The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-07-18
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
THURSDAY. JULY IS, 1901.
BIG CELEBRATION.
Program for July 10th WIN Be RepIete With
Sporting Events

sporting Events
The Log-Rolling association has made
up fine program of sports for July
26. The exercises will begin by the SER
enading of the city by the Yakima brass
band at 8 a. m. Parade will form on
North Second street and be ready to
start at 1880. The parade will be made
up in the following order: Platoon OF
police Yakima brass band North Yak
ina camp, Modern Woodmen, with flags
and banners; camps of Zillah, Sunny.
side, Toppenish, Kiona, Goldendale,
Parker, Prosser, Bickleton, Ellensburg,
Thorp, Cle-Elum, Roslyn, Easton,
Swauk Prairie, Wenatchee and other
points, with flags, banners and uni
formed teams Modern Woodmen float;
Royal Neighbors with floats and banners
representing all of central Washington
Woodmen on horseback and in carriages.
The parade will march south on Sec
ond to Chestnut, and all business floats
and advertising devices will form on
south Second and fall in line as the pa
rade passes. The march VII be west
on Chestnut to Front; north on Front to
Yakima avenue east on akima avenue
to Third north on Third to A west on
a to first; south on First to Yakima av-
enue; east on Yakima avenue to Second
and disband at place of beginning. The
parade will be under the direction OF
Joel Shoemaker, master of ceremonies.
The marshals for the day are w. w.
Pettijohn, Bud Simmons, J. w. Sindall,
John Hulse, Jr., Amos Heigh and John
koreske. All business men are invited
to have floats in the parade and close
their respective places of trade during
the ceremonies.
The afternoon exercises will be at the
State Fair grounds. The band will SER
enade the city before leavingand assem-
BILE at the grand stand at sop m. All
exercises will take place in front of the
stand on race track. At 2 p. m. the
program will open with novelty horse
race, the animals walking first quarter,
trotting second and running the last half
mile of track race free for all A BIZ
cycle race Of one mile open for NJ. W. A.
will follow the novelty race. The For
esters' drill of uniformed Woodmen will
be a third number. This will be fol-
lowed by foot races for boys and girls,
old men, fat men and Woodmen. The
main feature Of the day, an old-fashioned
Missouri log-roling, will occupy the time
OF the middle afternoon. In this con.
test several camps will supply teams to
roll the logs. Jumping matches will
follow the log-rolling. A relay foot race
of $50 yards, four men each team to run
900 yards each, will be feature. ADJ
ditional horse races will be given and
the entertainment will close with tug
OF war tournament, open to all camps of
Modern Woodmen.
The evening will close with a grand
ball in the armory, to which everybody
is invited. The Yakima band will fur
nish music. Prizes will be awarded to
the best couple in the grand march, the
best walters and dancers, the oldest
and youngest couples in the hall. Adj
ditional chairs will be placed in the ar
mory to seat the people. The Royal
Neighbors will supply refreshments.
Everybody has a special invitation to at
tend all the exercises and to act as a re-
ception committee for making visitors to
the city feel at home.