The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-28
WEDNESDAY DAY
OF INSPECTION
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Russell, of the Russell Wind Stacker Co.,
Indianapolis. Ind; ]. l.. Stevenson and NJ.
V. West. of the Threshermens Review.
and A D. Baker. of Swanstown, Ohio,
representing the Baker Engine Manufac-
turing Co. A number of others are eX-
pected this morning.
The calliope which was brought with
the train load of ]. l. Case machines.
and which is owned by the association,
will be taken from the car tomorrow and
placed on ]. l. Case plow attachment,
and an engine will also be unloaded to
pull the calliope in the parade. This will
no doubt be a noticeable feature.
In the parade each company will dis
play one or more pieces and some will
be represented by floats. The following
order will be observed:
NJ Rumley & Co., ]. l. Case, & Co,
Prairie Queen Manufacturing Co, Ad-
vance ThreSher Co., Reeves & Co., Prick
&, Co.. Gaar, Scott & Co, Geiser Manu-
featuring Co., Port Huron Co., Lowell
Manufacturing Co., Russell & Co, Mon
arch Self-Feeder Co., Ditch Adjustable
Sieve Co, Woods Bros. Self-Feeder Co.,
Pella Stacker Co, Ruth Self-Feeder Co.,
Parsons, Rich & Co.. Claz & Howard.
Sattley Stacker Co., The Thresher Re-
view, Maple Bay Wind Stacker Co.,
Baker Feeder Co., Russell Wind Stacker
Co. Randolph Wind Stacker Co, Morley
lfFeeder Co., Parsons Feeder Co, float
by John Tracy, ex-president of the asso-
citation; American Threshermen' caliope
The following rules were adopted by
the committee in charge of the parade:
First-That the parade form at o. clock
and start promptly at clock.
Second-We suggest that the parade be
headed by four mounted policemen and
four additional mounted policemen to
accompany the line of parade.
Third-We recommend that the band
follow Immediately after the police.
Fourth-We recommend that the visit
ing manufacturers be furnished with cabs
and to follow Immediately after the band
Fifth-The leading or first machine to
Immediately follow the eastern manufac-
and each machine to follow in its
proper turn.
SiXth-The line of march TO be as fol-
lows: Starting at the corner of First
and st. Francis, thence south on Emporia
TO English, thence west on English to
Lawrence avenue. thence north on Law
renee avenue to Pine street, thence west
on Pine to Water, thence south on Water
to Douglas and disband.
Seventh-Each machine to be accompa-
MED by an engineer and one assistant
and each separator to have. and not to
exceed. one man. No visitors or helpers
allowed except the three mentioned.
Eighth-Each outfit or float to remain
at least fifty feet from the one proceed
ing it.
Ninth-The president and vice-president
to be marshal and assistant marshal of
the day respectively, with power to choose
as many assistants as necessary. The
saddle horses for the marshal and assist
ant marshal and assistants to be paid by
the association. The marshal to be des-
ignated by blue sash and assistant mar
shall by a red sash.
Tenth-No decorations or banners ex-
cept the plain name of the machine
Eleventh-Any differences in opinion or
change of route to be decided by the
grand marshal and his assistant
All threshermen that have not regis
tered are requested to do so. and il will
be necessary for all to call on the secre-
tary again and get a ticket for the show
at the Auditorium tonight, which will