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

Gates open at a. m. Exhibits open
at a. m. Judging in departments,
horse races at 2 o'clock, band con-
certs morning, afternoon and night.
HORSE Races.
% PAGES. .........- ........--- .$200
II trot. --....-.--.......-... 500
II pace e..................-.. 800
Five fur1ongs. running. g.................. 100
Seven furlongs, running. ng............... 100
Peoples Pavilion.
MORNING.
1000 a. m.-Childrens assembly at pavil-
ion, and parade in front of grand stand, led
by Great Lakes Naval Training Station
band.
1o:3o-Arthur A. Graham, master Boy
Music-Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
tion band.
Address-Chas. H Hall. district field
Address-Dr. J. H. Sowerby, scout execu-
tive of Kansas City. Boy Scouts, demon
stration of work.
AFTERNOON.
1 80 p. m.-President W. NJ. Jardine, pre-
siding.
Music-Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton band
Song-Mr. Stevenson.
2:00-Agriculture and the War-Bradford
Knapp, United States department of agri-
culture, Washington, D. c.
2:30-Four-minute men.
4:30-Mother-D Daughter club, canning
demonstration.
NJ. W. Benning, general secretary Cen
7:45 p ny. NJ. c. A.-Y w. C. A.
parade, starting at Fifth and Kansas ave-
nue.
5-Music-Great Lakes Naval Training
Station band.
Song-Miss Florence Rowe.
S;45-Y. NJ. C. a. address-Percy A.
Atkins, secretary, Kansas war work coun-
9:15-Y. w c. A-Address-Mrs. Fred J.
SaSSett. national reDrpspntative
Great Night Show.
Grand patriotic concert and military
spectacle in front of the amphitheater
Kansas Free Fair every night of fair week
o'clock :
ZOO D. m.-Retreat and guard mount,
Ninth tn battalion Kansas State Guards.
a:30---Live stock parade.
7:30 to S-Concert program-MarshalI's
1. Characteristic March Mr.. from
Sage, vogIe. Nagle. Miller.
Hasselman-M. Guy Snyder, Alfred j.
). cornet Duet Farewell Hasselman
NJ: Guy Snyder. Alfred j. Kushera.
Brown. pr. 4. II, Marshall, Lee Eimore,
G, Descriptive American and Indian Fan
tasymThe Death of Custer1Johnson
the BATTLE endsa Battle Eae cas n sa%e
before forming the line of march. Clusters
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 20, 1876, in which, our great general
lost his life. Indians rejoicing over the
victory with scalp dance. Arrival of re-
Inducements, General Bentine and cavalry
Clusters burial, volley of shots. muffied
drums and bugle sounding the last call
/ over our great generals grave
s to o-Modocs-"Howdy," Ted and
JOSH Liberty Bell" Goodwin; "It's a
Long Way to Berlin" Fields.
10 to S:15-Stanton's pantomime bird
imitators.
10 to -Modocs-"Just a Baby's
Prayer at Twilight" Jerome.
8: 20 to S S:25-Isabella contortionists.
s;25 to s:40-Modocs KHAKI BILL"
Great Lakes Band and Army Drill
Parade and drill on the track by the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station band
and the crack drill company of United
States regular infantry from Fort Leaven-
$40 to -Alfredo-strong jaw act.
AS to 9:00-Modocs-"Somewh in
Eome res rs y ths
Forever" E. T. PAUL.
"The World at War"
90 to 10-Gordon's Mammoth Military
| Spectacle-"The World at War"
Stage covering four acres ground show
Ing French village. giving celebration in
honor of Aperiean ean troops Presenting the
! works.
Scene 2-Attack by the enemy; capture
| and destruction of French village and re-
| capture of village by the Allies. Terrific
! battle scene, 400 people participating.
ducfng tanks. machine guns. cannon. bar
| rage fire and capture Of the enemy by
American forces.
Livestock Judging.
| MONDAY.
a. m.-Judging sheep, w. L. Blizzard,
Saltwater, Okla.
Judging contest, Prf. F. W. Bell, Man
? 80 p. m.-Judging fat steers, Prof. w.
L. Blizzard. stt1IMater; ITEaisEn, okla-
- a; m.-Judgipg Shorthorns, John Gar
| den, Wapello. Iowa.
Judging. Herefords-Claude Maxim. Kan
Judging Duroc Jerseys. NJ. A. Williams,
NARROW. Okla.
Judging Jersey Cattle, Prof. ]. B. Fitch,
Judging poultry. G. D. McClaskey. To-
| 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.
"a. m.-Judging of Angus cattle, W. II.
| Pew. Ravina. Iowa.
Judging Polled Durhams, John Garden,
| W dpello. Iowa
Judging Hostein 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
mon. Manhattan.
Judging horticultural products, NJ. F.
| Ahern. Manhattan.
| Poultry Judging continued.