The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01
HAVE A BIG TIME
Labor Organizations Wi
Parade in the At ernoon.
fRATERNAL ORDERS PICNIC
Speeches and Other AttraC-
tons viii Be in Both Parks


Wichita is to have the greatest Labor
nay celebration in her history tomorrow.
The labor unions and the fraternal in
surance orders viii each give a picnic.
The fun viii begin early in the morning.
Camien's band, from Winfield, viii ar
rive in the city this evening, and win
play on the streets during the fore
noon and in South Riverside park in the
afternoon. Sanford hand viii play in
the North Riverside park from 9 a. N.
to p. m. except while IN the parade of
the labor unions which takes place
promptly at 20. The parade win start
from the Auditorium and march south
TO Douglas. west on Douglas TO Main,
North on Main 10 Murdoch thence TO the
park. Mayor Mclean viii lead the pa
rade. and five orders win be uniformed
besides a large number Of ununiformed
men. At the park John Davis and Col
Amidon viii speak, and a large number
of other attractions win be on the
grounds. Professor Lorignia viii have
his famous Oriental Illusions and his
Punch and judy show. There viii be
bicycle races for the following prizes:
\ 81 railroad attachment for wheel and
q So auto-harp. The committee has
offered a fine prize for the best Uniform
cd man in the parade. There VIII be
pole-climbing contests and sack races
The following is the program Of the day:
l. Music by Sanfords Commercial
Band. at a. m.
?. Punch and Judy, by Prof. Lorignia-
3. Music. Greater America"
4 Fifty-yard foot race.
3. Music, sunny Tennessee"
6. Broad jump. standing.
z. Running jump
8 Music waltz, life IN the Tropics"
9. One hundred yards foot race.
Y m.-Eat your basket dinner.
Prizes viii be given for the largest
lumber of men in any one labor union
best uniformed labor union; best rig in
parade; best decorated bicycle; most
eomicaI bicycle outfit; most appropriate
float in parade.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
The parade win leave the Auditorium
at 100 p. m.
CAt Park
10 Music by sanford's Band.
H. Address Of welcome, by Mayor Nc
Lean.
T. Music, 'On Broadway"
13. Speaking. by Hon. S. B. Amidon.
H. Music. America
Is. "A Stranger from India, in his
Wonderful Oriental Turn" by Professor
Logrenia-
Is. Speaking by lion. John Davis.
Il. Music.
IS. Pole-climbing contest, by Iinemen.
BICYCLE RACES.
49, One-haf mile race. first prize s.;
second prize 81
One-mile race for boys; first prize So;
second prize Size
Match race. two miles.
Five-mile. free-for-all, handicap; first
prize so; second prize set Of bicycle tires.
%. Pony race; first prize. 81; second
prize 81
Grand Labor day bail IN the evening.
ST Garfield hall
The fraternal insurance orders win
have their picnic in South Riverside
park. beginning at II O'Clock The band
viii meet an incoming trains. and as
the railroads have given special rates a
large crowd is expected TO attend. The
following is their complete program:
II O'CLOCK A NJ.
Music-Overture.--. Camien's Band
Address of Welcome. Mayor Mclean
Greeting for the Fraternities.
..-...........-...-... Judge c. c. Stanley
Music
Recess until 1:8o for dinner-basket
picnic.
AFTERNOON.
Address .-...H, i. Don Carlos, Lawrence
fraternel Aid Association.
Address ..-.-...-.-...-.. AIRS. Grace Gluick
Degree Of Honor A. o. z. ".