Morning Oregonian., June 14, 1912, Page 14, Image 14

tttt: MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAY. , JUNE 14. 1912.
GORGEOUS ENTRIES OF GREAT VARIETY IN FESTIVAL PARADE
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FLAG TO BE
VETERANS AVILL IIOU EXER
CISES TOMCUT. !
Patriot ks Programme Will Be Given
at United Spanish War Vetcr
ans' Quarter.
Metnbars of Grand Army will
einbla at their hall. In the AlUky
building at 7:10 o'clock tonight.
Thence they will march to the United
Sp.nlh War Veterana hall. Eleventh
and Alder atreeta. where Flay day ez
erolaea will be held. They will be
raeurted to the hall by Company B.
Third Regiment. Oregon National
Guard, commanded by Captain W. F.
Paugherty. A bgl corpa will pre
cede the company eacort furnlahlng
music. The veterana will carry the
colors. The exarclaea will commence
at I o'clock.
The public la Invited to attend the
meeting, and special invitatlona have
been aent the veterana, members of the
Guard and fraternal bodies. It was
not the purpose to have the meeting
conflict with any of the afreet
pageants, but arrangement war com
plated before postpouement if the elec
tric parade was announced.
The programme follows:
rieg March.- by Mrs. N. C Calrert:
patrlotto anthem. 'America." by all: Intro
durtory. by Chairman J. J. K.nnedr: 'His
tory or Kl and Hm ObserTance." Professor
M. 1. Pr:t: patriotic son. rrmnk Brers:
"A Kl Aseo.lstlon." by loilmiiur . B
Merrlok, rat-li tlo sonct. Veterans' Quart. t:
flve-mlnuts addresses by W. M. Millar, of
Mount Tabor School; W. A. D.rkaon, of Cras
toa Mahool. ana A. W. Uaraobaeak at I -ant.
Schoul; Instrumental duet. Mrs. Calvert. anU
friend: addr-.aa. "The 'iac." Father Con
aty; "Star Hpanglad Baaaer." by the meet.
Ins.
SUFFRAGISTS 6PE-K TO CROWD
Leaders Talk From Prlwv Winning
Float After Parade.
Cuffragiata lose no opportunity ot
ImpresHlng llirlr viewa upon the popu
lace. Yesterday they bad a magnificent
opportunity, of which they took full
advantage. After the parade waa over,
Mlsa Anita Whitney, of California:
Mra. F. W. Cnfterlll, of Medford, and
Mra. Rarah Khrgott apoke from the
prlsewlnning float to large crowds,
which listened attentively.
After the speeches the float waa
driven past the house ex Mra. Abigail
tfcotl Unniway. who waa sufficiently
recovered to be able to sit In a wheeled
chair on the porch, and Inspect the
float.
The eight pretty maidens on the car
were Miss Emma Rice. Mies May Kyle.
Miss Helen Green, alia? Mahel Peter
aon. Miss Edith Elopes, Mlsa A. Thron
on. Miss Agnes Lane, who took the
figure of Justice, Mlsa Lou le Bryant,
and Miss &.rdi CUan. Lhe Chinese rep
-esetitatlve. .Charles Kutter. II. t.
Rlchter, p. C. Hunter and V.. Dahlet.
walked beside tl'.e horses, with John
Thorn handling the reins.
This morning several leading suf
fragists Kate for Aetnrla, to aildreaa
to meetings at the Invitation of Mrit.
Emma Watr.-n. They will also give an
open-air meeting n their own account.
Among those making the trip are Mra.
P. A. TrulHoger, Mis. F. V. Collerlll,
.u.:a Anita Whitney and Mra. tfaiali
Ehrgott.
ROSE "FESTIVAL VISITORS
There Is nly one trunafer rompuny
In tho t'lty --f Tortli nd that can rhi-clt
vour busHKo at your houie or hoiel.
The HitgHttue Aj tuonihtiN Trsnef.r
Company, Turk and 1'avls s'reeta
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