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PART TWO
OPENS TODAY
PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY EVENING, - SEPTEMBER 14, 1903.
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00 O'Olock TU XYsnlnswTona of
Bad Pira and Hundreds of Pieces of
Plreworks WU1 tlflit tha Boyal
' King's and Queen's Parade.
Xssembls for parade at Carnl
ral grounds at 1:30 aharp.
Leave tba grounds at 7 aharp,
moving- north on Fourteenth - to
Washington, east on Washington to
Third, aou(h-on Third to - Morri
son, weat on Morrison . to main
entrance on Fourteenth street,
where the presentation of the keys
to the t city by Mayor Williams
wllj be made, the parade then
moving- through Industrial street
to the north side of Multnomah
Field, where the beautiful corona
tion ceremony will take place, after
which the parade will pass in re
view before the royal party.
ORDER OF PARADE.
Pirst Division. :
Mounted herald.
Platoon of police.
, Brown a Band. .
Tallyho and Juniors.
Mayor and officials in carriages.
Carriage containing old-time club
, directors.
King and Queen and outriders.
Chariot and clowns.
Court carriages.
Multnomah patrol wagon.
Second Division.
Mounted police.
Jabour's Band.
Ten carriages, containing Jabour
artists.
German Band
Warriors In chain mall.
Multnomah club membess march
ing.
Tallyho of Japanese in native cos
tumes. . j . Camels.
Under the light of thousands of lamps
Ind in the glare of colored tire the king
and queen of Misrule' will be crowned
In Multnomah field at 7:30 o'clock to
night Until that moment the Identity
of the merry monarchi will be kept hid
flen.
It has been troublesome to "keep that
secret Hundreds of prying eyes have
followed modistes .about, 'noting ..who
was ordering gowns of unusual make,
and every trap that ingenuity could de
vise was sprung to get President Prael
to tell to whom he had delegated the
task of selecting the , royal pair. . He
Slipped once, then only slightly, when he
admitted that the king would be a man.
That may not seem much of a slip, but
there was a very persistent rumor that
two' young women were to share the
carnival throne. The plan by which the
secret was guarded is effective. Presl
dent Prael had the naming of the earn I
val king and queen. He appointed
Somebody, who nobody but himself
. knows, a committee of one to make the
choice. r '
However, the curiosity that has been
I roused over the coronation will be satis
(led tonight and all the women will have
m. tuaiito iu ki incuse ine queen a areas.
Those who take part In the parade
will assemble at the carnival grounds at
6:80 sharp. Thirty minutes jlater the
parade will leave the. grounds, moving
north on Fourteenth street to Washing
ton, east on Washington to Third, south
bn Third to Morrison, west On Morrison
to Fourteenth, where. Mayor Williams
Will deliver .the keys of the city to the
hJyal partyT after which the parade will
again move, passing through Industrial
Itreet past the bandstand, hence through
the large arch into Multnomah field to
the north side, where the beautiful coro
nation ceremony will take place. . This
having been concluded the entire parade
will pass in review before the royal
barty, after which the identity of the
king and, queen will be made known. Up
to the present time as fhueh mystery as
fcver surrounds the identity 6t the, king
Ind queen, and this secrecy will be main
talned. until the appointed time.
During the parade over 200 pounds of
ted Are will be burned and several hun-
pxed dollars' worth-.of fireworks, set off.
The' formation of the parade, will be as
follows:
- First division Mounted herald, pla
toon of police, Brown's band, tallyho and
lunlors, Mayor Williams and officials in
carriages, oldtime club directors in car
riage, king and queen and outriders,
chariot and clowns, court carriages,
Multnomah patrolwagon.
second division Mounted . police,
labour's band, 10 carriages containing
jaDours artists, German band, war
riors in chain mall, Multnomah club
members marching, tallyho of Japanese
in native costumes, Jabour' camels.
At 8:15 o'clock Brown's Military Band
will render the following concert pro
grom: .'-.-, 1 .
March, M. A. A. C... ...
Overture, ' "Serairamlde" . . .
(Valtzes, S "Sounds From
Woods" ,
Dance, Mexicans "Palmetto"
..... Carton
....Rossini
Vienna
. . , Strauss
(new).
. ,', Whitney,
'...-O'Hant
Uedley of popular songs .
' . Intermission. . . jr
as des1 Fleur's "Naila-rt. r. .-Be'llblS
Scenes from "The Bohemian Girl".. . '
, .; . . -i. . V, . . i . i . .. .Balfe
hJovelette, ."In a-Cosey Corner - Bratton
Excerpts from-. Ths Burgomas--
: ter" . . . .'. , . . .", . . , . . ... .IiUdors
rwo Step. "Dixie Land" V.ii. Haines
Introducing "Old Black -Joe", with em
bcUlflupents. :
ft week :mmrrn:
Monday, September
opening, hand' con
king and queen's
principal streets
of keys of the olty t
Williams; parade thro
nival grounds; oorozutt
nony; band concert j
hows.
Tnesday. September
sions on all lines); band
0 cert, 8 to 0; spectacular "
Knighthood Was in ric
band conoert; Jabonr show
Wednesday, September IS c
noonday parade by Jabonr;
oonosrt, a to 5; mayors
legislators received; band con
cert; confetti night; Jabonr
shows.
Thursday, September 17 Badles'
day,, ladles free In afternoon;
band oonoert; messsng-sr boys'
obntests and raoes; band con
cert; Jabonr shows.,
Friday, September 18 (Excur
sions on all lines); Woodmen's
day; band oonoert, ' a to 6;
Woodmen's prize drill In even
ing; spectacular prod notion,
"When Knighthood Was , In
Plower"; Jabonr shows.
Saturday, September 19 Grand
noonday parade by Jabonr;
Portland and children's day,
children free in afternoon; band
concert, a to S; confetti night;
band oonosrt; Jabonr shows.
Expressions of wonderment and
amasement will greet the carnival man:
agement when the gates of the Multnomah-
grounds are thrown open tonight
and the. public begins to see what the
energy and ingenuity of the popular
Multnomah Amateur Athletlo Club has
prepared for their enlightenment and
amusement That the big carnival, with
its many attractions and surprises, will
meet sll expectations Is already a fore
gone conclusion. Indeed the verdict of
the public will be that the , carnival
management has more that fulfilled Its
pledges. , ' ..
From the fact that the members of
the" "Multnomah Amateur Athletic club
have been working for weeks with an
energy that knows no fagging the eclipse
of the expectations of the public need,'
perhaps, not be. wondered at The M
A. A. C. boys, representing the vigorous
young business blood of Portland, went
Into this undertaking not only with the
determination to make the carnival a
success, but also with the determination
to make this the biggest and best car
nival Portland has ever seen. How well
they have succeeded the enthusiastic
plaudits of the public tonight will elo
quently attest.
In the giving of the carnival this year
the management has had the active and
cordial support of Portland's merchants
and manufacturers. - Without this sup
port it -would have been impossible to
make it the success that it Is sure to
be. Never In the history of Portland
have the business men been so enthusi
astic "and unanimous in their co-operation
to make the annual fall carnival a
success. ' ,' ..
targe Sum Expended,
Already over 113,000 has been ex
pended on the carnival in the erection
of buildings, decoration of the grounds
and other praparatory work " Tha ex
penditure of so large a sum before the
gates are opened may be taken as an
Indication of the scope or the carnival.
No expense has been spared, tomake
very feature perfect- , -".-
Today the finishing touches are being
put-m theextenslve grounds-with Its
myriad of "attractions aad beautiful
booths. Tonight the grounds will be a
blaso f arlorv. No such elaborate Il
luminations as wilt greet the carnival
visitors tonight has ever been attempted
in. an outdoor attraction In Portland.
Thousands of electric lights and Chinese
rid Japanese lanterns - will - Illuminate
the big show with the brightness of ths
noonday, bubc sheUdlug a clow. ever, the,
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city that will be visible for miles in
every direction.
Grounds Models of Bsauty.
From an architectural standpoint the
carnival grounds will attract attention.
Magnificent arches will greet the visitor
at every entrance, while the booths in
side will be revelations In architectural
skill and artistic arrangements. Ex
hibitors have vied with each other to
produce the most novel and artistic ef
fects. Within the grounds every pro
vision has been made for the comfort
and convenience of visitors. Seats will
be found Jn every nook and corner, while
from the various vantage points-offered
by the contour of the grounds, complete
views will be offered of all the attrac
tions. Sweet melodies will fill the air.
the carnival manatgement having secured
one of the best bands in the Btate for
the occasion. '' : .
Big Jabour Shows.
The carnival management was ex
tremely fortunate in securing for the
backbone of its ' attractions the big
Jabour show. ' This show has been a
Whole show lh itself wherever-it has ap
peared the past year, and the people of
Oregon, who have seen the old Jabour
show here several . years ago. will
scarcely recognize It The . originalrag
gregatlon has sv completely undergone
transformation that but few of the old
features remain. Every change has been
In the line-of Improvement . and no
stronger aggregation Is to. be found or.
the road today. Only within the past
two' months 10. new attractions .nave
been added to the Jabour show. . .
Country Store.
Put ft tba pedal featurta that Bill
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make the welkin ring with laughter Is
the country store and postofflce. Con
stderable Ingenuity has been expended
on this and much fun Is in .store for
those who will come under its lnflu
ence. Every character ot commodity,
from political' lightning rods, official
ares and peanut politician primers, to
kissing bugs and love potions, will bn
on sr.le here, while those who have not
had letters for a long time will no doubt
find their miestng mail in the custody
of the accommodating postmaster.
; Wnrtsburger Strasss.
Another special feature of the cnrnl
val this year will be the WurtzbuYger
Strasse, an accurate reproduction of this
far-famed thoroughfare in the old coun
try. This will be found on the west end
of the grounds, brilliantly .illuminated
and of easy access, by wide stlrways.
Here lifrht refreshments ' will be dis
pensed to tlis thirsty. The street Is 400
feet in length.
Sensational Hifh Dive. .
'It was by a lucky stroke that the
carnival "management secured- Miss
Llljiusf who made a world-wide record
as a tllver. Her sensational high, dive
has startled the, people of two hemis
pheres. " ' ' . :.' .
Othar Special Psatures.
The attraxrttOTS'TidvBrttsedziB'ejrby' no
means all that the . carnival has to
offer. The comedians and humorists of
the M. A. A. C. have been sitting up
nights concocting '' surprises that .will
prove rich, rare and raeyr rii ' -
; '-When Knighthood Was In Flower"
a the title of a grand spectacular pro
action that wtlt be given Tuesday and
Friday, niguta eacXcX lUo two we?Jo ;
the carnival and In which fully 200 of
Portland's most charming young ladles
and girls will participate. Those who
have witnessed the rehearsals for this
production, under the direction of Prof.
Krohn, pronounce It one of the most
beautiful productions of the kind ever
presented. Beautiful costumes and ar
tistic dancers are features of this pro
duction.
Pour Confetti Blg-hts.
To the end that the practice of throw
ing confettt may not become obnoxious
to carnival goers, but four nights of
the carnival have been set aside as con
fetti nights. These are-Wednesday and
Saturday of each week. Upon these
nights confetti fiends will be permitted
to scatter confetti to their hearts' con
tent. The Kangaroo Court.
The kangaroo court to be maintained
during each evening of the carnival,
from 6 n. m. until the closing hour,
promises, to be a source of as much
amusement as revenue. A patrol wagon
.will be kept on the go and offenders will
be brought before -the august presence
of his highness, the kangaroo minister
of Justice, regardless of creed, color or
previous servitude. From the Judg
ments of thlseourt there will, be no ap
peal. - .- " . -
Grand Parade Tonight.
" The. big carnival will be , forWlly
inaugurated by a grand parade tonight
In this parade the king and ftueen of the
onmival. governor of the state, mayor
of the. city, city council and several hun
dred M. A. A. C. members attired In
grotesque costumes will participate.
From ft talliUo, drawn fcK lU Jwrsej g,
SECOND WEEK :
Monday. September 81 Athletlo
day; automobile parade, at noonf
oonoert, a to S; athletlo meet at
sight; band oonosrt; Jabonr
hows.
Tuesday, September 03 (Excur
sions oa all lines); charity day;
oonoert, 8 to Sj oonoert la even
ing; ,. spectacular 1 production.
When Knighthood Was la
Plower"; Jabour shows.
Wednesday, September 83 Grand
noonday, parade by Jabonr;
. naval day and sports in even- .
lnr; , concert afternoon
' evening; confetti night; Jabonr
: show. -.: -?-'
Thursday, September . 84 Baby
. day; prises for handsomest,
best, fattest and 'best pair of
' twins; oonoert afternoon and
evening; Shriners' alfht; Ja
bonr shows. -' '
Friday, - September 05 (SxeorV ,
. sioa oa aii lines) I military and
wedding day; oonoert after
noon and evening; spectacular
production, "When Knig-hthood
Was in Plower"; Jabonr shows.
Saturday, September 86 Mardl
Gras day; oonoert afternoon and
evening; children free In after
noon; grand confetti battle; Ja
bonr shows and grand finale.
squaa or Multnomah boys will shoot
ofl" Roman candles and bum red fire
from the time the procession leaves the
grounds until it returns. About 6,000
candles and 300 pounds of red fire have
been procured for this purpose.
Line of-March.
The parade will form within the car
plval grounds, and leaving by the main
entrance, move north on Fourteenth to
Washington, - east on Washington td
Third, south on Third to Morrison and
west on Morrison to the - carnival
grounds. Police will be stationed along
the line of march to keep the streets
clear. ''
Immediately upon the return of the
procession to the carnival grounds the
formal opening exercises, including the
coronation of the king and queen, will
take place. Mayor Williams will turn
over the keys of the city, and after the
coronation the reign of the king and
ween of the caY-nlval will begirtL-A l
beautiful throneroom has been built, and
the coronation exercises promise to be a
most Interesting and gorgeous function.
Special Bays.
Many special days have been arranged
for by the carnival management, as may
be seen by the official program. These
include Mayors' and Legislators day.
Ladies' day. Woodmen's day, Portland
and Children's day, Athletic day. Char
ity day. Naval day, Baby day. Military
and Wedding day, and Mardl Gras day.
The carnival will close Saturday night,
September 26, with a grand Mardl Gras.
low Bailroad Bates.
Exceptionally low railroad rates have
been named by all lines of railways cen
tering in Portland, - also all lines of
steamers. It is the season of the year
whetn the country people flock to the city
to see the sights and make purchases for
tha winter season, and by reason of the
very satisfactory dates Portland's hotels
promise to be crowded during- ths con
tinuance of the big carnival.
Beautiful Scene; Iiovely Sentence.
Fourteen hundred and eighty-nine
miles northwest of Bronson and flowers
of every hue dot the velvet soli of ths
vast 'prairie which ' stretches away as
f sr as ths - human- eye can see In one
vast billow of green dotted with mil
lions of nodding and tossing flowers of
every color and description so that It-la
Impossible for." me to name .them, but .
their beauty and delicate, wild aroma
and fragrance , tills the sir while , the
colors so Very bright lend the whole
scene one of beauty Injoed,. Bronson,
Journal, . . N,
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If Ton Oo os Confetti jTlfhta To Xaow?
What to , Bxpect Fins Wsathra tern
. the Opanlag- Bay and Mors Promised
Z.at Xlisrsala for ths Bpectaoi
lar rerforsuuioe, "When Xnlffhtliool
Wu Za riower." .'
Old Probabilities, scarcely recognls
able in the jaunty, and. youthful person) '
of Edward A. Beats, has taken the oatbj
of allegiance to-King Carnival. 'As sJ
loyal subject It Is his bound en duty to '
furnish fine weather for the Multnomah
-carnival. If he doesn't well the fats oC
traitors to the crown Is a matter ' ofl .
history.-' - ---
; Relying ' on him, Director-General'.
Bentley has laid a wager of a crown that
for at-least 10 of the 13 days of ths
carnival the weather will be fair. '. Am ,
the wager may seem somewhat unusual '
It should be explained that he . bet at
hat. but In his excitement, he called 1Q .
a crown, so that the other party to the) ;
transaction la figuring even If he loses!
he will have the satisfaction of fitting) 'p
Bentley out in a thing of brass that will '
make him look like a man -paying am '
election bet The name of the man who) -seeks
to profit by the-ppsslble treachery
of Mr. Beals is withheld out of consld
eration for his family. ' ?'"
Confetti will be thrown during thaj
fair, but only on certain nights. If yoix
go on those- nights you know what you
may expect Wednesday and 8aturdayj
of each week the bits of colored paper)
will bs In every hand and mouth and -
eye, but on other nignts any confetti
thrower is likely to go to Jail. On ths
last night of the carnival, two weeka .
from next Saturday, there will be a con
fetti battle royal, for points only.
Tuesday' evening ths spectacle,.
"When Knighthood Was In Flower" will
be presented. During the performance)
the Melnotte sisters. Miss . Bessie Fits
Herald and baby Fitzgerald, the Sadie
girls, Spanish bullfight and Japanese Jug
glers will . appear." The performance! .
closes with a grand ballet participated -In
by all the 200 performers amid a
pyrotechnic display.
The first full-dress rehearsal of ths ' -spectacle
was given at the M. A. A. C
gymnasium yesterday afternoon; under -the
direction of Robert KrohrLr; Anothee r"J
rehearsal was held today, and the last),
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. -
ENGINEER CARLON
SUDDENLY KILLED
Bailroad Accident In Boseburg Besults
Fatally to Popular Man with'
Well-Known Belatlves
la Portland.
.'-Roseburg, Or., Sept 14. About f
o'clock yesterday morning Engineer Ray;
Carton was instantly killed In ths South
ern Paciflo yards here ss the result of s
side collision between his-switch englna
and another engine In charge of Hostler
Hansen. Carlon was In the act of pass
ing a. switch on the main line with a ca
boose to place In the other end of the
yards, when the other engine on a slds -
track backed up to the switch to bee
thrown on ths main line for the pur- -pose
of returning to the roundhouse.
The tender attached to Hansen's engines
struck the tender of Carton's engine and "'
then plowed away that side of the cab
in which Carlon was sitting. Carton
saw his approaching doom too late to .
save himself. Setting the air, he apaksl
to his fireman, Robert Forbes, saying
"It's all off now." . The next instant thsj
"tender oT the other engine struck him -
crushing his skull and breaking nearly
every bone In his body.
Neither Hansen, Forbes nor any of thsj .
train crew in the caboose were hurt
Carlon was member of Fidelity?
lodge, A. O. U. W., and Degree of Honor,
of Portland. He is survived by a widow,
his parents, three brothers and six sis- a
ters. "Two brothers, Richard and Tom,
and H wo sisters. Bertha and Maggie, re- '
side In Portland Tom la employed aft
Llpman, Wolfe A Co.'s, and Richard la
the well-known trapshooter and sales
man a Honeyman & Co.'s. . .
XOOP COVERS SXXTEB DOX4JU,
From ths Ban Francisco Exajnlner.
Thomas H. Williams, the potentate bl -.
the California turf, is ths possessor ot
a member of the horse tribe that may
never he seen on a racetrack, but wilt ...
jjevertheless attract considerable atten--.
tlon." It is a little Shetland that standa
26 Inches high and weighs 75 pounds.
As the dimunltive equine is a year and
four months old. It will very likely not
Increase much in inches or pounds. Mr.
Williams bought him of
a Portland ,
showman and thinks that his purchase
is a freak Shetland, although tha show-
man declared it to he a Madagascar
breed of dwarfed ponies Similar to toe
Shetlands. i
Tho animal has a rough coat of dark- ,
brown hair and a-shaggy tail. Its nam
is Chest.- which means 1tttle,;tr thossr
who understand the language It cornea
from, and means little to those who do '
not Chest Is about as large as a goat.
One would suspect him of butting rather
than kicking; but he gave a kick to a
man on the way down from Portland ,
enough- to provs himself to bs a horse.
His hoof just covers a silver dollar. Tha
pony does not conduct himself with ths
dignified reserve usual to- horses. He 1
companionable aod. full of fun, ru mine
about the house and sidling- tip to
visitors that they may notice how gentla
he' is Hs looks as If he would not re
fuse a bowl of cream. . " -
Chesi's best frletfd Is Thomas If, Wil "
llama,-, Jr. Toung Mr. Williams Is
year and a half old, just about the same'
ag and height as tha horse., and wiia
about ths same amount of rnapwt fri
ths conventionalities of the woi.-f t
tba obligations of a well-ordered r
hold. So. the two" have many rw'" '- i
common, and whn playtur :.-.-:-
of their duUes to -the r?t f s
Tom, Jr.,- maintains.-h ;j,.
his hunmn-kind' hy r: f o
back; .but- wnrn h 1 ? r; . t .
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