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TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN. FRIDAY, 3IARCII 15.
OREGON FLAGS
O'ER SHE AT
FLY
FAIR
California Pays Rich Tribute
to Her Neighbor When
Site Is Selected.
SUN SMILES ON SCENE
lajr Fertrrt as (Governor West and
llwl of Beaver Stato IlooMers
Take Por?lon of Plat on
KiposttJon Ground.
'ni'imH rr"m First r
in can Francisco this mornln? to select
the jilio for the Nevada, state bulldtna;
and was iclad to have the opportunity
t" be present. Then ram Mayor Ralph.
cr Jn Francisco, and l.leutenant-tior-
ernnr Wallace, representing the state.
When all were seated President Moore
urged Into action at once.
Tho time has come." he paid, when
with the preparatory work: accom
plished, we auk our partners In thlj
great enterprise to take an active share
In It. Goernor We.t. rf our sinter
State of Oregon. Is hero today, arrom-rnl-d
hy tl.e rral representatives of
the people of Oregon.
Title Deed Preaeated.
"The site has been selected by threa
gentlemen empowered to art and It
row becomes our pleasure to present
to Governor West, for the Mats of Ore
iron, the ttrl ieed to the site."
Taking from the hand of llarrla O.
Ponnirk. the director of works, an en
crossed scroll. President Moore cave It
Into the keeping of (Jovrrnor West. As
he did so the band massed about the
platform broke Into the strains of the
"tar-Spancled llanner." accompany
ing Mrs. l:ose Ptoch -Ba uer. hit aanc
the National anthem with thrilling ef
fect, while hundreds stood with un
covered nrais until the last notes had
1 led away.
Then as the flag of'Oregon floated
to the top of the Oregon fir. Governor
V est stepped forward ami accepted
the site In the name of the people of
Oregon.
betrner V4 ee t peaks.
"I feel as If 1 had Just awakened
from a dream." he said. "It seema but
esterday when the wires carried the
pews of a rreat cltv stricken and laid
In ashes and the people of Oregon ris
ing to the occasion with their sym
pathr and aid. Now 1 see a city far
arrester tan the old and remember
that its citizens are spending; 1:0.000.
to build a great exposition which
will benefit not only the Pacific Coast
but the world at large.
"Oregon Is proud of the opportunity
given her to show what she produces.
We are gtad that we are In on the
around floor Oregonlans are always
In on the ground floor, anyway, and we
shall make the most of It. Oregon may
be rounted upon to do everythlnsr In
her power to make the exposition a
success."
fteoaer Is Presented.
As itovernor West concluded. Presi
dent Moore stepped forward carrying
a banner which on one side bore the
flag of the United States and on the
reverse side the name "Oregon." with
the coat of arms of the state.
"It now devolrea upon Governor
West." he sal-!, "to plant this banner
on the site selected."
Accepting- the emblem, the Governor,
accompanied by Mrs. West, the Oregon
State Commissioners and the exposition
officials, found their way through the
crowd to, a spot some distance from the
stand. Here. f!ir In hand, the Gover
nor halted and said: "I take possession
of this site In the name of the State of
Oregon." He did not plant the banner,
however, for a flag already marked
the snot and the emblem was carried
back to the stand by Mrs. West.
' Pair for Gawd af AIL
President Moore seized the opportun
ity to make a short address In which
he called the attention of hla audience
to the fact that the coming great ex
position Is not for San Francisco nor
for California, nor for Oregon but for
the entire I'nlted States. Ha alluded
to the approaching completion of the
Panama Canal and Its effect upon the
development of the West and then In
troduced Governor Oduie. of Nevada,
who. he said, had come to select a site
for another sister state.
Then there were cheers for Gover
nor Oddte and for Nevada, and the applause-
smothered the noise of the
breskers on the beach when the Ne
vada executive said: "Nevada Is glad
to be second to Oregon, for she Is our
sister state, too. We are glad that
Oregon la first, and Nevada Is proud
of the opportunity to have her for a
neighbor now and during the great fair
when our buildings will occupy ad
Joining sites.
Nevada la Cheered.
"Nevada has not the population of
either Oregon or California, but If every
state rataea the sams amount of money
per capita as Nevada will for the fair,
the Investment of money within- a ra
dius of a mils here will be the greatest
In history."
Then Governor Oddie marched off
with the banneret of his state and.
crossing the dividing line, planted the
emblem In the soli deeded to Nevada.
There were more cheers for Governor
Oddle and the state of Nevada, and h
In turn called for cheers for Governor
West and Oregon, after which the Joy
ous spectators rneeren everyone in
sight who looked like he had anything
to do with the fair or Oregon and Ne
vada. A half dosen moving picture
cameras were busy during every mo
ment of the ceremonies, sweeping: the
shouting, happy crowd with their
lenses. The clicking of a hundred
camersa sounded like a volley of musketry.
Mayer l.aada Oeegealaaa.
When the tumult had In a measure
subsided. Mayor Itolph, In a few happy
remarks, lauded the Orrgonlana for
heir public spirit as manifest by the
big delegation sent from the state to
begin the work called for by the part
nership of the commonwealths In the
grest enterprise.
Julius Meter, chairman of tho Oregon
exposition commission, concluded the
ceremonies with a few words In which
he explained the advantages of the site
selected by the commission, and de
clared that the people of Oregon would
raise thereon a structure of which the
state and the exposition company should
well bo proud.
Aside from the ceremonies attend-
Ipg the selection of the site, the 0-e-gonlans
spent a busy and enjoyable
afternoon, for the assembly at Harbor
View was hut the conclusion of the
afternoon schedule.
A alee t'boke Street.
Promptly at 1 o'clock the street In
front of the St. Francis Hotel became
choked with snorting automobiles des
tined to bear the visitors on a tour of
the city and the Presidio and to the
fair grounds.
.Kfflclent work on the part of tho
committee on arrangements, assisted by
the San Francisco police, got the pro
cession away in good time. With the
I -Tf' V'--"-"' " u"'"''"'"" ZLl 'mmi i ir . r- j . i ' " " ' i
PORTLAND'S FINEST RESIDENCE SCENE IN
T7- f f S7T1
NX
The Addition with Character
Today marks the end of discounts allowed on Laurelhurst lots.
If you fail to select the site of your future home today, it will
cost you an additional 15 per cent tomorrow.
No second mortgage taken on Laurelhurst Jots after today.
200 additional new homes will be erected in Laurelhurst dur
ing the next six months as the result of our sales since February 15.
The opportunity to get a home-site in Laurelhurst for 15 per
cent less than the list price will not come to you again after today.
Can you afford to pass it up? Can you afford to lose $150 to $300,
the amount of the discount?
If you want a home in Laurelhurst, come in TODAY and select
your lot. We will help you finance the building, and we will take
a second mortgage for the unpaid balance on the lot. BUT WE
WON'T TOMORROW.
MEAD & MURPHY, Sales Agents
Phones: Main 1503, Main 4020, A 1515. 522 Corbett Bldg.
' Office at Tract Phone E. 989. Ask for Salesman.
Private automobile service from office to tract at all hours today.
exposition bugler standing In a flying
automobile In advance of the procee
slon. trumpeting the advance of the
visitors, the streets wero well cleared
and the San Franciscans lining the
curbs cheered as the machines whizzed
l.
Passing through the residence sec
tion of ihe city, the procession uped
through the beautiful wood-bordered
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SAW FRANCISCO CALL ISSUES "THE LITTLE MORNING OREGON! AN" FOR BENEFIT OF OREGON FIRST EXCURSIONISTS.
T1IK SAN FRANCISCO CALTi WEDNESDAY. MAT3CTI nX 1912.
THE. LITTLE
wrmmnmt.
VOL. I. NO. 1.
SAN FRANCISCO. MARCH 13. 1912.
FOR OtJR VISITORS FROM -OREGON.
GOVERNOR WEST
HEIOSJELESITES
Oregon First' Special
Leaves for South
rvT.TLA.NP. March i: Th
"CV crr I'lrni rfCiM pul
e ;t ml rw t.-. for Pm
Frnf.-r with l?i friiurnt
rttlsvn of Or re on atarJ-
Fvnty.(!v others Ifl n
IMO .Shut Limited at S 0
iMt fmnc. I :" flavin ;
n vtaKo to ifturi rfcri
l.fr on tli tr!al
The (jctrcfttton It hadd by
Governor n4 Mrs. Wrt ott4
tho Orcffon ranajna-PaoTc t
roitrn rommtMlon. com poJ
ft Julius L Metor. ckalrman.
C. S lfod!po of fUltr and
V Tiat of f-cur.
A'-trl the train are .!
rtiifitu frm PnJirfn. KaWer,
If rt:r. Tho Dll and
cirr OrotfAai cltle.
I rt frm Vm.
t.t i Ii'btra. AhTan4
t -i a rloJ frcro Klamath
I ul Join the etruroion
j.'t ir tram proffre south.
Bil DETECTIVE
DIES J TRAIN
Daniel Yiner Known for
Capture of Tracv
5r .1 Dl-Pkh la Tk Cell
rORTI.AXf. March I:. tn
ll Wcmcr knoan throusho'it
ti c raclM- toast as a ilctccIlM"
and In rorl.r..l as the man
srho rapturcl Harry Tracy,
f.ll dcai of hc:irt f:ur" on
ihr. s.m r'ranclsco raln tolay.
Vtncr asd r-n for a number
of tears In tho employ of th
I nliJ Su'cs Nitooal hank
and had been In California for
bis health.
rXKDON ASKED iOK
Ci.trlrl tataracr sas ta
l..trnsr far t Irsscacs-
(5.--r Crab ! Tk C.)
Hljai 'if. March 1! TV'
c.?T--r Morr.s. ti'a frtncr
t I -.t Nnkrr who Is rv
Inc crilrc In tho snltt.
l'ar. is rrr'd to rc 111 sod
rrnr'o l. th prson hospital.
Arr:-ai:cn f-r" Morns- rar-
i r h i b-f, rnsde to Gover
nor West r I'istrici Attorney
Cam.mn.
JU-MP PROVES FATAL
aa Was Msrca at !
as "K la a laaaa
lSrtil Duaalca la T Ctll
POnTTjtvl'. Starch' 12 A
man snflsrlnc frora tfrronna.
who had rratstcrad aa "Klnar
lomoa. Jumnd from tha
window f a ! I hotel yea.
tsrdar to the raefnent belaw
to a I moat titstsnt eatn.
Jut previously a bellboe
eoeaoaiered the man In one af
the corriaors erawllnc on alt
fours. Tha bey screamed.
vM,-ii ipesret U frighten
-Kma ..i..r.io".-- who ran
rfroniii ime of the rooms.
or-cn-l t-e window anl
tMnp.t lie haa sot been
Id. ntin-.l
PROHIBITION FIGHT
5accis( DMhS le Tkt Call
roRTUAXI. March 12.
Frtilhillnnlt In tris cllv
and threuaetotit Or r s on wiir
sift one of the moot actlva
si ale rrasadea ever anoantln
Uia waat.
PHYSICIAN CASTS
EYES ON SENATE
Dr. Harry Lane Seeks
Place as Democrat
Ssrtw D. -.patch It Tht Call)
ronTl.r. March 12.--Ur
Harry Lar-c is a cattfll1si f.r
t ie ilemorrstic nomination for
trilled Males senator.
line announced this tecl
slon this mornlnc following a
conference with local demo
cratic leajrrs yesterday, when
a petition ursine him to f
Into tha fisht was presented
to him.
l have reconsidered my
former decision not to be a
candidate." said Doctor lana
this mormns- "Oalnc to re
cent developments Indicating
a atronx sentiment tmonf
democrats to hava my ntua
eo on Ilia primary ballot I
hava consented to make tha
race
-If 5 recelva tha democratic
nomination I will go out and
make a vlcorous campaign,
covering all parts of the stats.
I will tell lust whet I stand
for wheal Hi my declaration,
and there will bo no doubt as
to my meaning on the Issues
of the day'
POLICE CHIEF'S PERIL
Tkeeata Made Aralast Life by
Ikiaree
SkcUI Duaalca le The Cs1
rortT'.AND. March 12 Tho
life or hlef or I'ollre Mlover
has been threatened lv mem
bers of the warring Chinese,
arcordine? to a repewe-recMved
by the chlrf hls moraine fol
lowing -1 meetlrig f the Chi
nese Mx companies held last
night.
. ' I. ' '
RAILROAD CLERK
Parole Will Be Asked of
Judge Morrow
5p-c.s ,.f?lcA le The Call
IfriTIANl. March U
T.tpl V Alexander, tho
)i:n ). TV R. and N. com
pany clerk .har(red with fors
Infr vottchers. changed his plea
from nnt guilty to guilty this
morning before Judge Morrow
of tha circuit court. Ills sen
tence was ael for Thursday
morning. lie will ask fur
parole.
CLERKS ARE BO.NDED
Water Sward Take Waralaa;
rOM Disappear are
Sprtlai Dispatch U Th Ci7
TORTIUAND. Marrh It As
a rult of rri icnt m
I-earArra of Fred S- rnoderraf,
a rlik in t b i:rad ofrlrc. (he
uatr KoArd thin afternoon put
under noiil three t lilef clerks.
11 aIMnl rlerks and 10 '--pertifis.
ntrjrrcfltinic $1.0.'u)
Kond-, Tli rltinf l.-rks nro
unOrr SItVAAO ' bonilM ea-h.
rlrka Sj.n0 tnt tnfipertor
J.Ai eaii and 21 Inspectors
H.O? 9 rach.
TO SEND BOOKLETS
rortlaad Moa Aplaed !
Vooat at
ISfxckl Dixpmkk ! Th C.'
ftALKM. Ore.. trrh 12.
Coverrror Wat todae ap
pointed C. O. Oiapman of
Portland a member of the
atatc board of Immigration
and r leaned for f pendltnr
itia apprbprlatinn ef ::,6)t
mad br tha last lgislMtrtrrr
(or immlxrfction purpoiti.
ATTORNEYS FIGHT
WITH HARD WORDS
Prosecutor Objects lo
Term, "Galled Jade"
Special Dispatch It The Cell
I'ORTUAND. March 12.
Piko Duvis and Dan Malarkey
nrariy came to blows litis
morning In Judge Gaten'a
court In the trlol of Burt
Jllcks for fctlttng W A. Wort
man in a dispute oA-er labor
troubles. "
Tho xrooble bgn when At
torney Mularkry asked W. S.
Ilalvor If lie had read of the
attempts to break up the
H.-iden-Fow!! meeting nt the
Gipsy Smllh tauernacio. Satur
day afternoon. Attorney Da
vis was on Ins fect In a mo
ment, demanding to know If
the defense charo-ed the state
with having anything to do
with the trouble at the taber
nacle. Tho two attorneys be.
gan shaklnc tlirlr fingers In
j-(i others' faces
The galled Jade winces, and
that's wl.st you arc.- said
Mularkey to Davis.
"If ou don't quit shsklng
vo'ir fingers In my face I 11
make you wince," replied At
torney Davis.
Then tho Judge stopped the
pleasantries.
BOAST OF BRASHEAR
KHfr" aaya Vaaeawvrr TV1I1
W tm reasaat
Spcctal Dispclck to The Cell
PORTLAND, Marrh 12
The drpeter hn v theiitn.v
linn tlr.keted perfectly. Van
rouvr will repeat, winning
th- t!12 North went,em leasua
flaw." opt'mlBtlrally declared
"Kitty" Brsh.rt Vancouver
rrmn.iger, wbeu In 1'orlJand
today.
BAY CITT.
T'.f .Mil Vran Call h- hit pn a rtorel Idea of pubiuntna: as a part or ua reieuiar ia.u earn oay ourinjr tne tBy 01 ine urcon
First rv -urufnUta "The l.ltt e Mornlns Crreoman. The headins; ot this nection or tne paper iouows inn urepornan axyie. ana is aes-isnca iv
nt, t ers of th Portland ppia now in an Kranriaco.
The firm leeue of "The Utile Xornlnit Oresjonian
in thia rtln.
m:ctiox or cAi iFOHMi papi;r DF.M(.F.D to iake ,orthf.rkrs ff.fl at houk WHILE IX
bears data of March IX Brief news stories of Portland and Oregon for that day appear
avenues of Golden Gate Park, striking
the beach at the point below the Cliff
Houae where the twin Dutch wind
mills moved their arms in lazy wel
come. Then the route lay through Un
co In Park, aloncr cliffs overlooking the
Pncifie. where in half-hidden batteries
the great guns guard the approaches
to the Golden Gate.
Whirling through the Presidio
grounds, the caravan reached the broad
parade grounds, where a halt was made
to witness the military review are
ranged In their honor.
The automobiles were ranged on each
side of the square Into which present
ly marched the combined bands of the
Third Artillery and the Thirtieth In
fantry. playing a lively air. Followins
them with measured tread came sol
diers, 3000 of them, spick and span ii
drean uniforms and white gloves. They
were formed for review by Colonel
Wisser. commanding the Presidio, who
had ordered the big spectacle in honor
of the visitors from the north.
With beautiful precision, the differ
ent regiments formed into brigade front
to the music of the bands. Reviewed by
the commandant and his staff, the
troops marched briskly back to the
barracks and, with cheers for the Army
and the officers who had made the pa
rade possible, the guests of the
passed on the Kx position site.
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