Morning Oregonian., October 04, 1909, Page 10, Image 10

TIIE MORNING OREGOXIAX, 3IOXDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1909.
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BUSY DAT IS SPENT
CLOSE VIEW OF PRESIDENT SPEAKING TO CROWD AT CORNER-STONE
LAYING.
See the original of this picture and
four other great BAYOCEAN features,
together with the architects' plans;
from which they were drawn, in the
windows of the J. K. Gill Co. store,
Third and Alder streets, this week.
HOTEL BAYOCEAN
A HOTEL DEL MONTE BROUGHT TO THE
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Two Speeches Are Delivered
by President Taft.
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In the great concourse of children bear
' lng flags and singing "America." He
spoke to them briefly in a happy vein and
then was driven to the First Universalis!
Church. East Twenty-fourth and Broad
way. Here a crowd of more than 15.000 await
ed him and he again received the same
whole-hearted, enthusiastic greeting that
marked his appearance everywhere dur
ing his stay In the city. An impressive,
though brief, programme, was rendered.
President Taft himself spread the mor
' tar for the cornerstone of the new edifice
and set the stone in place. He handled
the trowel with the ease and skill of a
brirklaver and did an exceedingly neat
, Job of placing the stone. Then he spoke.
ut some length, and was returned to his
hotel, reaching there at 5:08 P. M.
The details for his departure had al
i ready been attended to and he remained
lat ease in his apartments until 6:52
o'clock when he was sped away to the
depot. The depot was reached within
five mtmites. The President stepped
aboard his private car Immediately and
remained until a few minutes before the
time for departure, when he reappeared
to say goodbye.
In thanking, one by one. those -who had
seen to his welfare and comfort while he
was the city's guest, the President took
occasion to send for Chief of Police Cox
and Ceptain Bailey, whom he shook by
the hand and thanked for their efficient
work in preserving order at all times.
The train was scheduled to leave at
o'clock, but It was Just six minutes past
that hour when It moved.
"Goodbye." the President called.
"Goodbye good luck and corae again,"
the farewell party called after him.
1'ntil the train turned east at the end
of the depot grounds the President stood
waving his hands In farewell.
TAFT TALKS AT OREGON' CITY
Tells People He Would Like to Stay
In State Two Months.
OREGON CITT, Oct. . (Special.) Four
thousand people packed the Southern Pa
cific depot grounds to suffocation tonight
and cheered madly when the special train
bearing President Taft and party stopped
five minutes at Oregon City.
The platform and overhead crossings
were brilliantly illuminated with electric
lamps strung about 14 Inches apart and
the crossings were loaded down with
women and children, the latter waving
miniature American flags provided by
Mayor Carll.
The President spoke very briefly, for he
was unable to make himself heard be
cause of the enthusiastic welcome. He
thanked the people for the warmth of
their reception, though he knew they wel
comed the President and not the man.
Mr. Taft beamed his expansive smile and
said:
"I wish I could stay in Oregon two
months instead of two days, for I Ilka
the state and its people, for they are as
fine as the big red Oregon apples."
Hundreds of farmers came in today to
, see the President and practically the.
whole town turned out to do honor to
: Taft.
TEX-MIXUTE STOP AT SALEM
President Jokes With Small Boys
and Extols German-Americans.
SALEM, Or- Oct. 3. (Special.) The
' special train of William Howard Taft
and party, closely following the Shasta
' Limited, pulled into the Salem depot
over the Southern Pacific road at 8
o'clock this evening.
The President was on the rear plat
form of his private car. and when the
great crowd caught sight of the famous
Taft smile, a mighty shout went up.
After Joking with a crowd of small
boys that swarmed about the platform
of his car, the President spoke briefly
to the assembled crowd on the qualities
of good citisenshlp.
His remarks were applied particu
larly to the Germans, of whom he said
lie understood there were many In this
locality. He extolled the thrift and
j.rudence of the Germans, and declared
that thry are among the most substan
tial people we have.
Practically the entire city turned out
to see and hear the President. The
train stopped less than 10 minutes.
ALBAX1", TOO, SEES TAFT
Crowd of 2600 People Greets Presi
dent In Valley Town.
ALBAXT, Or.. Oct. 3 (Special.) Fully
ISiO people turned out here tonight to
, greet the President of the United States.
H:s special train reached Albany at 8:40,
and the depot platform and railroad
yards were crowded with people. Two
secret service men first appeared on the
rear platform, and shortly afterward
President Taft. followed by Captain Butt,
came on the platform.
The big crowd cheered lustily, and
when there was a lull President Taft
asked the name of the town and what
In raised here. In response to calls fox
a speech he said:
"I am glad to see so many people, and
thank you for this reception. If it were
any other evening but Sunday I would
be glad to make you a political speech,
but I have been preaching all day in
Portland, and you can't expect another
sermon now."
The crowd cheered the President heart
IIv during the five minutes the train
remained here. A crowd of young hood
lum boys who had crowded around the
platform kept Interrupting the proceed
ings by trying to make funny remarks,
and President Taft administered a re
buke to them as the train pulled out.
He remained on the platform bowing
while the train passed through the big
crowd.
Woodbnrn Gets to See Taft.
WOODBl'RX. Or.. Oct. 3. (Special.)
President Taffs special stopped at Wood
burn this evening for three minutes and
the President was greeted by an Im
mense throng. The reoeptlon pleased him
and he spoke of the great time be had
had in Oregon, saying he waa going out
in "a blaxe of glory."
Wana maker to Aid Art.
PARIS, Oct. 4. It is announced that
Rodman Wanamaker, son of John W ana
maker, of Philadelphia, will take over the
liabilities and will found a new clubhouse
for the American Art Association, which
was about to be disorganised on account
of laoit of foods.
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MR T4FT IS SHOitA WITH
CAUGHT JUST AS HE WAS
TAR'S CLASSMATE HERE
DR. J. W. HILL HIS OXLY "COL
LEGE CHUM" IX OREGON1.
H. M. A. Head and President Mem
bers of Yale, 18 78 Educator's
Son, t up-Bearer.
Dr. J. W. Hill, principal of the Hill
Military Academy, enjoys the distinction
of being the only classmate of President
Taft living In Oregon, and his son. Joseph
A. Hill, has the honor of being the first
boy born to any member of Yale's class
of 1878, of which President Taft and
Dr. J. W. Hill were members.
Yesterday, following an appointment
made at the luncheon Saturday, Dr. .Hill
and his son called on the President. Old
college days were recalled and memories
of yore were revived. -The President
asked about classmates living on the
Coast and Dr. Hill was invited to call
on the President at Washington.
The Yale class of 1S78 holds a reunion
every five years. At the triennial re
union In 1S81. one year after the birth
of J. A. HilU according to custom, the
year-old boy. and the first born ri any
member of the class, was presented with
the class cup. President Taft presided
at this banquet. John Proctor Clarke pre
sented the cup and J. P. Plgott made the
presentation speech. Mr. Clarke is now
one of the Judges of the New York Pro
bate Court and is the class boy of the
Yale class of 1853.
At the historical dinner there gathered
78 out of the former 122 members of the
class. Nineteen of the members are liv
ing now. One of the class living in the
West is Judge William H. Hunt, of
Helena.
At President Taffs inauguration Inst
Fall there were 78 of his classmates pres
ent. Dr. Hill being among them.
Tatt'a first official act as President
was to give a tea to his classmates at
the White House. Following, a private
dinner of the class members was given
at the Metropolitan Club in Washington.
Dr. Hill had the following to say last
night regarding the personality of Presi
dent Taft when he was a student at
college:
He was the leader of the class, wnoie-
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had a big bead, a big frame and a big
heart. He was a fine student and stood
at the heai of his class for studiousness.
He took a great many college tionors. In
cluding the office of salutatonan at
graduation."
SHIPS IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
Matterhorn Shows Signal, "Welcome
to the President."
"Welcome to the President," in the In
ternational code signal, was the greet
ing offered to President Taft yesterday
and Saturday by the flags flown from the
British ship Matterhorn, one of the dis
engaged grain vessels In the harbor. The
craft was dressed from stem to stern
and the array of flags was one of the
finest displays made on the waterfront
In honor of the visit of the Chief Execu
tive of the Nation.
The decorations of the German ship
Frieda were in keeping with those dis
played by the Matterhorn with the ex
ception of the signal letters. All vessels
in the harbor decorated In honor of the
visit of President Taft to Portland.
PARTY TO MEET TAFT
GILLETT AND STAFF TO
CORT PRESIDENT.
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Bay City's Delegation Will Join
Presidential Party at Shasta
Spring's Today.
SAN FRANCISCO, . Oct 3. Governor
James N. Gillett, members of his staff
and the reception committee of 10 busi
ness men from the Bay cities, boarded a
special car at Oakland tonight in wlilch
thev will Journey to Shasta. Springs to
meet President Taft and act as a guard
of honor. The car will be coupled to the
President's train and come with it to
Oakland, where the President will ar
rive at 7:18 A. M. Tuesday.
Short stops will be made at Redding,
where" the President will be greeted by
air the school onuqren oi tne ciiy, wun
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to Tillamook Bay more sharply than shown here, thus affording a higher viewpoint than indicated. The ground floor of the
hotel is 100 feet above the ocean, which is seen in the background.
Hotel Bayocean will rival the hotels of the Southern Cali
fornia resorts in the completeness of its appointment. Four
hundred dollars has been appropriated to furnish each room.
The cost of the buildirig and furnishings will be $350,000.
The hotel faces both the Pacific and the landlocked bay.
On the ocean side a great glass-enclosed porch will provide a
unique resting place from which to view the surf and the won
derful expanse of water. The ground to the westward slopes
directly from the building down upon splendid Bayocean
Beach, with its four miles of clean, hard sand and four miles
-of glorious breakers where young and old may enjoy surf
bathing in absolute safety. A few steps away is the ocean
side natatorium.
Twelve acres ef a naturally beautiful park have been set
aside as the.hotel grounds. This park extends toward the bay
nearly to Bay Boulevard, the equivalent of Atlantic City's
Boardwalk.
Every detail of Hotel Bayocean. when it is opened to the
public, will be found to meet the requirements of the highest
a National Guard Company drawn up at
the station to flre a ealute.
The only stop between the northern
state line and Oakland will be at Sacra
mento at 7 o'clock Monday evening. The
President's car will remain there over
night and he will be entertained with
a banquet. Leaving Sacramento at 4:30
o'clock Tuesday morning, the next stop
will be at Oakland, where the car will
be side-tracked for the triple celebra
tion of the Bay cities, which will be be
gun with a review of the school children
of Berkeley on the University of Califor
nia Athletic Field, and end with a ban
quet at the Fairmont Hotel.
The President will leave San Francisco
at 8:20 o'clock Wednesday morning for
the Yosemite, where he will spend four
days before continuing his Journey to
Los Angeles and the southern tier of
states.
Japanese Off to New, York.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3. A delegation
representing the honorary commercial
commission of Japan left here tonight
for New York to pay their respects to
Prince and Princess Kunl, who will be at
Niagara Falls Monday en route to japan.
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PARTY IN CAR BQVVMXG UP SLIGHT GRADE ON FIFTH STREET.
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TAFT TO SEE BIG TREES
SO SPEECHES TO INTERFERE
WITH HIS ENJOYMENT.
Walk of Five Miles Down Mountain
Is Planned as(One Feature of
Yosemite Trip.
YOSEMITE, Cal.. Oct. 8. Preparations
were completed here today for the en
tertainment of President Taft when he
visits the Yosemite Valley October 6.
Two days of rain have left perfect roads
and there Is lS-inohes of snow In the
high Sierras to make the atmosphere
bracing.
Major Forsyth, superintendent of the
park and commanding officer of the
troops stationed here, has detailed a de
..nhmont nt an ravalrvmen under Cap
tain R. S. Wells to meet the Presidential
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fnrpcronnd. which lies to the eastward of the hotel, slopes down
class oMourist trade. Society people of Portland will at last
be able to invite their; Eastern friends to a beach, resort hotel
on the Oregon coast that will provide the accommodations to
which they are accustomed. The faet that the court of Hotel
Bayocean is 20 feet wider than that of the Hotel Portland con
veys some conception of its size.
The low building .to the right of the hotel is the 60-room
annex. This building will also contain the kitchens, servants'
dining-room, the steamheating plant for the hotel, the laundry
and the ice plant, thus leaving the hotel proper exclusively for
tiie oomfort of the guests.
This hotel is a part of a Guaranteed BAYOCEAN.
Potter-Chapin Realty Go.
514 Corbett Building,
416 R. A. Jjong Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.
J 10 State Savings Bank Bldg.,
Butte, Mont.
party at El Portal, the gateway of the
Par. ... pn.,1.
The troops will n
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take the stage '"sojourn ta
act as his escort during uie sojo
The party will stop at .the ltwwna.
Hotel Thursday night and visit the Dig
trees Friday morning. It is expected the
President will go to Glacier Point Fridaj
afternoon, remain there over night and
walk down the mountain trail five miles
to Sentinel Hotel Saturday morning.
The Presidential salute of 21 guns will
be fired on the arrival of the party ; No
bansuets or speeches have been Planned,
at the request of the President, who
wishes to spend a few days close to
nature.
GAS OVERCOMES SAILORS
First Tragedy Attends Gathering of
Marines at Gotham,
NEW YORK. Oct. 8. The first tragedy
to mar the visit of thousands of United
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421 Columbia Bldg..
Spokane, wash.
901 Monadnock Bldg.,
San Francisco, CaL
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States sailors here during the last week
occurred today.
Two "Jackies from the United States
cruiser Montana were found In a gas
ruled room In an East Side hotel. On,
One
of the sailors was asphyxiated and the
. unc0nsclous. Their capes bore
other was unconscious. Their capes bore
the names of H. Daniels and M. Oor
malne. Another sailor, Samuel E. Her
man, fell overboard from the gunboat
castme ana was uruwueu.
Harris Trunk Co. for trunks and bags.
If Ivory Soap sold for
a dollar, instead of less '
than a cent, an ounce, it
would be no better, no
purer than it is.
There is no --free' al
kali in Ivory Soap; no
harmful ingredient of
any kind.
It is pure soap noth
ing else.
Ivory Soap
994o Per Cent, jrure.
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