The Yale expositor., 1922-09-28

last of the week that he dealt out
the first, there ISN'T a question of
doubt but what the Yale fair will
be success in the way of attend
ance. A fair crowd was out on
Wednesday and all speak we'll of
every feature of the show.
The base ball game between
Yale and Capac was an interest
ling contest. Capac, the self styl-
ed champions of st. Clair county
were humiliated by the fast play
ing Yale bunch. But it was some
game. Yale won by the score
of 8 to z in IL innings, and our
team will have a chance in the
play-off game Friday.
Two snappy horse races were
pulled off, a green pace and a
2:18 pace.
There are the usual number OF
wheels and other devices that
visit the country fairs, and the
kiddies seem to have special de-
light in the rides provided
The list of special attractions
are better than are usually found,
and the midway is a crowded
thoroughfare at all hours
The balloon ascension and par
achute drop is one of the biggest
drawing cards of the big show.
One of the attractions for the
balance of the week is an old
timer for our city, the Henderson
Juvenile Kiltie Band, which has
been here on two different occas.
ions, and are well liked.
The program for today will be
a repetition of the good thing'
presented yesterday.
The base ball gams is between
Fargo and Emmett, and the con
test will be a hard fought one ali
the way through.
There will be the balloon ascen
sion and drop from the clouds
the other five free acts and twt
horse races--a green trot and {
2:40 pace.
This evening there will be biz
show on the grounds. All thC
acts will be shown and there viii
be a grand display of fire works
The fireworks display which will
be seen every evening will. bt
furnished by the Thearle-DuffielC
Co., which has furnished the
displays at the State Fair for sew
eral years, and you may be sure
'hey are good.
Friday is the banner day of tht
fair, and it is expected that Yal,
will have the biggest crowd of Wis
itors ever gathered here for ;
days entertainment. The Por
Huron Chamber of Commerce ha
promised to come up and visit th'
fair, and will bring along a bi!
crowd of boosters from that city
1t will also be school day, ever!
pupil under 13 years of age from
the Yale schools and also tn
surrounding rural schools will
be admitted free of charge.
1t is expected that all bust
ness places of the city will b.
closed to help swell the crowd a
the fair grounds. The Odd Eel
lows will also take part in thi
days doings.
The base ball game will b
between the two winning team
of the other days, and the purs
will be big enough to guarante
an interesting game. The attrac
tions will be Prof. Gilmartin il
balloon ascension and para
chute drop, the Kiltie band, tn
Scotch pipers and dancers, tn
four other free attractions; tw
good horse races-Free-for-all an
farmers, race. There will also b
a big program Of Scotch games
and those wishing to enter in tn
different events should see tn
secretary before Friday.
The evening will be filled wit
a program of different amust
ments and the midway will b
wide open. Free dancing in tn
dancing pavilion each day an
night, and the best of music wi
be in attendance.
Music for each and every da
will be furnished by the Bervill
30-piece band.
The program for Saturday hs
not been announced as yet, br