The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-10

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Free-for-al pace 200 200
Six furlongs, runaing. ............. 100
Peoples Pavilion.
10 a. m-LaRoy NJ. Penwell. presiding.
Music-Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
10 :30-Address-The Fraternal System
BY invited representative
IL :30-Address- of Columbus
Wm. j. Moriarity, st. Louis, Mo.
AFTERNOON.
J. Frank Smith, presiding.
Music-Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
Song-B. P. Bartlett.
2:O0-Address-Th States Highway Pro-
commission
Address-Salvation Army-Sergeant
Major L. II. Beal.
3:15-Mother-D Daughter club = Canning
EVENING.
Charles l.. Mitchell, presiding.
Z 7:30-Music-Great Lakes Naval Training
Station band.
Song-Hampstead Bentley.
S:0O-Address-Red Cross-William Allen
White. Emporia. Fatherless Children of
France.
Great Night Show.
Grand patriotic concert and military
spectacle In front of the amphitheater,
Kansas Free Fair every night of fair week
beginning Monday. September 9, at I
o'clock
Ninth battalion Kansas State Guards.
:30-L1ve stock parade
30 to S-Concert program-Marshall's
Military band
l. Characteristic March Mr.. from
S99eloggpaSis Bono gyIa Nsc,e TrGmbones Minr Hamon
Fox Trot-Some Sweet Day-Lake.
3. Cornet Duet = Farewell = Farewell
Hasselman-M. Guy Snyder, Alfred j.
8. Cornet Duet = Farewell = Hasselman.
NJ: Guy Snyder, Alfred ]. Kushera-
Brown DR.. A. H Marshall, Lee Elmore,
Herman Jungk. Harry Jungk-
tasy-The Death of Custer-Johnson
Sioux Indian war dance-Night before
the Battle. Battle calls in Clusters camp
cavalry on march to Sioux camp. the sound
of horses hoofs in the distance. Approach
Of cavalry with band playing national airs.
The Indians responding with their custom
ary war music. Battle of Little Big Horn
June 25. 1876, in which our great general
lost his life. Indians rejoicing over the
victory with scalp dance. Arrival of re-
inforcements, General Bentine and cavalry:
| drums and bugle sounding the last call
!. Nearer Ny God to Thee
Josh: Liberty Bell" G~Si Goodwin; Its ana a
Long Way to Berlin" Fields.
$40 to S15-Stantons pantomime bird
| SIS to -Modocs-"Just a Baby's
PRAYER at Twilight" Jerome
$50 to :25-Isabella contortionists.
S:25 to s S:40-Modocs :-"Khaki Bill, -
Watson.
! Great Lakes Band and Army Drill.
Parade and drill on the track by. the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station band
IS regular infantry from Fort Leaveue
0 to 45-Alfredo-strong jaw act.
. 10 to 9:0O-Modocs- Somewhere in
Hranee rsas Is LiIy HS%aTd; %~29S6 KEEP the
Forever" E. T. PAUL.
! 1.-THE World at War"
900 to 10-Gordon's Mammoth Military
Spectacle-'The World at War"
Stage covering four acres ground show
| ing French village giving celebration il
honor of American troops. Presenting the
famous Las Codona family, LeGare Spiral
Globe and grand display of Gordon's fire
works.
Scene 2-Attack by the enemy; capture
and destruction of French village and re
battle scene, 400 people participating
showing effect of modern war and intro
rage fire and capture of the enemy by
American forces.
Livestock Judging.
TUESDAY. .
8 a: m.-Judging Shorthorns. John Gar
I Judging Herefords-Claude Maxim, Kan
! sas City, Mo.
| Judging Duroc Jerseys, M. A. Williams
Judging Jersey Cattle, Prof. ]. B. Fitch
JuuSlns poultry, u. II. hcCIdShey, Io
peka, Kan.
Judging Poland China hogs. Park Ben
nett, Lee Summit, Mo-
Judging Hampshire hogs, W. H. Pew
Ravina. iowa.
Judging Ayrshire cattle. James Linn
Manhattan, Kan.
WEDNESDAY.
a. m.-Judging of Angus cattle, w. 81
Pew, Ravina, Iowa.
Judging Polled Durhams, John Garden
Wapello, Iowa.
Judging Holstein cattle, Prof. J. B
, Fitch, Manhattan.
Judging Guernsey cattle, James Linn
Manhattan.
Judging Chester Whites. NJ. A. Williams
NARROW, Kan.
Judging Belgian horses. Geo. B. Ross
Sterling, Kan.
Judging Percheron horses. Geo. B. Ross
Sterling, Kan.
Judging agricultural products. Prof. Sal
Z mon. Manhattan.
| Judging horticultural products, NJ. T
5 Ahern, Manhattan.
5 Poultry judging continued.