Show BRILLIANT FESTIVITIES Elaborate Carnivals Held In Many Cities PAGEANTS MILES LONG I CONSIST OF GAILY DECORATED I FLOATS MID BANDS Thousands of Visitors Witness the Spectacular Parades Mountain and Plain festival In Denver Veiled Prophet In St Louis Spokane and Kansas City Outdo All Former Carnivals Denver Cot Oct 5The third annual faslval of Mountain and Plain oIJrnf today with beautiful weather and an isnznense crowd of merrymakers For 4S hours railroads have been 1JOurJc iiejr streams of visitors Into ttis city from all directions and taese nave been greaUy augmented by arnvafe tn wagons wag-ons from even the mast remote portions of the state Many of todays arrivals had besn a full week on toe road caimp W3 aJccig the route and enjoying the top to the utmost A conservative eat mate pieces the attendarice fram out aci la tee cty at not less tlhan 50000 ansi titi iiiee nail purcaps cwice as many of DLoJYc cAiztrs Uod ieauons of want age alone ths lie of mardh of the pageant of procress Oie parade started at 115 p m anti was four nues in length requas ei hour and 45 mijvates to pass a Awe point Music for the march wars fumiuh cii by 22 cccmet bands beside iihe Chuncse band TIe parade as its title Jl cal BS was illustrative of the progress made In rtlmoois in Colorado frcrn the pre histcrc clUe dwallers to tfie rracnt I At night an illurn nuited cycle parodk vms given The dissoratioes of the aLly t both iVr day and nni dtcplays are very elaiboiraite anti fnainldscme Spokanes Carnival Spokane Wash Oct 5 Trecntv thousand people witnosaad tt rte laTvest day peuraJfe today at the opening of Ins ftyurtfli annual fruit far The iizeMA was the snowiest ever seen in Spokane It was over a rrle i1 toruth and every feature in it had to undergo icspeta befoi it was admitted by the coinage I meat Tlhe first oat was that ef Lao Goddess of Plenty II1e gdd w5 bes I Hiss Rose Dialect of Walla Walla at tenflcQ by Sorni Summer Arvn I tlct1Wl J and Winter Brttish reeldsats tJod a lVrJKJrome limit tvcLta of Enttailiis I gtsialntss i aTil the Scaailnavaa8 fad I one tyclcaJ of the great deeds of thor famous mea TotlngJit the city 3s crowded with I visitors Every train comiag in ftom the surrounding country 5diy brought I I liucdnds of people and from JmmTa tllCon gutirared aiL the railway offlecs it J lt T3 thai weir 5 000 excur onEs I came 11 oa tIle vancus trains The far will continue for tta days It is called I a fruit far thciiGh ILT reaJity it 5s an I exXSt1n of ne 4ndusries end BJU > I I ucts of cai era Washington anQ Oregon i western Mcmlano Idah > and British CcCumbio Music is pupplcd by the I S teenih fnfazitnr band from Wafa WsJla and three local bands TcnlsCu the city SB brKMantJy illuminated Festivities In Kansas City Kansas City Oct Carnival week is on in full blast The festivities were begun officially tonight when Pallas Athner followed by her retinue made her triumphant entry into the city Fortyfive thousand visitors bid her welcome It was one of the greatest crowds ever drawn together here and probably the most brilliant The grand parade marking the entry of Pallas and her priests was com DOSe of 20 cortreous floats and 21 strlnsr bands The floats represented characters charac-ters from the fairy tales of Hans Christian and others on fairies and princes elves hobgoblins and all the choice spirits that inhabited the imagination im-agination of the Danish writer appearIng appear-ing In profusion These were the creation cre-ation of some of the best mechanical skill in the country and proved more beautiful than any yet shown The streets through which the parade passed were fairly ablaze with electric r lights and the fronts of many buildings ere literally covered with bunting I colored emblems and flags Visitors are still arriving in great numbers hyj every train and the crowd will undoubtedly un-doubtedly surpass in numbers any in 1 I Kansas Citys history The Veiled Prophet St Louis Oct 5Immense throngs of people are flocking into the city from the surrounding country to attend the fall festivities which begin tonight with the annual parade of the veiled prophet and the granrl ball given subsequently sub-sequently in his honor at the Merchants Mer-chants Exchange The crowd is estimated esti-mated at fully onethird greater thia any one heretofore k conservative es lmate places the number of visitors at 130000 The subjects taken for the floats in tonights parade are the best known and most popular songs written during tht past century or more In addition to the parade and ball the St Louis exposition and the St Louis fair which will be open during the hole of this week are great attractions = |