The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-01
PRIZE WINNERS.
Awards of Judges Opened by Commit
tee of Fifteen.

The Committee of Fifteen met this
morning and opened the sealed enveI-
opes which contained the awards of the
judges on the various features of the
Festival parade.
For the best F'raternal foat-The
battleship Oregon built by Dudley &
Joslyn for the A. 0. U. W., $50.
Floral division:
For best decorated two or four horse
vehicle-Ftre department hose wagon,
first, $25; Foral Queen float, second; ;
Carnival Queen carriage, third
The committee decided that under the
rules, floats or vehicles under the sup
ervisiOn of the committee should not be
allowed to compete for prizes and the
second and third awards were conse-
quently not made.
Best decorated one horse vehicle:
Mrs T. J. Anderson, first prize SIS.
Decorations, white chrysanthemums
Mrs. H. A. Warner second prize, 80
Decorations black and gold.
Mrs. c. H. Samson, third prize, S.
White horse and white decorations with
Peace emblem.
Best decorated pony cart:
George PaIferman, first prize, so.
Double pony carriage decorated in red
roses and white pond lilies.
Charles and Meta Buchanan second
prize, s.. Cart decorated in white and
pink peoples.
Best decorated bicycle:
Miss Bessie HoIyoke, first prize SO
Decorations. red.
Floyd snow, second prize. IS. Decora-
tions in white and purple.
Best appearing equestrian couple:
Mr.: e b Sampson and Mrs. Sadie He
Mr.. Robert stewart. and Miss Ella Ram
se Us second e22da prize prize 80 ..,.. -
before the judges stand.
Boy or girl on pony:
Second-NIiss Ella Carter 81.
Judgess-7Mr- F. H. Roberts of Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Dell Valentine of Clay Center and
Mr.. o. LanghanlSe of Topeka:
Drill at park, ladies' fraternaI degree
Turner society. score 90
Capital council No. 2 Knights and La
dies OF Security score SO 2-3.
dies Of Security. North Topeka az score ore
Judges--Leroy Currier. W. c. Clenry,
The award was not made because of a
ground that it is not a fraternal degree
For the best. appearing degree team on
. Council No; I. Knights and Ladies of
Security. first prize, $50.
For best appearing degree team on the
The judges. recommended that the prize
OF so pc dIyIded between the teams from
eeasmp No. $50. Modern WoOdmen, and No.
- a o Y W. because they were not
able to decide between them, and the com
mittee made the award in accordance with
the recommendation.
Judges-Ben D. billiard G " ALBANIAN
and Jonas Hoover.
captain 6OyQ s female cadets were VOt-
ed 50, as there was no connecting team
Crosby Bros were awarded the first
prize of so for the best appearing float or
vehicle in the merchants division
Jqdges-D w Nellis, J. H. Hass and
The prize drill at the park. in which
there was a sharp rivalry. was scored by
points and was between the male teams
from the lodges. The markings were as
follows:
Modern Woodmen. camp 536 90 Ia
A o Z W. lodge "a. Sc 2-3
Irwin lodge No $50. A. o. L. W &c
A O. Z W No Z, Lawrence go
ShaWnee camp No 2So0, Modern Wood
Capital lodge No. g. A. O. Z. w. 80
The awards of $50 and SIS were made in
accordance with the markings of the
Judges-D. F. Wyatt, A b schaefer and
y v Reed The last two named are of
hcers of the Twenty-second Kansas
In all the leading groceries bear in
mind,
"Gipsy Queen Baking Powder you win
find.
A Queen indeed. it reigns supreme.
Gypsy Queen
Take the Queens special to Omaha