The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-21

march and a list OF prizes are here
with given:
The reception committee, composed
of S9ers, boy scouts and citizens, will
meet all trains and other convey
ances and direct aud conduct all S9ers
to registration headquarters, No. lJo
West Harrison avenue. where they
will register and be given badges.
At II O'Clock, sharp, the grand
parade will march east on Harrison
avenue to Capitol boulevard, north on
Capitol boulevard to Oklahoma ave-
nue., west on Oklahoma avenue to
Second street, south on Second street
to Harrison avenue, east on Harrison
avenue to Broad street, where they
will break ranks and so to lunch
The head of the column will form
at corner of Harrison and Division
street, it will be composed of the Of
ficers of the seer association and
hteir aid -de-camps, all mounted, fol-
lowed by band.
1st Division.
Commanded by Col John Mahoney.
Composed of S9ers and A. II. I. A.,
mounted, and S9ers on foot, will form
in column of fours, their right resting
on the corner of Division and Har-
rison, extending west on Harrison
avenue.
End Division.
Commanded by Col. Ed Robertson,
will be composed of boomer wagons
and boomer carriages and busgies,
they will form ndouble column, the
head of their column will rest on
Harrison avenue and Second street,
extending south on Second street.
3rd. Division.
Commanded by Col j. r. Aber-
nathy, will he composed of all civic
societies and organizations, the, head
of column resting on Harrison ave-
nue. and First street, extending south
on First street.
4th. Division.
Commanded by Col. Bob Bell. will
be composed of floats and will be
formed on Broad street, their righ.
resting on corner of Broad and llar-
rison avenue, extending north on
Broad street.
5th Division.
Commanded by Col. Ed J. Oberhol-
ger, will be composed of automobiles.
and bicycles, and will be
formed on corner OF Broad and Har
rison avenue, extending south on
Broad street, formed in double col
INN.
9Th. Division.
Commanded by Col Arthur *. '
swank. will be composed of citizens /
Ii carriages and buggies and on foot,
hey will form on corner of Ash
treet, their right resting on corner
# Ash and Harrison avenue, extend
ng north on Ash street
All division commanders will be
mounted on horseback, and meet and
eport at 10 a. IN. morning of 22nd
[ headquarters, los West Harrison
venue, where they Will each receive
rders in writing.
.fternoon, April 22nd.
Field meet of college athletic clubs
nd high school athletic clubs at
imarron valley Fair grounds begin
ing at 1:30 p. III. Also marches and
riIl by boy scouts and other enter !
iinments. Admission to grounds
'ee. Seats in grand stand 10 cents.
yening.
Grand mass meeting in city hall !
nd overflow meeting on the street,
Gather permitting. Eloquent orators n
i'll address you. Subjects, S9ers,
)oners, Or rnose VINO nave come a
nee, vocal and instrumental music ,
high order will delight you.
priI 23rd.-Morning. 5
AT o'clock a. m, the sealed b
wards of premiums will be opened, q
i'd the prizes will be delivered, and G
e successful contestants at head S
at 105 West Harrison ave- T
e. s.
AT 10 o'clock a. m, all S9ers are T
gited to be at a meeting to be held
the city hall, to elect their officers
: the ensuing year and transact W
III other business as may properly
ne before the meeting. in
1t 10 o'clock a. m, the 23rd. there
/ be a baseball contest, the ball
bs TO be announced later. held at Cir
Cimarron Valley Fair GROUNDS. ne
TO grounds free; 10 cents SIX
grand stand seats. ito
It 1870 p. m. the following races
be held at the Cimarron Valley To
r grounds:
liked race, 1-2 mile heats, in ).
odland Daisy, Boveka, Maiden. ed
Sc, 1870. divided 80, %. 10 30 on
cent to
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