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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1902.
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Grand Military Drill.
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PROGRAM.
Sunrise Salute.
9:15 A. M. Grand Parade
10:15 Reading Declaration of Independence
10:30 Music, Speaking and Chorus of 100 voices
12:45 P. M. Boat Race
1:00 Tug of War on Floats
1:15 Slide for Life
1 :25 Log Rolling Contest
1:35 Swimming Race
1:45 Walking Greased Pole over Water
1:50 Grand Military Drill
2:00 Japanese Acrobats in their contests, etc.
2:45 Firemen Contests
4:15 Fat Men's Race
4:30 Three Legged Race
4:45 Sack Race
5:00 Wheel Barrow Race
5:15 Boys' Race
5:30100 Yard Dash
7:15 to 8:15 Grand Concert by two bands
8:15 Grand Slide for Life
8:30 to 10:30 Fireworks, Illumination of Falls
The committee have a number of other con
tests under consideration the time for which will
be announced from the committee's stand.
PARADE.
The parade will be formed promptly at 9 o'clock A. M., with tie
right resting on Main street at intersection of Fifth street.
All societies and parties taking part will report to J. J. Cooke,
grand marshal, who will make the proper assignments of position.
The line of march will he on Main street to Second; counter march
to Tenth street; up Tenth street to Hill Road; on Hill Road to Seventh
Btreet; up Seventh street to J. Adams; on J. Adams street to Fifth;
down Fifth street to Center; up Center street to Fourth; down Fourth
street to grounds.
Positions will be asxigned as follows:
Grand Marshal and Aids
W. O. W. Band
Company A. Oregon National Guard
Liberty Car, with Goddess of Liberty and representatives of States
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veteran Union
Fountain Hose Company No. I
Cataract Hose Company No. 2
Hill Hose Company No. 3
Mountain View Hose Company No. 4
Columbia Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Park place Hand
School Children
Floats of Business Houses
Societies and Associations in order of reporting to Grand Marshal, with
their floats, banners, etc.
City and County Oflicials in carriages
Citizens in carriages Bicycles Automobiles
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' The following prizes will be awarded: 1st
For best decorated carriage in parade $5.00
$2.00
3d
For best decorated automobile 3.00
For best decorated bicycle in parade 3.00 2.00 $1.00
For best comic character on bicycle in parade. . . . 3.00 2.00 1.00
For best float in parade 10.00 5.00 3.00
AH local societies, associations, unions and business houses are
cordially invited to take part in this parade and assist in making this
one of the greatest celebrations known to this state.
Gaines, Contests and Sports
For the day.
7.00 t
4.00 I
4.00
Contests prizes 1st 2nd 1
Firemen H.me Cor.test-Nozle and ei75-Nozzlcand75.'K)$.0.0fl$
and 4th 120 00
Log Rolling Contest $20 00 10.00
Tug of War on Floats, three men to tenm 15.00
Boat Race, open to fishermen, double our 6.00
Swimming Race, fifty yards $10.00 (1.00
Walking Greased Polo, suspended over water 5.00
Fat Men's Race, (over 200 pounds) 100 yards 5 00
Three Legged Race, 100 yards 5.00
Sack Race, 50 yards 5.00
Wheelbarrow Race, 1 00 yards 5.00
100 Yard Race for members of Y. M. C. A. 'and
members of the Oregon City Fire' Companies 5.00
2.30
Boys Race, ages 8 to 13 years, 100 yards 2.00 1-00
Entries for the above events to be filed with J. P. Keating fa1
water sports and with Chas. W. Pope for the running races.
Contestants in the log rolling contest must provide themselv
the logs and tools necessary.
Other contests and events will be considered by the Commits
Sports and announced on or before the 4th.
Come and Enjoy the Day with Us in Oregon City.
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