The Billboard 1913-03-22: Vol 25 Iss 12 (1913-03-22)

r 2 + +» a Se 4&5 100 The Billboard MARCH 22, 1913. FAIR LIST (Continued from page 97.) Fremont—-Sandusky Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 16-19. C. A. Hochenedel, secy. Greenville—Dark Co. Agri. Soc. Aug. 25-29. Frank Plessinger, secy. Hicksville—Detiance Co, Agrl. Soc, Sept. 16-20 J. E. Mercer, secy. Kento liardin Co. Agri. Soc, Aug. 26-29. F. U, Jones, secy ao -Fairfield Co. Agrl. Soc. Oct. 1-18 T. McClenaghan, secy. — fe jon —Madison Co. Agri. Sec. Aug. 26-29 Lamar 1 Wilson, secy. McConnelsville—Morgan Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 17-19. J. E. Torbert, secy. Manstield Richland Co. Agri. Sec. Aug. 25-28. W. H. Shryock, secy. Marysv'lle—Union Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 8-11. Wim. F. hroderick, secy. Minerva—Minerva Fair Co. Sept. 9-12. T. D. Cross, sccy. Mt. Gilead-—Morrow Co. Agri. Sec. Sept. 30 Oct. 3. O. J. Miller, secy Mt. Vernon—Knox Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 23-26. Howard C. Gates, secy. New Lexington—New Verry Co, Agri. Soc. Sept. 24-26. Chas. C. Chappelear, secy. Ottawa—Putnam Co. Fair. oct. 1. A. P. Sandles, secy. Owensville—Clermont Co. aut. Assn. . 19-22. J. E. Christy, ——. Willlameburg. 0. Ravenna—Portage Co. Agri . Soc. Sept. 2-5. C. R. Sharp, secy. Ripley—Ripley Fair. Aug. 5-8 L. H, William, secy. Rock Springs—Me'gs Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 3-5. Jas. M. Lyman, secy., Pomeroy, O St. Clairsville—Belmont Co. Fair. Sept. 17-19." J. H. Taylor secy., 1021 Pearl st., Martins Ferry, O. Sarabsville—Noble Co. ao. Soc. Sept. 10-12. W. Matheny, secy., Caldwell, }.. Route .. 1 Sidney—Shelby Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 9-12. J. E. Russell, secy. Smithfield—Jefferson Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 2426. Chas. Galbraith, secy. Tiffin—Seneca Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 2-5. Morgan Ink, secy., Republic, oO. Toledo—Lucas Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 8-13, C. R. Bowen, secy. Urbana—Champaign Co. Agri. Soc. Aug. 12-15. J. W. Crowl, secy Van Wert—Van Wert Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 812. E. V. Walborn, secy. Warren—Trumbull Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 2-4. Homer C. Mackey, secy. Wauseon—Fulton Co. Agri. Soc 15-19. E. P. Ames, secy. Zanesville—Muskingum Co. Agri. Soc. Ang. 12 15. R. Y. White, secy. OKLAHOMA. Oklahoma City—Oklahoma State Fair. Sept. 23 Oct. 4. 1. 8. Mahan, secy. Watonga—Bla'ne Co. Fair & Live Stock Assn. Sept. 16-19. J. P. Roetzel, secy. OREGON. John ot oy E. O. Dist. Agri. Soc. Oct. 10-1 H. L. Kuhl, secy., Canyon City, Ore. — = Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 9-12. S. 1. Brown, secy. Salem—Oregon State Fair. Sept. 29-Oct. 4 Frank Meredith, secy. PENNSYLVANIA, Allentown—Great Alletown Fair. Sept. 23-26. H, BR. Schall, secy. Burgettstown—Union Agri. Assn. Sept. 30-Oct. 2. Centre Hall—Grange Encampment & Fair Assn. Sept. 13.19 Ieonard Rhone, secy Corry.Corry Fair & Agri. Assn. ” Sept. 2-5. Wake Morgaridge, secy. Forksville—Sullivan Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 30Oct. 2. O. N. Molineux, secy., Dushore. Pa. Hanover—Hanover Agri. Soc. Sept. 16-19. J B. Miller, secy. vesteseg 2 FINAL CALL! ¢THER 2", BALLY-HOO! Lancaster—Lancaster Co. gril. Fair Assn, Sept. 30-Oct. 3. J. F. Beldouriage, secy., 34% N. Queen st, Lebinon—Lebanou Fair. Aug. 1922, John A THE MIGHTIEST POPULAR-PRICED ENTERPRISE MTC, ionghotbum, Seog wd THE UNIVERSE— Nazareth—Northampton Co, Agrl. Soc. Sept. 16 19. J. R. Reinheimer, secy. New Freedom—New Freedom Farmers’ Imp. Assn. Sept. 24-26. W. H. Freed, secy. Newport—Perry Co. Agri. Soc. Oct, 14-17. J. Cc. F. Stephens, secy. . Osterburg—Osterburg Grangers Picnic Assn Aug. 18-23. George W. Oster, secy. Oxford—Oxford Agri. Assn. Sept. 24-26. H. C. Thomas, secy. Perkasie—Bucks Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 17-20. I. Y. Baringer, secy. Reading—Greater Reading Fair. Sept. 9-12. D. 7 J. McDermott, secy. Stoneboro—Stoneboro Fair. Sept. 15-18. George ee, nes, 05, We A STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS FREE STREET FAIR COMPANY gomery, secy. Carrying a line of shows and Amusement Devices that are new, novel and entertaining, moral, refined and Wattsburg—Wattsburg Agrl. Soc. Sept. 16-19. elevating. Our Concession, Advertising and Demonstrating Booths are of a kind not ordinarily J. J. Rouse, secy. seen with the average Midway Company. Cleanliness.and Moralty prevail on our show grounds, West Chester (Sheller’s Track)—Chester Co. and courtesy and business integrity predominate. We do not tolerate anything that is unchaste Agri. Assn. Sept. 16-19. Fred DuRose Reid, or unclean. Our Concert Bands and Free Attractions arg the finest that money can procure. We secy. travel in a superbly equipped train of cars. We bill like a circus and we make a daily street a a —Westmoreland Fair Assn. Sept. parade 91 w. Holtzer. secy., Greensburg. Pa. | Gur season opens (Saturday) April 12th, in Phoenixville, Pa., twenty-five miles from Philadelphia, in a SOUTH CAROLINA. steel and iron town of 20,000 inhabitants where everybody is working steady and where hard times are unknown. The city has only had one Carnival in the past and people are anxious for Orangeburg—Orangeburg Co. Fair Assn. Nov another. There is a suburban population of 20,000 to draw from and ‘all in all it is one good 11-14. J. M, Hughes, secy. opening town. We open Saturday night, April 12th and close Saturday night, April 19th. Two Walterboro—Colleton Co. Fair Assn. Nov. 4 Saturdays for opening 7 W. W. Smoak, secy. We do not publish our route, but same will be given to interested persons who have something to offer SOUTH DAKOTA. that we can use . —_ We have openings for two more first-class shows that do not conflict, and we can place a few more nonee Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 3-6. conflicting privileges. Huron—-South ‘Dakota State Fair & Expo. Sept. Everything else is filled from A to Z and the outfit is the finest that will take the road this year 6-12. ©. N. Mellvaine, secy. Our season will consist of 25 to 40 weeks. All week stands and all cities—no villages. A Snake Charmer, Banjo Player, few more Plantation People. who double in brass. TENNESSEE. one or two good Freaks, first-class Banner Painter, a good Pavement Chalker and Sign Writer, couple Wild West Fill-ins, African Rumboo Band for Bally-hoo, and Alexandria—DeKalb Co. A. & M. Assn. Sept. 4-6. Bob Roy oer. ’ Second Assistant Cook, COMMITTEES—Thanks for pressing invitations, but our season is contracted solid Concord—Concord Fair Assn. Sept. 9-11, F. | until October 30. We will bear you in mind next season. H. Boring, secy. : EVERYBODY ADDRESS AT ALL TIMES PERMANENT WINTER QUARTERS OFFICE, — > nae .* Fair Assn. Sept. 23°) igiy west Oxford Street, . ™ ‘ . PHILADELPHIA, PA. aywor secy. Gallatin—Sumner Co. Fair & Sales Assn. Aug. OMce Open the Vear Around. 28-30. W. Y. Allen, secy. Memphis—Tri-State Fair & Expo. Sept. 22-27. Frank D. Fuller, secy. South Pitteburg—Sequachee Valley Fair Assn. Sept. 10-13. W. H. Wilson, secy. e Winchester—Franklin Co. Fair. Sept. 2-5. T. B. Anderton, secy. — September 23, 24, 25, 26 Galveston—Galveston Commercial Assn. (Cotton pt Carn‘val) July 24-Aug. 3. J. E. Kauffman, +] b J b ] nd secy. Meridian—Bosque Co. Fair. Oct 1417. J. M. FOUR BIG DAYS. Brooks, secy., Clifton, Texas. Rockdale—Milam Co. Fair Assn. July 10-15. W. E. Gaither, secy. cee tae oc" | Want Dog & Pony Show and Aeroplane Rutiand—Rutland Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 1-5. W. Ca B. CROSNO, Secretary, Toledo, Ore. K. Farnsworth, secy. St. Johnsburr—Caledonia Co. Fair. Sept. 9-12. J. M. Cady, secy. FOR SALE--AN AUTOMATIC SHOOTING GALLERY Sheldon Sennen —tventite Co. Fair Assn. Sept. . . 2-5. J. H. Davis. secy.. E. Fairfield, Vt. This gallery is built on a wagon, it’s dhe enly kind of an outfit to travel with. Always set_ up and always White River Junction Teement State Fa't getting the money a few hours after ing. This gallery has one row of moving rats, 16 on the chain; Sent 16 “ih a Ee Oe . * | one row of moving birds, 16 on the chkiu%-two large revolving wheels, 12 stationary targets and 36 small stant. “19. J. Davis. secy. tionary birds arranged so that they car Se7pulled back in place with a rope from the counter, one alternating VIRGINIA. —— ee one direct current ro ope rifles, one rifle trunk, one portable counter, one — —_ one cash register, one canvas top to te under. This gallery was built two years ago, and cos oe a> ay vt r ni — $800.00; will sell same for $500.00 cash *©. B. Milwaukee. Reason for velling—I now own a Jumping Horse Reet Carry-us-All which requires all my time. “I also have four Japanese Rolling Tables, 500 pieces of Japanese Richmond—Virginia State Fair Assvu., Inc. Oct. | chinaware and novelties, including a mumber of large vases and balls, $40.00 cash, F. O. B. Milwaukee, buys 6-11. W. D. Gordon, secy. this lay-out. Inquire CHAS. A. HOFFMANN, 953 22d St., Milwaukee, Wis. QO! NOT DEAD, BUT VERY MUCH ALIVE 5 PROF. HARRY GARREPY TROUPE World’s Greatest High Fire Diver, Roller Skaters and 1,000 ft. Slide For Life 4 — Great Acts in One — 4 AT LIBERTY For Parks, Fairs, Carnivals ee THE LEAP FOR LIFE The most thrilling, daring and sensational acts in the world. Every act is executed by Prot. Garrepy and his assistants with their clothing on fire, and Mr. Garrepy is the only man that ever successfully made a back somersault from a he ‘ight of 60 feet enveloped in flames. Prof. Garrepy with his wife, brother and sister, have received the highest endorsements from both press and public and as an attraction of merit are in a class all by themselves. If you want THE Se PLUNGE a real drawing card, write Prof. rons Troupe, High Fire Diver a Roller Skaters, i ,e'atust St: amet Mess