Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-29
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO SUR.
PASS ALL PREVIOUS cELEBRA-
TloNs OF A LIKE NATURE.
MANY DONATIONS MADE
BY BUSINESS MEN
Program Of Twenty Events Will Fur
nish Afternoons Entertainment -
O'clock and Address by President

The. various committees having in
hand the arrangements for the Labor
Day celebration next Monday met sun
day and completed the plans for the
celebration. Everything is now in
readiness for the day and from the
present indications the celebration will
be the biggest ever held in this city on
Labor Day.
An attempt will be made to make the
parade the greatest ever held here on
Labor Day. The parade will form on
the head of the procession resting on
Main. The floats will form on West
Church street. and the automobiles
will form on West State street
John A. Tallman will act as marshal
of the day and his assistants will be c.
l.. Diffenbacher j. e. Briney, w.
Workman and George Reinhart.
The parade will start promptly at 10
o'clock and the formation will be as
follows: Platoon of police, fire depart
ment. band, speakers in carriages. city
officials in carriages, lady musicians
in carriages, imperial telephone opera
tors union, labor unions of the city.
floats and automobiles.
Program for the Day.
The parade will move to the fair
grounds, where President Urick, of the
state federation, will deliver the adj
dress. In the afternoon the following
program will be given, the events be-
ing contested in the order given:
Baseball game, between Boomers In
dependents and Green Mountain Purse
$40.
Automobile race. Purse SIS.
Married women's race. Prize, choco-
late pot
Relay race, four locals competing.
four men to the team, distance one
mile. Prize, 200 cigars.
Bicycle race for boys, one mile Prize,
pair of shoes.
One hundred yard dash, for boys.
Prize, one pair of outing shoes.
Fifty yard foot race for girls. Prize,
berry spoon.
One hundred yard dash, for men.
First prize, silk umbrella; second prize.
one sack of flour.
Fat mems race, $50 pounds or over.
Prize, one ham. ia
High jump. open to men. Prize. gem
teman's hat.
Potato race. for boys Prize, boys
hat.
Married mems race Prize. one sack
Of flour.
Mems walking race. Prize, one sack
of flour.
Ladies' nail driving contest. ten nails
to be driven with hammer. Prize. writ
ing desk.
Tug OF war, two teams of twelve men
each. open to union men,, Prize. twelve
| one-pound sacks of Chocolate cream
coffee
Standing jump, free-for-all. Prize
$3.50 beef roast
Bald headed mems race, 100 yards.
Prize. six cans of salmon.
SLOW bicycle race. twenty-five wards
First prize, six cans of salmon: sec
ond prize. one-half pound of smoking
| tobacco.
Best Waiting couple Prize for LADY,
80 suit case; for gentleman, pair of
shoes, valued at IS.
Best couple in two step. Lady's prize,
gold clock, valued So; gentlemans
prize, rocking chair, value IS.
A prize of $40 is offered for the best
| loat In the parade. and 100 cigars for
the best delegation of union men.
Officials For tho Day.
The complete list of officials for the
day has been made out, as follows:
Referee, Ed. T. Austin: umpire of base
ball game, d. R. Salisbury; starter. r.
~. Guyer; judges, Cutler Abbott. j.
Peterson, Ed White. DIR. A. r. Lynn and
r. A. Moscrip: marshals. DR.. c. A.
Noggle. d. IS. Lamb, A. b. Lennon
and Chris Mtchell scorers. E. c.
Adamson and George Lincoln; clerks.
| S. O. Lampmann. Jr, and Joseph Whit
acre: announcer, c. c. Cash.
Many Donations Made.
| Many donations, of cash or merchan-
disc, have been received from mer-
chants and citizens. The list of donors
follows: ]. f. Stanton F.. j. Young,
The Hull Company, George l.. An
drews, Whitehead & Weisman. Nc
Bride & VIII, McCombs Bros, Carl
Schmitz. G. r. Stone, Marshalltown
Light, Power e Railway Company, E.
H. Powell, L. G. Young, Stepan Drug
Company. ]. NJ. Thompson, j. Soukup.
d. A. Longergan. Harry Vogel. George
Kliebenstein. w. j. Fahey. Abbott &
Son. E. NJ. Cook, Charles F. Dieterich
William & Halverson. A. II. Simon. ].
L. "
A. Psenicka, w. T. Scott Ed Sheridan.
L. G.. Berry. Fred Dieterick, A. NJ.
Friend & Son, C. f. Schmidt, Peter
Mayer & Son, Marion Gard, A Pose
Vi { Carter Plumbing Company. Il. N.
Parker, IIaShelle Cigar Company. A.
Buchwald "A. T. Elder. Bingaman &
Bingaman. e. G. Wallace, p. f. Arney,
Whitney Bros, f. ]. Robb, Robertson
G. Strub. Daily Herald The Fair, M. F.
Andrews. Ingledue & Young. Cooks
cigar store Capron's cigar store, r. w.
Chamberlain, Joseph Jewelry Com
pany, D. C. Wilbur, Meeker Laundry
Company d. S. Good Grocery Com
ipany. Marshall Drug Company. Mober-
ly Dye Works, ]. NJ. Stonestreet. Mrs.
E. NJ Mayer. Carl Shoe Store, P. e.
wanberg, Fred Gates, Toombs &
Downs. r. G. Brewster. Moore & Nor
ton, Henry Pappe. George Painter P.
A. Stern & Son. Keller & Pound, How
ard D. Wilbur Western Grocer Com
pany Mills, L. r. Willard, Oscar Pose.
Let's Fletcher Company, Britain &
| Co, Parlor Grocery, John Kelley.
Bernstein Bros. George A. Olson.
Times Republican. B. A. Morgan, II. s.
McGoogan, Charles Pfeiffer, c. A. Bow
man, Sam Wenger, Frank Brewer, Sim