The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-13
CROWD OF 10000
At BIG FAIR today
FAIR PROGRAM
ToDAY's FAIR PROGRAM.

TODAK'S FAIR OGRAM,
Defense DAY.
Kansas Council OF Defense, G. A. r., w.
r. C., Ladies of g. A r., Navy League.
War Veterans Boy Scouts. Campfire
Girls Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Loyal Legion and other organi-
Kennedy shows all day and evening.
Judging in all Departments continued at
Battery 4 in action IL to - A. m
Racing at / 80 p. m.
State Journal-Bat attery A gunners' contest,
Pa p. IN. Facing pavilion.
Band Concerts, afternoon and evening
Special Program in the Peoples Pavilion
Kansas Mother and Daughter Club Can
ming Demonstration.
Live Stock Parade at Z 80 p. IN.
Grand Patriotic Entertainment in front of
Grandstand s p m.
ToDAY's RACES.
s-Year-Old Trot, Purse $500.
Sadie Silver, ch; f.............H H: E. Covell
Noble Aubrey. ch. g.............H. Thomas
MaFIeys Todd br f,,,,,......;c 2; 2Isea Bel
Lazy ESplre, Dr. L ---------- leo. Holden
e:11 Pace, Purse $500.
Hanley B., br. g.....-.;; Hinson & Orr
John s, gr. g....-........W Waters & Smith
The Limited, gr. g...........W. w. Gilbert
Ethel Chimes, br MINIMIZE. D. wymer
Bill Hurst, by. h.-....... Geo. Etherington
Gentry Belle, by. m..... John f. wohlfrom
2:15 Trot. Purse $500.
Sabel Princess. ss...-.............E E. E. Griffin
wildwood Boy, by. h.......A H Parsons
King VIII, by: g..::....-.- H Thomas
Seminole Chief by. g.-.......D. s. Wilcox
La.d;y .1;yy Togo, by m. m...Ed. F. F. BIackshear !;
2:25 Pace. Purse $500.
Ned Ford, blk. h.........t I'D. w Ford
Nebo D., blk. g. Geo; Chandler
Governor itS Foote, o blk. h.......G. J. Manly Manly
Rhizone; blk. h..................E Ed; Green
Minnie Pinkerton, by. m. w. W. Whitney
Francis w, blk. m; -. George Wilkinson
Packy Mcfarland. blk. Arthur Frye
2:12 TrOt, Purse 5000.
Seminole Chief by. g.........:..S. Wilcox
Gale Mckinney, by. m.....S. S. Thomas
AZ FurIongs. Purse 500;
Oklahoma Irish, by. m...E Buchanan
Joe Blair, ch. m. m.........-.....C. Q. Norvill
Nlrgle D., by. m. m..--....-'........R Ray King
FurlOngs, Purse 500.
School Ge I; for y scandie ch NV p p Gaines Gaines
Regards, by; g.........-.H. Higginbotham
Harry X; Thaw, or. g.......:. Bill Dennis
speedwell, CHI g..-s.---...'.-J John Kennedy
Peculiar. by. m.............-.W. G. Bailey
Cherry Belle, by. m.........--.T. Mcbride
TODAY AT PEOPLES PAVILION.
Defense Day.
W. E. Connelley, presiding.
10 30 a. m.-Address. Goyernor CaPper,
W. NJ. Jardine. Manhattan, 1.-TWO Hundred
Million Bushels of Wheat in 1918" Ad-
Conservation S; and the Food Control Act"
Address, W. Y Morgan, Canada and the
v 100 p. m.-"Mi1k as a War Food" Miss
Louise Caldwell.
LOO p -Mother-Daughter Canning
demonstration. Direction of Prof. Otis
I 80 D. m.-Moving pictures of road
building and lecture by Col. J. Frank
Smith.
S 100 p. m-Moving pictures, winning
With Wheat" by Kansas council of de-
FRIDAYS PROGRAM.
OLD SETTLERS DAY.
Women's Day.
Health and Hygiene Day.
Grand Parade of Prize Winning Stock 1
Kennedy shows all day and evening.
Battery A in action, Hip noon. Grand
stand.
State Journal~Batt 4 gunners' contest,
"a p. IN. facing pavilion
Special Program in the Peoples Pavilion
Kansas Mother and Daughter Club Can
ming Demonstration.
Live Stock Parade at 1880 p. m.
Grand Patriotic Entertainment in front OF
Grandstand at p. m.
FRIDAY AT PEOPLES PAVILION.
Farmers Day.
10 80 a. m.-Address, B. Needham. Lane,
Kan. Address, Mrs. Frank Pomeroy, Hol-
ton, Kan. Address, Maurice McAuliffe,
Salina, Kan.
. 100 p. m.-"Liberty Bonds Miss Louise
Caldwell.
4 100 p. m.-Mother- Daughter Canning
club demonstration. Direction of Prof. Otis
Z. Hall.
Z 80 p. m.-Moving pictures of road
building and lecture by Col. Frank Smith.
s 100 u. m.-MoyinR pictures "Winnfng
With Wheat" by Kansas council of de-