THD OREGONDAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1915.
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THOUSANDS CHEER,
AS CRUISER DROPS
ANCHOR
STREAM
South Dabta Make Run Up
, River in Average. Steam
boat Time..
SALUTES ARE SOUNDED
&a? Admiral Charles T. Foad, Com.
inudM of Vacdflo Xesarve CTeet,
Xeeds XJst of Of floors oa Board.
"-it :rh ox Dakota. .-.
What she Is U. 6'. ;, cruiser
. of ,13,680 : tons displacement:
length,' 802 feet; beam. 9.6
feet; draft, $7 feet.
Where she la Off Victoria
tt- dolphin just below the Broads
way bridge and near the east
.bank of the river -
- How- to ; get there - Take
f launches from foot of Madison.
v. Salmon, i Morrison, . Stark or
.
Burneide ' streets; . rowboats
; from the shore
Broadway bridge.
: under the
When- t go--Between the
hours of 10 a. m.- and noon; or
l and 6 p. m.
.
mm
At 7:35 o'clock last night the cruiser
South ,, Dakota dropped anchor below
the Broadway "bridge. Thousands ' of
people lined the bridge, the east bank
of ths river, the docks on both sides
of the river or swarmed about her in
launches and rowbosts, to welcome the
big war craft ''--
, The run up the river by the big
cruiser, was made In eight hours and
20 minutes, as good time as the ordi
nary coasting vessel, make, , She 'was
brought Into the - river by Captain
Ounderson, dean of the bar pilots, and
from Astoria to Portland by Captain
Archie Pease, dean of the river pilots.
She . was moored by Captain Jacob
'Speier, harbormaster. - . - '
The vessel was met off the 8t. Johns
bridge by the launch pea Otter carry
ing Mayor II. R . Albee, United States
Senator Harry Lane, J.r Fred Larson,
O. C. Colt, TX C O'Reilly, Joe Day,
lieutenant R. R. smith, u s. N.; J.
C. Alns worth, Frank C. Biggs, Dean
Vincent and Emery Olmstead, the wel
coming committer the 'harbor launches
Marie and .Virginia and "a host of
smaller craft. From ' the - time she
passed the Clark & Wilson mill till
she dropped anchor her Whlstleswas re
peating the three long blasts, the deep
sea salute, in answer to whistles from
shore and river; r ..". V. .
- All greeting's Aclowwieaged,
From the 'largest, the steamer Geo,
W.' Elder," which ahe passed at the
lower end of Mock's Bend, to the shrill
whistle on the small crane on- the dock
of the Willamette Iron & Steel works,
her captain graciously answered them
all. She dipped her colors in response'
to a like courtesy . from the British 1
steamer Epsonv-theonly foreign ves
sel past which she sailed. "She gave
a salute of seven ; guns in ' answer- to
the IS gun - salute fired for her by the
cruiser Boston. , v
The .welcoming committee went tc
the cruiser armed with several bas
kets of roses and an invitation to Ad
miral Pond and .his staff to have din
ner at the" Chamber of Commerce and
both were ' delivered and acceptedHlvi
officers accompanying, the committed
on tfie Sea Otter to Stark street, land
ing, where several automobiles were
in waiting. " .' '.
i - W1H emala Tin Sunday. ' '
The South Dakota is manned by the
following officers and carries in addi
tion' 855 men: ' ' r
- Rear Admiral Charles I". Pond, com
mander In chief, Pacific reserve fleet;
Lieutenant John H. Blackburn, aid. and
llag secretary; r Lieutenant. Arthur K.
Atkins, aid. and' fleet ordnance Lieu
tenant (J. - G. George L.- Weyler, aid
and flag 'lieutenant; Lieutenant Com
mander Charles M. Toser. commanding
South - Dakota; - Lieutenant James J.
mranniner j Lieutenant Earl R- Shinn
Lieutenant Harry W. Hosford, Ensign
Raymond E. Kerr, Surgeon Clarence F.
Ely and Paymaster John R. Horn
berger. . .
..v.- warrant officers Boatswain James
Roberts, Chief Gunner James H. Bell,
Chief Gunner "William O. King, Chlet
Machinist Francis G. Randall, Machin
ist Frederick R. Kalde and Carpenter
Ftank Welch. ;.
; The cruiser is to be here till Sun
day morning, .when she will return to
Bremerton, ' t
FLOWER BEDECKED
VEHICLES EXCEL IN
. - BEAUTY AND DESIGN
' (Continued From Page One.)
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sides, with crowds lining every foot of
the. way. k -
v. At the head of the parade rode Grand
Marshal S. Benson noted for his local
benefaotions. Hls aides were . Rear.
.Admiral Pond of the Pacific squadron,
who brought his flagship. thet South
Dakota, to Portland for the festival;
President C O. Colt ot the-Chamber
of y Commerce, . John B. Yeon,. road
JmJlder, and H. L. Pittock.
fi: Following the ' officials came Queen
Sybil and --the. women of her court,
nodding and smiling-to left and right,
graciously accepting the roses tossed
into thetr car and tossing roses in re
turn. X The parade was the work," so far as
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SEND THE "ROSE FESTIVAL WEEK"
JOURNAL TO YOUR FRIENDS . 1 -
Each sue of The Journal from CTuesday,, Jon-.8th,- to-Simday
' Jpne 13th inclusive, will, contain splendid illustrations and new "in
detail of tha Portland Rose Festival. , . ', , ' , . , ; - .
Six Issues (Including Postage) 15c A;
The Journal t -1
Enclosed find . .
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Woodmen of World
-Expect to Have 500
Members in Parade
Woodmeft -of the World are'
at , making : preparations to lorn
.out : in ; force tomorrow - mora-
ing in the civic military' and :
fraternal parade and It Is ex-
pected about 500 men wlll be
in 41ne. . - ,
All members re .requested v
to. be , present tonight : at the
Woodmen Temple, 128 Eleventh.
street, la order that they may
be provided with uniforms. .-
- It. is also requested that all t
members who can, furnish "red
or white roses have them sent .
to the Temple as It.is.neces- ,
, s&ry i to . have these roses to
. decorate ; the float. Any mem-
' bers who are not able to send
them to the Temple are asked
to cat) ' up Marshall 4100. and
ask for Mr. Bar bur. or Main
1022 and an automobile will be-
sent to bring them in. "
the , great, task of planning and; ar
i scgement was concerned, of the board
of patronesses of the Rose Festival, of
which Mrs. Helenv Ladd : Corbett is
chairman. Miss H. Failing vies chair
man and Miss Valentine Prichard sec
retary, i The constant counsel of the
parronesse f , prevented many from
adopting impractical schemes of deco
ration, and the results of their advice
as to color selection and arrangement
mere apparent in the artistic harmony
with which nearlyvery car and float
was decorated.
- Although it ho decorated automobiles
were many and of great -beauty, the
firemen's entry, as in former years,
more than held its own..
Seeorations Are Tasteful. ' t
. Fifty-eight feet of roses and green
ery, tastefully covering the great hook t
l.fltfl.. . . .t. J , ill I
tailboard such was f one : ofe the fire
men's offerings. The ladders were ouv
lined in pink roses, and the body of the
truck was covered with ferns and pur
ple lupin. The three headlights were
circled with-pink roses, -and the hood
was .covered with ; lupin. The wheels
were solid circles of crimson ramblers.
TJie truck ; and its erew 'were1 in
charge of Captain A. W. Dolson, with
Harry: Watts and Henry Van Lom at
the- steering wheels, fore and" aft; !
The representation from, the various
districts l the ;city -was particularly
representative. . The patronesses dis
tricted the city and iurged the people of
each, district to make these entries, ;
' The Riviera district was represented
by five handsome ears and one child's
float. The Portland Women's club,
the work under the supervision of Mrs.
R. D. ' Inman, had five, entries. The
Lavender club,- under the lead of Mrs.
Maud Burley, provided four decorated
cars. ... '
One of the float designs that
touched the popular heart was that
of the WaverJy baby home, with its
healthy infants either booing or cry
ing, as. the excitement chanced to af
fect them,
' The J. K. Gill company had a squad
of decorated motorcycles that was
much admired. ;
, The Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage float was one of the ."live
wire" entries, which was prepared in
a manner to leave no' one in, the crowd
in ignorance ?of the purpose of ithe
organization, to carry the votes-for-women
questiojo; in. the. Jarty; .cajris,
School ' SectioaCleTsr,' ' -.
The schjool section was full of sur
prises.. Th floats were jat great varie
ty and some of them prdvided keen
comment on current events.
A unique float, was that of the Kilo
watt club, which was in charge of J
Mrs. H. Cowan. The uses or electricity
were shown in. striking manner.
r . . r"" T i - 1
Tbo Sunday school floats, sorne " or
them, , exemplified tha peace, senti
ments of the young people.
The Mount Tabor campfire girls gave
an Idea of their outdoor Ideals With
their float,, .: --..: -. .'-.:-
The' Chamber of Commerce " had an
elaborate float, showing the .activities
of that, body for the advancement of
Portland and Oregon. ..
.. Anothnr antfv nf marlt. wn, thst Of
the .Visiting Nurse association,' with
Its suggestion of help to the suffering. J
The Women's Catholic" Order of!
Foresters had two beautifully deco
rated cars.' .
. Two of the most striking sections of
the parade were- those of the Portland
Hunt club and ' the' Ladies' Eit and
Spur club. . i
The Hunt club ..appeared with 60.
horsemen and, women in general charge
of Ambrose M. Cronin, master of the
hounds,- and President James II. Mur
phy arid other Of ficials at the head.
The Hunt club 'members "were to ride
four abreast," two. men and two worn
en. The horses wore collars of roses
and .roses at their bridles. The men
wore riding boots, 'white knee breeches
and red coats. The women wore black;
huntipg habits. . Both men and women
wore black, silk hats.
Multnomah county was represented
by a decorated oacin which rode four
little girls. -
The business floats were of great
number" and Ingenuity, many of tnem
being of a humorous turn.
Will HearyFrank's
Petition Saturday
- Atlanta, Ga., June 10. (L"N S.)-
Governor Slaton today set 9. o'clock
Saturday morning as the time for'flnai
bearing of Leo- Frank's petition or
ifuiuwuiakiun v uiwi sentence
imposed for " the ' murder of .Mary
Phagan. - , 1 , "
Following the state board of par
done' action yesterday in - denying
clemency, Frank today refused all
callers. Ordinarily always willing to
talk of the ease, , Frank suddenly has
turned : taciturn-la the extreme. -
for which please send six issues of
PASTE TH IS IN: YOU R HAT
v ; Festival L Parades Lines of . March -j . -
i Koute ot Floral Parade Todayt'Jon8 JO,,3. p. m. ,
' Begins on Fourteenth street. Fourteenth . to Morritoii, : Morrl- :
son i to Tenth, Tenth to "Washington,- Washington to ; Broadway,'
Broadway to Taylor,-Taylor to West. Park, West Park to Jefferson,"
'Jefferson, to Park, Park to Salmon Salmon tov Sixth, Sixth .to Mor-
rlson, Morrison - to "! Fourth. Fourth -to Taylor, Taylor r to ThlrdN'
Third to Oak, Oak to Fifth Fifth to" Alder, Alder, to Sixth, Sixth
' to Stark, Stark to Broadway, ; Broadway to-Pine, r Pine to First.
, First to.Burnside, Burnslde to Grand avenue, Grand avenue to-
- East Madison, Bast Madison to East Sixth, East Sixth to East Main.
East, Main to Grand avenue. Grand avenue to .Burnside, where dec
orated vehicles will disband. - Horse and pony division, escorted by
txUce hand and police, will cross ' tqr west- side and disband - near
festival center,- " .. " J v ' xf -
Route of Fraternal, ; Industrial, Ovlc, mrjje arid Ulitery
" Parade, Friday, Jane li; 10:3O . m. v. t ,
. Form 'A on Fourteenth ; street, south of Salmon.' Fourteenth
to Morrison, Morrison ; to Tenth, Tenth to Alder.S. Alder to
Broadway, Broadway - to " Taylor, Taylor to West Park, West
- Park to - Jefferson, i Jefferson to Pa'rk, Park to Salmon, Salmon
; to, Sixth, .Sixth to Morrison, Morrison to Fourth,; Fourth to Tay
lor, Taylor to Third, Third to Pine, Pine to Fourth," Fourth to
" Alder, Alder to . Sixth; Sixth to Washington. Washington to
Fifth, Fifth to Pine. Pine to Broadway. Broadway to Washing-'
ton, Washington to - Tenth, Tenth street to Stark- and Thirteenth
streets and disband,5 .
a Ilonte of Five-mile JIarathon, Friday,1 Jnno:'ll, 3 p. qi.
. Start at Multnomah Field, to Salmon, Salmon to Chapman, .
Chapman to TayIorr (Taylor io West Park, -West Park to Jackson,
f Jackson to Flftti. Fifth to Caruthers, Caruthers to ! Second, Second ,
to Hall, Halt to West Park, West Park to Taylor, Taylor to Chap
man, Chapman to Salmon, Salmon to Multnomah Field. . '
" '.' 'Itonte of Electrical Pageant, Friday, Jane 11 O p. m.
: Start Twenty-third f and Washington, Washington Jo Nine
teenth, Nineteenth td Morrison, Morrison to Third, Third to Glisah,
Glisan to Fifth, Fifth to: Washington, Washington to Twenty-third.
ROSE FESTIVAL IS IN FULL SWING HERE IS
' ; TODAY'S AND TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
-' Thun4r Aftcnieoa, June 10. 1 T ,
1:00 FMtival center, sooth Par bloeks.
Park sod Wut Park (tracts, Balmon to Mio
treets. UplTermlty tf OresoaV girls' glee
clnb. .. Ralph -H. Xjatan. conductor; re
cant ooff and cl)Otuse, "Alrae Mater
Song." Bendameer'a Stream,' "When a Maid
Corner Knock lnpr," "Aonta te'nrfe." Fry
Lollabr,'' "From the Lead ef tha-Sky Blue
Water'i-Spriusr boog. " "Tb i,ir at the
BprisS," . quartet, '-Sctnberfa "Serenade,"
'Barcarolle," medley, "loga of My Oreoa.
" i :00 rutiTal center, Reedt college ehornS,
Howard Barlow, conductor; eonoert of aalact
aiceUaiur. r
i:00 to 5:00 rJnlted. States atrip Boston opes
to general public,
2:00 to 5 :0O iBaceptioa os beard cruiser
Sooth Dakota. '
2 ;0O Floral parade, notor-drlTen aat borae
drawn vehicles. "Parade da Luie," '-under
the auparrUios of Ira F. Powera, director of
floral participation; 8. Benacm, grand mar
ahal: O. JC Jeffrey, marebal of formaUos.
4:00 to 0 :X)Coocert, featiTal caster. Me
Ebroy'a baad. ; -
4:00 to 6:00 Cooeert, Broadway aad Yaro
bili, Brown' a band.
:00 to 5:00 Concert, Sixth sad Oak, Port
land Lad lea' band.
4:00 to 5 :00 Concert, Flrat and Alder, Camp
bell's American band, -
4.-00 to 6:00 Concert, Eaat Sixth and East
Alder, Perrydala band. -
6:00 FeatiTal center, J. William Balchera
women'! ehorua! eelect program. : ,
5:00 p. tn. -Spectacular rowing race on 'the
rtyer batwaea picked ercwa from tbe ateam
ahlp Koae City of the Han rrmnelaco A Port
land Steamship company and the United States
,!rutsr BoetOn.- Tha conrso will be between
the O-W. B. N. bridsa and tba, BroadwayS
Drtdge. Aoe two racea wut eacn cover one
mile and. -a balf. Cawe of - thetw -boats
Wmm Mlaad for orlaas. beaiiiaa. a, jmtt.dn.
sated tT the employes of the ateamatrfp com- j
pany. I'eopia aaairing to wjinesa toe ooai
races will be admitted to tbe steamship Rose
City nd tho- wharf building, i Tbe races may
also be seen from tbe bridges.. Picked erew
from the G, S. cruiaer South Dakota will ab0
participate is racea. . .. . , ,
6:00 At principal hotels, J Ad club stale
quartet - : : 1 - '
"ThnartAey .jncht, Jaae- 10. .
S-.OO to 8:00 i). m. Portland hotel court rer-
aooa. wrcneatra, mieraparaea iwitn vocai aetee-
urm by students of Mr. SdwtaM. A Men Beale,
anda. Orchestra, 'lntenparaed with vocal aelee-
T:00 p. m.-Broadway and Xajoblli. Anabel
eated . firla' Vtholr. 60 Toici, Ella Hoberg
Tripp, director. Program 'of choruses, soloa
end dnete. Mlsa Floreuce Uarsid and Mrs.
George Perratt, accompanlataj -
7:ao- Festtral .center, Willamette nnirerstty
combined glee clubs and chorus, ; 75 voices,
3. MeaUenhaU, director; select choral con
cert. . ' - ' .-' - -
7 430 t 8:30 Broadway and TamhiU. Albany
College firls' glee club. An. Adsa Bmlth . yjo,
d J: actor,' choice varied program: ''Tbe Swal
few," "The Wind Fairies,"' "How it Hap
pened,' "AU TbJongn the Nla-ht." "Lullaby1
."Tba Moths,' solo, aelectoo. "The Call."
'The Elephant and tha. Cbtmpansea," "The
'Ell and tbe Teakettle.
8:15 to 9:15Coccert Tenlnula : Park,. Mc
Elroy'a band', j
, 8:SO to 9 :30 Featlral center, grand com
munity eing, under ausplees of Monday Mo
alcel club, Mrs. Chester Peertns. committee;
William H.V Boy err conductor; .4 Caanpbeli's
American band., aeoompaniat. ' - .
:0O--t'lreworka st the Oaks. - : '
10:OO 110 Dancing on Park, Columbia
and West Park ' under direction of Professor
Mose Cbriunen. McElroy'ai and Caropbell'a
band. v;. - .-. . 4j-..
. 9:30 to U:30 Tribal ceremonies ana daae.
5ng by Blackfoot Indiana from GUdat -National
park, j i - . 1 : -
10 .00 -to 11:00 Ceneart, Broad way sad Tarn
bill. Perry dale baod, - . -I ...
10:00. to 11 :00 Concert, Uatb. and Oak.
Brown' a' band. . 1
- 10:00 to 11:00 Concert. Eaat Sixth and Eaat
Alder, Portland Ladies' baud; ..
,f - . Friday Kerning, Jnne 11. ..
Oregon and rorfland day. Legal holiday by
proclamation ot UoTcmor Withycembe and
Mayor Albee. -
8:30 to 8:30 Concert, at featlral center,
Brown's band. .
9:00 to 10:00 Concert, Broad war and 7am
bill, Camr-beil' American band. '
9:00 i 10:00 Concert. Sixth and Oak,' Per
rydala band. v
9:O0 vo 10:00 .Concert,, Ttrat asd Alder,
Portland Ladies', baud. i
-0:00 to lO:0. Concert, Saat 81a th sad Kat
Alder. MeBlroy'a band.- i .
8.30 KeitUal canter, Jefferaos high school
J-
joy
girls' glee emb, William H. Boyer. director:
varied program. vwt,
10:80 Fraternal. IndbatrUl, avie. Con
Bercial and Military parade, headed by J.mcf
N lth combe, gorernor ot Oregon. George L
Baker, director, of abora participation. AdJu
tent General George White, grand marshal
12:00. noon At principal botala. Ad clnb
male quartet. .
.;; Friday Afternoon, 3mam IX, :
J OJudging ftoral exhibits at : yeatiral
n flxt,l nd Oak, ' Beawos eSoral elnb
T. W. Zimmerman, director, choral .election.:
i;:tt EaatStxth; and Bast Alder, Lotna gtrla
Slejubj. AVKnley. conducW;SB2a
2:00 8 :00 Reception to Governor Witbr
ecmbe, and ths Queen and her court on board
United Btatea ahlp Boston. , DOra
2:00 Pacific northwest amateur rlnmni.n.
abip track and field meet on MnltnomihIB&
under tbe auspices of the Multnomah AmatmT;
Athletic club and tbioaa FeaU?al aSi'
tion; Charles Y. Berg, directcir athlatlcaf
2:30 Featlral canter, Harmony choral eii.s
and Sellwood chbral elih combuiedli. h
berg Tripp, conductor; Eva Benson, accomp
nist. - Choruses and apecialtlea. - -
8:00 FlTe-mlle marathon through tba etiwate
ot the city, flniah on Mnltaomib iid
8:00 to 4:00 United Sta tea shin Boston
open to general public , p Bwton
8:30 FeatiTal center, -O; A H. Teterans
quartet, and ehorua. Interspersed nambers b
Campbell's- American band. - , '
bi.dnTr, ana T.m-
' SMO to 4 K)0 Concert Raat si,tk. ..x v .
Alder, McKlwy'B band.
4:30 reatival center, Funnyslda M. K.senioa
and Junior chorus, Jaaper iaaa MacrailTdT
rector; rchoral concert.
:30 Broadway ana ymbUl, Amphlou ehor
ua, Charles Sweason, director. Jden'a oart
aonga.
:00 Prinl boteta. Ad club mala onartat.
Friday Kight, una. 11, .
:00; to 8:00 p. m. Portland hotel court
Veranda. Orchestra interspersed with vocal se
lect loos bjr atudenia of Mrs. Edward Aides
.4:30. to. .70 Concert, FeaUvsl center.
Brown a band. ; - , '
8:80 tst T:30 Concert. Broadway. and Yam
biU. Campbell's American band, t
7:00 to 8J0 -Coooart, Sixth and Oak. Me
Elroy'a band. .,: .
, 7jT to :j0 Concert, First and Aider, poet
Isnd Ladies band.
- 7:80 to 8:30 FeerWal , center. Portland Ora
torio aoclety, Joseph A. Fialey, , conductor :
concert selections. . . - .
7:30 Broadway abd' TambllLr St. yames'
Ecalieh- Lutheran choir. Mrs. j, Harvey John
son, director, aalsted by Miss Oertrude Hoe bar
and Miss Gail Meyers,, rloiiulaU; W. K. LIt
tngaton, cornet; - Miss Pauline - Bohoaon and
Boy Hobberger, accompaniau. Program. "Hail
t-j the Beautiful Morning in May." ''Sweet.
beart,"-"Sleh No More," "The Mica in Coui
CIV A fwilight KeTel". cornet aote;
leeted. 'Bridal Chorua,' "Ro." MAidca'
"Gypsy Ufa," "O Hush Tbae My Babii:''
"Sanctua." ' . '
7. -00 te 8:30 Ceaeerte st the principal Be
tels. Perrydala band. - w
T:30 Public library ball. Dr. Clement B
Shaw In -a scenic and dramatic presentation
of "Nlbehingea King," by Ktchard Warner.
9:00 Grand electrical pageant under super
vision of I. W. Hlld, director of transports-!
tkm and electrical parade. Thia srll-iae
feature the active participation of the Port
land Jovian league and. the electrical men of
tbe eity in a sariaa ot electrical surprises,
spectacular .features - and- float a symbolising
the- pursuits ot the Jbvlans. This will be in
addition to the electrical float depicting tbe
resources of tbe etate in aa array ef wonder
ful and daxaling creations. . .
S:30-to 11:80 Tribal ceremonies and dancing
by Blackfoot Indiana from Glacier National
park.. m
. 10 .-00 te 11:00 Concert, Broadway sod Tarn,
bill, Perrydale band. . ,
10 to 11 Concerts at all principal hotels,
Crmpbell'a American band.
10:00 to 11 ,00 Street dancing on Park, Co
lumbia and West Park under direction Pro
fessor 'Mom' Chris tenses.' Brown'a and Mc El
roy'a bands.,,.. f.
Takes p6ssession of our
THOUSANDS ATTEND
23RD ANNUAL
OF ROSE SOCIETY
BloQms on .Exhibitioii at the
f Meier & Frank Store U n-
usually- Beautiful-'.. .
The second floor of Meier Frank's
new - building at Fifth and. Morrison
was themecca for huge crowds of
festival visitors and rose fanciers last
night and today, where the twenty
third annual show of : the Portland
Rose society is being staged. Through
out the afternoon and evening -the
place vwas Jammed to the dofcrs, ' The
snow win end lonignt. CQ admission
is charged.
The display this year is one of un
usual beauty and some blooms never
shown heretofore are on exhibition.
Rosebud Lassies
) LuncHeon Guests
. The 2S0 girls who marthed at the
head of the rosebud parade yesterday
were entertained . at luncheon . at; t he
Trade school following the parade, as
guests or the: Rose Festival assocla
tion. The .large auditorium of the
school was used" for serving.. Twenty
gin pupils or tbe domestic science de
partment prepared the meal, which
consisted of ham sandwiches, potatoj
saiaq. straw Derry snortcaice ana choco
late. Mis? Alevla Alexander; teacher
ox cooKing at tne schools was in charge
when the girls had been served
about 60 Kose Festival and newspaper
people were served. The decorations
were attractive.:. Those ! who could find
no place at tne tables were served
on trays. - .. -. , u' .
Copy of Mortgage
Filed for Record
A copy, of the $10,000,000 trust mort
gage given by the Northwestern Elec
tric company to the Harris- Trust - &
Savings bank of Chicago, as trustee.
and Howard W. - Fenton of Chicago as
co-trustee, , to secure the issuance of
first mostgage 23 .'year - sinking fund
gold bonds bearing 6 per cent interest
in that amount was filed today with
Coutity Clerk Coffey for record.
The original mortgage bears $1600
in, revenue stamps and was filed in
Chicago. But $3,000,000 of the bonds
ar,e to be Issued at present. The mort
gage. covers the entire property of the
company Including leases, franchises
and al other rights. i
Dance at Armory
Will Form Climax
TV'ith music by the navy band from
tha cruiser. South Dakota, flagship of
the Pacific .reserve fleet, ; a compli
mentary ball Will be-feiven at the Arm-
ory Saturday - night, according to ar
rangements mads this morning by the
Chamber of Commetce. , ..." - . '
; The affair will be free to-the public
Attending will be the officers and
sailors from the ship, in - full dress
uniforms. The chamber has arranged
this s th climax of I the Rose Fes
tival before the- departure of Rear
Admiral Pond and his sea fighting
craft. . .-.
GREAT CROWD SEES
CROWNING OF QUEEN
OF ROSE FESTIVAL
(Continued From Page One.V '..'"..
block directly in front of the school.
That was air there was to it. "
But f ollowrng . the coronation Pro
fessor Krohn had prepared a treat In
Queen Sybil's honor and that was a
series of dances by groups of publls
school pupils. - r - ' -I
On the pavement before the dias him
favorite 260 rose girls danced a dance
of the rose. Then a bevy of shepherd
esses from the Fern wood school danced
with shepherd crooks, i ' ,- i - . ;
Ihessed as Japanese and bearing lan
terns Kose City, Park girls danced a
lantern dance.- From Hawthorne
school came a score -of geishas. Ladd
school girls danced a sailor's horn
pipe. - .; .
I4ttle boys and, girls from the Shat
tuck school appeared in! what was prob
ably the most novel dance of the af
ternoon, a tandem dance with the girls
as horseg and the boys in jockey caps
and whips as the drivers.
And in conclusion SO rosebuds
tripped a dainty, fascinating rose ma
surka that seemed fairly to breathe
the spirit of the rose.
- The dancing, over Queen Sybil ' de
scended from her throne, little fairies
from tbe vFalllng and K Davis . schools
strewed rose petals in her path and
the coronation festivities were over.
minds
SHOW
FIESTA SNAPSHOTS
All the girls of Olds, . Wortmao A
King's , .store . brought . armfuls -. of
roses yesterday; and when they stood
ready to take their posts of duty they
formed a ' solid phalanx : of laughing
lace and ; beauteous blossoms. The
roses were tastefully . arranged
throughout the big store. , r
Some of- the principals, of .'schools
led their, children in the parade yes?
terday.-v-X-A Reed, of Clinton Kelly
school, was one ofthese. His school
was headed, by a big banner and a
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rled little arches ot yellow roses and
cedar, , which they used , to good effect
In- Xhm drills and dances.. The -girls
were 'dressed in r'whlte - and-' ' yellow.
The- boys wore -yllow .caps. Their
waists were white, with green . ties.
FIESTA GAIETY : '
' 'KEEPS CROWDS
BUSY ALL DAY
(Continued From Pare One.)
over the crowds' will , suppress their
ans " and - turn to " the many enter
tainment features provided" for their
benefit. & r- .:-.. Ai- t Vr-'
v Immediately after the patfeant' there
will be a boat race -on the river be
tween picked crews from the United
States , cruiser Boston, the 'Oregon
Naval Militia training : ship. . and the
steamer Rose City of. the San Fran
cisco & Portland line, tiow in port.
" s Sundreds to Bee Contest. 5 . "
This event Is scheduled to taker place
at 6 o'clock between the - fiteel : and
Broadway-bridges, and it Is expected
that hundreds will line these two struc
tures to watch the contest, while the
docks and heights on either 1 side ot
the river will also offer points " of
vantage.
- And Just below the' race course, north
of the Broadway bridge, lies the cost
liest feature of the whole . festival
the United States cruiser : South,
Dakota, j . t
Both 'the Boston and the South Da
kota are to be thrown open each day
for the inspection of visitors, that all
may see what a man-o'-war is Ilk.'
' There; will be music throughout the
evening at .various places, but I the bis
event of tonight is to be the "fireworks I
. . . . t - i . . . . . . . .
aw t me waa, - cxunai eas - ox jaoiiars
worth or the latest pyrotechnics are to
be shown, and Queen Sybil . and . her
court will be present to witness the
exhibition. .. v.-, v;; 'i
' For those who -don't car to journey
across the river to the Oaks and who
are fond of the old, old songs, such as
"Suwanee River" and "Old Black; Joe."
there is going to be a great jcommu
nity sing at the festival center:-
Everybody, is expected to sing and
es tbe park, blocks will accommodate
thousands a chorus such as Portland
has never beard before is expected. V.
H. Boyef will lead the singers ; and
Caropbell'avAmerlcan bind Will: furnish
the music. --i-. "1 !
It is planned to make this one- of the
most pleasurable events of the, fiesta.
Another Street Dance Tonight.
1 And when you get through I singing
all one has to do is to walk a block or
so at the ' Festival Center . to- dance.
Two band will play for a full hour
while couples dance on the streets in
real Masdl Qras fashion. -.
- Street dancing is an innovation tot
this year's festival and its success last
night assures that it will be a per
manent feature in the future, i
Ixuis Hill's Blackfoot Indians who
are in ths city , on their way to the
Panama-Pacific exposition from their
home In Glacier , National park, will
perform their strange tribal ceremonies
and dance in 'the . festival center until
11:30. o'clock.. v'..--5---v?v.- j-t-- v tf;
Since' their arrival in Portland yes
terday they have been followed - by
fascinating throngs who have watched
their every move. ,. - j...',:' -'"'
Broadway will be kept clear '9 of
traffic this evening as the main thor
oughfare to the festival center and as
a promenade for pleasure seekers. -
San Franciaco Wanta '; Bryan,
San ' Francisco, June, 10,--F. N. S.)
William Jennings Bryan, former sec
retary of state, baa been asked to come
to San Francisco and deliver the July
4 oration at the Panama-Pacific expo
sition. No reply; has been received as
yet, but officials of the exposition say
thsy are hopeful . that Bryan may ac
cept the invitation. -
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":HrBIGli)E
Day Has Been Proclaimed a
- Legal Holiday i - Electrical J.
Paracfe- iri Evening. " , , !
, Proclaimed a legal holiday by -proclamation;
of both Governor' Withy
combe and Mayor Albee and named oft
t icially Oregon ' and Portland day, to
morrow, the last day of ths Ross Fes
tival, will be the biggest of tha three
that make up the fiesta. '
- It will haya. for its chief event the
'tremendons annual fraternal, ? Indus
trisiJ, olvlo and military parade in tlje
morning and the spectacular electrical
parade la the evening. . '
- Ths -nomIng ; procession - will bs
beaded by Governor Withy combe, rep
resenting the state; Adjutant-General
White and George I Baker. It will
start at 30:80 o'clock and will cover
an extended roots through ths down
town west side. .
The electrical parade with a number
of symbolto; electrical ; floats and nu
merous surprise "electric features pre
pared byH the Order of Jovians, will
start at 9 o'clock in the evening. F.
W, Hlld will be- at its head. ,
In the afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock
there- will bo a reception On board the
cruiser.: Boston to- Governor , Wlthy
combo and Queen Sybil and her court,
v. For lovers " of track sports Mult
nomah -field will be the scene of ths
pacif lo Northwest Amateur Champion
ship Track and Field meet starting at
2 o'clock; Officers of tbe - cruiser
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