The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-05
SPECIALS To FAIR
Thirty-TwO Extra Trains for
Topeka Exposition.
Additional Equipment for All
Regular Trains.
AFTER EVENING PERFORMANCE
Railways Will Allow Crowd to
See Everything.
Schedules on Rock Island, U. p.
and Santa Fe.

Schedules for thirty-two special
trains to be run into and out of To-
peka next week during the states sec
ond annual free fair here were an
nounced today by the Santa Fe,
Union Pacific and Rock Island rail-
roads. In addition to that special
service, extra equipment, adequate to
accommodate all passenger traffic,
| will be added to regular trains. The
railroads are, in providing the special
trains and added service, planning to
bring thousands here from over the
state for the exposition.
All the roads have arranged their
schedules to permit persons from all
parts of the state to arrive here in the.
morning and remain for the evening
performances and attractions. The
horse shows, as they always are, are
I expected to be among the feature at
fractions Practically every day of
those events trains, regular and spe-
| cia1, will leave in the evening after
they are over to practically all parts
of the state. The Santa Fe is planning
to run one special into Topeka and
three out. Much extra equipment is
expected to be attached to incoming
trains that are scheduled to bring
visitors here in the morning early.
The Rock Island will run nine spec
ials into the city and the same num-
Der on return trips. The Union Pa
cific will run three in and three out.
Santa Fe.
Following is the Santa Fe sched-
ule:
Tuesday, September IL. and Thurs
day, ] 4, and Friday. Is, train No. 106
will be held in Topeka until o'clock
at night.
Wednesday, September Is. special
will be run from Topeka to Ottawa by
way of Lawrence, leaving Topeka at
10:45 in the evening.
Wednesday, September IS, a special
will be run from Topeka to Atkinson.
leaving Topeka at 1915 o'clock in the
evening.
Tuesday, September II, and Thurs
day, IA, special will be run from Hall
fax to Topeka and return on the fol-
lowing schedule:
| Lv. Halifax Z 80 A. NJ: Sept. II and "A.
Lv. Hskridge go 4. N Sept T. and T.
k v Baringame 4 sept = and and Il
Lv. Carbondale :0s A. NJ. Sept. - and IA
Lv Wakarusa 9:16 A. NJ. Sept. IL and II.
AZ F Fopns s 4 n Sept Sept T. AND AND l.
| Lv. Topeka 10 40 P. NJ. Sept. II and IA.
| Rock Island.
/ The Rock Island will run eighteen
special trains in and out of the city
September 10, IA and IS specials will
/
vile and Harrington and return on the
| following schedules:
Leave Horton a. m. Arrive To-
peka 8 a. M, coming thru Whiting,
! Straight Greek, Holton, Mayetta, Hoyt
ard EImont Return special leaves
Topeka 10:45 p. m.
Leave Belleville 4:45 a. IN. Arrive
Topeka 9:45 a. m, coming thru Cuba,
Agenda, Clyde, Clifton, Morganville,
/ Clay Center, Broughton, Bala, Riley,
Keats, Manhattan, Zeanda1e. Wabaun-
see. Mcfarland. Paxico, Maple Hill,
/ Willard and Valencia. Return special
| leaves Topeka 1880 o. m.
Leave Harrington Gas a. m. Arrive
Topeka 9:45 a. M, coming thru Lati-
| mer, White City, Dwight, Alta VISTA
Volland and Alma, connecting with the
special from Bellevllle. Return spe-
cia1 leaves Topeka 1880 p. m.
Union Pacific
The Union Pacific schedule follows:
I September 13 and Is. specials will
| be run between Marysville and To-
reka, leaving Marysville at z o'clock
in the morning and arriving in Topeka
at 1855 o'clock in the morning. The
| specials, on their return trip, will leave
Topeka at 10:45 o'clock in the eve
| ming.
september IA, a special train will
be run between Blue Rapids and To-
peka by way of Garrison Crossing
| leaving Blue Rapids at $50 o'clock in
the morning, arriving in Topeka at
1870 O'Clock in the morning, and
leaving on the return trip at 1O:45
O'Clock at night.