The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-17
BAKERS ARE COMING.
Advance Guard Administrations Be-
gin Tomorrow.

The advance guard has arrived in
connection with the third annual con-
Vention of the Master Bakers associa-
ton of Kansas the sessions of which
will begin tomorrow morning in the
hall over the Ideal bakery on West
Sixth avenue. Two hundred delegates
are expected to be present.
A 20 mile automobile trip will be given
| the visitors tomorrow afternoon at 4
! o'clock The party Will start at the
corner of Ninth street and Kansas ave-
nue. at that hour and will proceed on
| the east side of the avenue to North
! Topeka and thence to the reform school.
| Then the cavalcade will return on the
west side OF Kansas avenue to Tenth
| avenue and eventually through Potwin
and on out to the asylum. Gage park
and tho buffalo VIII be taken in by
the master bakers. In a round about
way the line of cars will make its way
TO Central park and then the return
trip to the main part of the city viii
be the order of things. w. H. Kientz
will have charge of the parade, riding
in the pilot car.
In the second car will be half dozen
representative of MarshaIIs band who
will furnish music en- route.
Some of the out Of town firms that
will be represented are as follows:
n-Superior Machinery company, J.
H. Day Machinery company, Freshman
Yeast company and American Diamalt
company, all of Cincinnati; Champion
Machinery company. of Joliet, H.; Wer-
ner & Pheider, Saginaw, Mich; Red
Star Yeast company of Milwaukee,
Wis; Johnson Bros & Johntz, Kansas
City, Mo; c. NJ. Guthrie & Co., ST.
Joseph, Mo-; Chapman. & Smith com
pany. Chicago; Douglas Candy com
pany, St. Joseph, Mo; Kevan & Black
Wichita; Eagle Milling company, New
ton; Russell Milling company, Russell;
Pratt Milling company, Pratt; Hilsboro
Roller Milling company, HilsborU,
Western Star Milling company, Salina,
and Moses Bros, Great Bend.
The following local firms will partici-
pate in the convention:
Davis Mercantile company, Wolff
Packing company, Kaw Milling conf
pany, Continental Creamery company,
Seymour Packing company, Central
Mercantile company
The program:
Wednesday. october Is. 10 o'clock a.
m-Convention called to order by
president; address of welcome, mayor
of Topeka; response by President John
McCool; presidents address; report of
Secretary Chris Kopp; report of Treas
urer w H. Work; paper, The Modern
Bakery by B. H. Smith; placing the
question box; miscellaneous business,
adjournment
Wednesday afternoon, , o clock-Con-
vention called to order; communications
Of Organizations Frank Rushton;
discussion; paper, Machinery in the
Bakeshop," Mr.. Bonny: discussion; ad-
journment The visiting ladies will De
in charge of a special committee and
will be taken through the state house
and other points of interest
Wednesday evening, o'clock-Thea-
ter party.
Thursday, Oct 10. 10 o'clock a. M
Convention called to order; opening OF
the question box; discussion, Good
of the Order" adjournment.
Thursday afternoon, ? o'clock-Elec-
ton of officers and members of execl&-
tive committee; place Of meeting; ad-
journment Julius Wilfahrt will give
a demonstration on straight dough at
He'll & Schafer's. at D. m.
THURSDAY evening, 8 o Iock-Banquer.