THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2G
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ASTORIA'S REGATTA
AS IT DEVELOPS
What Is Doing, Day By Day, to Make and Mark
It the Best Ever
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The formation will be as follows and participants are urgently
requested to be at their station promptly at 1:15 p. m. as the parade
will move promptly at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The police will form on Bond street at intersection of Fifth
street.
De Caprio's band will form on Bond street west side of Fifth
street.
The United States Regular troops will form on Bond street rear
of De Caprio's band.
Company I Coast Artillery form on Bond street rear of the
Regulars.
The marines of U. S. battleship will form on Fifth street
south side of Bond, head resting on Bond street.
The Admiral and staff form on Fifth street, rear of marines.
Queen Hattie and maids of honor form on. Sixth street, south
sid of Bond street.
i The Mayor and City Council with guests of honor, form on
Seventh street, south side of Bond, left resting on Bond street.
Arnold's band form on Seventh street, south side of Bond, right
resting on Bond street.
Fife and Drum Corps form-on Seventh street, north side of
Bond street.
The Fourteenth Regatta Committee form on Seventh street, rear
of Fife and Drum Corps. :
The Park Band form on Eighth street, south side of Bond
street. . ' U- . "-
"The Scandinavian Sangerfest form on Eighth street, rear of Park
Band. , .
The Sheriff's Association form on Eighth street, south side of
Bond street.
The Rebekahs form on Ninth reet, south side of Bond.
All fraternal organizations form on Ninth street between Bond
and Commercial.
Decorated automobiles form on Ninth street, south side of Bond
street.
Arnold's Colored Band form on Tenth street, south side of Bond
street
The Chinese Reform Association form on Tenth street, south
side of Bond street
' Business men's floats and vehicles form on Eleventh street, north
side of Bond street.
The Astoria Fire Department orm on Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, south side of Bond street.
All late comers will be relegated to the rear.
ly retemi to tne Deautmu souvenir
I Regatta program to be littered early
tomorrow morning.
Queen Hattie and her maids of
honor will occupy the royal box nt
Logan Hall, at the first performance
of the great Scandinavian Cnngerfest,
on Saturd;ry evening.
The Portland soloists are due to ar
rive in the city at 1 :J0 p. m. on Satur
day and will be met by the full Rc
gatta committee, and escorted to the
city hall, where they will be welcomed
by Mayor Herman Wise, to which ad
dress Dr. Emil Enna, conductor of the
Sangerfest, will respond in kind. At
this time the associated societies will
confer the Golden Cross of. Honor
upon Queen' Hattie I. and the occa
sion will be enlivened by songs from
the great chorus.
The two splendid concerts by the
Scandinavian Sangerfest will take
place at 9:15 o'clock on Saturday ev
ening, ana at i :ju o ciock p. m. Sjun-
' day, at Logan Hall.
On Sunday evening at 5:30 o'clock
Dr. Emil Enna, the noted leader of the
festival, will hold a reception and give
a dinner to tne members of the sing
ing societies, the musical directors.
members of Regatta committee and
the press, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. Zeigler.
Another beautiful and typical set of
windows, dressed in honor of the Re
gatta season, are those of the Foard
& Stokes hardware company, which
are attracting wide attention and in
teresting comment on all sides.
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On Saturday night, August 29th, the
Wild West parade will take place. It
will form on Exchange street in front
of Foard & Stokes hall. They expect I
to have in this parade 100 wagons
carry the people that take part in
and a cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to take part in this and make
it the largest and best parade ever
seen in the city.
Everybody taking part in this Wild
West parade must be masked.
the parade will start at o p. m
sharp. , The fun will be fast and
furious. "Done in the open, the pass
ing show. It will be all day in the
daytime, and day all night in the
night-time, for there will be no night
in Astoria, the night, of the Wild
West parade." So says W. R.! Mac
beth, the man upon whose shoulders
the responsibility of the Wild West
show rests.
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Tomorrow morning will witness the
inauguration of Astoria's fourteenth
annual Regatta, and the following is a
brief synopsis of the events that will
mark it during its three days of en
tertainment: Tomorrow morning will witness the
grand marine parade; the arrival of
Queen Hattie I., with her court and
staff of Admirals; the reception by the
Mayor and his colleagues of the city
government; the inauguration of the
water sports. In the afternoon there
will be a monster parade on shore,
and. the steady fulfilment of the water
sports.
On Friday morning the court as
semblage will take place at the grand
stand, and the great single-scull race
for the Pacific Coast championship,
between Gloss, of Portland, and Laing
of Victoria, B. C. In the afternoon
there will be a fine series of land and
water sports; while the evening will
be given over to the grand marine
parade, under illumination; with mu
sic everywhere.
The Jhird and last day, Saturday,
after the greeting and reception of
Queen and court, the double scull race,
for the Pacific Coast championship,
between Gloss and Waite, and Laing
and Sawyer. In the afternoon the
sports on land and water will be pur
sued; and in the evening the monster
"Wild West" parade will be pulled off;
the magnificent Sangerfest at Logan'
Hall; the international tug of war
contest and the closing festival.
Over and about and through all the
hours of the Regatta, will be cast the
glamour of fine band music, and the
charm and interest of a 1000 lesser at
tractions, for the detail of which as
well as for that of the leading fea
tures the pleasure-seeker is respectful-
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The first craft of the Portland fleet
to round Tongue Point and bear
down on this city, for Regatta week,
was the dandy sloop "Peekaboo," of
the new yacht club, the Willamette,
at the metropolis, under command of
Captain Bonny Barr, with a crew of
four young gentlemen, towit: Messrs.
Jesse. West; Harry Larson, Kenny
Wren and Chester Wheeler. They
left out on Wednesday, August 19th,
and have loafed their way down, en
joying the trip immensely. The "Pee
kaboo will enter the sloop races in
Class C, and is the first boat entered.
She reports the following fleet en
route and strung along the Columbia
and due to arrive today, namely: the
Synamox," "Terrier," "Dancing Girl,"
"Fore & Aft," "Anona," "Corsair,"
"Naiad," "McBarbee and "Aeolus.
Captain Wicklund, of the Point
Adams life-saving station, was in the
city yesterday on matters of business,
Mrs. Wicklund accompanying him,
and he reports that his crew will
figure in the Regatta events on Thurs
day and Saturday, giving flie usual
thrilling and interesting drills of the
service; and that the Cape Disap
pointment crew, under Captain Stuart
will figure prominently, along the
same line, on Friday. One of the
older and lighter boats of the service
will be put in prime order for the dis
plays, as the motor boats are too
heavy for the work in mere course of
display. It is needless to say the ex
hibitions will be as fascinating as ever
in the hands of these highly trained
and clever crews.
Commissioner C. S. Dow is very
anxious to have a brilliant display of
cut flowers as part of the exhibit he
is in charge of at the court house; and
to this end, he will, tomorrow, dis
patch a team to the home of any As
toria lady who will contribute to this,
and advise him of her purpose, and
address. There will, without doubt,
be generous response to his call.
NOBBY CLOTHIER
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Land Parade Features For Thursday,
August 27.
All those paiticipating in the Re
gatta land parade are hereby notified
to appear on the street in readiness
promptly at 1:30 p. m. Thursday,
August 27th. All aides will report
promptly at 1 p. m. on same day.
S. M. GALLAGHER,
Chairman Land Parade.
Save Money.
From $1.50 to $2.00 saved by buy
ing through tickets in Astoria. Tickets
to all points in the United States and
Europe now on sale at O. R. & N.
dock. G. W. Roberts, agent.
Auction Sale of Household Goods
AH the household goods of Mrs. P.
A. Trullinger at 149 Second, corner
Commercial, will be sold at public
REAL ESTATE
C. A. Maulding and wife to Mrs.
Arie B. Huffman, lot 10, block 7,
Bradbury's addition to Ocean Grove;
$.100.
U. S. Patent to John Antilla, lots 9,
10, IS and 16 of S. 17 T. 4 N., R.8W.;
156.96 acres.
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Sun., Aug. 30
Get your Reserved S?:at early; the
house will be crowded. Prices, 25c,
1 35c 75c.
the street car company is
notified of a bad place
near McGregor mills.
Notice was served upon the Astoria
electric street car company yesterday
by James F. Kearney, superintendent
of streets, that the foundation under
the street car tracks between Thirty
eighth and Forty-second streets is in
pretty bad shape and that it may be
unsafe to run cars there until repairs
are made.
,Danicl F. McGee, general superin
tendent of the street car company,
said tast evening that the company
will make no attempt to run heavy
cars over the bad place until the
street foundations have been placed in
thorough repair again.
Mr. McGee made an inestigation
of the place last evening, and then
said that the outlook is not very bad.
He said that while some repairs will
hve to be made, that there is no ap
parent need of stopping traffic and
that therefor the company will run a
light car over the tracks there. Of
couyse if there was the slightest
rVinncc for an arcirlpnt. , Mr , MVOpp'
naturally woi.'d be the first one who
should want to stop the traffic, and his
intention to run the cars probably is a
sure indication that passengers need
not be alarmed. Mr. McGee also said
that work will be commenced by the
company at once to make the repairs,
as the company can hardly wait for
the city to get to work, though the
responsibility of doing the work real
ly, lies with the cjtjr. , -i
At the meeting of the council when
the trouble was grsf reported it seem
ed to be the impression of some of
the councilmcn that the bad places
were in that portion of the structural
work over which the street car com
pany alone has the duty and responsi
bility of making repairs. But accord
ing to Mr. McGee, the decayed places,
which weaken and render the passage
of street cars somewhat unsafe, are
entirely in that part of the foundations
orer which the city alone has juris
diction and the responsibility of mak
ing repairs; that is, that the bad places
are formed by the rotten piles and
rotten cappingg. It is probable the
city will have to reconstruct the entire
highway for several blocks, if the re
pairing is to be done with any degree
of thoroughness. .
BURNS NOW AFTER JOHNSON.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Aug. 25.-
Tommy Burns, who yesterday defeat
ed Bill Squires, states that he is anx
ious to meet Jack Johnson in Sydney
and that negotiations , looking to a
match nrp nnw imrW w.iv