, who got the pig as a prize.
 Carnival Bike Races
 Saturday morning was occupied with boys bicycle races at the cotton carnival, and despite the poor weather conditions and heavy rain for few minutes, interest in all of the events was keen. The races were held on Main street and the paved highway running west.
 Prize winners in the various races were as follows:
 Two-mile race, open to high schoo and eighth grade pupils-Huber' Hines. first; William Friend. second; Norman Stoddard. third.
 One-half mile race, 12 years and under-Curtis Reed, first; DeMotts Pomeroy. second; Otho Pickens. third Slow race. 50 yards-William Friend first: Stanley Cronin. second Curtis Reed. third.
 Two-miie free-for-all -- Fariguaid first; Stone. second; Sid Newman third.
 One-half mile. IS years and under EtOicNf AISls HoootAs cNNOAA0t Bowers. third.
 One mile open race-Friend. first Rosser, second; Fariguald. third.
 Mesa Churches Sunday
 st. Marks Episcopal church-Hol. communion, 8 a. m. Sunday schoc and adult Bible class. 9:45 a. m Morning prayer and sermon, Il a. m Subject of sermon. Keeping Gu Ideals" Welcome extended to al Francis Bloy. rector.
 Baptist church--S Sunday school a g:45 a. m. IT. B. Croswell. superinten dent Morning worship at ii a. IT Subject of sermon. Flight Great Be ginnings" Evening service at q: 30 I m. Subject of sermon. The Mistake of Infant Baptism" B. Y. P. U. a 6:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes day, 7:30 D. m. The ordinance of bap tlsm will be administered at the clos of the evening service. The public most cordially invited to attend thes services. J. Lawrence Bell. pastor.
 Buys Arizona TaiIors
 Mrs D. Mcdonald has purchase the Arizona Tailors. a business estab llshment on North Robson stree John Jungers. from whom the pur chase was made, expects to move | Tempe. where he will engage in tn cleaning and pressing business.
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