Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-06-29
THE FOURTH OF JULY,
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE
CELEBRATION.
Under the Auspices of Olympia Asrie No. Fl, r.
o. E.-Ees;ns on the Sd and Ends with a
Bal at the Armory on the 4.h.

o''oS' ''e '>o'pi@eS vi Oiyitipld Rerie NO. II, r.
o. E.-Eesins on the Sd and Ends with a
Bali at the Armory on the 4.h
July So.
ga. NJ: Band concert at Sylvester
Park.
ii A. NJ: Grand Saving Down"
contest at arena, corner of Fourth and
Franklin streets. First prize, $3.50.
Second prize, all of the entrance
money. At least three teams to
enter. Entrance fee, So per team.
Entries to close July ID, at 8 p. NJ.
Judges, |. c. Ellis, George Brazel and
A. NJ. Rowe. Rules of contest
Board up one hole and saw down from
crack of pistol against time.
2P. ~: Relay bicycle race; not
more than four men in "a team. First
prize, $50; second prize, $40. En-
trance fee, 81 for each team. Entries
to close July ID, at Pm. Route
From Fourth street bridge to Frank
lin, and up franklin and around the
block on bicycle path and down
Fourth street to finish at starting
point.
All bicycle races will be judged by
the board of bicycle police, DR.. Car
lyon, Harry Cowles and Robt. Blank
enship.
3P. M: Road bicycle race; free for
all; first prize, $50. Entrance fee, ST..
All entrance money to go to second
man. ROute--Start on Fourth street
bridge, out Fourth street to Eastside,
down Eastside to Eighth, along
Eighth to Franklin, down Franklin to
Fourth, along Fourth to finish at
starting point.
One.quarter mile dash; bicycle, for
boys under IL years of age; prize, IS.
Quarter-mile dash; free for all BIZ
cycle race prize. $40.
8 p. NJ: Band Concert at Sylvester
Park.
$50 P. M Grand Free Ball at the
Armory.
July 4TH.
10 A. NJ: Grand bicycle parade.
Route of parade-Form in front of
Olympia Theater, thence to Washing
ton street, up Washington to Seventh.
along Seventh to Main, down Main to
Third, along Third to Columbia, up
Columbia to Fourth, along Fourth to
Washington, up Washington to Syl-
vester Park. Review in and on paths
of park in front of the band stand.
Judges-Dr. Carlyon, Harry Cowles,
and Robt. Blankenship. Prizes-Best
dressed gentleman's wheel, $40; best
dressed ladies' wheel, $40; most origi.
nal tandem, $40; most original gentle
mans wheel, s.; most original ladies'
wheel, S..
IL A. NJ: Grand civic parade and
exercises of the day. Grand Marshal,
Warren Riley, with aids; Orator of the
Day, Hon. 7. N. Allen; Reader of Dec
laration of Independence, Horatio
Alling. Music by band and male
quartette. Line of march-Parade to
form in front of Olympia Theater,
thence down Fourth to Main, Main to
Third, along Third to Columbia, up
Columbia to Fourth, along Fourth to
Main, up Main to Ninth. Counter
march at Ninth down Main to corner
OF Seventh and Main. Exercises in
Sylvester Park. Grafton from band
stand.
30 P. NJ: Bucking Up" contest
at corner of Fourth and Franklin.
Same judges as in "Sawing Down"
contest. First prize, $75; second
prize. the entrance money. Entrance
fee, - so. Entries to close July I'd,
at 8 p. M.
3P. NJ: Balloon ascension and par
achute jump at Tumwater Park by
Prof. Hamilton. This eronaut guar
antees to ascend at least 1000 feet on
trapeze, and from that height make
the jump with closed parachute.
4 80 p. NJ: Foot races on Fourth
street bridge.
Potato race; first prize, IS; second
prize, 50.