The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-04
THE ANNUAL HOLIDAY
When the Hands and Brain Of
the Toiler Rest.
AND Joy IS ~ HIS HEART.
Preparations Nearly Complete fo- q
Fall Day % sport Labor Day,
September =.

Frsas sions ~ tae celebratiou - Ia
Dor day sre being raps5ly pushed forward,
al Fas skst 81 events ~ Ma1s8cE PARK =
almost completA TIE FIRST Regimen,
bard hzs been enwaRsa 20 play during fns
after9osn from - o'clork %. s11 N re
"a ytisoa LANCER & Laeben's orchestra
wtl h936 forts. Admission 20 al parts q
TIRE grounds ALL - free. ard seats IN TIE
grams sand wsa cost notasng but to
fro1bss . securing them. Tra!S - likely %
- no easy task. as q large crowd al
come early. sra stay late. In order mat
spec "a tors may ea50T ar an4nieFft5Iflea
Ven Or the sport. 20 one VII be AlfoR@a
Uit1in certain siDes save Judges. commit
&sefnen ln charge or uaTtiglpan No Ell
try Zee @lli BE- charged 10 the races
TSeaty events have been arranges foTs
and they are varied 20 suit ali tastes ms
prizes donated b. local merchants are Tor
tie most part articles o. uuiity. \ =
Salcn chain. Two s. umbrellas. q SO GU
TAR. Ea1es aad slippers iHnumerable. and
many other desirable things Rill gladden.
2he hearts o. F11t0FtD1S contestants IN
the raees there will be a division into
classes. according 20 age. one or ne
prettiest races VIII be thaF between glEls
un1sr = years % axe A. pas celebrations
there have been as many as forty CT airy
entries IA this race. and 70 see them speed
tnE Ia on the home stretch. vitn hair hy-
a4A- an eyes Hsls3&t4tsAs - ENsAfFttdtsA.
The orator o. The Gay Wln DC henry y
Stein. lie j. q member o. the typ0graphl-
cal Union. and j. exceedingly weil posted
on iahor economies. His address W.T. oe-
cupy twenty minutes. preceding the after
noon sports. and wiLl Dc delivered either
In the pavilion or on the athletic grounds.
The dance In Inc evening wl3 be some
thing to remember long. Last Labor day
60 people attended the dance. and no less
number - expected this year. A feature
% tns ball ~ the giving away % twenty
prizes for which coupons are issued az
the door. These are OF an average Waite
o. s. and will De given out about the mid
die OF the evening.
Another feature OF the Ia Dor day cele-
bratlon viii be a blue rock shoot AZ West
Seattle under the auspices OF the seattle
Rod and Gun cub. Shooters VIII ieaFe
the city on the - o'clock ferry. The pro-
gramme viii be as follows.
Ten singles-~known traps. unkn own an
Fifteen singles-K GOWN trars. unknown
angles: divided. a.. 30, % and 10 per cent ::
high gun. 5 pounds Gold Dust powder
donated by bingiey- Hardwtck Company
Ten singles Unknown traps; kho"n an
giles divided a. So - and 10 per cent I:
high ggn, 4, keg Peerless powder, donated
by q. h. Adair & son
Fifteen singles~T Unknown traps, IN
known angles. = yards rise, use OF hoth
barrels. divided. ~ 80, % and 10 per cent /,
high gun. hunting coat. gun making most
FIRST barrel kills ~ hand loaded shells,
donated By Hardy-Hall Arms Company.
Club handicap shoot. club members envy
Twenty singles-k noWn traps. unknoH n
angles, high gun. cash g. donated by emo.
Ten sngies-knBWn traps. known an
giles; divided. 80, % - and 10 per cent. !.
high' gun. three l-pound cans 4yupont
Smnkeless powder donated by Seattle
Hardware Company.
High aversgs In the six events / can
smokeiess powder. donated by J. \.
Hardy
Low average. two i-pound cans Dupont
Smokeless powder donated by Seattle
Hardware Company.