Show I ROOSEVELT WILL ItA HAVE HAVEA VE i iA A MONSTER PROGRAM Roosevelt is going to celebrate cele cele- brate the Fourth in a befitting manner and arid an unusually elaborate elaborate elaborate orate program has been pre pre- pared Following is the order of the day MORNING PERFORMANCE CE Artillery salute bv by Robert A A. Mauley Manley Singing America by the audience Reading ot of the Declaration of Independence by William Villiam 0 ONeal Neal Opening prayer Chaplain A. A J j. j Pack Male I ale quartette Hamlin Pearce Strain and Swain Oration Prof N. N L. L Nelson Mandolin l n and guitar selection selection selection tion Mr 1 and Mrs Irs MilS Miler Mil Mil- S er and E. E Swain Recitation Mrs T. T A. A Phil Phil- lips Song Cald Caldwell we 1 brothers Elisha Campbell I Vocal solo 11 Mrs rs Hazel Fri- Fri zell Comic selection Albin Birch Singing Sing choir Closing prayer chaplain AFTERNOON XO PERFORMANCE Boys Boy's races ages f G to S 8 to tolU lU 10 0 10 lU t to o 12 12 1 12 to 15 1st prize I 2nd prize I Same ages and arid same prizes for or gi girls I Free-for-all Free horse race i entry fee 4 1 or more to io start 1st st prize 1000 2nd prize 5 Saddle horse horde race entry enry en- en try ry fee 4 or more to start 1st prize 2nd price P Pony race ce weighing vei less hing-less less than 00 pounds 1st prize 2nd prize no entrance fee ee Free-for-all Free foot race 1st prize 2nd prize Sack races wheelbarrow races races races rac rac- es three-legged three races relay races run and jump stand and jump ump throwing throwing- hammer la ladies ladies' ladies ladies' ladies ladies' la- la dies' dies races of all kinds Suitable Suitable Suitable Suit Suit- able prizes for each event ent I BASEBALL vs the Indian boys pu purse of 15 1 Roosevelt elt will challenge winner win- win ncr ler for purse of 15 |