The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-04

The NOrden Beneflt @SSOclaIlon -
social and benevolent order for the
prize, so Little Tromps. Tromp Cigar
Co.; third prize, 1 pound creamery
butter, Ziegler & Son Creamery
so yards. First prize, smoking set
Brunt- Martin Drug Co.; second prize
flashlight, Fullerton Bros
No Running race for girls under
10 years. 80 yards First prize. 20
tickets Crystal Theater; second prize,
bottle toilet water, Rosser Bros.
No. 6-Running race for girls under
16 year, so yards. First prize, z
pound box candy, Capital City Candy
Co.; second prize, set pudding pans
No. Running race for ladies, so
yards. First prize, 1 breakfast set,
Crockett Mercantile Co.; second prize
1 pair kid gloves. Mills Dry Goods Co.
No. Stunning race for fat ladies,
80 yards. First prize, l paraso1 War
rem M. Crosby Co.; second prize, "a
pound sack flour, Frazer Bros.
No Stunning race for two boys
under IA, from Industrial school First
prize, S1.O0 cash, by Frank. B. Brown;
second prize, decorated cake, Whlte
Swan Bakery.
No 1O-Running race for boys over
IA, from Industrial school. First prize,
baseball glove, H. B. Howard; second
prize, cake, Avalon Bakery.
No 11-Ball-throwing contest for
girls, under IA years. First prize, 20
tickets. Crystal Theater; second prize,
smile auto trip, Central Garage.
No. 12-BaIl-throwing contest for
ladies. First prize, hair brush, STAINS
field Drug Co; second prize, bottle
perfume. Rowley-Drug Co.
No. 13-BaH-throwing contest for
boys, under IA years. First prize,
pounds Cleveland's Choice Chocolates.
Batman Candy Co; second prize,
pound creamery butter, ZiegIer &
No. 14-Whistling contest for girls.
First prize. Kodak album, Wolcott Ko-
dak House; second prize, bungalo
apron, Crockett Mercantile Co.
No. 15-Whistling contest for ladies'
First prize, gold clock, HARLAN F'urni-
ture Co.; second prize, powder jar,
Wagner & Goodwin.
No. 16-Whistling contest for men
First prize, 90 tickets, Crystal Thea
ter; second prize, ash tray, c. AWolf
No. diminishing contest for boys.
First prize, 90 tickets, Crystal Theater,
second prize. cake. Ideal Bakery.
No. 1s-Standing broad jump for
boys, under IA years. First prize, IL
gallon ice cream, Baughman Bros;
second prize, smile auto trip, Central
garage.
No .19-standing broad jump for
men. First prize, umbrella, Paxton
& Paxton; second prize, II gallon ice
cream, Baughman Bros.
No. 20-Best boy baby. First prize,
50 gold band ring, Industrial Council;
second prize, 81 gold band ring, In
dustrial Council; third prize, 1 dozen
baby CASTLE soap, Tully- Mcfarland
Drug Co.
No. 21-Best girl baby. First prize,
81 gold band ring, Industrial Council;
second prize, ST gold band ring, In
DIN fri
and brush tray. Santa Fe Watch Co.
No. 22-Most popular union lady on
the grounds, decided by vote. lie each
First prize. electric iron. Topeka Edi-
son Co; second prize, silk hose, eros
by Bros. Dry Goods Co.
No. 23-Most popular union man on
the grounds, decided by vote, lie each.
First prize, rocking chair, Emahizer-
fall hat, Palace Clothing Co.
No. 24-Greatest number of union
labels worn by a gentleman First
prize, 24-pound sack White House
pound Creamery butter, Ziegler & Son
Creamery.
No. 25-Greatest number of union
tables worn by a lady First prize.
Shoe Co.; second prize. shirtwaist,
BerkSon Bros.
No. 26-wrestling match for boys
from Industrial school. First prize,
DOX Cdnuy, 1Opeha CdnOy AllChSh,
second prize. cake, Royal Bakery.
No. officiating contest, open to
all. First prize, 10 ten-cent Kleen-
Maid bread, College Hill Bakery; sec
ond. 1 pound Folger's coffee, J. w.
Scott Grocery Co.
No. 2S-Sack race for boys under
16 years, IS yards. First prize, "a
pound sack White House flour. Owl
Grocers; second prize, 10 tickets, Iris
Theater.
No. 29-Sack race for girls under
16 years, 25 yards. First prize, l
plant. James Hayes Flower store;
second prize, 1 pound Creamery but
ter. Ziegler & Son Creamery.
No. S0-Tug-of-war, union men vs.
any other team.