Williams news., 1921-06-24

start off Saturday, July End,
 with street sports and races . at short intervals throughout
 the afternoon, while awaiting
 the returns of the Dempsey
 Carpenter fight, as they come
 in over the special wire, round
 by round. Every blow struck.
 with it's corresponding effect
 upon the opposing fighters, will
 be fully described for the bene-
 fit and information of the fight
 fans.
 From 4 to 8 P. M. various
 merchants will conduct guess
 ing contests at their places of business, and, the winners of
 these contests will receive num-
 erous valuable and practical
 prizes. All merchants have al- so agreed to offer special in- ducements in many depart
 ments of their well stocked stores. In the evening there
 will be a big, joyous dance for the benefit of the baseball team.
 Sunday morning there will be trapshooting by some of the best shots in Northern Arizona, at the Gun Club grounds. Prizes will be given. At 1 80 P. M. the Bloomer Girls and the Williams Business Men will start their scheduled baseball game to be followed by the big game, Winslow versus Will hams. This game should prove to be one of the best of the sea- son, as Winslow has a very strong team and the occasion should gladden. the heart of every ball fan in this part of the country.
 After the ball game there will be Indian sports and races to amuse the crowds, and bout 9 80 in the evening the fire works will be set off at the Baseball park.
 Everyone whc beheld the wonderful pyrotechnic display Of the 1920 celebration, will apprehend the magnifcence of the forthcoming spectacle, when appraised of'the fact that the quantity of fireworks secur- ed for this occasion, is practi- cally fifty per cent greater than was obtained last year.
 Monday, July 4th, will start off with an Automobile parade, led by Company B, at 10 A. M. There will be valuable prizes for the best decorated cars, and all persons having an auto mobile are earnestly urged to decorate their respective ma i chimes and enter them in this parade. However, if you have a car, whether or not you deco rate it, do not fail to fall in line | with it on the morning of the | 4th. Let us show the people of Arizona that, while there are celebrations that are larger than ours, none can exceed Williams in the spirit and -zest with which we will put it over.
 After the parade there will be Indian street sports and rac- es up to noon; when everyone will line up for the big. free barbecue. There will be de- licious beef and tender mutton for all.
 At 2:3O P. M. the Williams Baseball team will once again, line up against the Ash Fork players, and try to even up the score of winning games, which now stands as two to one in fav- or of Ash Fork. The last game between these two teams was SO close that no baseball fan will want to miss seeing the next one.
 At ' P. M. fast six round boxing contest, preceded by four round preliminary bout will be staged at the Baseball Park. Every red-blooded man will want to see this; as it is now quite fashionable for the gentler (but. according to Kip ing, more deadly) sex, to at end these exhibitions of the art of self defense, no doubt, many fair ladies will also be present.