The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-30
viii Go to Usage City Five
Hundred Strong.
PARADE TO THE TRAIN
MarshalI's Band VIII Lead the
Procession.
Lawrence Booster Delegation
VIII Number 200.

The good roads and trade excursion
committees of the Commercial club
have completed their work and it is
expected that 500 business men from
Topeka will be at the Santa Fe station
Friday morning to board the special for
Usage City at 8 o'clock. The business
men should remember their slogan and
go to the meeting in Usage City with
the idea of landing the national high
way for Lawrence and the capital city
and intervening towns
I'VE did not have time to call up the
owners Of noise making Devices" said
J. VIII Kelley, secretary of the Com
mercial club today, but we would ap-
preciate it if those who have control
of the whistles and bells of the city
would show their loyalty by making all
the noise possible at precisely clock
tomorrow morning. This will warn the
men of the city that it is time to start
for the Commercial club"
Parade With MarshaIFs Band.
In front of the Commerce building
parade will be formed headed by Mar
shau's band and the cavalcade of ex-
cursionists will wend its way to the
station.
Word was received from Lawrence
that a band will be earned on the
trip from that city, and that the dele
cation of business men will number 200.
''AlI these men whom we have on our
list are boosters said Olin Bell, presi-
dent of the merchants association, land
Lawrence promises to be in this move
ment for the ocean to ocean road with
a whOOp."
The clearinghouse Realty Co. of this
city is taking along on the trip 80 en-
ployees, and they will ride in a spe-
c1al car on the train.
Many pledges have been signed by
those who will make the trip which
have not been sent in to headquarters,
and consequently have not been pub
lished.
Schedule of the Train.
The special train will leave Usage
City fol the return trip at o'clock.
The start will be made in the morning
from Lawrence at 7:45 o'clock. The
good roads meeting will not be called
to order until O'Clock.
The schedule of the train follows:
Leave Lawrence 7:45 a. n
Leave Lake View 1854 a. m.
Leave Lecompton sos a. m.
Leave Grover SIP a. M
Leave Spencer $40 a. m.
Leave Tecumseh S:25 a. m.
Arrive Topeka 8:35 a. m
Leave Topeka 900 a.. m.
Leave Pauline 9:13 a. m.
Arrive Wakarusa 1922 a. m.
Leave Wakarusa 9:32 a. M
Arrive Carbondale 9:45 a. m.
Leave OdTOOuQdl0 500 d. H.
Arrive Scranton 1904 a. m.
Leave Scranton 1915 a. m.
Arrive Burlingame 1925 a. m.
Leave Burlingame 11:05 a. m.
Leave Peterton 11:17 a. m.
Arrive Usage City 11:27 a. m.
North Side Delegation.
The North side delegation will be
composed of the following men:
V. R. Parkhurst, J. R. Spetter. E. N.
Martin, E. H Fisher, W. T. Williams,
o. A Billups, A. ]. Antrim, Charles
Suit, E. L. Gertz. ]. B. Billiard. T. D.
Joseph. R. M. Campbell, Fred Hess.
Shawnee State bank, W. M. Cline, H.
C. Shultz, Lukens Bros. E. w. Dib-
BILE, L. c. Betz, John Knoll, Charles
F. Bridge. w. K. Gardner, George
Young, W. E. Scotton, T. B. Gilluce,
A c. Smith. P. D. FOUGHT. NJ. F.
Southwick, Boyd E. Pollon. s. M. Pc
tro, J. c. Pinkerton, q. H. FOUGHT,
w. F. Willis, V. Brigham, Gene
Hayes, Berry Retter. S. B. Simms, R.
r. Baer, Union Pacific Hotel, Central
Sash and Door Co, o. A. Pratt, e.
C. Arnold, Otto Kuehne.