The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-12
TOPEKA DAY, THIS.
1 Continued from Page

sella, Corsicana Tex. ....3 5 5
| Wheeler Wilkes, C, Cain,
Taylor, Tex. =. ............5 3
Moran Maid, c. Stein, New
ton, Kan. .............7 5 8
Gentry Alberton. w. Smith.
Fayette' Mo. :. --....-....6 Z CD.
Alice Mack, Tom Patten,
Sllnas Kan. ...........-....4 On.
Ed L. Harris, w. T. Harris,
El Paso, Tex. Dist.
Bajo Rex, Cy Leland, To-
na Time-a:asz: a:so; s:so; s:5o; 8iSt a;al4.
2:2o Pace-s6oo.
Symbo Seal. C. w. Hancock,
MaHor GTanfneld; Rna Z qkief q 1srs,d ,.1 c.i. 1
Joe Mont. Frank Moore,
Halwood, H. Lucus, Mendon.
Alice NJ. lH~i' weii Hughes, To
RiIey. F. J. E. Adams, ottawa.
Jay Mckay. S. A. Martin, Den
Time, 2:141z. 2:14. 2:1s1k.
2:30 Trot=Purse $500.
Evelyn Walsh, J. E. Crawford,
IittletOn, Colo. 1
Savena Mac. D. w McCallum,
Nebraska City, Neb- b-.-.....2 2 81
Miss Redchute, Colman stock
Nellie o. C., G. A. O'Connen,
Ochelota, Okla. a........4 Al
Symbol Flint, W. D. Francis.
Taylor, Texas. 81
aMggie May, Allison Stock
Libby Medium. EIba Dickey,
Ottawa. Kansas. ...... Dist.
Time, 2:17, 2:18. 2:17h.
51z furlorgs-Pwse 500.
Bright Maiden-Armes. rider. 1
Altair-McKeczie, rider ....... 2
Calvaront-Reals, rider ............ 8
Lady Coventry-Williams rider.
Also ran-Jessany. Hancord, valsel.
Time, 1:0931.
Az FDurIongs-Purse, $10O.
Hcpewell-M atthews, rider ...... 1
Alice CampbelI-McKe enzie, rider.... 2
Regards-BrookssE rider -.....--.-... 3
Bob Kurt-Bealsessri rider -.-..........- 4
Also ran-ColuInbus Queen, Lizzie
Irene, Lady Chiffon.
Time, :57.
F'urlongs-Purse, $780,
Jack Witt-McCamn1on, rider. 1
Clysnis-Willians, rider ............. 2
Marshmonet-Sirg gleton, rider ........ )
Mamie March-Guy, rider.
Time, 1929
Officials of races are: o. P. Upde-
graft, starter. Judges-Dave Orr, To-
peka; H. B. Henderson, Columbus,
Kan; G. A. BeauchamD, Hutchinson,
Kan. Timekeepers- Mowers. o. NJ.
Keetes, c. W. Turner. Clerk of course
L q. Beal.
Program for This Afternoon.
100 Racing. program on track in front of
grandstand and amphitheatre..
Popular music by Band between
race heats
SPEED EVENTS.
2:14 pace.
2:80 trot.
3-year-old pace.
Kansas Derby-One mile.
furlongs, running.
fur1ongs, running.
7:30 Iiberati's band in big double concert |
in front of Amphitheatre, in fol-
1. March, Alaska yukon .Liberat |
2. waltz. La RUM du Danube Berger
I. Petit i1t Clarinet % Solo, Lucky Star
Signor A. Combatteute.
$50 ilnii ThrilIing z 0 display Of daylight fire
works for the children.
Opera Concert Company at the |
Auditorium in the following pro- |
gram:
l. Overture, Flying Dutchnan" Wagner
2. Intermezzo from '"Tales of Hoff-
3 voeap man selection from Carmel 'snD40H
Miss Diana Bonnar. soprano
Miss Julia Ryan. ..-...- -Contralto
Signor Amedeo Bald. Tenor
Signor Frank Marina. Baritone
And Chorus
4. Ballet Russo -.....-.-.----.:--.-.-L -Luiginl
500 Promenade over grounds.
7:30 The Great Patterson's Shows on
7:so Liberati's Band in big double con-
cert in front of Amphitheatre, IN |
following program;
zr,.. s.r,,,, - cso--arnor,, TShera+i |
3 ContraIto Solo, For You Alone Gehin |
Miss Julia Ryan
g. Waltz '.EstudIentina -. Waldteufel |!
4. Cornet Solo, Souvenir" - t.iberau
s. "Reminiscences of All Nations
'-..'''-''''-i5li1- PART II. O'A' y !
6. Overture. sTannhauser'' Wagner
s. opera. sscavaileria Rusticana' 80.
CAST OF cHARAcTERs-
setunzd dan ,jsa rsresso1,ier. Soprano
Lola. Miss Julia Ryan, Contralto
Miss Maria Schaiff. Soprano
Terridu. .Signor Merighf, Tenor
AlfiO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Signor Frank Marina, Baritone
900 A tragic page from Roman history |
told in lines of fire and tones of |
thunder. Pains stupendous. /
thrilling spectacle, Last Days OF I
Pompeii, Awe-inspirtng, realistic
and startling destruction of Pom |
peii by volcano and earthquake, A /
scene OF aWLO1 SFduuSuI anu SldIl- /
ling realism Indescribable and /
never forgotten. Marvellous cleo |
trica1 and pyrotechnic inventions |
introduced into this stupendcus /
climax secure the most wonderful /
atmospheric effects IN conjunc- |
ton with a magnificent $1,000 dis /
play of fireworks Staged by 800 |
performers Gigantic outdoor /
stage. Acres of massive, realistic |
scenery. One hour of advanced |
vaudeville, introducing the famous I
slave Girl" Roman Youth and /
Golden Pony ballet