The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-02

To the Labor day committee-One
! box cigars by Charles Hoeland.
Boys 50-yard running race, for boys
under 12=First prize, one 81 football
Kitcheu & Marburg; second prize, 81
ball glove, the Fair Mercantile COM
pany; third prize, one pair suspenders,
G. A. Heron.
Girls 35-yard running race, for girls
under 12-F'irst prize, two pounds OF
candy Pontchartrain; second prize,
glass water set, Union Pacific Tea. Co.;
third prize, one pound salted peanuts,
Mems running race, rs yards@First
prize, Gala brash pipe, the Smoke House;
second prize, 81 razor, Thompson
Hardware Co.; third prize, $3.50 shirt,
August Clothing company.
Married Women's race. 35 yards
First prize, one sack flour, J. B. Bill
lard; second prize. lady's parasol,
Crosby Brothers; third prize, 81 pic
turc, Coe Brothers,
Union mems race, 100 yards@First
prize, one pair $4 shoes, Walkover
Shoe shop; second prize, sack flour,
Thomas Page; third prize. union made
shirt, Famous Clothing company
Union ladies' race 35 yards-First
prize. one sack flour. DibbIe Grocery
company; second prize. 81 worth of
coffee, Fraser Brothers; third prize,
two pounds best candy, NJ. F Rigby.
Union mems wives race, 35 yards
First prize silk parasol, Warren NJ
Crosby; second prize. sack flour, Shaw
nee Mining company; third prize, sack
flour, Thomas Page.
Apprentices running race, 100 yards
First prize. $3.50 hat. Model Cloth
ing company; second prize, $3.50 field
er's glove, H. B. Howard; third prize.
IS cent enamel dinner pail. Shawnee
Grocery company.
Young mems running race, rs yards
First prize, GOOdell drill, D. H.
Forbes; second prize, $3.50 shirt, Hub
Clothing company; third prize UNI
n
Young ladies' running race, 35
yards-First prize, bottle perfume,
Flad drug store; second prize, box
Lowney's chocolates. Weightmans S
drug store; third prize, bottle best
toilet water. Alex Gibler
Sack race for boys-First prize.
umbrella, G. P. Middaugh; second
prize, 5 dozen jumbles, Ideal bakery;
third prize, pounds salted peanuts,
Avalon bakery.
Potato race for women-First prize,
sack flour. Shawnee Milling company;
second prize, one box stationery Ros-
ser Bros; third prize, 2 pounds salted
peanuts, Avalon Bakery.
Standing broad jump-First prize,
pair 81 Shoes Palace Clothing com
pany; second prize, box cigars, Harp
er Rigby; third prize, 14-inch Vulcan
floor brush, A. B Whiting
Running broad jump-First prize,
So hat, Felix & Sons; second prize,
sack flour. Thos. Page; third prize,
union made shirt, Diment & Klein
Consolation race for women, 35 yds.
First prize, dozen pair S5 cent
hosiery, Mills Dry Goods company;
second prize, sack flour, Thos Page;
third prize, dozen jumbles, Ideal
bakery.
BAH throwing contest for small girls
First prize, one-half dozen Takhoma
Biscuit, Loose Wiles; second prize,
one-half dozen Perfecto biscuit, Loose
Wiles; third prize one-half dozen Ia
koma Biscuit, Loose Wiles-
Horseshoe pitching contest=First
prize. one box cigars, donated by
Fleishman Yeast Co.; second prize,
one load Of moving (see program) in
big van of Merchants Trasnfer co.
Baby show, under 3 years of age, at
p. m. Prizes not to be published.
Labor Day Committees-W. M
Amos, chairman; Carl F. Johnson,
secretary; G. NJ. Buchanan, treasurer
Advertising committee, Carl F. John
son, c. Sharon, Clyde Tresner. Speak
ers' committee, Robt- Rabourn, w. H.
Kerle, F. E. Stewart. Sports commit
tee, Clarence Sharon. Vern Kanatzar,
John CLAM, Carl f. Johnson, VIM
Porter, E. Sheldon. Music, Louis
Kerle and DR.. c. A. Sloan.