The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-29
|KAPLAN GREATER SHOWS
lis LITTLE ''C0NEY ISLAND"
Splendid Display OF Exhibits; Numerous Attrac-
tions Provide Amusements For Fair Visit
ors; Best Races Ever Seen Here
Being Staged On Mile Track

and two of these, AL Maxey and Judge
Silk, two-year-oid PAGERS, are worlds
champions. These horses have only
recently broken all track records at
Lexington and kearney, Nebr. One
famous racer, Dan Patch. If you at
tend the fair you will have the oppor-
tunity of seeing mighty classy
bunch of horses in action on the track.
The fair management is indeed fortu-
nate in being able to provide such
high-class racing program in addition
to the numerous other attractions.
The program this year is a we'll
balanced one. An abundance of mu-
sic will be furnished during the three
days by the Julesburg Concert Band,
this organization playing a concert
each evening at the fair grounds. In
addition to the band concert, in the
evening there will be free attractions,
the Kaplan Greater Shows and big
dance at the dancing pavilion. There
will be no admission charge to the
grounds in the evening, the afternoon
admission emitting a person to ad-
mittance to the grounds in the even
ing.
Friday afternoon before the race
program. commencing promptly at one
o'clock, foot ball game will be
staged between the Chappell High
school and Sedgwick County High
School teams. This promises to be a
good contest.
It's some fair with exhibits and at
fractions galore-a fair that is the
monument of this sections progress
siveness. Every one that can pos
sibly do so is making their plans to
attend every day and night, because
there are three big days and nights
and not dull moment. Every detail
has been looked after towards making
things convenient for the fair visit
ors. The grounds are being sprink-
led, are well lighted with electricity
from the city plant for the evening
entertainments, and an ample force
of deputy sheriffs have been placed
on the ground to maintain law and
order.
Following is the program for the
three days as furnished to US by the
fair management:
PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20
Program Starts at 200 P. NJ.
Band Concert.
Thomas Acrobatic Troupe.
200 p. NJ.
2:13 Pace, Purse $40O O0-Vera Wana,
Hal Mapes, Brigham, Harry R.,
White Foot.
Five Flying Melzers.
2:2l Trot, Purse $400.00-By Bonnie,
Viola Watts,-F c. W., Nola Mosey,
All Win Patch, Viva Golden Bar.
One-half mile dash, purse $500.
kaplan Greater Shows
Garry Us-All, Ferris Wheel, Whip,
Sea Plane.
700 p. NJ.
Band Concert.
Five Flying Melzers
Thomas Acrobatic Troupe.
Circus Side Show. Georgia Minstrels,
Wild West, Hawaiian Village, Fun
Factory, Crazy House, etc.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 80
Program Starts at l 100 p. NJ.
Band Concert.
Thomas Acrobatic Troupe.
200 p. NJ.
2:l3 Trot, Purse $4OO.OO-The Tri-
nph; aratdlis Tip Frisco rropolus, Bud
~ 4 iyHiS fhSiLStS
2:l6 Pace, Purse S40O.OO-Vera Wana,
Judge Silk, AL Maxey, Silkola, Ell
Belle, Jr.
One and one-half mile Relay Race
purse 10000
kaplan Greater Shows
Carry -Us-All, Ferris Wheel, Whip,
Sea Plane.
700 2. NJ.
Band Concert.
Five Flying Melzers.
Thomas Acrobatic Troupe.
Circus Side Show. Georgia Minstrels,
Wild West, Hawaiian Village, Fun
Factory. Crazy House, etc.
FRIDAY, SEPT 80
Program Starts at l 100 =. NJ.
Band Concert.
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