The billboard (Jan 1910)

JANUiMIV Mb IMi Xtie Billboarcl 29 EvccTttalna la IwsIbbIbc to look agte aiwl ■Imidy tor tlM opealotf of the ■^aaoa, br tlw way. will be daring. tiM early «C April Id SliniTeport. ^Tlw Pattcraoa Trulned Wild Animal 8lM<r. wbicb baa tn^n thts feature attraction nt the fattenoa Stiowa for aeveral jreark paat, wlH n«el<« Ita aham ot aiUltlnaa. ill. rattccaon |p anr amnglnc for a bt( ten-paagr .att fMr PARKnt •H0W:4>PBNlllMi ■ STv^eharcB of Hm compi ~ teokaoe aboot tbtt mlddla pleie all prellmlnarir ■ i-ara wUl carrr tbia annvgatloa. Under tba dlrecUoo of Con. T. KenncOr, tbe jrrat Parker Sbowa. a company alao coutroUeil br C. W. Parker, will be opened about tlw mid- dle of April. Fer ita« traaapoitatloa at tbli company tblrtf-BTU ears wUl )Hijn^ML_ TUa latter cooipaaj la qoartcnd at . ■UXST OFPieSMb Saa. Tbe SbebOTcan County Asrlculluril Aaaocla- ikn bcia Ita an"T*rt mcetins 6atutUajr, Jaaaarr T and decicd Uw Mlowlof odMu*: 1*. K. Wbecler. BCMliMt: -MMk iMan^JllM-VMl- dent: E. A. Dnr. Imam* aac-m»'>(toataa. *«:relarT. It 1> claimed ttut tbe laat year'a county fair bcM It l'l>aiautb, WU., nraa tbe mo*t iucceaaful In Uie blateiT ot tbe aaaocUtloo, wblcb la (our- tecB Tears «U. Tbe data tor tbe ant lUr haa aat aa nc been let. bat uost llkeljr wUI ba baU aaoc tlM In ^ptember. H. J. WILLIA MS' L ONG SEASON. II. J. Wllliania, (eocral asent of Klas and I'urker's Ksllroad Sbowi. eloaed a t«i7 aacccaa- fol aeaaoa of ST weeks at Hattinborc Mlas.. aa Ueeenibrr iS. Tbe abore abow waa ooe «C J. Aasaatna Jaaaa* altraetloaa. Ur. Williams baa —^ .._ jgng, (Of fjif ,12 jeats, act- aa cspacitT nltb bis dUrcRBt hsue. 3ua add f cai ii d la can ut wlU CARNIVAL NOTES. John B. Cullen. manaser ot the Col- uml .\rt>ioerae7 Mlnairela nltb tba amltb tj'n-aier Sbowa. baa takes tbe manaSMMat of Ibe 'J°b>.'aire Pickwick, MobUe. Ala. John Dougrlas (L«opaxd Johnnie) wte baa be^ apeodlos tbe winter in KJlaabetb. & 1^ leaves VcbniaiT 1 ta taas cbatga ot PARK NEWS Preparations for the Coining Paik SeaKHi Taking On an Activity, dm Bapesb Opd- i OB dw Pint o( MuMgen. PROGRESS AT RIVERVIEW. PIKMiOTtNG INDOOR CARNIVALS. W. S. Ob'TTT la aow lo BaltUDOfv peitecUnk plana for the Indoor caralral wblcb ba will (Ive In itiat cltT earl] In Ftebroarr, wltb Waab- Uglon Clljr and PIttaburc to follow. Cooiracta bate been closed In tbe latter place*. TbU a-ill be an Indoor caiulTal Inatead o( Indoor ritvus aa wja imported a few wcvka afo. TAKES SHOW TO HONDURAS. ^ J. U. Sbleld. wlib bis I^onetta Sbow. aalicd laauai7 4 aa tbe stcamsblp ElUa tot Bellae, BMUah Uaadaras. Ur. BMaM. wllb bU eom- •aar af tea atstli> wU> ttV Omtial and Soatli - ctta Ar arSMalta la^tk a( ttaae. Dor- JU9 *B wm *» umti* at a FAIR MANAGERS CONVENE. Tbe Avoclatloo of onto Fair Boya belU Its aoaual coareotioo at Colambus. O., January 12. Oumpoilns tbla aifaoclatloo are many of tbe most promfoent fair mauafiera In tbe Buck- «9C State. FOOD SHOW POSTPONED. At tbe Lreak of day on tbe momlux of tUc twcnilelb ot Septemb<T, 1909. tbo (ay and tea. ilrn alu.w (loBaiia <•( IUi« i » la w fape a l tla a. Ciilearo. «rera tara i t. as U kf aasle Jala i. Damaocb ooldoar wofkskap. artik baadiada ai' baay bnman ' bciacs wreeklac bolUlviBi aad tnninc jEmarrt la prrparatloa for tbe liaprove- ntents of tbe eomtair aeasoo nf 1010. la a abort time tbe place, wberv tboaaauh bad cn1uye<l all tbe lnia(ln.ible pleaanies of Paradise, looked more like the- plmred fle'd of an liam« nae funn In ttie br«i ctage at devciop- meiii. TiKlay the work baa pro^c^aed and inl'^bty ttmctnrea Ixive arlaen, and day by day tliey >nw n-ocv and more Uke tU>- Joy prodi that bid Cair to create a flow o? uia<bt*r aajanatat ta mnaJir tknatk tk« ctsards tbat rr.Mwat tUs aaoat tabular Caiease rarfc. 8>-'eral new ridlas de«leea are bow nadsr tbe process ot caii5tnictl<A and tbe aM timers, loicb n the flcure elicbt and tba aoenle raHwar are belae remodeled 'n order to keep oaea wltb toe times. Wltb tbew added t4 tbe popolar aky- «kliui.iT< tlr«jdr tamrd, Bhervltw la destined to tskx the honor of Oooey Islsad mmmr ttcm New Yio-k end place aa i milaaat - ka .it la Oblr^so tbat will be wccad toae paKar vatidi fair expoaltloa awr ssplaittd. tk a WaNgta a t Sl a ml a y. ka»a raae to rra- ^itSSr <rtil'wL*8»S*iyjLa piSfi? qn'ot tfea KMHit daj- and It is t» thla aad tkat their Maia tMry wOi ba to offer Udr patiraa aoeb amwmneat aa wtU sailafr aadpleaae to tb< foil limit or iheir fan caraelty. Tbey ba«« alreaiiy raa>le wreftarrs ta tba letdlac moalal orcaalu tIon> «r the world aail the laisa tent ah<iws nnd elrenaesi. wbo. after tbe i)h.*nomeaal aocccaH of the FiifTalo Bill aytr^sation at BlTerTle>* last aeaaon, bare come to tbe coudnaluo tbat tbe rabatltntloD of tbe park encloaare la place of tbe old-time aand lot aa a show around, will prore a auec^aa. Tbe oil Bowny at Klvfrrieir haa iK>ea com like a ne>r at- arba basa betaa aecallaltoaa wttfc tbe trkaartrste mtaatement of tbe BipmMm are af tfea. felaheat t71>e of entei latiiaiail aai anne bat tkabeat n-ni be allowed annwitieat cold Held for 1910. read aad A paatpoaeewat of ibe Xatlsaal UsaM irraaaHlan. TVealaa. X. J., fei cMed aM. Tbs Aow waa la feata ■tday, Jaaaaiy 8. Marcb S' aad wark wm tba dales w8 « >l< t < tawt««l. 8at- FAIR NOTES. -The firty-flrat annual me«iins of the 1 lla ««> st a AcHeattacal aerlety sms beld in St. ■U.R.. BILLIE BOUCHER DEAD. On tbe mornlnc of December 14. Prut. J. \V. Boucher died from a acrofe* of uamlyvl.t aii<l •-unsratloo, at Waukrenab. h"ln. iic waa rjtjwl at macdtoa. Ky.. and bad worked for Sella BMa.' aMa akaws for ama iwaisL Ua snat bU Mi.lB Ifea afeoar km la i ss aad waa araiflnc tor Woaiaek'a BmIc ahaar wken fee «*d. T!.. •bow stofiaat fir~0B«a darlnr bta slckner*. •Iralb and kMlil ■llHllI 11 li i learra a wir.- ■ nd two cMlmi at BaCanla. Ala., aad s boat "t friends BMisaa paafkashwai peaale to moom iii'^ iiepartan*. ua arsa aa kaaanfela ifessnnao, > credit to Ibe aaaltaBlsa aad was atwsva true lo bla Ml ~ COL. reRARi OPSNS zoo. Fersri, ened hia winter circuit . opei - ^ nlil car bama, Third street ami IVIawarv aren>ie. llarHaburv. Pa.. New le.ir'a ■tny. Ttu- 3r«t wnek waa rery aacce»«f«l. not- "•lih«t«n<llni- il"" worat nt-ather of the winter. "HiQ aoo In Qtitlcr tbo iviwiial dire-ton of C»»l. tvrnri ivlili the fotlnnlnn atnll: B. U. Palnck, K'-n.-rnI manager: Carl Tttmqolat. aupcrlnten- 'lenl: ami Ibc followlnj; tralncra: Cj|it. Clark. 11^ Bertloo and I/eon Snatraan. The openlair tkaar rraaUted of Cant, (nark wl'b M« arw." «f Hnna, leopards and tl«era; Ilcrr Bettliw In the Hon hnat: Teraello on the »!a.-« wire: Prsn- '-<'■ and Bnaecs. norelty elretrlcal alnictaK ami 'iMnrInc set: aad BioTlna plrtiin-^. Alimt the »rM nt Marrk mianllnea will he PARKING OF MOCCASIN TRACK, . - AAPULM, OKLA. Iliatorlc Uoeeasin Track st Sspnipa la to be- come 111 reality what It has alwaya beea de- alca>4 apparently to be, a place ot amoaement for the p«Dple. Mr. F. M. CUacey. oC Boicfca Spclmia. Atk.. baa asenrvd from Waatfeenrax * Oa,, teal estate Irokers. nf SapolM, Okia,. aa aytlMi aboat t.lxty tm* ot laS liiilill^ aC tha feMarle Moccasin Tracka BlaK'aad aattSMdiBK aataral park.ible lands. This tract of land U ool.v a half mile from tbe platted portion of Sapalpa. the street car line now rnnntn^ wltbln that distance froo. what will be tbe entrance, and the snAe i* already botlt throach tbla property. It ta tbe IntenttoB of Mr. dancer ta tm a pleasotc park Gompaoy. aad feaptfir* this property tfee caolac spnas. tt la ■w fe ai i t daabt one ot Natota'a park ptadaHlsas. Reachlnp east from Sapalpa Is a aradnst ateration of mntle. atoplnic. wooded ernand ntttil It n>aeb^ the ahmpt preclplcr-i^ ef rnck. then d<opplo;t 130 feet lo a levri, 1«eantiriiUy -wooded rrore. with a natural laxnnn. a small riter. and ekirteil by the bluY In a aeml circle aracnd tbe bottom of which ^i-c r.«k^ from tbe alae of a house to nae of -1 ematli-r else. Hie whole la a tro^y heaiitlful apot. and with a rery little help to Katnte will be aude a place to enjoy unesi-ir to tbo. tallest iilaal. aa at aa tba*. ta tb t sllis t weatber. la MH-Mt ilTiU eC a cool sad refresblnic feicew. IW aataral fev ot the aarpnnidln^ eo un iiy forms a draft which comes tip tbranub tbe ralley lllfe th<- natural draft of a cblmney. Sapniin. wltb It* rnpl.ll.v Incre.islnc 13.0iX> iDbabltants. the snrrounilln? towns ciinnectrd by Intemrtian and railroad linos. woiiM now keep sneh an attraetlre place bns.r. and there Is no d.Kibt tbat Mr. Clsncer knows perfect'T well what he can do with sndi a pmnrnlil.n lisTlnc nail considerable eTperli'lici* iilnnjr tliat psrtlcillsr line.' improvemen ts' to cost $5aooa A. Jahn. of Phl1iidi«tphln. rcpnwnttnir mimtw of cnn!tBll*f!». nurchnwil tb* i^miIc rnllWRT at Brao-^vwln** Rprlnir^ r«rlc. Wllmtnir- too. IVU Tt»!s nillwar \n tn he torn down nni\ n rlrtlnir d«T!re koo^vn the Hen Hiir R««** wtll rrjAntC' it. A wtilrlirlnd ronRtrr will aim ln»tiill<*«l. A rotnpuny t* now bclnv Incorpo- ratM. and It wtll hare tbm priTUegc* tor CONCESSIONS WANTED Season 1910. UNSDOWNE PAIK, East St. Laris, Ills. 86 acres ot psrk. 14 seres ot Iske. llnll 2A mlnntes ride from St. l>oais. — Sccolc, Human Bonlette. Shoot tbe Cbntea. Mlnlatata By. death makea an openloc for blc attractions. Only aaik-<MB tendance Sundays laat year srerared 22,000. mtt mm flM always. RVGB VOBBOOS, Oenaral Biff Indocemeots offereil etc. Col. ~ ■ ROLL' Tiei -TICKI nr THBATIIK TICKETS. aTRip Tieiwfs. BoMrved Seat Tbeattts'Tielceta, dated and undated, printed with aeat number, i row, etc., to auit yotir tlieatre. Send diagram. Let lu quote you priced: Dm I TIPirCTC s,ooo.si.ss 10,000,ss.so 28,000.ss.00 B0.000 sejw nULL lluKClO 18,000. S.7S 20,000, am T6,000, 7.60 100,000, 9.80 ROVAL TICK^ GO^ Sbwdkio, Pen. FIPTY^ICOND JUI'D IIAUTCD aTRBm. '- CNICIlOOb^ ILL Fomdi aeuaB. Stuated in the heait J0^ the city. Traii»> poitation unexcelled. 500.900 population within a ratlius of one mile. For full particulars address LDNA PARK COMPANY, 4163 S. Halsted Street, CHICAGO. ILL JAMES O'LEARY, Prasidant. NOTICE! PARK ATTRACTIONS AND DEVICES NOTE THESE FACTS d yoQ hare serer i nusco „ PABK aa AI. itaSCO PARK. WHY1 Beeaoaa . PROFm tn a tew coaeesstoaalres. latber tbsn smsU pcsMa la a minilmr. TBAB3 we bs«e bad notblas NEW. Now we Ei«» Mbets a rhauce ot a wa ot sack s pax BIG FOB riTE UFETIUS. DIXIKtAND PARK OPEN*. PIxIrMnil Park. JacksonTllli-. Fla.. wa.» oprn.-l Jsnii.iry «, timler the mnnnKement of Paul C. Tllnni. flrit-Ha!*'" ahowK anil conceaslons In larce n'lmh-'nt are Inrate^t at nixlelan,!. POWELL A THEATRE MANAGER. Ri-n Powell, an nM-lltr" eirrua maa. last ses- aoo with the RInirlInc Show, la now manaaor of the Oarrlrk Tlief»t"e- rittnmwa, Iowa. James RmW. a brother of 3a>-k Rant. leaaee of (bo llarllaataa and Ottnmwa hnnaea. Is the aeir Initall wUI he considered (exceplins tb* (uuowlns coneesaioiis wblcb are almuly la- atalled): Fl^re Eiabt. Merry.Go-R<mvl. circle Swinjc. Ferris Wbeel. Sbootlna Gallery, rbotos. Cafe. Danclnx Parlllon and Batblns Beactu Will rent equipped theatre, 33x73. seats Bbont 300. MIND roD. Ourbinc new for ilVE YEABS. HASN'T BEEN NECE^ HABY. IS THEjnME BIP«t .Night n» a park ss socceasfol to all concerned. Not lu tua coaa^^.lalUMW poMiailuu lo draw from. Steamboats from tbe city and ezeiinUoa fSsaMaaMaa at aar.pWra. 12 railroada and I nterorbaa, all brins bnndreds Into the city. JtoaddtMolaBB «■ Sumlaya. NOW LISTEN—Don't offer u» aoytblne «r Uke up oor <■■• HhMa pm are iirvpated. nnnsclally, to make sood. . . PARK OPENS MAY 14th A DPHEB B V. C. SEAVER. - AL FRESCO PARK. Peoria. Illinois, or Gonoral OffloM S —v r Enf rpri—s. 108 EastMadUen StrMt. Illlnsis. A NEW RIDING DEVICE The Novelty Machine Company being the only company now building the Circle Swing and building the only Circle Swing which has never .lad an accident in the seven years ol its esistenee. will not. in any way, neglect its Circle Swing business in the future, but, at the same time, this companv is placing on the market THIS YEAR A NEW RIDING DEVICE, of which the first model was successfullly operated last sununer and proved successful in eveiy particidar. The NEW RIDE has THREE DISTINCT MOTIONS and is in appearance UNLIKE ANTniDIG on the market. It has a capacity of 96 rsMf ncff i i every two'minutes, and is reinnisaiUe for its number of repntos. It sells for much less than the Circle Swing, did when it was new. Watch this H>ace for cut. Meanwhile write for pardeulais. ,■ ". ■ NOVELTY MACHINE COMPANY. 2 Ractor Stroat, .... NEW YORK CITY j