The New York Clipper (June 1916)

Jane 10 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 29 ORDER YOUR POSTERS and ADVERTISING 4th JULY and HOMECOMINGS FROM HENNEOAN & C< 319 Ocsmm St* Cincinnati, O. Wrlto for Samples NEWBURGH.—Orange Lake Park. B. B. OdalL mgr. ~ OLEAN.—Rocky City Park. W. P. Bailey, mgr.; Rlverhurst Park, W. P. Bailey, mgr. OLCOTT.—Olcott Beach. GRISKANY.—Summit Park, Charles S. Donnelley, mgr. OSWEGO.—Oswego Beach, Frank Gookey. mgr. iKEXFORD.—Rexlord Park, Willard. E. Busby, mgr. ROCHESTER—Ontario Beach Park. Elmer Wal- ters, mgr. SACANDAGA Sacandaga, P. W. Wilson, mgr. SYLVAN BEACH.—Carnival Park, M. Cavana. TROY.—Rensselaer Park W. R. Swarts, mgr. WAVEULY.—Keystone Part. NORTH CAROLINA. CHARLOTTE.—Riverside Park; Lakewood Park, W. S. Orr, mgr.; Electric Park ; Oakland Park, W. S. Orr. mgr. DURHAM.—Lakewood Park. R. L. Llndsey, mgr. RALEIGH.—"Bloomsdale." D. F Fort Jr.. mgr. WINSTON-SALEM.—Piedmont Park. O. E. Webb, WILMINGTON;—Greenfield Park. W. B. Brice, mgr. > OHIO. AKRON.—Lakeside Park Casino. Harry A Hawn. mgr.: Silver Lake Park, Wm. Lodge, mgr. ASHTABULA.—Woodland Beach Park. J. C Bard. CANTON.—Myers Lake Park. C. Y. Riddle, mgr. CEDAR POINT.—Cedar Point Park. CELINA.—Mercellna Park. CINCINNATI.—Chester Park, I. M. Martin, mgr.; Coney Island, Arthur RIesenberger, mgr.: Zoo- logical Garden. W. P. Whitlock, mgr.; Belch- rath's Park, Frank Relchrath, mgr. CLEVELAND. — Euclid Avenue Gardens; Luna Park. Col. C. X. Zimmerman, mgr. COLUMBUS.—Olentangy Park. J. W. & W. J. Duscnbury, mgrs.; Indlanola Park, Charles E. Miles, mgr. DAYTON.—Lakeside Park, L. M. Humphrey, mgr. .FINDLAY.—Riverside Park, I. L. Metzler. mgr. KENT.—Lake Bradv Park. D. G. Bartman, mgr. LAKESIDE.—Lakeside Park. A B. Jones, mgr. LIMA.—Hover Park, L. H. Rogers, owner; McCul- longb Lake, H. P. Mans, ores. . MANSFIELD.—Casino Park. E. R. Endly, mgr.; Luna Casino, G. W. Statler. mgr. MARIETTA.—Fern Cliff Park, E. H. Willis, mgr. PARRAL.—Snsnyslde Park, C. R. Wagner, mgr. SEVILLE.—Chippewa Lake. A M. Beach, mgr. SPRINGFIELD. — Fairbanks and New Sun. Sun Amuse. Co., mgrs.; Spring Grove, W. A. all- ien, mer. 6TEUBENVILLE.—Stanton Park YOUNGSTOWN.—Idora Park. R. B. Piatt, mgr.; Cascade Park. R. E. Piatt, mgr. ZANESVILLE.—Moxahaha Park, Chas. Jones, mgr. ____ OKLAROHA. McALESTER.—Star Alrdome, A. Bert Este-j, mgr.; Lake Park; Sans Soucl Park. A Bert Estes, mgr. MUSKOGEE..—Hyde Park; Olympic Alrdome, Harry P. Moseley. mgr. OKLAHOMA. — Fair Park Theatre. P. C. North, mgr.: State Fair Park; Belle Isle Park, H. C. Martin, mgr. OKMULGEE. — Empress Alrdome. Moseley Bros. mgrs.: Moseley Park. R. B. Moseley, mgr. SAND SPRINGS.—Sand Springs Park, E. M. Monsell, mgr. OREGON. PORTLAND.—Oaks Park, John P. Cordray, mgr. UTAH. SALT LAKE CITY.—Salt Palace, Longsford & Nel- son, nigra ; Lagoon, J. Bergcrman, mgr.; Ma- jestic Park. SALTAIB.—Saltalr Beach. Joseph Nelson, mgr. PENNSYLVANIA. ALLBNTOWN.—Dorney Park. F. S. Khisey. mgr.; Central Park. ALTOONA. — Lakcmont Park Theatre. J. M. Seheuck. mgr. ASH LAN D.—Woodland Park, Wm. S. Lleb. mgr. BEAVER FALLS..— Morado Park, W. H. Boyee, mgr. BUTL ER.— AfcHnwrtB, Park, E. C. Carpenter, mgr. CHESTER.—Chester Fair and Amuse. Park, James E. McDevitt, mgr. ERIE.—'Four Mile Creek Park. H. T. Foster, mgr.; Waldemere Park. EASTON—Island Park. H. R, Febr, mgr. GIRARDVTLLE. — Woodland Park, Wm. S. Lleb, mgr. GREBNSBTJBG.—Oakford Park, O. C Hartley, mgr. HANOVER.—Elchelberger Park. E. M. Grumblne, mgr. HARRISBURG.—Paxtang Park. Felix M. Davis, HAZLBTON.—«axle Pa*. JOHNSTOWN.—Lima Park. KITTANNING.—Lenape Park. O. C. Hartley, mgr. LANCASTER.—Rocky Springs Park. LBECHBURG.—Allison Park, O. O. Hartley, mgr. McKBESPORT,—Olympla Park, O. C. Hartley, MAUCH' CHUNK.—Flagstaff Park, J. F. GeUer, mgr. MOUNT CARMEL.—Mavsville Park, E. W. Samuel, NEW BRIGHTON.—J unction Park, W. H. Boyce, mgr. NEWCASTLE.—Cascade Park. H. A Pollack, mgr. PHILADELPHIA — Willow Grove Park, J. B. Davles, mgr.; Point Breeie Park. Stetser Bros., mgrs.; Wood side Park, Norman S. Alexander, mgr. PITTSBURGH. — Kennywood Park. A S> McSwi- gan.mgr.: West-View Park (Allekheny) ; Plttc- burgh Hippodrome. POTTSDAM.—Ringing Rocks Park, Wm. J. Hard- aker, mgr. PARKERSBURG.— Crystal Spring Park, J. C. Young, mgr. POTTSVILLE,—Tumbling Run, C. F. Crane, mgr. BEADING.—Carsonla Park. O. S. Gelger, mgr.. SAYRE.—Keystone Park, W. Q Case. mgr. SCRANTON.—Luna Park. T. F. Babson, mgr. J Rocky Glen Park. Valley View Park, W. L. Cairns, mgr.: Mooslc Lake Park ; Lake Ladore; Northern Electric Park. SHAMOKIN.—Edzewood Park, G. G. Kutp. mgr. SHARON.—Idlewild Park. W. J. Daly, mgr. SUNBURY.—Rolling Green Park. TAMAQUA.—Manilla Park. WASHINGTON;—Alrdome. WILLIAM3PORT.—Vallamont Park, Wm. H. Amer, WILLLAMSTOWN.—Midway Park. RHODE ISLAND. NEWPORT.—Sheedy's Freebody Park, Charles B. Cook. mgr. (RIVERSIDE.—Crescent Park, B. A, Harrington, mgr. ROCKY POINT.—Rocky Point Park. B. A. Har- rington, mgr. WARWICK.—Rocky Point, R. A Harrington, mgr. SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON.—Hampton Park Alrdome. Chas. T. Matthews, mgr. Isle of Palms, Maurice Boom, mgr. SOUTH DAKOTA. FORESTBURG—Buskin Park, 0. E. Mjriard. mgr. TENNESSEE. CHATTANOOGA—Warner Park. KNOXVILLE.—ChlOxowee Park, Russell Henricl, mgr. MEMPHIS.—iBast End Park, A B. Morrison, mgr.; Lyric Theatre, Ben]. M. Stalnback, mgr. NASHVILLE—Alrdome,.Jas. W. Kean. mgr.; Glen- dale Park. TEXAS. BRYAN.—West Side Park. C. G. Parsons, owner. CORPUS CHRISTI. — Lloyd's Pleasure Pier. J. H. Lloyd, mgr. DALLAS.—Lake Cliff Park Casino. BL PASO.—Electric Park. FORT WORTH Lake Como. T. C. Bunch, mgr. GALVESTON.—Galveston Beach. HOUSTON.—Colonial Park. MINERAL WELLS.—Standard Alrdome. Frank L- Deal, mgr. ■ MARSHALL.—Sue Belle. Lake, R. L. Jennings; mgr. SAN ANTONIO.—Electric Park. G. 8. Rumbaugh, pres.: Exposition Park, W. 8. Sinahelmer, mgr.; Luna Park. TEMPLE.—Midway Park. W. Q. Haag. mgr. VIRGINIA. HAMPTON.—Buckroe Beach Park. J. V. Buckford, mgr. LYNCHBURG.—Rlvermont Park, E. I.attimore, mgr. NORFOLK.—Ocean View Park Casino, Otto Wells, PETERSBURG.—Ferndale, J. E. Harnell, mgr.; Lakemont Park, C. A Owens, mgr. WEST POINT.—Beach Park. G. S. Perklnson, mgr. WASHINGTON.—Natatorium Park. WEST VIRGINIA. CHESTER.—Rock Springs Park, J. H. Maxwell, mgr. CLARKSBURG.—Norwood Park, Edmund Denham, FAIRMONT.—Sonth Side Park. 0. F. Lough, mgr. MANNINGTON«—Eureka Park, H. C. Anderson, MONONGAH.—Traction Park, 0. E. Peddlcord, mgr. PARKERSBURG.—Terrapin Park. J. Paul Crane, PADeT'cITY.— Padcn City Park. W. J. McCoy, mgr. WHEELING.—Wheeling Park, Griffiths & Crane, mgrs. WISCONSIN. BELOIT.—Yost Park, John A. Yost. mgr. KENOSHA—Anderson Park, Andrew Anderson, mgr. MARINETTE.—Lakeside Park. Win>ur McPherson, mg r. MILWAUKEE.—-Pabst Park. F. W. Harlands. mgr. RACINE.—Kllnkert Park, A. A. Pabl, mgr.; Union Park. Retnhold Slltz, mgr. WAUSAU.—Rotschnd Park. Wis. Valley Electric Co., mgrs. $250,000 FOR FAIRS, Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been appropriated by the' State of New York to pay the societies and fair associations that expended money In the promotion of agricultural and do- mestic arts, and for the promotion of education along agricultural lines. The- Depa r tment of Agriculture baa Just com- pleted the work of examining the reports and com- puting tie apportionment due each of the eighty- eight societies. FAIRS FOR 1916. STATE FAIR S AND E XPOSITIONS ALABAMA STATE FAIR, Birmingham, O. 5-14, S. H. Fowlkes. ALABAMA STATE EXPOSITION, Montgomery, O. 23-28. George T. Barnes, P. O. Box 732, AM. ROYAL LIVE STOCK SHOW. Kansas City, Mo., O. 2-7, W. H. Weer. ARIZONA STATE FAIR, Phoenix, N. 13-18, F. D. Shaughnessy. BAINBB1DGE TRI-STATB FAIR, Balnbridge, Ga., O. —, Qulmby Melton. BURLINGTON TRI-STATB PAIR. Burlington. la., A. 12-19, Geo. H. Holcombe. 012 V4 Iowa State Bank Bldg. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR, Sacramento, S. 2-9. Chas. W. Paine. CALGARY INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, Calgary, Alta.. Can™ J. 20-Jy. 5. E. L. Richardson. COLORADO STATE FAIR, Pueblo, S. 18-23, Chas. M. Welch. DELAWARE STATE FAIR. Wilmington, S. 4-8, S. H. Wilson, 1 West Fifth Street. DELAWARE STATE CORN SHOW, Newark, D. —, Prof. A E. Grantham. GEORGIA STATE FAIR, Macon, N. 2-11, Harry C. Robert, Pythian Castle Bldg. GEM STATE FAIR, Boise City, Idaho, S. 23-30, O. P. Hendershot. HAGEBSTOWN INTERSTATE FAIR, Hagerston. O. 10-13, D. H. Staley. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, Springfield, S. 15-23. B. M Davison. INDIANA STATE FAIR, Indianapolis, S. 4-8, Chas. Downing, 14 State House. IOWA STATE FAIR, Des Mokies. A. 23-S. 1, A B. Corey. INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION. Chicago, III., D. 2-9. B. U. Heldc. INTER-STATE LIVE STOCK PAIR ASSOCIA- TION, Sioux City, la., S. 18-23. Joe Morton. INTER-STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION. Trenton, N. J., S. 25-29, Mablon R. Margerum. INTER-STAB FAIR, La Crosse, Wis., S. 26-29, C. S. Van Auken. KANSAS STATE FAIR, Hutchinson, S. 18-23, A. L. Sponsler. KANSAS STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION. Topeka, S. 11-16. Phil Eastman. KENTUCKY STATE FAIR. Louisville, S. 11-18, W. J. Gooch. KANKAKEE INTERSTATE FAIR. Kankakee, 111.. S. 4-9. Len. Small. LOUISIANA STATE FAIR. Sbrcveport, N. 1-0. Lous N. BrueggerbolT, Box 1100. ■MARION INTERSTATE FAIR. Marlon. la., A. 21-25, Claude W. Lutt. MARYLAND STATE FAIR, Tftnonlum. S. 6-9, Jas. S. Nussear. MINNESOTA STATE FAIR. Hamllne. S. 4-9, John C. Simpson. MICHIGAN STATE FAIR, Detroit, S. 4-13, G. W. Dickinson, 501 Bowles Bldg. MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR, Jackson, O., 23-28, Mable L. Stlre. MISSISSIPPI-ALABAMA FAIR Meridian, Mis*, O. 16-21. A. H. George.. MISSOURI STATE FAIR. Sedalla, O. 28-30. H. T. Major. MONTANA STATE FAIR, Helena, S. 25-30. Pete B. Snelson. MEMPHIS TRI-STATB FAIR, Memphis, Tenn., 8. 24-0. 3, Frank D. Fuller. NEBRASKA STATE FAIR, Lincoln, S. 4-9. W. R. Mellor. NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR. Albuquerque, O. 24- 28,_R. W. Wiley. NEW YORK STATE FAIR. Syracuse, S. 11-16, Albert E. Brown, State House. NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR, Raleigh. O. 17-21, Joseph E. Pogue. NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR ASSN., Fargo, Jy. 17-22 C A Nash. NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR, Grand Forks, Jy. 25-29. D. V. Moore. ' NORTHERN WISCONSIN STATE FAIR ASSN.. Chlppawa Falls. S. 18-22, C. E. Johnson. OHIO STATE FAIR, Columbus. A 28-8. 1, G. A Staaffer. OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR, Oklahoma City, S. 23- 30 I. S. Mahan, 130% W. Grand Ave. OREGON STATE FAIR. Salem. S. 25-30, A. H. Lea. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPO- SITION, No. Portland, Ore:, D. 4-9, O. M. PHtmmer. QUEBEC PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION, Quebec, Can.. A. 2S-S. 2, George Morrlset. ROCHESTER EXPOSITION, Rochester, N. Y., 8. 4-9, Edgar F. Edwards. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSI- TION. Huron. S. 11-15, C. N. Mcllvalne, SOUTH TEXAS STATE FAIR, Beaumont, N. 10- 18. C. H. Bone. SPOKANB INTBR-STATE FAIR, Spokane, Wash., S. 4-9. Edith Jones. ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL FAIR, St. Louis, Mo.. O. 2-7, John T. Stlnson. SOUTHEASTERN FAIR ASSN., Atlanta. Ga.. O. 14-21. R. M. Striplln. TENNESSEE STATE FAIR. Nashville, 8. 18-23, J. W. Russwurm. TEXAS COTTON PALACE ASSOCIATION. Waco, N. 4-19, 8. N. Mayfield. _ TEXAS STATE FAIR. Dallas, O., 14-29. W. H. Stratton. UTAH STATE FAIR, Salt Lake City, 0. 2-7, Hor- _ace S. Ensign, Vermont Building. VANCOUVER EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION, Van- couver, B. C, Can., A. 14-10, H. 8. Rolston, 424 Pacific Balldlng. VERMONT STATE FAIR. White River Jet.. 8. 12- 15. F. L. Davis. VIRGINIA STATE FAIR, Richmond, O. 9-14, A. Warwick. _ .„ WASHINGTON STATE FAIR, No. Yakima, 8. 18- 23, Frank Meredith.